Would you like to have your own radio show? ~

Welby, I love her name and I like the song.  I'd listen to your radio station.  :) :)

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I adore this song. And her.
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[The video is directly from director David Lynch's/composer Angelo Badalamenti's/Julee Cruise's (approximately) hour-long art/music film 'Industrial Symphony No.1: Dream of the Brokenhearted.' The entire film is breathtaking to me. And this 'Rockin' Back Inside my Heart, in context of the entire film, works so well! To me, the song is different than the rest of the also-great songs in the work.] This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at July 25, 2018 8:28 PM MDT

Sorry Welby!  I meant to hit the like button, first!  I don't know what my deal has been the last couple days.  For some reason, I seem to be letting my "real" self out from behind my hat.  Not to mention, this is the second time I've not hit the "like" button on an answer I liked.  Ugh!  If I do it again, please tap on my hat and say something!
Big winks and smiles!  Hugs too!!!

I didn't even notice.
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I was just happy you liked the song and Cruise.
Just in case - -here is the entire 50-minutes-long "Industrial Symphony No.1: Dream of the Brokenhearted. It may be some of the best fifty minutes you'll ever spend.
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If you do watch/listen, let me know what you think.
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It's not posting - - I'll try again.

This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at July 25, 2018 8:29 PM MDT

So far so good!!!!!!!!!  :) :)!!!!!

I started watching again to the five-minutes mark or so. Haven't watched it in years. I plan to watch the whole thing later on tonight. I own a copy of it.

The first lyric after the phone conversation (Nicholas Cage and I forget the female actress. I think it's directly from a David Lynch movie; I think "Wild at Heart." Maybe it's not from a movie --  maybe they filmed it for this Industrial Symphony.)

-- "I fell for you baby, like a bomb." So cool!
:) This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at July 25, 2018 11:33 AM MDT

Right On!! :) :)  Huge hugs and loves and listening enjoyment too!  Thanks Welby!! :) :)!!

Great! You're welcome!
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Were you able to listen to a good chunk of it? Maybe even the whole thing? I doubt I'll get to it tonight, even though I had planned on it.

Sad but true. I, also, have many, many records that people may remember.  They are in storage and may be warped by now; however, I still like to think I will listen to them soon.
Let's hear the vinyl!!  When Rock n' Roll was just that and Classics were born!! :) :) 

Love hearing that you kept yours, too, Merlin!!!! However, I am crying knowing they are in storage!!! I built a huge cabinet to store mine, but if I ever have to MOVE it, a nightmare is awaiting me!!! 
That's why I always wanted my own station...they have a 'Classic Vinyl' station on Sirius, but they seem to play most of the songs you would hear on FM radio anyway. I do listen to the 'Deep Tracks' station, but honestly, I'm not in my car often enough to justify paying for radio air time. I may or may not renew it next time....
I dated a lady who told me her husband still had a huge collections of albums and that he never listened to them. I asked her if she thought he might sell them or better yet, GIVE them to me so they would have extra storage space in their house. No luck so far, but she said if she finds out that he is getting rid of them, she will call me....

So you know that saying THAT, I am DYING to hear your voice!!!!.... Ladies with deep, sultry voices DO turn on most guys. It's like someone with a British accent....just keep talking and let me listen, lol. 

That may be true with me, as well....my taste in music may be past-due or out dated. My audience of listeners may be so small that I wouldn't make any money...but I would do it for pleasure, not for money.....so I need to win that lottery really soon so I can get started, right?

I went to one of those broadcasting schools and they told me I had a great radio voice, too. I actually think they told everyone who paid for the school the same thing.....I will say that everyone always wanted to party at MY place because they LOVED the music. They all said back then that I should be the one picking music for all the radio stations. I think they were right....;-)

I would listen to you and your record choices.  I freely listen to you here.  I'm sure your voice goes with your thoughts which are good ones. :) :).   

Hey Merlin, I think you and I should share a radio program!!! We have similar interests and your sense of humor always makes me laugh out loud. I find most of your comments reflect my own ideas and ideals....like the old saying "We grew up in different neighborhoods together"...
I think it would be fun to co-host with you, especially with all of our albums together. We would probably compete to see who could bring out the COOLEST old song to play for our listeners. And of course, we would have to entertain the listeners with our magic wit and brilliant opinions on music, sex and the shape of the world from then and now, lol....with your deep sultry voice and my southern drawl, we would rock their socks off!!!!.....

Yaaaa-Whhhhooooo!  What a RIDE!!!!

Hmmmm, let's see what atrocious programming mistakes you'd be making with an attitude like that:

10  Tilde-related calls
9  Any and all calls from your secret admirer, Randall D
8  Grammar-correction calls
7  Any and all dating invitation calls from Randall D
6  Calls from Randy D asking permission to move into your spare bedroom
5  Any and all calls from your not-so-secret admirer, Randall D
4  Calls about how to avoid or circumvent restraining orders
3  Any and all calls from Randy D stating his desire to move into your bed
2  Calls from the building's security detail asking if Randall D may visit the studio
1  Any and all calls from your number one fan, Randall D

Gee, it's painfully obvious that you don't want your radio show to be a success.

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Basically, I'd hang up on anyone who says he's randy.

  Randy men are dandy men, the best kind!

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