What are you listening to today?

[Forgalspop]

I will be listening FM stereo in my 57 chevy car on my drive to pick up and deliver an old freezer that needs a door seal.
Happy Trails.

You must be exaggerating once again. Everyone knows there was never FM stereos in 1957 Chevys!

 

[El Pablo]

You must be exaggerating once again. Everyone knows there was never FM stereos in 1957 Chevys!

Pretty sure it’s a touch screen too, and can play mp3s…

 

[HillsideDesolate]

Hello, my name is HoLeChit and I have a problem...

I just really want to congratulate you for out wierding me

 

[HoLeChit]

I just really want to congratulate you for out wierding me

Lol things can get a lot weirder….

I think we may dedicate next week to a trip through the weird in the HoLeChit music world. It’s guaranteed to be entertaining. We could all stand to have our horizons broadened occasionally.

 

[Raido Free America]

Every once in a while you go down weird roads in music, listening to random stuff you haven’t heard in a long time, but then sometimes things get weird. Like Japanese weird.

That what this week has been like musically for me.

Now that is weird!!!!!!!!!!

 

[swampratt]

Pretty sure it’s a touch screen too, and can play mp3s…

No not any of that junk.
I do not own any mp 3's I had a couple CD's that came in junk cars i bought but those are in the dump somewhere.
The CD's not the cars.

 

[bigred1]

 

[DreamingMan]

Led Zeppelin - Live in Fort Worth, TX (May 22nd, 1977) - Liriodendron Remaster​

(audio only)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - (Nov 21, 1986 w/ guest Sam Kinison) (KLOS-FM Broadcast The Cow Palace, Daly City, CA)​

(Sound w/ SK)

In 1987-88 I saw Sam Kinison perform 2-3 times in Tulsa. The last time at The Brady a couple sitting next to my friend and I were married by SK. They even brought their marriage certificate. They waited around and talked to "his people" and was invited backstage / to his bus or whatever.

excerpt from wikipedia (Sam Kinison - Wikipedia)

(section about death) Kinison reportedly said to no one in particular as his last words: "I don't want to die. I don't want to die.", then paused, asked, "But why?", and after another pause said, "Okay, okay, okay." A friend who was with him at the time later recalled, "Whatever voice was talking to him gave him the right answer and he just relaxed with it."[35]

Kinison's body was buried in a family grave plot at Memorial Park Cemetery in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His gravestone is inscribed, "In another time and place he would have been called prophet."[36]

 

[bigred1]

 

[SoonerP226]

@THAT Gurl , remember this when you catch the shoplifters.