New favorite song...
- Thread starter Calif. Hunter
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Moosie
Grand poopa
That song makes me want to buy a Hoola Hoop !!! Not a bad 1/2 time show... It's alright 
Calif. Hunter
Active member
With 45 views, I'm glad someone finally posted a reply.... maybe they were busy.
noharleyyet
Well-known member
...better put the sneeze shield over the keyboard for this one.
Bambistew
Well-known member
I like the part where the ass tries to eat the shorts... over and over and over...
Tom
New member
Yeah, that parts good. I like it, slow motion is a good touch.
Moosie
Grand poopa
Heck.. I turned the Screen sideways... it was still good !!
Nut
New member
I think I hurt something.
Calif. Hunter
Active member
Fred - LMAO!
Moosie
Grand poopa
Man.. I still like the Hoola Hoop
Some things deserve to get bumped back on top !!
Some things deserve to get bumped back on top !!
Dangerous Dave
New member
This song proves Johnny Cash was a musical genius. Guy cuts deep into my soul with nearly anything he did. Notice the rap phrasing? Nice black and white slow mo of those beautifal gals.
My latest (even though it's been out for a while) favorite song is "Piece of Work" by (who woulda guessed) Jimmy Buffet. I nearly stomped in the floorboard of my truck the last time I heard it. Something about distorted guitars and a Bo Diddley beat that tunes me right up.
My latest (even though it's been out for a while) favorite song is "Piece of Work" by (who woulda guessed) Jimmy Buffet. I nearly stomped in the floorboard of my truck the last time I heard it. Something about distorted guitars and a Bo Diddley beat that tunes me right up.
noharleyyet
Well-known member
Dave, can you imagine how much better Clapton's work will sound when he's gone? I never appreciated Cash's music as much as I do now.
Dangerous Dave
New member
That might be true, NHY. When Eric wasn't so busy trying to blow people out of the rear exits with shear volume, weird tone settings and gimicky sound boxes; his phrasing, choice of notes and articulation was -and is- the best ever heard. Same can be said about Albert and Freddy King... not forgetting about BB King either.
I've always considered Johnny Cash quite a few notches up on the scale above Elvis... right up there with Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard. If Johnny's 'Ghost Riders In the Sky' doesn't spook you and make the hair raise up on the back of your neck, you might be dead... or at least not paying attention.
I've always considered Johnny Cash quite a few notches up on the scale above Elvis... right up there with Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard. If Johnny's 'Ghost Riders In the Sky' doesn't spook you and make the hair raise up on the back of your neck, you might be dead... or at least not paying attention.
