Song Title Game

to pick up on what you were saying danik, the whole "rural" situation---there seems to be some population density consideration (like in your case) as well as the "census map" one I mentioned. the internet companies have to pay rent to use the utility poles and if there too few people relative to how much rent they have to pay, its a losing proposition for them. I suspect in my case, even though I don't like how much the service is going to cost, they will be losing money on me, but since the conditions of my property are a part of their contract with the state, they are nevertheless required to provide me with the service. I trust they'll complete the job, they've already made the time and resource investment to run the cable to the outside of my house. I love riding my bike but among other things, I wont miss having to ride it probably 30-40 times a year to the local library in order to use the internet properly.

silver spring by Fleetwood mac, right on the cusp of an eye-watering tune.

Probably the company is considering that you are already supplied with an internet (even if it is Jurassic). Well, as you say you have a right to a modern internet. It seems you don´t to have to use it for working but even so. For example, it´s months since I visited my bank. Since pandemics I use the internet to pay my bills. Maybe it would be time to see how your next neighbors are doing with the internet, if there would eventually be the possibility of a shared pool or a shared service.

Anyway that is the price you pay for living in a sort of paradise. If the region becomes to modern, more people will want to buy properties there, and with greater popular density, the animals will be driven into the thick of the woods.

Such a great song by an incomparable group :)

An odd one by Jeff Beck... Hi Ho Silver Lining - Jeff Beck

most of us are too far apart danik for any serious sharing of services. I don't think id really want that anyways. although I have one neighbor up the hill who lets the part time neighbor right next to him use his password.

my silver lining by first aid kit. danik, if youre out there reading this, I remember suggesting before you would like these guys. this one's a goodie by them.

Nice harmony :)

Silver Lining - Hurts

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most of us are too far apart danik for any serious sharing of services. I don't think id really want that anyways. although I have one neighbor up the hill who lets the part time neighbor right next to him use his password.

my silver lining by first aid kit. danik, if youre out there reading this, I remember suggesting before you would like these guys. this one's a goodie by them.

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Thanks, bounty! Hope you get you broadband alright,

by the light of the silvery moon by doris day.

Dancing in the Moonlight - King Harvest

that's a fun old 70s tune that should probably be in the guardians of the galaxy movies! which by the way tailor, have you seen the 3rd one?

dancing queen by abba.

#3... I don't think so... I see it's on Disney+ now so I might check it out... cool: "no sleep till brookline" with a ewok type moment at the penultimate ending :) ... make that antepenultimate ending, lol.

Mississippi Queen - Mountain

the thing about the 3rd movie that I reallllllly didn't like---they made a major shift in the soundtrack's time period and style of music. I didn't recognize half the tunes, and a lot of the ones I didn't recognize, I kinda didn't like either.

I love Mississippi queen---"do you know what I mean."

Mississippi girl by faith hill.

Butterflies! :)

A Girl Like You - The Smithereens

watched a live performance of it tailor, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS3aofzdGbc, loved it! am going to hunt up more of their music.

also, it makes me wonder where the phrase "blowing something to 'smithereens'" comes from.

hometown girl by josh turner---more of the great lyrics that country music often has.

Girl: yeah great sound, great song... 33 years ago? doesn't seem possible.

smithereens etymology: wiktionary https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/smithereens

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Etymology
Uncertain; the following possibilities have been suggested, though the etymons are all first attested later than the English word:[1]

From Irish smidiríní, smiodairíní (“smithereens”), from smiodar (“broken piece, fragment”) + -ín (suffix forming diminutive nouns) + -í (slender form of -aí (suffix forming plurals of some nouns)).
From smithers (“fragment; atom”) infixed with -een (suffix forming diminutive nouns in Hiberno-English).
From Hiberno-English (Wexford) smaddereen, a variant of smattering (“small amount or number of something; shallow or superficial knowledge of a subject”).
From Hiberno-English (Wexford) smithered, smashed

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hometown girl: down to earth song about a down to earth girl :)

Hometown Glory - Adele

I suspect I know the word from Yosemite sam!

