Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner!! GLP's Winners Club Thread .. and rewindzzzzzz

Love Pat B. . She is a favorite female vocalist, for sure ..thank you Seeker's.

. To all of you sweet souls

Last Edited by rewind on 01/16/2023 08:56 PM

You betcha!

Some history

Beautiful choir Lance.. good name

Feeling moody today...

Love Keith Moon’s intro, and his mannerisms and facial expressions while playing, “Behind Blue Eyes”

Me too. I vant to be alone.

Good one, Squonk.

Aw. Squonk.. I'm in the dark and just saw yellow like in Seeker's AV.

Good to see you come around.

Thanks for your insights and historical value.

And you too Seeking.

"Moody" maybe more historical methods of my musings, welcoming back old me. Claiming my worth after being hijacked by parasitical families.

dribbling fearless clear minded young life

Hi there Rewind: I've been around, more lurking than posting.

And yes, I will be a Seeker to the day I die, as long as I still have my mental faculties with me at the end.

A little over three years ago, Neil Peart (drummer for Rush)-- "the professor" passed away. I don't cry that often, but I did that day. Amazing how crying can somehow heal wounds. I consider Neil as the best rock drummer, but I'm sure many will debate that. And although I'm more a Genesis fan, Rush was always special to me since first listening to them in college. Peart was a genuine genius, very well read, and inspired me to start reading Ayn Rand's works. This video is a tribute made soon after he passed to the song from the "Clockwork Angels" album, "The Garden" with some classic Peart lyr-x. I just noticed in this video that his bass drum in one of the shots (from the Snakes and Arrows tour) has a snake ouroboros on it. About 10 years ago, I used to have an ouroboros necklace I used to always wear.




Last Edited by Squonk on 01/18/2023 04:24 PM

Gotta get a kick and good laugh at the intro to "Tom Sawyer" by Southpark's 'Lil Rush'

Rush was a favorite at 14 and 15. I got seasoned by the most amazing rockers at an early age. First concert ever was Emerson Lake and Palmer in the early 70s. We onlybsnuck to it on a shopping trip to SLC for school clothes so it could have been anyone and we would have gone Scit was forbidden. :)

Thanks for your share Squonk.

Hm. Realized sitting in the dark using my phone has created an extreme head ache.. or maybe it's something else?

Turn it up neow :)

For all the man ho's world wide.

Squonk, what happened to your necklace?

This folksy song brings back some good memories when the world, at least perceived by me, as a teen during the mid 70’s to be a much simpler world where we had youthful, joyous exuberance and a positive outlook on the world and our future. I was too young to really watch news, and didn’t really care being just a kid of world events. Maybe many of us were protected like in a bubble, and I’m damn glad for that. Unfortunately, as we age, we are more subjected to the bigger picture of the world, now in my early 60’s, I, as well as many more, have become more jaded, and rightfully so of our world views.

Great tune man to bring me back to those better times.

Thanks

Last Edited by Squonk on 01/18/2023 10:37 PM

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