It was sleazy and cheesy.
The fashions were embarrassing.
It was also fun:
H/T to The Real Revo.
He posted a whole lot more from 1976.
BTW, today it’s sleazier and cheesier.
The fashions are even more embarrassing.
And, what passes for music is unbearably mediocre.
What to make of that?
Those WERE fun times, and good tunes. Esp. like the bluesy riff at the start. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteDudeinDenver,
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure - glad you liked it.
You might like this one too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpkitLUbeEg
Studio version (with lyrics posted) here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4nWy8pmIM4
Good recommendations...audio is a bit better on the second one. Hey, can you recommend any decent blogs for discussions of AGW, since Accuweather's has become useless? (Followed you here from there.) Or have they all devolved into senseless name calling? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDudeinDenver,
ReplyDeleteTwo that I have recently participated in are:
http://www.drroyspencer.com/
http://wattsupwiththat.com/
Both are excellent blogs. Sometimes conversations/debates develop between commenters -- sometimes not.
Another blog I like is this one:
http://climatescience.blogspot.com/
There is very little commenting done there. And, the blog is usually just a link to the latest climate change news from a skeptical point of view. But, I find it very informative.
As you must know, all of the so-called "Progressive" True Believer climate change blogs are a complete waste of time. They are all heavily censored and manipulated.
They still make the kind of beer I drank back then, I just don't drink it anymore!
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ReplyDeleteBeer? You could afford beer back then? I'm envious! ;-)
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Starting in my Sophomore year I was a cooperative education engineering student, so I spent a quarter at school and a quarter at Kennedy Space Center (technically Cape Canaveral Air Force Base) in FL. That job allowed me to have some "beer" money.
ReplyDeleteChrisA,
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a good gig. I'm not -- of course -- envious. I applaud your hard work and diligent studies. I wish I saw more of that from the current batch of students.