I love Adele's voice and her music---it almost always brings a tear to my eyes. apart from how powerful and beautiful it is, her voice has such a yearning and ache to it.

carry me home by sohn, from one of the divergent soundtracks

Y.S. - yes, lol

Agree, Adele is phenomenal.

Cool song... I've seen "Divergent" - One of the better dystopian flix I've seen.

Carry On Wayward Son - Kansas

I loved the first two divergent movies but I thought the 3rd one went off the rails a bit but in general, I love dystopian stories, even ones without zombies.

one of my favorites from high school days tailor.

the "swallow carrying a coconut" scene from holy grail!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liIlW-ovx0Y

lol

A Little Bungalow from the Marx Bros. musical "Cocoanuts"... https://www.google.com/search?q=marx...PZHXhc1ro,st:0

do you know tailor (we might have talked about this before), ive never seen a whole marx brothers movie, just itty bitty snippets. I cant remember---do you like them?

little willy by sweet

They're ok... prefer A&C & Buster Keeton & 3Ss & Bing&Bob & Martin&Lewis

lol... Little By Little - Robert Plant

so you couldn't necessarily recommend a "this is the best marx bros" movie to try out. that's okay, although, it seems to be my historical cinema cache might be a little weaker for never having seen one.

cant remember if I did this one before, one of my all time favorites!

little black submarines by the black keys.

Yup... great song !

Black Magic Woman - Santana

pretty woman by roy orbison, whose music I should probably explore more.

uno, dos, tres, quatro, cinqo, cinqo, ses...

Pretty Fly (For A White Guy) - The Offspring

whaddya call that tailor---hip-hop punk?

fly me to the moon the bossa nova version by Julie London.

if you listen to it, when you get to some of the instrumental parts, tell me if you are also reminded of either elevator music, on-hold music, or some cheesy game show?

offspring: lol... prog rock ? wikipedia says: "Punk rock[1]pop punk[2]alternative rock[3]comedy rock[4]"... great group :)

Julie... not elevator, too upbeat for on-hold, cheesy game show (lol)... no, well maybe... a bit over produced.

The Killing Moon - Echo & the Bunnymen

theres a movie I really like tailor, the girl next door and your echo and the bunnymen song is in the soundtrack. lots of the music from that movie is interesting.

blue moon by sam cooke, who I think peter quill said something about in one of the marvel movies---earth's greatest singer, or something like that.

Yes, I noticed that The Killing Moon has been used in a number of situations. Blue Moon is a classic.

One of my favorites: Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65 :)

that one grew on me a bit while it went along tailor. I can see it being used in some movie in a night club scene where there are hundreds of people dancing to it.

a biggie from my high school days:

behind blue eyes by the who

"night club scene where there are hundreds of people dancing to it"... yeah :) I thought I remembered dancing to Blue at the Shark Club in Vegas... but it's a false memory as it came out almost 10 years later in '98.

bbb - one of the Who's best IMHO.

Far Behind - Candlebox

memories are interesting things aren't they.

I liked that tailor---another group i'll have to do some exploring with.

so far away by carole king, which is just one of the saddest songs!

Love Carole King's music :)

Over the Hills and Far Away - Led Zeppelin

im usually really good with song titles tailor, and I know that song well, but ironically if you were to ask me the title, I wouldn't have known it.

house on a hill by the pretty reckless. I think youd like this one tailor.

Enjoyed: "But the children are doing fine" :(

Your Name on a Grain of Rice - Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers

i really enjoyed that tailor, am going to have to look up more of them too.

stop! in the name of love beforrre you breakkkkk my heart, by diana ross and the supremes

Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now - Starship

how do you like me now by toby keith

Who Can It Be Now? - Men at Work

whooooooooooooooooooooooo are you? by the who

:)

One of the reasons why I revisit the '80's often...

No One Like You - Scorpions