I love that person's sign, ha!:)I am posting this in reply to WM BARR - but it probably will post as a separate answer, I bet. :)EDIT: it DID post where I intended, yay! :)
For me, "I Can See Clearly Now." If I hear the song on radio stations, it's always Jimmy Cliff's cover version.
Give me Johnny Nash's original -- he wrote the song, too. I admit I'm completely biased for Nash -- that man's voice sends me, no matter ... moreFor me, "I Can See Clearly Now." If I hear the song on radio stations, it's always Jimmy Cliff's cover version.
Give me Johnny Nash's original -- he wrote the song, too. I admit I'm completely biased for Nash -- that man's voice sends me, no matter what he sings.
Hi CosmicWunderkind,I saw "Falling Down" and thought it was good, yeah. I don't have particularly strong thoughts about Douglas as an actor, I guess. He's in "Coma," though -- a movie I really, really like overall. I've listened to composer Jerry Goldsmit... moreHi CosmicWunderkind,I saw "Falling Down" and thought it was good, yeah. I don't have particularly strong thoughts about Douglas as an actor, I guess. He's in "Coma," though -- a movie I really, really like overall. I've listened to composer Jerry Goldsmith's music score to the movie many times more than watching the movie, ha. I do that a lot, listen to movie music scores.I guess I hadn't thought of "Night of the Living Dead" as being a perfect movie but it is my favorite movie I've seen. If I were asked to defend what I find as its great qualities, I surely could, ha! :) less
Howard Jones' "In the Running" album - -I could have changed it to another artist but I instead put the entire album on "repeat."He never disappoints me and I guess I wanted to stay with him instead.
At first, I read that as you 'heard a new song that you liked and thought of me and that I might like it, too."I looked closer and realize you probably mean Jones!Great song to me, of course! :)And I already was listening to his "In the Running" "al... moreAt first, I read that as you 'heard a new song that you liked and thought of me and that I might like it, too."I looked closer and realize you probably mean Jones!Great song to me, of course! :)And I already was listening to his "In the Running" "album/CD/whatever" when I came to your post here, ha! :)
That whole "Days of Future Passed" is great for me. I really like where "Tuesday Afternoon" appears when I listen to the entire thing in order. I like the song a lot.:)
Yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!! I love the movie!Though I don't think of this particular movie, especially that scene, with my love of large birds in flight being gorgeous (the movie freaked/freaks me out always -- I love it) -- (and crows are my f... moreYessssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!! I love the movie!Though I don't think of this particular movie, especially that scene, with my love of large birds in flight being gorgeous (the movie freaked/freaks me out always -- I love it) -- (and crows are my favorite type of bird, too!) -- the scene right before this one you've shared here? If I had to choose "The Single Most Perfect Scene in Any Movie I've Seen"? It'd be this one I'm posting, starting at the 0:25 mark and going to the 3:06 mark in the video - - when 'Melanie Daniels' is sitting outside the school, waiting. We the audience, KNOW something is not cool. But what we are allowed to see and what we don't get to see - - and WHEN we get to see -- so perfect to me - - and all the while the children in the background are singing - - and Melanie keeps getting more and more uptight, as she smokes the cigarette - - I love it. :)Here's the scene:And I've been to this exact place when I visited California - - in fact, Bodega and Bodega Bay where ... less
I think she is stunningly beautiful, too.Try her "Fairytale" song, too, if you get the chance sometime.I'm still listening to "a day without rain" and "Lazy Days" just came on to close out the album. :)EDIT: I looked it up to listen - and I had to share -... moreI think she is stunningly beautiful, too.Try her "Fairytale" song, too, if you get the chance sometime.I'm still listening to "a day without rain" and "Lazy Days" just came on to close out the album. :)EDIT: I looked it up to listen - and I had to share - - it's wondrous to me."Fairytale"
Probably by that queen in the animated "Alice in Wonderland".Don't even know for sure if I've seen the movie but I remember listening to the album soundtrack a lot when a young boy. :) And I most remember the queen's voice.
Quite often. In fact, a lot.Music, possibly, has enthralled, and enthralls, me more than anything in life.And the sight of large birds in flight. Gorgeous.
