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[Operational needs]

I grew up with my mom and dad listening to big bands.

I still love big bands.

My sons grew up with us listening to early to mid 70's rock.

The youngest still loves early to mid 70's rock, along with his own choices.

Some of my fondest memories as a little girl are dancing with my dad to Big Band music.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

Don't like the Beatles?



Me either.

I do like the Beatles. Read it again Jersey

 

[rod]

It is boring as hell.

Drill hole in ice.

Drop line in water.

Sit on bucket---freeze ass off.

No one I know is dumb enough to ice fish that way. That must be a NY thing. Around here almost everyone has some version of this:

 

[Operational needs]

$3-$4?

On my route they sell them for $5 a dozen!

 

[cosmo1]

No it was fripp, Greg lake for the first two albums then wetton came in for the rest of the 70's era

Ok.

I was thinking Santana and should have been thinking Lake.

Saw ELP locally once in a college gym.

Great show. MOOG got tossed off the stage. I was deaf for at least a week after.

 

[Over 70]

Don't like the Beatles?



Me either.

I love post 1966 Beatles. Boy band beatles? It's catchy and nostalgic but not any part of my rotation.

 

[oldngray]

I listen to all the stuff my dad listened to when he was my age. Really anything from about 1978-Now is fair game to me. Anything besides the Beatles (and then The Wings) before that I'm generally not into.

Wings was good until about 1978.

 

[MyTripisCut]

I do like the Beatles. Read it again Jersey

Good. Cause I hate the ing Beatles.

 

[Brownslave688]

4.97

Land o lake 3.92.

Yesterday. At shop rite.

Holy !!!!!!


Dollar a dozen at the grocery store right up the road. Or the wife has a coworker that sells farm fresh eggs for $1 a dozen.

 

[Over 70]

Ok.

I was thinking Santana and should have been thinking Lake.

Saw ELP locally once in a college gym.

Great show. MOOG got tossed off the stage. I was deaf for at least a week after.

Lucky !

 

[FrigidFTSup]

No one I know is dumb enough to ice fish that way. That must be a NY thing. Around here almost everyone has some version of this:

Ice doesn't get think enough out here for that stuff. Where I am there is really only a few weeks a year you can ice fish safely

 

[MyTripisCut]

Holy !!!!!!


Dollar a dozen at the grocery store right up the road. Or the wife has a coworker that sells farm fresh eggs for $1 a dozen.

Very expensive to survive around here.

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

I grew up with my mom and dad listening to big bands.

I still love big bands.

My sons grew up with us listening to early to mid 70's rock.

The youngest still loves early to mid 70's rock, along with his own choices.

I grew up listening to early to mid 70's rock. I still love listening to early to mid 70's rock....

 

[cosmo1]

I like Blind Faith/Steve Winwood but I never listened to Humble Pie much. I always thought of them as more what its members later did.

Stevie Winwood got his start in his mid-teens with the Spencer Davis Group out of Detroit.

One of the best ever.

 

[MyTripisCut]

I grew up listening to early to mid 70's rock. I still love listening to early to mid 70's rock....

Wow. Just wow.

 

[Brownslave688]

On my route they sell them for $5 a dozen!

gosh darn yuppies.

 

[cosmo1]

I love post 1966 Beatles. Boy band beatles? It's catchy and nostalgic but not any part of my rotation.

Channel 18 on Sirius/XM.

Beatles 24/8.

 

[MyTripisCut]

gosh darn yuppies.

The guys selling them wear flannel shirts and have long beards, but don't know how to use a chainsaw...

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

Wow. Just wow.

Wut.....,,

 

[FrigidFTSup]

Holy !!!!!!


Dollar a dozen at the grocery store right up the road. Or the wife has a coworker that sells farm fresh eggs for $1 a dozen.

That's just life in this area of the country. That's actually not a terrible price. I saw Rib Eyes at Whole Foods the other day for 32 bucks a pound.