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I ain't sayin' mutton about that

Swamp Music - Lynyrd Skynyrd

We males are too easy for that kind of a scam. The same thing can happen in New York or Los Angeles.

"99" - Toto

Lachto Drom (Safe Journey) - various artists Very different and entertaining "Gypsy" music from India to Spain I especially like the Romanian (Taraf de Haidouks) and French segments

The Rain Song - Led Zeppelin

Acid Rain - Lorn This is one weird video (can't say much for the music though)

Just don't leave any pieces laying around on the floor. Sorry dad, my synth just dropped a plug-in.

Don't wake me up: I Wanna Be Sedated - Ramones

I like this thread, it exposes me to music I didn't know existed, some of which I enjoyed immensely. Some more variety. Putumayo puts out some unusual stuff, always well produced. Here is one of my favorites. An Afro-Portuguese Oddyssey - various artists

Why are bagpipe players always marching? To get away from the noise.

Handkerchief? What's that? Nobody I know uses those anymore, instead they throw away dead tree membranes. That's snot nice.

"Let's Go Get Stoned" - Ray Charles

Shady characters if you ask me

One silly Christmas song deserves another: Spike Jones But a better Spike Jones song is:

Not to forget some good guitar. This show convinced me that Jeff Beck is the most technically accomplished rock guitarist alive. The camera operators and editors must be guitarists, because whenever Jeff does something super-human, they zero in on the hands. And Tal Wilkenfeld is too cute and young looking to be the monster bass player that she is. Live At Ronnie Scott's - Jeff Beck

Back On The Chain Gang - The Pretenders

When you're normal, you tend to have normal friends, and that's twice as boring.

Huh!

"Tube Snake Boogie" - ZZ Top

One of my very favorite Stan Getz albums. And that leads to another favorite sax player, Stanley Turrentine. Salt Song - Stanley Turrentine

Pictures At An Exhibition - Modest Mussorgsky (Orch. Ravel) I played this in school and also in all-state band where I got a solo part over the alto player (that's a big deal for tenor saxophonists) - a little bit of bragging so many years later it's still sweet.

Wherever I travel, music HAS to be included. We've even planned International vacations so that we could be there when a specific concert is happening. But we're weird by normal standards -- but then -- normal is soooooooooo overrated. Notes

And for all those people who came out dressed as tables and chairs!