I'm with you completely!Yes!In fact, just moments ago, after our talk here, and listening to "Lazy Days" here a couple of more times, I went and put on her "a day without rain" CD and she's singing as I type. :)
You're welcome!!I just replied up there to your reply, too.I'm really glad you like the song! It's one of my favorites of hers - - why it did not get huge airplay, I don't know. :)
I hope that means you liked the song and that your shivers were good ones! :)I believe I have pretty much Enya's entire works. I admit I'm a huge fan. This "Lazy Days" song is the last song on her "a day without rain" album. It's a great album, like all o... moreI hope that means you liked the song and that your shivers were good ones! :)I believe I have pretty much Enya's entire works. I admit I'm a huge fan. This "Lazy Days" song is the last song on her "a day without rain" album. It's a great album, like all of them for me. That's the album cover in the video I posted. This "Lazy Days" song is so wonderful on its own but it is even better after listening to the entire album/CD/whatever in order - - and then "Lazy Days" comes on - - and she takes me to such good places. And I realize, even more, that Life Is GOOD.:) less
I've always liked this one too! :)I like this video someone put together for the song -- I like that 0:22 image of the young woman standing and looing up.And nice smiles on all of them at 1:26.I liked watching and listening, thanks!:)
I much preferred rolling up my car windows with a handle and my arm muscles - - not by using one of 10,000 buttons in the car.Sometimes, my car windows "freeze" with the water in/on them in cold weather and, electronically, the frozen windows will not ope... moreI much preferred rolling up my car windows with a handle and my arm muscles - - not by using one of 10,000 buttons in the car.Sometimes, my car windows "freeze" with the water in/on them in cold weather and, electronically, the frozen windows will not open with that button. I bet with regular window handles and some elbow grease, I'd be able to open the windows.
EDIT: I posted my answer before I saw Element 99's answer.:)
I should way more check out this show.Never have watched it but any time I see any scenes from it -- they're hilarious to me. :)
I have not seen a cat fight of that kind.I have heard, though, real fights between real cats, I'm usually inside when I hear t... moreI should way more check out this show.Never have watched it but any time I see any scenes from it -- they're hilarious to me. :)
I have not seen a cat fight of that kind.I have heard, though, real fights between real cats, I'm usually inside when I hear two cats outside. I hate to hear the anguished cat cries and sometimes I run out and try to find them.
EDIT: Shuhak's answer had not been posted before I started writing and posting my answer. :)
Yes.I was in third grade, he was in fourth.He said things about my sister I didn't like.I started the physical altercation but the fight was over as soon as he sat on me.
We actually were neighbors; friends, before and after.:)
For me, "I Can See Clearly Now." If I hear the song on rad... moreFor me, "I Can See Clearly Now." If I hear the song on radio stations, it's always Jimmy Cliff's cover version.
Give me Johnny Nash's original -- he wrote the song, too. I admit I'm completely biased for Nash -- that man's voice sends me, no matter what he sings.
I heard this song by chance on the radio while driving and it is... moreI heard this song by chance on the radio while driving and it is one of the most irritating-to-me songs I've ever heard, ha!I can't understand a word the guy (guys?) is/are singing, I find his voice really irritating - - and my ears find the female singer irritating, too :)
Disclaimer: No - I don't expect anyone to agree with me. I'm just posting in good fun. :)"Eastside" Benny Blanco, Halsey and Khalid
I know too many fine, fine creatures named "Karen" and I find th... moreI know too many fine, fine creatures named "Karen" and I find the current derogatory use of the name "Karen" stupid.The Karens I know deserve better treatment.
Frank Sinatra's "I Love Those Jingle Bells" - everyt... moreFrank Sinatra's "I Love Those Jingle Bells" - everything I like about the song has nothing to do with Sinatra, ha.
Those background singers rock!And the instrumental background is great!Sinatra is just along for the ride, ha.
