OK, you win
How large is your music library?
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OK, you win
Okay, I suppose I should have specified anything from American Top 40. 
Bah! I'll win any 70s contest.
Name something. I probably have it.
Do you have any Alan Parsons Project or Hollies?
If the former: What's your favorite version of Tales Of Mystery And Imagination?
I actually had no idea that was a real song.
I remember the old "Buh-Weet Sings" SNL sketch and the crowd just roared with laughter when Eddie Murphy goes "Una Panoonah Banka..." I had no idea what they meant!
Sure. I have "I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You" by Alan Parsons and "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" and "Air That I Breathe" by The Hollies. I might have one other Hollies song, too.Bah! I'll win any 70s contest.
Name something. I probably have it.
Do you have any Alan Parsons Project or Hollies?
I had never even heard of this! Judging from what I just read, I'd probably like the original better, although I also love Orson Welles. There's a set available with both albums and I just put it in my Shopping Cart at Amazon. Thanks for the tip.If the former: What's your favorite version of Tales Of Mystery And Imagination?
I had never even heard of this! Judging from what I just read, I'd probably like the original better, although I also love Orson Welles. There's a set available with both albums and I just put it in my Shopping Cart at Amazon. Thanks for the tip.If the former: What's your favorite version of Tales Of Mystery And Imagination?
Glad to be of service.
If you got the one with both the '76 and '87 versions in one package, you must have got the Deluxe Edition, then. It's got the most additional material of all of them (in the past couple of years, every APP album has gotten the 'special edition' treatment). It has some pretty interesting tracks, such as (this is one of my favorite song titles of all time) "Sea Lions In The Departure Lounge."
I have about 250 albums, with a total of about 2,340 songs. The genres range from country to pop to rock and movie scores/soundtracks.
Do you own Casey Kasem then?Okay, I suppose I should have specified anything from American Top 40.
I have that in my collection!
Do you have this one??
I thought I was the only one who remembered it until I found it again on youtube!How about Romeo and Juliet? or any Meco?
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Yup, it's this one (if you know of anymore even more Deluxe, let me know). I'm looking forward to hearing it.I had never even heard of this! Judging from what I just read, I'd probably like the original better, although I also love Orson Welles. There's a set available with both albums and I just put it in my Shopping Cart at Amazon. Thanks for the tip.If the former: What's your favorite version of Tales Of Mystery And Imagination?
Glad to be of service.
If you got the one with both the '76 and '87 versions in one package, you must have got the Deluxe Edition, then. It's got the most additional material of all of them (in the past couple of years, every APP album has gotten the 'special edition' treatment). It has some pretty interesting tracks, such as (this is one of my favorite song titles of all time) "Sea Lions In The Departure Lounge."
Now that you mention it, I'm pretty sure I have some recordings that include Casey; I can't think of what at the moment, though.Do you own Casey Kasem then?Okay, I suppose I should have specified anything from American Top 40.
Oh, I do indeed. I love that song. In fact, I was just listening to it a couple of days ago.
I have that in my collection!
Do you have this one??
You've stumped me with "Romeo And Juliet." That doesn't even sound familiar.How about Romeo and Juliet? or any Meco?
And I might have that disco version of the Star Wars theme by Meco, but I'm not sure; I'd have to check my portable drive.
Oh, I do indeed. I love that song. In fact, I was just listening to it a couple of days ago.I have that in my collection!
Do you have this one??
You've stumped me with "Romeo And Juliet." That doesn't even sound familiar.How about Romeo and Juliet? or any Meco?
That was the loongggg version of R&J. Didn't get a lot of radio play. My sister would play the record a lot.
I loved Cherchez La Femme as a kid. Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band had a great mix of swing and disco there!
I have Disco Star Wars and Disco Close Encounters by Meco on my player. And today, I downloaded a lot of songs from amazon.com- some Donna Summer (shut up!
), Village People (shut up!!!), and some other fun stuff. The 70's were fun.
The 70s were great, especially the mid-70s; 1975 was probably the best year for music in my life.
I don't have any Village People, but I have some Donna Summer. I have "Love To Love You, Baby" and, from the 80s, "On The Radio" (I love the line "it must have fallen out of a hole in your old brown overcoat.")
I don't have any Village People, but I have some Donna Summer. I have "Love To Love You, Baby" and, from the 80s, "On The Radio" (I love the line "it must have fallen out of a hole in your old brown overcoat.")
I actually had no idea that was a real song.
Oh yeah, it was a big hit...
I got it from one of those greatest hits of the 70s compilations...
Got some other songs from it as well that i liked...
Including All Around My Hat
Wow, I never heard that one, either, but what a great song.
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