Haven't heard this song.

the house picker is back!...nice

re: #1 Virginia Plain

Haven't heard this song.

I think you probably have - but this is probably how you heard it:

re: #3 reine.de.tout

I think you probably have - but this is probably how you heard it:

[Video]

Very cool.

I played guitar on a Peter Allen record, believe it or else.

re: #5 Charles

Is it still available?

re: #6 Rightwingconspirator

Is it still available?

Here's the record: Not the Boy Next Door. Some excellent LA session musicians played on this one.

re: #7 Charles

Here's the record: Not the Boy Next Door. Some excellent LA session musicians played on this one.

Was just looking on Google. I didn't know that Peter Allen had died.

Credits
Name Credits

Bill King Photography
Charles "Icarus" Johnson Guitar
Clydene Jackson Vocals (Background)
David Foster Keyboards
Donn Davenport Art Direction
Fred Tackett Guitar
George Doering Guitar
Howard Fritzson Design
Jim Haas Vocals (Background)
Joe Chemay Vocals (Background)
Jon Joyce Vocals (Background)
Julia Tillman Waters Vocals (Background)
Maxine Willard Waters Vocals (Background)
Michael Boddicker Synthesizer
Neil Stubenhaus Guitar (Bass)
Peter Allen Keyboards, Vocals
Richard Landis Producer
Ronnie Scott Lyricon, Saxophone
Russell Ferrante Keyboards
Steve Forman Percussion
Victor Feldman Percussion
Vinnie Colaiuta Drums

Konichiwa!

re: #8 Gus 802

hoo-boy!
I see a "Maxine Waters" in that list!
Conspiracy!

re: #10 reine.de.tout

hoo-boy!
I see a "Maxine Waters" in that list!
Conspiracy!

[Link: www.discogs.com...]

re: #11 Walter L. Newton

[Link: www.discogs.com...]

I was thinking of this Maxine Waters

We know there are no two people in the US of A with the same name, ever, who might show up on, oh, say, a White House visitor's list (or a musical recording).

re: #12 reine.de.tout

I was thinking of this Maxine Waters

We know there are no two people in the US of A with the same name, ever, who might show up on, oh, say, a White House visitor's list (or a musical recording).

I just though I would highlight the actual person from the album.

re: #13 Walter L. Newton

I just though I would highlight the actual person from the album.

And I appreciate it!

re: #9 Varek Raith

Konichiwa!

Gezundheit!

When he holds on to the ball, Adrian Peterson is a dynamite running back. Look at how he powers the ball into the end zone.

re: #8 Gus 802

Did Charles fly to close to the sun?

re: #15 Floral Giraffe

Gezundheit!

Dobryy vecher. (Добpый вечеp)

re: #17 prairiefire

Did Charles fly to close to the sun?

Three words.
Carbon. Fiber. Wings.
;)

Goodnight everyone! Have a wonderful evening!

re: #20 CapeCoddah

Goodnight everyone! Have a wonderful evening!

Sweet dreams!

BBL

interesting documentary from vice on the far right wing in the US

[Link: www.vbs.tv...]

re: #3 reine.de.tout

I think you probably have - but this is probably how you heard it:

[Video]

I can see Jim Carrey doing a remake of this. It's like the dance scene at the Coco Bongo in The Mask.

re: #23 SpaceJesus

Looks interesting.

re: #24 Silvergirl

I can see Jim Carrey doing a remake of this. It's like the dance scene at the Coco Bongo in The Mask.

Only after he gives up that dreadful anti-vaccine stuff. Until then, I'd prefer his career in freefall.

re: #7 Charles

Here's the record: Not the Boy Next Door. Some excellent LA session musicians played on this one.

$45.98! I'm listening to the samples.

re: #23 SpaceJesus

Video was a little confusing. I have the Oathkeepers bit, but couldn't really place the ex-Times guy's direction.

re: #26 Dark_Falcon

Only after he gives up that dreadful anti-vaccine stuff. Until then, I'd prefer his career in freefall.

I separate performers from their politics or I wouldn't have much to watch or listen to.

re: #28 Decatur Deb

Video was a little confusing. I have the Oathkeepers bit, but couldn't really place the ex-Times guy's direction.

He's a buffoon who got owned by Christopher Hitchens in a memorable debate on Religion. Let me see if I can find the link.

re: #23 SpaceJesus

Interesting that the guy on the cover of the CD (on the right hand side) was a Tea Party speaker who was arrested recently for child rape and possession of a grenade launcher. That image is from one of his youtube videos.

re: #30 Dark_Falcon

He's a buffoon who got owned by Christopher Hitchens in a memorable debate on Religion. Let me see if I can find the link.

Really? I'd pay to see that!...or not, if ya can find it...
:)

re: #23 SpaceJesus

"Imagine what we don't know." --alex jones

No thanks.

re: #30 Dark_Falcon

He's a buffoon who got owned by Christopher Hitchens in a memorable debate on Religion. Let me see if I can find the link.

Thanks--new to me. He sounded a little Jim-Wallacy, but out of place.

re: #31 Killgore Trout

Interesting that the guy on the cover of the CD (on the right hand side) was a Tea Party speaker who was arrested recently for child rape and possession of a grenade launcher. That image is from one of his youtube videos.

Ah, he's featured in the video too.

re: #30 Dark_Falcon

He's a buffoon who got owned by Christopher Hitchens in a memorable debate on Religion. Let me see if I can find the link.

Here's the link.

re: #31 Killgore Trout

Interesting that the guy on the cover of the CD (on the right hand side) was a Tea Party speaker who was arrested recently for child rape and possession of a grenade launcher. That image is from one of his youtube videos.

that's the same guy huh? doesn't surprise me.