Believe it or not, THREE different people in totally different p... moreBelieve it or not, THREE different people in totally different places and situations have told me that, in the way I was behaving and talking, I reminded them of 'Doug,' the dog in "Up." :)
On first glance, I did not realize Stipe is simply looking down.... moreOn first glance, I did not realize Stipe is simply looking down. I thought those were the whites of his eyes. Creeped me out a bit. :)It's now, actually, an appealing image to me.
** And, to Slartibartfast -- in case you see my question here -- I'm with you ALL the way on that one portion of King's "IT" novel -- that one sequence in that book ruined the entire novel for me. It goes far beyond trying to be scary. Terribly, terribly sick to me. And I've never gotten over it. **
Not really a question, I guess - - just a reason to post my favo... moreNot really a question, I guess - - just a reason to post my favorite-by-far R.E.M. song.Today, I'm especially thankful to R.E.M. for this song.
"I Wanted To Be Wrong"
Evans City, Pennsylvania, USA -- where most of director Geo... moreEvans City, Pennsylvania, USA -- where most of director George Romero's original 1968 "Night of the Living Dead" was filmed.
I've visited several times. Everyone with whom I interacted was very friendly.Whether you've been there or not, go watch my favorite movie "Night of the Living Dead" NOW.Though it's always a great time to watch this movie, it's fun to watch during Halloween Week
;)
Thank you, Johnny Nash, for bettering my life in countless ways.... moreThank you, Johnny Nash, for bettering my life in countless ways. No one has musically impacted me quite like you.Whether singing your own compositions or singing others' works, all of your music resonates deeply within me.
Thanks, again.
I was eating some M and M's caramel candies and "Caramel --... moreI was eating some M and M's caramel candies and "Caramel -- you taste okay but you hang around in my mouth too long. Go away."
As in, no matter how much you chew it, caramel just stays and stays; overstaying its welcome. :)
My favorite R.E.M. album (and I own them all) is "Around the Sun... moreMy favorite R.E.M. album (and I own them all) is "Around the Sun."In every poll, article, review I've ever read about R.E.M. albums, this album is ALWAYS named "THE Worst R.E.M. Album."
Why should I care? Deep down, I don't. The album remains my favorite. And I really like all of their albums.It's interesting at times for me -- sometimes being on the outside, looking in at everyone else who seem to be saying and thinking and doing what I seemingly "should" be saying and thinking and doing -- at odds with what everyone else says and thinks and does, i.e., "We can all agree that 'Around the Sun' is the WORST R.E.M. album." And then they all argue about what is the best R.E.M. album. And I "sit" there on the other side of the "room," thinking, "Uh. . . well, I guess I don't have much to add to the argument of the best album since my best is the worst." Ha!:)And, of course, yes -- I've been listening to "Around the Sun" on 'repeat' the whole time I posted this question, ha! :) less
I am just wondering if you might have a song, or songs, that you... moreI am just wondering if you might have a song, or songs, that you really like from Simple Minds? Their "Don't You (Forget About Me)" was certainly huge. Yet, my favorite song of theirs , is "Belfast Child." This "Belfast Child" song is stunning for me, as is the entire album. I've been playing the album over and over in the last couple of days..I highly recommend the entire "Street Fighting Years" album if you've never listened to it.:)
"Don't You (Forget About Me)"
For me, Nanoose introduced me to this song "Hippy Chick" by Soho... moreFor me, Nanoose introduced me to this song "Hippy Chick" by Soho!! I LOVE IT!! I never had heard of the song, nor group, until yesterday! I keep listening to this song!! That tight rhythm section/bass/guitar that stays for the entire song! And their vocals!! And their vocal harmony!
I am so grateful! God, I love it!!:):)(And right before Nanoose, Jane S introduced me to a wonderful song by Dionne Warwick!)"Hippy Chick" Soho
I enjoy a HUGE amount of music styles, and I have many "favorite... moreI enjoy a HUGE amount of music styles, and I have many "favorites," but I do have one song I call the "Best Song I've Ever Heard" (and I know I've said it a lot on the site here)Lyrics, music, performance, instrumental accompaniment -- this one is up there all by itself for me:
"Ode To Billie Joe" Bobbie Gentry
"Blue" is the first movie in director Krzysztof Kieslowski's "Co... more"Blue" is the first movie in director Krzysztof Kieslowski's "Color Trilogy" - - followed by "White" and "Red" - - after the colors of the flag of France.That's the order to watch the movies, too.
