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| Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2004 4:15 am Post subject: That brings me to the thought | |
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Read the other post first.
What were we thinking in the 70's? I could really sing like Janis Joplin. Stop laughing, I could! There were so many cool (not "hot") days in Ipswich at Stonehenge, a coffee shop/bar/hippie hangout. In the early 70's I liked a guy named David but we were both so shy we never connected except we held hands one night through the scarey New England woods to get to his house. Every day one summer I went to his house and woke him up around 12PM. Again, nothing ever happened but that fact has made for some nice dreams as an adult. I had a poster of Pearls Before Swine performing at Stonehenge. Wish I still had it. I remember a group called Vanilla Fudge around that time. Man, I should have written a diary for my kids. Hmmm, now I'm listening to Tommy Franks on Letterman. I own a mini van. CS 
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Classic! (and tasty!) |
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I still have a Buffalo Springfield album. Along with others. Did you ever see a Dave Mason album that is psychodelic (spell check) colors?
What albums do you all still have collecting dust? CS
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| Ten Years After... probably one of the most underrated bands of all time. | |