We interrupt for important news:
SAINTS WIN!

re: #25 Killgore Trout

Looks interesting.

vice has some really cool documentaries. just got done watching the one on Liberia. will never set foot in Liberia.

re: #38 reine.de.tout

We interrupt for important news:
SAINTS WIN!

I logged back on just to congratulate you, Reine!!
Hell of a kick!

re: #39 SpaceJesus

vice has some really cool documentaries. just got done watching the one on Liberia. will never set foot in Liberia.

What's their mission statement?

re: #40 CapeCoddah

I logged back on just to congratulate you, Reine!!
Hell of a kick!

was, wasn't it?
now I can get some sleep!

re: #38 reine.de.tout

Hooray!

re: #42 reine.de.tout

was, wasn't it?
now I can get some sleep!

Do that. Get well... and goodnight, again!

BBIAB

re: #28 Decatur Deb

Video was a little confusing. I have the Oathkeepers bit, but couldn't really place the ex-Times guy's direction.

i think he tries to add some sort of historical perspective by talking about vietnam and extremism in times of economic downturn. he tries to take some jabs at capitalism for good measure too, which i don't really get.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) needs to come out with a “process to clarify all doubts” or else the “climate change doubters will take precedence”, South African Environment Minister Buyelwa Sonjica told The Indian Express.

I wonder what that new process could be? Apparently it can't be logic or reason, nor clarification or explanation and certainly it can't have any doubts or errors.

It's a pity Mr. Buyelwa Sonjica doesn't have any suggestions.

re: #46 SpaceJesus

Yeah--he seemed very flat in attitude towards the militia types. The "globalism'" theme might be another issue that leaps the left/right boundaries. The G20 ninjas are definitely spawn of the left, but then the Oathkeepers attacked the same target.

Being a Nash-Vegas homeboy, Tommy's playing, while different and unique to itself, will ever bring Chet Atkins to mind and memory. Love this stuff.

re: #46 SpaceJesus

Chris Hedges Seems to be one of the few "intellectual" influences one the doomsday movement. He does say some stuff about conspiracy theorists but he seems fairly nutty himself. He seems to be one of those folks who meet Alex Jones and the OathKeepers at the moronic convergence. He's just approaching from the left instead of the right.

re: #50 Killgore Trout

That's starting to make sense. I've probably heard of him in passing. (Possibly the guy who was ridiculously understanding of his captors.) Reading your link superficially, I'd say I'm more fer'im than agin'im.

re: #51 Decatur Deb

His comments towards the end of the documentary are very interesting. He's one of those lefties who's sympathetic towards the militias because the evil American system has made them violent and dangerous. If America wasn't so evil they'd be nice to us. The same take as Robert Fisk on Islamic terrorism.

re: #52 Killgore Trout

His comments towards the end of the documentary are very interesting. He's one of those lefties who's sympathetic towards the militias because the evil American system has made them violent and dangerous. If America wasn't so evil they'd be nice to us. The same take as Robert Fisk on Islamic terrorism.

The various pages following Dark_Falcon's link to the debate with Hitchens give some excerpts of what was discussed. Hitchens took Hedges to task over his defence of suicide bombers. The entire debate was originally on Youtube, but apparently it has been suspended over claims of a copyright violation.

re: #52 Killgore Trout

Sounds like his religious bent has directed a lot of that. I like the fact that he's been downrange, so I'll look into him more. If he's 70% credible, that's a lot these days.

re: #23 SpaceJesus

interesting documentary from vice on the far right wing in the US

[Link: www.vbs.tv...]

This is weird. Executive Producer: Kate Albright-Hanna
...considering:
CNN Producer Pitched 'Video Strategy' to Obama Campaign, Got Job

Kate Albright-Hanna, who runs the Obama campaign's online video operations, got the job after she pitched the campaign “a proposal on video strategy” -- while she was still a CNN producer.
[snip]

In the August 20 Washington Post article, “Obama's Wide Web: From YouTube to Text Messaging, Candidate's Team Connects to Voters,” reporter Jose Antonio Vargas outlined Albright-Hanna's strategy and role:

...Forget CNN, Fox News, NBC et al. Obama stars on his own channel, and it's headed by Kate Albright-Hanna, a self-described YouTube addict who runs Obama's video team.

It seemed to me that the documentary was, overall, generally sympathetic to the militia movement and to Alex Jones. Am I wrong?

re: #52 Killgore Trout

I'm agnostic, but find Hitchens an offensive evangelical. Hedges might be one of those people that can't draw anything but ambivalence. Militias are easier to apprehend.

re: #55 abolitionist

It seemed to me that the documentary was, overall, generally sympathetic to the militia movement and to Alex Jones. Am I wrong?

It seemed to be avoiding a position, although just allowing Jones and the others to describe themselves is "unsympathetic". That was done very successfully by the ladies who produced "Jesus Camp".

re: #55 abolitionist

Correction: Executive Producer: Kate Albright-Hanna
Supplementary:
Associate Producer: John McShane
Executive Producers: Eddy Moretti, Shane Smith

re: #50 Killgore Trout

Chris Hedges Seems to be one of the few "intellectual" influences one the doomsday movement. He does say some stuff about conspiracy theorists but he seems fairly nutty himself. He seems to be one of those folks who meet Alex Jones and the OathKeepers at the moronic convergence. He's just approaching from the left instead of the right.

yeah, I got the impression hedges was the left wing version of the militiamen, but wasn't sure if that was the message the video was intentionally trying to send or not.

Re: #58 (me), also weird:
The Electronic Persecution of Jesus Mendoza
Producer: John McShane
(Listed as associate producer for 2nd Revolutionary War)