Unforgettably stunning viewing experience! (For me, at least):)
The thought sickens me. :)I just read that avocado milk will soo... moreThe thought sickens me. :)I just read that avocado milk will soon be available.
I was reading about director William Friedkin rejecting composer... moreI was reading about director William Friedkin rejecting composer Lalo Schifrin's original score for the movie. Then I read that this movie trailer, according to the article, caused some people to run out of the theaters to vomit and supposedly caused some to have seizures. Whether or not you've seen the movie - - (I have) - - this is one scary trailer!! Just moments ago was the first time I've seen it.
(And it features Schifrin's music, which I like, too)
I do -- my man Johnny Nash has, arguably, for me, THE most clear... moreI do -- my man Johnny Nash has, arguably, for me, THE most clear singing tone. He comes to my mind anytime I think of a clear singing tone. Such a beautiful, beautiful voice! Great songwriter, too.
He is the first singer who impacted strongly my life. I "discovered" him all by myself, based on my own musical tastes (i.e., not music from my parents' collection or my siblings). Ask my family -- I listened to him all the time, ha!! Along with The Pointer Sisters. I first heard him when I was 11 years old. I've been a huge fan ever since. less
I've spent a lifetime, ever since a young boy, preferring cloudy... moreI've spent a lifetime, ever since a young boy, preferring cloudy, rainy weather over oppressive, overbearing, in-your-face Sun Weather.I'm alone on this.Subtle but strong universal constant messages tell me I am wrong about my weather preference.Unlike generally-accepted individual opinions and individual preferences in various categories like music and movies, when it comes to weather, the only beautiful weather is sunny weather. (And I prefer the night over the day -- that's another whole topic.)
Just a few examples:"Annie" -- "The sun will come out, tomorrow! bet your bottom dollar there'll be sun.""Everything will look better in the morning.""Get out there and enjoy that sunny weather!"Meteorologists -- "Okay, the clouds and the possibility of rain will remain with us for the the next few days, but hang in there, by Thursday, beautiful weather will be back and the sun and warm temps will be back with us!""I get up early and make sure to see the glorious sunrise every day." (I prefer sunsets -- the sun ... less
A huge example for me -- Patti Smith
andPatty Smythe / Smyt... moreA huge example for me -- Patti Smith
andPatty Smythe / Smyth (I've seen it both ways)
SOME THINGS ARE NOT THE SAME AS OTHER THINGS
Patti Smith is not the same as Patty Smyth.
Patti Smith (born December 30, 1946) is an American singer-songwriter, poet and visual artist, who became a highly influential component of the New York City punk rock movement with her 1975 debut album Horses. Called the “Godmother of Punk”, her work was a fusion of rock and poetry. Smith’s most widely known song is “Because the Night”, which was co-written with Bruce Springsteen and reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1978
Patty Smyth (born June 26, 1957) is an American rock and roll musician. She first enjoyed mainstream success in 1982 as lead singer of the band Scandal – whose 1984 release “The Warrior,” off their album of the same name, was ... less
Just two hours ago I saw "horseradish mustard" on sale at the gr... moreJust two hours ago I saw "horseradish mustard" on sale at the grocery store. I snatched it up - - I forgot that I liked it so much, ha!
(The image is not the exact bottle I bought)EDIT: Geez, that image is almost bigger than the bottle itself!:)
From what I read just moments ago, a remake has been planned sin... moreFrom what I read just moments ago, a remake has been planned since 2015.If you've seen the movie, you know there is not one single good reason to remake such a superlative film.I'm mildly pis*ed. Not overly so, just mildly.:)(If you haven't seen "Memento," I highly recommend it.)
Alto saxophone for meAnd the sax solo on Gerry Rafferty's "Baker... moreAlto saxophone for meAnd the sax solo on Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street"
Of course, it helps that I like Rafferty's entire "City to City" album -- but that sax on "Baker Street"!! Yesss!Just now I looked him up and Raphael Ravenscroft played that sax solo and he died in 2014. RIP Mr. Ravenscroft. Thank you, sir, for bettering my life!
