Melon's Back fom Surfers (AKA Music Appreciation Thread)

[Rooster Cogburn.]

I'm old enough to have finished school. :mrgreen:

And dumb enough to still be at school? :lol:

 

[Steven Gerrard]

that doesn't even make sense considering i FINISHED school. didnt you read that? :roll:

 

[Rexxy]

Another big day at the office Cogblurter? Such a waste of a private school education.

Maybe you've already done your quota of "Big spoon, little spoon, napkin, salt and pepper"
and Qantas has picked up another box of disposable cutlery bags from your sheltered workshop.

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

Little green apples was by Roger Miller.

I wondered if anyone would be pathetic enough to pick that up. Nice to know that you pay attention.

Congrats.

 

[Rooster Cogburn.]

that doesn't even make sense considering i FINISHED school. didnt you read that? :roll:

You said that you were old enough to have finished school. Not that you had finished. My advice to you is GO BACK TO SCHOOL! :lol:

 

[Rooster Cogburn.]

Little green apples was by Roger Miller.

I wondered if anyone would be pathetic enough to pick that up. Nice to know that you pay attention.

Congrats.

I am very knowledgeable when it comes to popular music from the 60's and 70's as you seem to be. I was merely correcting you, nothing more nothing less.

 

[Rooster Cogburn.]

Another big day at the office Cogblurter? Such a waste of a private school education.

Maybe you've already done your quota of "Big spoon, little spoon, napkin, salt and pepper"
and Qantas has picked up another box of disposable cutlery bags from your sheltered workshop.

I own my house, I have a couple of cars and I get paid a small fortune. So yes my private school education has served me well. My weekly tax bill would be more than what you earn a week.

 

[Steven Gerrard]

Another big day at the office Cogblurter? Such a waste of a private school education.

Maybe you've already done your quota of "Big spoon, little spoon, napkin, salt and pepper"
and Qantas has picked up another box of disposable cutlery bags from your sheltered workshop.

I own my house, I have a couple of cars and I get paid a small fortune. So yes my private school education has served me well. My weekly tax bill would be more than what you earn a week.

That house is a nursing home, and those cars that you see, are ambulances, and thats not money cogburn, their tablets which are your medication. sorry you got your hopes up. :lol:

 

[Rooster Cogburn.]

That house is a nursing home, and those cars that you see, are ambulances, and thats not money cogburn, their tablets which are your medication. sorry you got your hopes up. :lol:

Whatever you reckon little boy. :lol:

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

Little green apples was by Roger Miller.

I wondered if anyone would be pathetic enough to pick that up. Nice to know that you pay attention.

Congrats.

I am very knowledgeable when it comes to popular music from the 60's and 70's as you seem to be. I was merely correcting you, nothing more nothing less.

I doubt that you're knowlegeable on anything.

It's a pity that search engines make it easy for people to make untrue statements here.

But I'll give proving you wrong a go.

Who sang

Well Hello ?

Part of the Union ?

San Francisco ?

The 1967 hippie number one song. Not the Village People song that you play constantly.

Should be easy for someone "knowledgeable".

They don't show up in search engines.... Good luck.

 

[Steven Gerrard]

Whatever you reckon little boy. :lol:

:iwstupid: :lol:

 

[Rooster Cogburn.]

Little green apples was by Roger Miller.

I wondered if anyone would be pathetic enough to pick that up. Nice to know that you pay attention.

Congrats.

I am very knowledgeable when it comes to popular music from the 60's and 70's as you seem to be. I was merely correcting you, nothing more nothing less.

I doubt that you're knowlegeable on anything.

It's a pity that search engines make it easy for people to make untrue statements here.

But I'll give proving you wrong a go.

Who sang

Well Hello ?

Part of the Union ?

San Francisco ?

The 1967 hippie number one song. Not the Village People song that you play constantly.

Should be easy for someone "knowledgeable".


They don't show up in search engines.... Good luck.

The Strawbs sang Part of the Union and Scott McKenzie sang San Francisco or maybe you are referring to Eric Burden's San Francisco. I'm not sure about Well hello but I do recall a song which went "Well hello how are you, fancy meeting you here"....etc. I know they were a british band. Is that the song you mean?

 

[PB]

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[Everlovin' Antichrist]

The Strawbs sang Part of the Union and Scott McKenzie sang San Francisco or maybe you are referring to Eric Burden's San Francisco. I'm not sure about Well hello but I do recall a song which went "Well hello how are you, fancy meeting you here"....etc. I know they were a british band. Is that the song you mean?

Yep. Right song.

McKenzie's one was the one (1967 Hippie song didn't give it away?)

Strawbs was easy, as was Scott McKenzie, both were big hits. But even though Well Hello was a hit, it wasn't huge....

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

lol PB, He'll HAVE to find out, it'll be eating him alive.

I know, because it would me too.

Throw me a few if you like Coggie, it's only fair.

 

[Rooster Cogburn.]

Skyhigh
Wide eyed and legless
Underneath the blanket go
Get on the right thing
Captain Zero

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

Skyhigh - British Jigsaw
Wide eyed and Legless - Andy Fairweather Lowe
Underneath the blanket go - Gilbert O'Sullivan (I dated his neice once)
Get on the right thing - Paul McCartney
Captain Zero - Mixtures

 

[Rooster Cogburn.]

very good. A clown stamp and a gold star for you. Your turn.

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

lol

Can't, you have to say "I give up" on Well Hello.

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

Rose Garden
Fairytale
Paper Roses


Country music hits.....

Yeeeee hawwwww