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Posted by One Weigh Street on 04-30-2003 at23:02:

 

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Originally posted by jiminy 1WAY- DONT THEY SING Hey La Hey aloha - at the end of Hello/Goodbye? (One of my flavorite b-tunes btw.) LYRICS- note: one version says:Hela, heba helloa and one says: Hey la Hey aloha If you recall the video-they had girls in hula skirts on the stage during the finale. its your call. jiMiny

I don't hear a distinct "aloha" anywhere in that song.

Its funny, for a couple years I was asking myself which Beatles song that Keaggy's "Reunion of Friends" sounds like. I knew it was Beatles all the way; but I couldn't peg it down. Then one day it just dawned on me:

"Look at you, look at me" in ROF sounds exactly like
"You say yes, I say no" in GH.
Jim

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Posted by jiminy on 05-01-2003 at08:24:

 

AND the song Love Divine (from C and B)
is such a rip of "Send all my lovin"
-but I think its intentional
(btw- that was the FIRST song that people all over America heard via Mr Ed.....)

but anyway
- some think the song ends with
Hey la hey aloha
cha cha
Hey La hey aloha
(whoo whoo)
I'll ask Paul the next time I run into him.
jimiNY

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Posted by Woggy on 05-01-2003 at09:45:

 

boy, the stuff you LEARN here.......

hey la hey, aloha.............

yeah, sounds right to me

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Posted by One Weigh Street on 05-01-2003 at12:45:

 

The real question is whether they say "cranberry sauce" or "I bury Paul" in Strawberry Fields.

When I think of that eerie organ part at the end of that song when I turn off the light in my basement to go upstairs in the dark, my hair still stands up after all these years.
Jim

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Posted by DaLe on 05-01-2003 at12:53:

 

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Originally posted by One Weigh Street my hair still stands up after all these years. Jim

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Posted by One Weigh Street on 05-01-2003 at12:57:

 

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Originally posted by DaLe uReViG quote: Originally posted by One Weigh Street my hair still stands up after all these years. Jim ........ \||//

I have much cooler looking glasses than that now. Those are pretty out-of-date, aren't they? That picutres from back in '97 or '98. I'll have to send a latest and greatest sometime.
Jim

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Posted by Dr Rich on 05-01-2003 at16:48:

 

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Originally posted by BD quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich The song I don't care for is "I believe in you." It just sounds like bad 1970's crap! really though, who else thinks this song is kinda lame? really??? it is a mellow song, but not really boring maybe a bit lame, but Terry has several lame or corny songs. that doesn't make them boring. and I even like lame and corny at times BD

I don't mind the corny songs, this song just glows with warmth.
I guess it's not boring... Terry really does not have too many boring songs. "Ain't gonna fight it" is kinda boring as it just goes on and and on, but I kinda like that song.

also NONE of the MBD songs are boring at all!
So there!

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Posted by Mark on 05-03-2003 at09:34:

 

Terry doesn't have boring songs.

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Posted by Scrimshaw Nick on 05-03-2003 at10:53:

 

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Originally posted by Mark Terry doesn't have boring songs.

Au Contraire! (or however you spell it)

I can't belive nobody mentioned the mind-numbing effects of "From the King to the King" on Songs For The Day After Christmas.

All apologies to Terry, but this was REALLY boring.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 05-03-2003 at11:11:

 

Glorious Dregs is a little hard to get into.

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Posted by Dr Rich on 05-03-2003 at11:51:

 

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Originally posted by dorfsmith Glorious Dregs is a little hard to get into.

Really?
That song breaks in half me every time.

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Posted by Aloha's Bus Driver on 05-03-2003 at12:00:

 

I'm not sure if this counts as a boring Terry Song, since it was written by Lenny Cohen, but I seem to find myself skipping over "If it Be Your Will" All of the time.

I think it was placed in a bad spot on Green Room Serenade Part One - Sweet Work of Love and Mexico are both really rocking songs, and slamming a slow song between them like that sorta ruins the momentum. But hey, that's just my opinion.

~ Jeremy

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Posted by Dr Rich on 05-03-2003 at12:11:

 

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Posted by Dr Rich on 05-03-2003 at12:11:

 

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Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Aloha's Bus Driver I'm not sure if this counts as a boring Terry Song, since it was written by Lenny Cohen, but I seem to find myself skipping over "If it Be Your Will" All of the time. I think it was placed in a bad spot on Green Room Serenade Part One - Sweet Work of Love and Mexico are both really rocking songs, and slamming a slow song between them like that sorta ruins the momentum. But hey, that's just my opinion. ~ Jeremy I love Cohen's writing. I think "up in the morning" is kinda that weak spot on that one.

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Posted by Aloha's Bus Driver on 05-03-2003 at12:23:

 

I dunno - that whole disk is pretty strong, I think. I like "Up in the Morning", but "Mexico" and "Reasonable Service" are my faves on it right now.

~ Jeremy

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Posted by Dr Rich on 05-03-2003 at12:23:

 

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Originally posted by Aloha's Bus Driver I dunno - that whole disk is pretty strong, I think. I like "Up in the Morning", but "Mexico" and "Reasonable Service" are my faves on it right now. ~ Jeremy

I love "Mexico!"

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Posted by Aloha's Bus Driver on 05-03-2003 at12:27:

 

Me too!

Any idea why they chose not to print ANY of the lyrics to Gene's songs in the liner notes???

~ Jeremy

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Posted by bigboycying on 05-03-2003 at14:11:

 

If you don't like Broken Ladders yer a big poop head.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 05-03-2003 at17:34:

 

Oh I am huh I didn't say I didn't like it. I said it was Terry's most boring song. As far as Glorious Dregs, The Radiant Dregs kind of came from that song so of course I like it. I should have said it was hard to get into at first.

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Posted by Mark on 05-03-2003 at18:53:

 

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Originally posted by dorfsmith Glorious Dregs is a little hard to get into.

I like that one a lot.