Windows so darkly tinted that other drivers cannot see the drive... moreWindows so darkly tinted that other drivers cannot see the driver. Terribly unsafe in my opinion.There are times (often emergency and/ or unexpected types of situations) when we, as drivers, need to see each other.
Oh, wait -- there are now driverless cars -- I guess it doesn't matter.
EDIT:When using "Google" browser, the videos would not play.&nbs... moreEDIT:When using "Google" browser, the videos would not play.
I then tried Firefox, and all the videos playedThat's never happened to me as far as Google and posted videos on this site. Oh, well. I'll go to Firefox, I guess, when I need to watch and / or post videos -- heck, that's all I do, though, on answerMug -- post videos! Ha!
Before watching it, I read that "A Place in the Sun" was release... moreBefore watching it, I read that "A Place in the Sun" was released in 1951.And, based on that, the movie took me places that were totally unexpected. The movie is timeless to me now -- it all could have happened yesterday. (And it was the first movie I saw with Montgomery Clift - he remains probably the best actor I've seen, overall. No matter what movie role, he always comes across as authentic, a real person, honest. Oh, yeah -- and incredibly handsome, ha. Guy Pearce is right up there with Monty, too, for me.) less
It's one of the best movies I've yet to see in my life. (I think... moreIt's one of the best movies I've yet to see in my life. (I think I might have asked this question before.)An excellent ensemble cast.
I really recommend it if you haven't seen it. I bet you'll find it worth your time.This is Julianne Moore in the gif.
I swear I don't remember ever seeing subtitles -- and this video... moreI swear I don't remember ever seeing subtitles -- and this video is extremely powerful to me. I very easily remember the video. I'd think I'd have remembered subtitles. And every time I look up the video, it now has subtitles. (I find them distracting.)And they have inserted supposed unspoken thoughts of people in the video - - even more annoying to me. :)EDIT: Well, they don't want it posted. :) Here's a link to a youtube video :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rOiW_xY-kc&list=RD5rOiW_xY-kc&start_radio=1 less
I've never quite understood the idea of a color as a cake flavor... moreI've never quite understood the idea of a color as a cake flavor.Don't get me wrong - - white cake is fine with me.
:)
My two examples at the moment:
1)David Bowie's "Let's Danc... moreMy two examples at the moment:
1)David Bowie's "Let's Dance" from the 2:50 to 2:55 marks -- when he sings " tremble like a FloWERRR!!"The way he stresses the "WER" syllable! HOT to me! Ha!2)Deniece Williams "Let's Hear It for the Boy" the literal, one second moment at 3:29 -- she jumps way up high with her voice! So effortlessly!! Beautiful to me! And I often think "Take THAT, Mariah Carey! Mariah, you try to show off too much. Deniece just lets it fly for one second, yes!"And I admit - - Carey has a great voice, I just much prefer how Williams uses her voice in this song. less
Tom Petty's " Free Fallin' " is one for meSomehow, the song stan... moreTom Petty's " Free Fallin' " is one for meSomehow, the song stands out from many other songs I really like.Any time I hear it, it's like I'm hearing it for the first time.
I forgot it was still in the oven, baking - - the edges ar... moreI forgot it was still in the oven, baking - - the edges are now all sort of crunchy --(but I love cake - -and I'm eating it anyway):)
I'm not a veteran in any way but what author and veteran Tom Rid... moreI'm not a veteran in any way but what author and veteran Tom Ridge writes here -- what he says - and how he says it -- makes sense to me:
Bennie Adkins died the other day. The retired Army command sergeant major was 86 and had fought a 23-day battle against coronavirus. A little more than 50 years ago, halfway around the world, Bennie’s heroic actions at the battle of Dai Do in Vietnam resulted in his being awarded the Medal of Honor.
I’ve been thinking quite a bit lately about my fellow veterans. Honorable men like Bennie Adkins. And John McCain. We carried the weapons of war in defense of our nation and our liberties.
