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When I gigged on various cruise ships in the Caribbean, there was always a Reggae or Soca/Reggae band on board. I heard them play quite a few non-Reggae songs, often for surprisingly good results. We decided, “nothing is sacred to Reggae” — and that's a good thing. I'll come back and listen when I have the time. Got a gig this afternoon.

If I can find an alternative to subscriptions, whether paid or open source, I'll usually take it. If they want to update, and I think it's worth it for functional or security reasons, I'll pay for the update. But I don't want to pay by the month for something if I don't have to.

Lay Down (Candles in the Rain) — Melanie and the Edwin Hawkins Singers

I haven't watched TV since Jay Leno's first "Tonight" show. The main thing I find hard to open is when something is encased in those sealed, rigid, plastic packs. I have one of those "cuts almost anything" scissors that will take care of that.

Don't tell her about your 4" one until it's too late.

Hello Stranger — Barbara Lewis

Looking at the logo, the first thing I thought of was not wings.

I Fought The Law — Bobby Fuller Four (with go-go girls)

Sometimes you are too close to see the error of your ways.

The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke — Queen

Dunno? I'm still here, thanks for joining in Wibbles.

Read Your Mind — Sabrina Carpenter

Bobby Darin, Marvin Gaye, & Willie Nelson. But I agree, they should have said 60s. But it's a mere techicality.

After The Gold Rush — Neil Young

Antonín Dvořák — Symphony #9, New World Symphony aka From The New World aka Aus der Neuen Welt

If you've got 3 minutes, this is worth it for the laugh

I Hear A Symphony — The Supremes

Did some gigs with Motown back in the day, Berry Gordy was the supreme leader.

Don't You Worry About A Thing — Stevie Wonder