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post #20061 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:28am
Quote:
Originally Posted by mb67
That goes back a bit before your time Fidget... j/k

reminds me of hee-haw.....weren't they back to back programming?
post #20062 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:31am
Yeah, I think they were, hee, hee, hee haw, haw...Lawrence was quite the wonerful bandmaster, I liked the bubble machine, way ahead of his time...

Zoid
post #20063 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:32am
Quote:
Originally Posted by mb67
That goes back a bit before your time Fidget... j/k

yeah it was but they still replay it on public tv
post #20064 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:33am
Quote:
Originally Posted by Zelly
reminds me of hee-haw.....weren't they back to back programming?

Yes, You're right.

Minnie Pearl: "Howdeee!"
post #20065 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:37am
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fidget
yeah it was but they still replay it on public tv
Yessir, Lawrence Welk every Sunday @ 17:30 in The Space City courtesy of local University of Houston PBS TV station KUHT...why do I know that???

Zoid
post #20066 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:38am
You've done me wrong...
It's the same old song forever...forever....
post #20067 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:43am

Boyd....you absolutely astound me...

Quote:
Originally Posted by Boyd
Yessir, Lawrence Welk every Sunday @ 17:30 in The Space City courtesy of local University of Houston PBS TV station KUHT...why do I know that???

Zoid

with your knowledge of music...
post #20068 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:44am
Genesis...Trick Of The Tail...Phil Collins gets his...had to turn Jimi all the way down and sing the lyric to myself

Did I ever tell you about the time I saw Genesis (Trick Of The Tail tour) with Bill Bruford...puff, puff..Well yes you have commande...Umm it was a foggy night in the Bayou City...Puff, puff



Zoid
post #20069 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:45am
Quote:
Originally Posted by Boyd
Yessir, Lawrence Welk every Sunday @ 17:30 in The Space City courtesy of local University of Houston PBS TV station KUHT...why do I know that???

Zoid

something about that i find disturbing.... but im not sure what aspect of it really is...
post #20070 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:47am
DAAAAAAMN! I had the feeling that Boyd was a closet LW and Liberace follower.....


j/k of course!
post #20071 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:49am
Quote:
Originally Posted by Boyd
Genesis...Trick Of The Tail...Phil Collins gets his...had to turn Jimi all the way down and sing the lyric to myself

Did I ever tell you about the time I saw Genesis (Trick Of The Tail tour) with Bill Bruford...puff, puff..Well yes you have commande...Umm it was a foggy night in the Bayou City...Puff, puff



Zoid
Saw Genesis in Madrid. Later album (Invisible Touch) but they put on one h3ll of a show.
post #20072 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:53am
Hmmm, the word closet and Liberace go well together now don't they?

Now thats funny Zelly! My mother still believes Liberace was just a little 'dainty'...

Zoid
post #20073 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:54am
Quote:
Originally Posted by mb67
Saw Genesis in Madrid. Later album (Invisible Touch) but they put on one h3ll of a show.
Madrid, Spain? Did Mr. Collins (great drummer) have a second drummer? It was Chester Thompson last I saw 'em in late, late seventies.

Zoid
post #20074 of 90973
4/1/06 at 1:57am
Not sure who is into classical here, one of my clients in Kanada has, for all intents and purposes, a castle, up in Kanada, northeast of Toronto....2-3 hrs....10, 000 sq ft made of stone, 800 acres w/2400ft of waterfront on the Trent Canal...with a built in pipe organ, his wyfe played the "tocata and fugue in D minor" for us....blew me away..the presence and fullness of the sound in the house...the place trembled with sound...incredible...
post #20075 of 90973
4/1/06 at 2:04am
I like classical but can't really walk the walk or talk the talk...

"tocata and fugue in D minor"...Would love to see Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman or Patrick Moraz jammin' at that Kastle!!!

Zoid
post #20076 of 90973
4/1/06 at 2:04am
Quote:
Originally Posted by PerfectStranger
Not sure who is into classical here, one of my clients in Kanada has, for all intents and purposes, a castle, up in Kanada, northeast of Toronto....2-3 hrs....10, 000 sq ft made of stone, 800 acres w/2400ft of waterfront on the Trent Canal...with a built in pipe organ, his wyfe played the "tocata and fugue in D minor" for us....blew me away..the presence and fullness of the sound in the house...the place trembled with sound...incredible...

that would be enough to send chills down my spine!
post #20077 of 90973
4/1/06 at 2:05am
Quote:
Originally Posted by PerfectStranger
Not sure who is into classical here, one of my clients in Kanada has, for all intents and purposes, a castle, up in Kanada, northeast of Toronto....2-3 hrs....10, 000 sq ft made of stone, 800 acres w/2400ft of waterfront on the Trent Canal...with a built in pipe organ, his wyfe played the "tocata and fugue in D minor" for us....blew me away..the presence and fullness of the sound in the house...the place trembled with sound...incredible...

thats cool... very cool









(btw, Canada is spelled with a "C" not a "K"........ )
post #20078 of 90973
4/1/06 at 2:05am
that's one of the few pieces that I can identify.....and only because it was the theme song for the original "Rollerball"
post #20079 of 90973
4/1/06 at 2:08am
Quote:
Originally Posted by PerfectStranger
Not sure who is into classical here, one of my clients in Kanada has, for all intents and purposes, a castle, up in Kanada, northeast of Toronto....2-3 hrs....10, 000 sq ft made of stone, 800 acres w/2400ft of waterfront on the Trent Canal...with a built in pipe organ, his wyfe played the "tocata and fugue in D minor" for us....blew me away..the presence and fullness of the sound in the house...the place trembled with sound...incredible...
Sounds like it would be awesome. The most memorable concert I saw was Handel's Water Music while stationed in Germany. It was performed in a 12th century monestary, and the acoustics were wonderful!

Have to forgive me- I was in the USAF for 10 yrs, and did 5 of them overseas. I was into travelling in a big way...
post #20080 of 90973
4/1/06 at 2:08am
The gentleman that owns the property, (wealthy, wealty)...his wyfe wanted a piano to go along with the pipe organ, .....so he bought her something called a "Bosendorfer"...I understand that they are rare and sought after
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