In recent days, we have seen images of Americans carrying weapons as part of their protests to immediately reopen society. What are they planning to do, shoot the virus with their AR-15s?
These self-absorbed and selfish Americans complain they are irritated, anxious, bored, upset — unhappy that their lives have been affected by this temp... less
Author Tom Ridge -- what he says - and how he says it -- makes s... moreAuthor Tom Ridge -- what he says - and how he says it -- makes sense to me:
Bennie Adkins died the other day. The retired Army command sergeant major was 86 and had fought a 23-day battle against coronavirus. A little more than 50 years ago, halfway around the world, Bennie’s heroic actions at the battle of Dai Do in Vietnam resulted in his being awarded the Medal of Honor.
I’ve been thinking quite a bit lately about my fellow veterans. Honorable men like Bennie Adkins. And John McCain. We carried the weapons of war in defense of our nation and our liberties.
In recent days, we have seen images of Americans carrying weapons as part of their protests to immediately reopen society. What are they planning to do, shoot the virus with their AR-15s?
These self-absorbed and selfish Americans complain they are irritated, anxious, bored, upset — unhappy that their lives have been affected by this temporary restraint on their freedoms. Some have even g... less
I don't -- I usually find the crowd's whistling, yelling and scr... moreI don't -- I usually find the crowd's whistling, yelling and screaming annoyingA HUGE exception -- the crowd on Chuck Berry's "My Ding-a-Ling" -- THIS is what every "live" recording should be! The crowd's input is perfect, ha! The interplay between Chuck and the crowd -- joyous
"When I Fall in Love" I forgot about it and then heard it a... more"When I Fall in Love" I forgot about it and then heard it again today - - geez - - such wonderful voices in the same family --
like Whitney Houston and Dionne Warwicklike The Pointer Sistersoffhand, I'm not think of other examples; I'm sure there are more examples out there(I've heard a 'virtual' duet that they did with Natalie and Nat King Cole for this song, too)
Arguably, THE best intro/opening to any show for me -- "My name ... moreArguably, THE best intro/opening to any show for me -- "My name is Victoria Winters . . . "And this character here is my favorite character in the show.
:)the opening to the very first episode - - -
Which, in fact, he turned out to be. And I said: Oh, boy. ... moreWhich, in fact, he turned out to be. And I said: Oh, boy. Right again.
let X = X. You know, it could be you.(If not, maybe listen to the rest of this great song?)
;)
And they had all arrived at the same buildingat more or less the... moreAnd they had all arrived at the same buildingat more or less the same time.And they were all free.And they were allasking themselves the same question:What is behind that curtain?
Give a listen to Enya's "Lazy Days" (and if it doesn't make... moreGive a listen to Enya's "Lazy Days" (and if it doesn't make you feel good, that's good, too - we all have different feel-good music -- and my preferences can change by the hour, ha!)
:)
Regardless of the expression in context to the song, I'd still h... moreRegardless of the expression in context to the song, I'd still humbly bow to be associated in any way with that song /album.:)
I love that person's sign, ha!:)I am posting this in reply to WM... moreI love that person's sign, ha!:)I am posting this in reply to WM BARR - but it probably will post as a separate answer, I bet. :)EDIT: it DID post where I intended, yay! :)
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It's certainly not profound - - but I believe young children can... moreIt's certainly not profound - - but I believe young children can teach us "smarter" adults a lot of valid knowledge.
For me, "I Can See Clearly Now." If I hear the song on rad... moreFor me, "I Can See Clearly Now." If I hear the song on radio stations, it's always Jimmy Cliff's cover version.
Give me Johnny Nash's original -- he wrote the song, too. I admit I'm completely biased for Nash -- that man's voice sends me, no matter what he sings.
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I already got sent to the Office of the Dean of Students, too.Th... moreI already got sent to the Office of the Dean of Students, too.That Dean guy sitting in the office over there is kind of hot.
