Heard it?
I practically wrote it.

tailgater wrote:

John McLaughlin & The One Truth Band - Electric Dreams

I like certain periods of JM, this is one of them.

76 F / 61% RH / 6 mph - cloudy but no rain day

Palama wrote:

^^^ If you Massholes haven't heard "Entering Marion" by John Forster yet, give it a listen. It'll give you a whole new perspective on those cute little signs.

fiddler898 wrote:

Uncle Tupelo...snagged a couple from the library, first exposure and really like it so far.
Son Volt on deck...

frankj1 wrote:

Uncle Tupelo...snagged a couple from the library, first exposure and really like it so far.
Son Volt on deck...

frankj1 wrote:

The Turner Free Library?

RMAN4443 wrote:

yup!
They are part of the Old Colony Library Network, I just type in to search and stuff comes to Randolph from any of the member libraries...Quincy, Marshfield, Norwell, Duxbury etc.

frankj1 wrote:

LOL........been to that library many times...........went to ST. Mary's School when I was a youngun'......pretty sure the school is defunct now

RMAN4443 wrote:

The Lovely Caren says she thinks the school used to be across from the skating rink and may now be a school for hearing impaired, or something like that.
St. Mary's itself on North Main Street is still there, and has been renovated and looks very nice...in the opinion of this Jewboy.

frankj1 wrote:

😱

jespear wrote:

I can't stop saying it.
Thanks!

frankj1 wrote:

Lou Reed - Rock 'n Roll Animal

Intro / Sweet Jane is as good as it gets. ****** Wagner and Steve Hunter were simply awesome that night.

78 F / 59% RH / 9 mph

Palama wrote:

Somehow, I don't feel quite right about that.

jespear wrote:

One of my faves. I believe, however, you will find that the intro is NOT live. It was recorded in the studio and added. However it was captured. it's as close to perfection as you can get.

JadeRose wrote: