I got to see the Cramps once, which was great music (even if I still have hearing loss) and had the most wonderful spontaneous cheering moment (totally sports-fan-over-the-top yelling) when Ivy decked a guy who climbed up on the stage.
And they went on playing as the stagehands hustled him off.
Entertainment Weekly has as list of the best 25 movie soundtracks since 1983. [link]
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Does anyone have Hall and Oates' Family man and/or John Mellencamp's Ghost Towns along the highway they would be able to send me?
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Perkins- I only have Family Man on a record, so I cannot get it to you. Also, it is at my mom's house. And probably, actually hers.
I'm betting on Ple having it.
Saw the Cramps at Thebbie Theatre way back in the late 80s. Awesome show but no-one got beat up, and there were no ladies taking their clothes off.
I nearly got crushed being pushed against the front of the stage at a Cramps show in Boston in the late 80's. It was at the Channel. I managed to pull myself up and onto the stage from where I watched the rest of the show.
In summary, once I managed to survive a near-death experience, I had a great time!
I'm betting on Ple having it.
I have it, but not on a machine I can access right now, due to Fan Failure.
Lee! But I should be able to access it tomorrow! Then all will be well! But I don't have the other.
I know it's only the beginning of October, but I'll ask it now anyway:
What's your favorite Christmas album? Not favorite song, but the one (or more) album that you love to put on every December?