| The Rolling Stones – Citadel Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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I have always REALLY liked those opening chords! What are they? They're good and loud of course, but why are they worse for our ears than other chords? |
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| The Rolling Stones – Salt Of The Earth Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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Well, what CAN be done about them? You WISH they could see the light, but they seem bitterly determined NOT to. |
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| Grateful Dead – Weather Report (Part 1) Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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One of their very best songs. "What shall we say, shall we call it by a name" was a line my ex and I used to use on each other. Commenting about what was good -- and bad -- in our relationship. All I can say is -- Thank God for my son! |
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| Jefferson Starship – Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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| Jefferson Airplane – Today Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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Some think the love is consummated, others think it's not. I take this song as love, consummated, again and again. "Today I feel like pleasing you more than before". The imagery is very, ummmh, oral. |
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| Jefferson Airplane – Long John Silver Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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OMG. PRECISELY what I was about to say. You nailed it! |
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| Jefferson Airplane – If You Feel Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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Break China laughin'! I don't think Marty is talking about hedonism, precisely, because hedonism implies responsibilities, a seriousl life, that one is neglecting, as I understand the term. He's saying, just BE. In other words, Zen, not hedonism. A fine point, and one that I would never belabor. |
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| Jefferson Airplane – Hey Fredrick Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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Hi! Just found this site. My first comment! I suspect Grace was reading Nietzsche when she wrote this. "Fredrick" is not a usual English version of the name "Frederick", whereas "Friedrich" would have been a dead give-away. That was my first clue. Second one was a PBS show on the centenary of Nietzsche's death, in 2000. I think Grace was influenced by him, thought quite a bit like him -- who else so closely resembles a Superwoman? -- someone so talented, beautiful, blazingly intelligent, smart-mouthed -- and headed for the same fate as everyone else? I also agree with the other interpretations of this song -- a brilliant, frenetic life, blazing across the sky TOO fast, like a comet. "We are but a moment's sunlight" -- and some of us dazzle the eyes! |
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