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rad · July 2004

I bet this is better with a little Pink Floyd in the background...

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Don D · July 2004

Procol Harem or Hindrix would be required for me.

HRGirl · July 2004

Something by the Doors...Jimi's Purple Haze is up there too...

What's up the the name Jim and rock and drugs in the 60's? Was it a prerequisite for the name?

As I sway with my lighter!!!

ray a · July 2004

Not too bad with Mozart, John Cage or especially Erik Satie.

Yahoo · July 2004

What? Nobody here likes Floyd?????

deltadays · July 2004

My most favorite. I wish they would tour again, but doesn't look hopeful. Saw them in, I think, 1994 and it was a fantastic concert. Have been a fan since the early 70's.

rad · July 2004

AAGGHH!! I posted the link to this picture, not sure why the graphics are showing up...!

System · July 2004

That's how it works -- you paste the link and the picture shows up.

xflash Anyone bring a black light?

James Sokolowski
HRhero.com

Kiwi · July 2004

I'm hearing 'Welcome to the Machine'. I've been a Floydian since the mid 70's. I used to write out Floyd lyrics to keep myself awake in accounting class in college. xI-)

rad · July 2004

I thought the same thing and that song is on my radio right now!

Kiwi · July 2004

Spooky, rad, spooky!

LarryC · July 2004

Rad, you are experiencing what's known as a Baader-Meinhoff moment.

safety · July 2004

I'm thinking Stones , James Gang, Jefferson Airplane, heck even Frank Zappa, gonna have to dust off some albums tonight and fire up the turntable.

marc · July 2004

The room is spinning, the blacklights are making things look different. I thought one foot on the floor was supposed to make things stop moving funny? Peace baby.

rad · July 2004

Focus on a stationary object, that stops the spinning x;-)

smaces_twin · July 2004

I love the music you are refering to, I saw Pink Floyd in the early nineties. Also went to a few Dead shows (talk about an interesting culture to watch). But it's not the music that makes the picture interesting. x}>

HRGirl · July 2004

Okay Okay...I got it finally...

Since I looked at this, I have been humming a song and for the life of me I couldn't remember who sang it. As soon as I looked at this it popped in my head...

In-A-Gadda-DA-Vida

by? anyone know? do you know what the title was really suppose to be??

It's the perfect song for the picture!

marc · July 2004

You have the title right, it was performed by Cream.

Parabeagle · July 2004

Not Cream, Marc. Iron Butterfly.

marc · July 2004

OK then. I did not remember myself so I asked my next door office mate who is/was a professional musician in her time.

Kiwi · July 2004

In the Garden of Eden. He was too out of it to get the words out, so they renamed the song.

Don D · July 2004

Marc; don't leave the room with my hemostat!

marc · July 2004

Is that what that thingamajig in my pocket is? I knew it was something important.

Don D · July 2004

The 'girl' next door was telling you what she wanted in her coffee! We know what your real duties are!

marc · July 2004

That's the trouble with wearing so many hats. Getting the right one on for the occasion of the moment. I knew there was a good reason that girl gets all the coffee she wants.

HRGirl · July 2004

Beaglepuss is right...it was Iron Butterfly and Kiwi was right it was suppose to be In The Garden of Eden...but he was so stoned on acid he couldn't get the words out right.

I love trivia...especially when I know the answers!!

Janis Joplin is another drugged out...lost too early hippie. Oh Lord won't you buy me a mercedes benz...my friend all drive porsches...I must make amends...

Does anyone remember dialing for dollars??

Kiwi · July 2004

I remember Dialing for Dollars. It was on at lunch time, then it was out to play for a while and back in at 3 for Dark Shadows. All part of my grueling summer schedule as a kid.

Parabeagle · July 2004

Ah, yes. Dark Shadows. Barnabas Collins proved that not all blood-sucking creatures are lawyers. x;-)

HRGirl · July 2004

OH MY GOD...there are people that remember Dark Shadows!!!

I bought the first 10 VHS tapes of the show from Ebay and have been watching them. I can remember my sisters making me run home from the babysitter's so they wouldn't miss the beginning.

"My name is Victoria Winters...dawn has met the night and all is not well at Collinwood"....

woooowoooowooooooooooooooowooo woooooooooooooo

Sorry can't type the music!

marc · July 2004

I found dark shadows to be a huge disappointment. When it first aired, I thought it was going to be excellent TV, however I found it long on music and soap opera scenarios and short on delivery of an eerie, spooky story. It occasionally still airs on the Sci Fi channel, but it is just filler - a real waste of time IMHO. Of course, all the rest of the shows I watch have redeeming social values, great scripts and the best actors. YOu know, shows like "My Favorite Martian."

HRinNH · July 2004

I remember watching Dark Shadows as a kid. I bought the 1st season on dvd at Best Buy for my mom for Christmas. I even watched some of it but couldn't believe how lame it was...sigh...

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