Hi CosmicWunderkind,I saw "Falling Down" and thought it was good... moreHi CosmicWunderkind,I saw "Falling Down" and thought it was good, yeah. I don't have particularly strong thoughts about Douglas as an actor, I guess. He's in "Coma," though -- a movie I really, really like overall. I've listened to composer Jerry Goldsmith's music score to the movie many times more than watching the movie, ha. I do that a lot, listen to movie music scores.I guess I hadn't thought of "Night of the Living Dead" as being a perfect movie but it is my favorite movie I've seen. If I were asked to defend what I find as its great qualities, I surely could, ha! :) less
Howard Jones' "In the Running" album - -I could have chang... moreHoward Jones' "In the Running" album - -I could have changed it to another artist but I instead put the entire album on "repeat."He never disappoints me and I guess I wanted to stay with him instead.
At first, I read that as you 'heard a new song that you liked an... moreAt first, I read that as you 'heard a new song that you liked and thought of me and that I might like it, too."I looked closer and realize you probably mean Jones!Great song to me, of course! :)And I already was listening to his "In the Running" "album/CD/whatever" when I came to your post here, ha! :)
That whole "Days of Future Passed" is great for me. I really lik... moreThat whole "Days of Future Passed" is great for me. I really like where "Tuesday Afternoon" appears when I listen to the entire thing in order. I like the song a lot.:)
I've liked every song everyone has posted in this question.And I... moreI've liked every song everyone has posted in this question.And I really like both of yours, too.:)
Yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!! I love the movie!Though I... moreYessssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!! I love the movie!Though I don't think of this particular movie, especially that scene, with my love of large birds in flight being gorgeous (the movie freaked/freaks me out always -- I love it) -- (and crows are my favorite type of bird, too!) -- the scene right before this one you've shared here? If I had to choose "The Single Most Perfect Scene in Any Movie I've Seen"? It'd be this one I'm posting, starting at the 0:25 mark and going to the 3:06 mark in the video - - when 'Melanie Daniels' is sitting outside the school, waiting. We the audience, KNOW something is not cool. But what we are allowed to see and what we don't get to see - - and WHEN we get to see -- so perfect to me - - and all the while the children in the background are singing - - and Melanie keeps getting more and more uptight, as she smokes the cigarette - - I love it. :)Here's the scene:And I've been to this exact place when I visited California - - in fact, Bodega and Bodega Bay where ... less
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I think she is stunningly beautiful, too.Try her "Fairytale" son... moreI think she is stunningly beautiful, too.Try her "Fairytale" song, too, if you get the chance sometime.I'm still listening to "a day without rain" and "Lazy Days" just came on to close out the album. :)EDIT: I looked it up to listen - and I had to share - - it's wondrous to me."Fairytale"
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Ha! Yeah! :)I don't even understand why such an image would exis... moreHa! Yeah! :)I don't even understand why such an image would exist. But I liked it when I looked up images for small cans of Pepsi. :)
Probably by that queen in the animated "Alice in Wonderland".Don... moreProbably by that queen in the animated "Alice in Wonderland".Don't even know for sure if I've seen the movie but I remember listening to the album soundtrack a lot when a young boy. :) And I most remember the queen's voice.
Quite often. In fact, a lot.Music, possibly, has enthralled, and... moreQuite often. In fact, a lot.Music, possibly, has enthralled, and enthralls, me more than anything in life.And the sight of large birds in flight. Gorgeous.
Yup, you are probably right.Here's that very small crowd of Elem... moreYup, you are probably right.Here's that very small crowd of Element 99 and WelbyQuentin -- walking and listening to Enya.:)
I'm with you completely!Yes!In fact, just moments ago, after our... moreI'm with you completely!Yes!In fact, just moments ago, after our talk here, and listening to "Lazy Days" here a couple of more times, I went and put on her "a day without rain" CD and she's singing as I type. :)
You're welcome!!I just replied up there to your reply, too.I'm r... moreYou're welcome!!I just replied up there to your reply, too.I'm really glad you like the song! It's one of my favorites of hers - - why it did not get huge airplay, I don't know. :)
I hope that means you liked the song and that your shivers were ... moreI hope that means you liked the song and that your shivers were good ones! :)I believe I have pretty much Enya's entire works. I admit I'm a huge fan. This "Lazy Days" song is the last song on her "a day without rain" album. It's a great album, like all of them for me. That's the album cover in the video I posted. This "Lazy Days" song is so wonderful on its own but it is even better after listening to the entire album/CD/whatever in order - - and then "Lazy Days" comes on - - and she takes me to such good places. And I realize, even more, that Life Is GOOD.:) less
I've always liked this one too! :)I like this video someon... moreI've always liked this one too! :)I like this video someone put together for the song -- I like that 0:22 image of the young woman standing and looing up.And nice smiles on all of them at 1:26.I liked watching and listening, thanks!:)
;);)
You're right.He's a good dancer, yeah. She is, too.I like t... more;);)
You're right.He's a good dancer, yeah. She is, too.I like their natural, at-ease style.
