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| Pax's Daily Affirmation Tuesday 2/6/2007 | Rate Topic |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 6th, 2007 07:49 am |
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Paxman 3T WIS 
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 Twisted Fact of the Day: Four sunken nuclear submarines sit at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. One, a Russian sub resting in deep water off of Bermuda, holds 16 live nuclear warheads. Scientists and oceanographers are unsure what the impact of the escaping plutonium will have, but warn that corrosion could create the proper chemical environment for a massive nuclear chain reaction. The Day In Rock No. 1 1965 Rolling Stones: No. 2 UK LP 1965 Righteous Brothers: You've Lost that Lovin' Feeling US 45 1970 Led Zeppelin : Led Zeppelin 2 UK LP 1982 Kraftwerk: The Model UK 45 1982 J. Geils Band: Centrefold US 45 1993 Little Angels : Jam : UK LP Births 1943 Fabian 1945 Bob Marley 1941 Dave Berry (The Crying Game) 1950 Mike Batt (writer and producer) 1950 Natalie Cole (Unforgettable) 1962 Axl Rose (William Bailey) (Guns N'Roses) 1966 Rick Astley (Never Gonna Give You Up) Deaths 1960 Jesse Belvin (Goodnight My Love) Miscellany 1961 Doo-Wop returns to US R&B chart as Capris score with There's a Moon out Tonight. 1965 Billboard publishes first Hot Rhythm & Blues singles chart, with temptations' My Girl at No. 1. 1971 Richard Thompson leaves Fairport Convention. 1981 Paul McCartney joins Ringo Starr and George Harrison in recording All Those Years Ago, a tribute to Lennon. 1982 Joan Jett debuts on US Hot 100 at No. 63 with I Love Rock & Roll. 1987 Sonny Bono (of Sonny and Cher) announces that he will stand as a candidate for mayor of Palm Springs. 1988 Tiffany scores double top No. 1 in UK chart with I Think We're Alone Now and on US chart with Could've Been. 1988 What've I Done To Deserve This returns Dusty Springfield to US Hot 100 Top 10 (with Pet Shop Boys), nineteen years after her last Top 10 hit, Son of a Preacher Man. 1990 Billy Idol has to give up a major role in Oliver Stone's film "The Doors" after he breaks several bones in a serious motorcycle accident. Happy Birthday Bob Marley.?? Two days in a row? I don’t writes’ em…  Birthday wishes to Axl. You have turned into a freak. Still awaiting “Chinese Democracy”. Something like 10 years in the can?? What’s in the CD player?  Ryan Adams – 29 Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Heaven knows why Ryan Adams decided to release three albums in the calendar year of 2005. He's always been prolific to a fault, boasting about completed unreleased albums when his latest work was just seeing the light of day, but he never saturated the market with new material the way he did in 2005, when it seemed he was trying to break Robert Pollard's record for most music released within a year. Grinding out three album in a year is a marathon, not just for Adams but for any of his listeners, and by the time he got to the third album, 29, in the waning weeks of December, he seemed like a winded long-distance runner struggling to cross the finish line: completing the task was more important than doing it well. There's little question that 29 is the weakest of the three records Adams released in 2005, lacking not just the country-rock sprawl of Cold Roses but the targeted neo-classicist country that made Jacksonville City Nights so appealing. Which isn't to say that 29 doesn't have its own feel, since it certainly does. After opening with the title track's straight-up rewrite of the Grateful Dead's "Truckin'," it slides into a series of quiet, languid late-night confessionals that all barely register above a murmur. It's like Love Is Hell transported to a folk/country setting, then stripped not only of its sonic texture but also its songwriting skeleton. Apart from "29" and to a lesser extent "Carolina Rain" and "The Sadness," these songs meander with no direction; they have a ragged, nearly improvised feel, as if Adams spilled out the words just as the tape started to roll. Now plenty of great songs have been written exactly in that fashion, but they never feel as if they were made that way -- or if they do, they get by on a sense of kinetic energy. With the aforementioned exceptions, the songs on 29 never have energy and they always feel incomplete, lacking either a center or a sense of momentum, nor ever conjuring the alluringly weary melancholia that carried Love Is Hell. Instead, it's the first time Adams has sounded completely worn out and spent, bereaved of either the craft or hucksterism at the core of his work. He would have been better off ending 2005 with just two albums to his credit and letting 29 co-exist in the vaults alongside The Suicide Handbook and his other completed, unreleased records, since having this in circulation adds a sour finish to what was otherwise a good year for him. Funny  Food  Tomato Soup and Grilled Cheese Zoom Zoom  Vintage Trans-Am Racing Babe (of yore)  Toni Braxton… in her prime Art  Carlo Carrà Interventionist Manifestation Collage 1914 Last edited on Tue Feb 6th, 2007 08:03 am by Paxman |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 6th, 2007 11:25 am |
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Pax, I'm surprised that information got out about the Subs.Theres alot more off the coast of Sweden, Thanks to the usa's technology in Sub warfare. I really think there wrong on there assesment that the nukes could corrode and leak. I spent some time in sherwood forrest, the only place to jog on a sub. At least ours are secured pretty good. We do have the means to secure there nukes now though.
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| Posted: Tue Feb 6th, 2007 11:42 am |
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canadajo 3T WIS 
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You guys and your secret spy type info .... where is Eric when you need him ( even though he is so secretive none of what he says makes sence ) I like the art ... I never knew Toni Braxton looked so good ..... My special request of a babe of yore is ....Pheobe Cates .....
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| Posted: Tue Feb 6th, 2007 06:03 pm |
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Paxman 3T WIS
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canadajo wrote: My special request of a babe of yore is ....Pheobe Cates ..... I think that's a damn fine idea!! Any other requests??
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| Posted: Tue Feb 6th, 2007 07:21 pm |
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srh_pres 3T WIS 
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Paxman wrote: canadajo wrote:My special request of a babe of yore is ....Pheobe Cates ..... Mary Tyler Moore... :shock:
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