The best songs you totally forgot about

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7djengo7 said:
The whole LP, "Shuttered Rooms", is pretty good.
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Totally agreed, but I've usually had difficulty tracking down that album. Back in the 90s, I tried to buy the CD only to find out that it was no longer in print. And just the other day I tried to find it on Spotify and it is not available there either. Fortunately, somebody uploaded a playlist of it to YouTube, available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-rqs5LWZFw&list=PLG6l0u7wdNE9xf2i6WM9004Ak-9LvMkpx&index=2&t=0s
 
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Totally agreed, but I've usually had difficulty tracking down that album. Back in the 90s, I tried to buy the CD only to find out that it was no longer in print. And just the other day I tried to find it on Spotify and it is not available there either. Fortunately, somebody uploaded a playlist of it to YouTube, available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-rqs5LWZFw&list=PLG6l0u7wdNE9xf2i6WM9004Ak-9LvMkpx&index=2&t=0s
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I happened onto it on vinyl, at Goodwill, about 15 years ago, for maybe 99¢, and surely no more than $2. No skips, either. I was happy to find it, because I had always liked their "hit" tunes, 'Red Skies' and 'Stand or Fall', and I soon took to liking pretty much all the other tracks, too.
 
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7djengo7 said:
Yet another post by ffreeloader that could almost make me wonder if it might actually be my dad who is posting, incognito, on TOL, under the name "ffreeloader". (Except, I think my dad doesn't mind The Fixx.)
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Now that is funny. As far as I know I never fathered any children. If I did I wasn't informed of the child. If your father and I are of the same age it's not too unlikely that we have similar tastes in music from back in the day.

Now I understand why ok doser was laughing about showing a post of mine to you. I couldn't figure out what he was going on about as I just now saw this post from you.
 
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ffreeloader said:
Now I understand why ok doser was laughing about showing a post of mine to you. I couldn't figure out what he was going on about as I just now saw this post from you.
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Now on to the crucial point at hand, since one thing leads to another...Do you dig The Fixx?
 
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You also forgot about hyperbole.
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Actually not, I decided to play the game that literalists play, instead of taking figures of speech into account when reading to understand scripture. God uses hyperbole in scripture, so I understand your point
 
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Jefferson said:
Robin Trower: Bridge of Sighs (1974)
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I have this one on vinyl. Day of the Eagle! Robin Trower's one of my favorite guitarists in the realm of blues/blues-rock style. I really like his playing more than that of many other, perhaps bigger names; far more than Stevie Ray Vaughan, and even somewhat more than Jimi Hendrix. And, as much as I love Clapton on account of his many great tunes (and, to some extent, for his playing), Trower is, to me, somewhat more smooth, ferocious and interesting at electric guitar.
 
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