I much preferred rolling up my car windows with a handle and my ... moreI much preferred rolling up my car windows with a handle and my arm muscles - - not by using one of 10,000 buttons in the car.Sometimes, my car windows "freeze" with the water in/on them in cold weather and, electronically, the frozen windows will not open with that button. I bet with regular window handles and some elbow grease, I'd be able to open the windows.
EDIT: I posted my answer before I saw Element 99's answer.:)
This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at January 11, 2021 5:22 PM MST
I loved that.:)The style looked sort of familiar to me, too.&nbs... moreI loved that.:)The style looked sort of familiar to me, too.
My answer:I don't know. (Which reminds me of someone, too.)
I was writing/posting my answer before I saw your post. There wa... moreI was writing/posting my answer before I saw your post. There was no posted answer yet when I got here.:)
I should way more check out this show.Never have watched it but ... moreI should way more check out this show.Never have watched it but any time I see any scenes from it -- they're hilarious to me. :)
I have not seen a cat fight of that kind.I have heard, though, real fights between real cats, I'm usually inside when I hear two cats outside. I hate to hear the anguished cat cries and sometimes I run out and try to find them.
EDIT: Shuhak's answer had not been posted before I started writing and posting my answer. :)
This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at January 11, 2021 5:10 PM MST
I got WAY too distracted to listen to the music when I saw that ... moreI got WAY too distracted to listen to the music when I saw that guy . . . or to answer your question . . . did you ask something?;)
Uh . . . grammatical error - - "Grrrrrr" is spelled with six "r'... moreUh . . . grammatical error - - "Grrrrrr" is spelled with six "r's," not seven.;)Just kidding. :)
(I'm with you on your thoughts.)
Wow, thanks for a Pick!:)Musically, I'd fit right in with your s... moreWow, thanks for a Pick!:)Musically, I'd fit right in with your sons and friends and you, I bet.
Yes.I was in third grade, he was in fourth.He said things about ... moreYes.I was in third grade, he was in fourth.He said things about my sister I didn't like.I started the physical altercation but the fight was over as soon as he sat on me.
We actually were neighbors; friends, before and after.:)
I enjoyed everyone's answer so far and see their points.For me, ... moreI enjoyed everyone's answer so far and see their points.For me, even since very young, I've always seemed to have been open to all kinds of music and I continue to be.
Sort of my motto:I can sometimes be frustrated thinking of all the music that exists out there that I love but simply haven't heard yet.
UnhappySmiles
Hi UnhappySmiles,
Thanks for a friend request. I've accepted but can I ask why you asked me? I don't remember any specific interaction we've had? If you don't want to answer, that's OK. I've already accepted anyway, like I said.
Be well,
WelbyQ
Gabriel
I'm happy to accept your request, thanks, Gabriel! Welcome to the site - - I'm sort of new, too, as of last December 2015. You're most welcome for my answering your question! See you around!
Be well,
WelbyQuentin
Thriftymaid
Thanks for the friend request, Thriftymaid!
As far as I know, you were the last person I received an 'alert' from on Answerbag - - about how we agreed that Queen had a lot of harmony.
Kenz the Frenz
Thanks for the friend request, Kenz!
I received one from Bootsie but now seem to be unable to retrieve the 'accept' button. And I couldn't find her profile, either, to accept through that route. If you can, tell her I tried accepting if you see her.
I'm still very new here, so don't know the in's and out's too well, yet.
WelbyQuentin