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Getbig Misc Too Board => Getbig Comments Suggestions Complaints Board => Topic started by: NaturalWonder83 on October 29, 2025, 03:26:37 AM
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Dear Ron:
I hope you are doing well.
What are your thoughts on creating an "Oldies Music Appreciation" Board?
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Great videos, Donny! Thanks for posting them!
Check out this live CCR performance of Fortunate Son!
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Dear NaturalWonder,
How are you? I am fine. This was a great idea for a thread. I would like to contribute with some classic Bob Seger:
As a child, I always thought he said 'working for penis' as opposed to 'working for peanuts.'
Oh, well. I suppose I've got to go now. Talk soon.
Regards,
Spunker.
P.S. I hope Ron gets back to you with his thoughts and is not too mad if he doesn't like oldies.
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Dear NaturalWonder,
For my next choice, I would like to present you with a fantastic rendition of Cat Stevens' Trouble. I love the original, but Vedder's cover might be more widely appreciated, and it takes me back to my formative years when music held a much more central place in my life.
I do hope this counts as an oldie. Let me know if it's not appropriate.
With a firm handshake,
Spunker
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Dear NaturalWonder,
Permit me to begin this with a toast: to diversity in music. So often in these divisive times, we are pressured to align ourselves with particular genres, as if our appreciation of a band or artist serves as an indication of a broader worldview. Personally, I find this galling. To celebrate musical diversity is to resist the tyranny of tribalism, and this morning I would like to present you with Ernestine Anderson's Moonlight in Vermont:
Now, I know what you're thinking: 'why didn't this stupid asshole post Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong's version?'
It is your right to ponder that, and my reasoning might surprise you. The truth is, I find Louis Armstrong's face to be unnerving. Behind that seemingly benign smile, I've always sensed the quiet menace of a sex attacker at work, no doubt plotting his next crime.
(https://i.postimg.cc/8PJ8Jk41/Louis-predator.png)
You might, however, be relieved to know that there is no basis whatsoever for me to claim that. Indeed, a cursory Google search only seemed to infer a harmful prejudice to my thinking (which I vehemently deny). Still, there is just something about that face:
(https://www.pristineclassical.com/cdn/shop/collections/Louis_Armstrong_large.jpg?v=1495806225)
Wishing you a blessed morning,
Spunker
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Dear NaturalWonder,
Permit me to begin this with a toast: to diversity in music. So often in these divisive times, we are pressured to align ourselves with particular genres, as if our appreciation of a band or artist serves as an indication of a broader worldview. Personally, I find this galling. To celebrate musical diversity is to resist the tyranny of tribalism, and this morning I would like to present you with Ernestine Anderson's Moonlight in Vermont:
Now, I know what you're thinking: 'why didn't this stupid asshole post Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong's version?'
It is your right to ponder that, and my reasoning might surprise you. The truth is, I find Louis Armstrong's face to be unnerving. Behind that seemingly benign smile, I've always sensed the quiet menace of a sex attacker at work, no doubt plotting his next crime.
(https://i.postimg.cc/8PJ8Jk41/Louis-predator.png)
You might, however, be relieved to know that there is no basis whatsoever for me to claim that. Indeed, a cursory Google search only seemed to infer a harmful prejudice to my thinking (which I vehemently deny). Still, there is just something about that face:
(https://www.pristineclassical.com/cdn/shop/collections/Louis_Armstrong_large.jpg?v=1495806225)
Wishing you a blessed morning,
Spunker
Dear Donny and Phantom:
Thanks for the posts. Great tastes of music and hopefully Ron has a chance to review this thread.
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Dear friends,
Today I would like to share with you Quiet Riot's 'Cum On Feel The Noize.'
It is in one of my Spotify playlists and it takes me back to a time in my early 20s when a friend's mother would frequently text me, ostensibly to enquire about his wellbeing. She would always write 'come' as 'cum' (e.g. I could cum over :o), and I cannot help but assume that this was less of an innocent (albeit illiterate) check-in and more of an attempt to get me turned on enough to stuff her like a Christmas goose. It is a regret of mine that I had a girlfriend at the time and never bothered to investigate further.
Anyway, you might be as surprised as I was to discover that this was not an original, but a cover of the song by the English rock-group Slade. What amazes me is how similar their voices are. I would have bet money it was the same person.
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I definitely prefer the Quiet Riot version
Dear friends,
Today I would like to share with you Quiet Riot's 'Cum On Feel The Noize.'
It is in one of my Spotify playlists and it takes me back to a time in my early 20s when a friend's mother would frequently text me, ostensibly to enquire about his wellbeing. She would always write 'come' as 'cum' (e.g. I could cum over :o), and I cannot help but assume that this was less of an innocent (albeit illiterate) check-in and more of an attempt to get me turned on enough to stuff her like a Christmas goose. It is a regret of mine that I had a girlfriend at the time and never bothered to investigate further.
Anyway, you might be as surprised as I was to discover that this was not an original, but a cover of the song by the English rock-group Slade. What amazes me is how similar their voices are. I would have bet money it was the same person.