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Stretch.

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Had this going at the range on repeat yesterday.

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Got a little pat benatar playin "we are young" or love is a battlefield not sure haha something about the drums in this has my musical bone kickin

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About 20 marching bands in the Bacchus parade at Mardi Gras. It's amazing that some of the bands can play two parades in one day.  I swear the parade route is over 5 miles long.  Great time!


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still haven't takent the new Sabbath CD 13 out of my car - every song on it rocks.   Especially Loner ...

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For @saevel25…

God I hate the 80's.

Don't know why, but their music is addicting. The lead singer looks like Farris's best friend in Bueller's day off. :-D

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God I hate the 80's.

Maybe the top pop charts, but bands like The Replacements, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Clash, Cocteau Twins, XTC, New Order, The Cure, Elvis Costello, OMD, The English Beat, Suzanne Vega, The Clash, etc... - for some, these were their prime years

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The 80s were awesome. I was there and I remember, mostly.

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The 80s were awesome.

+1

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The 80s were awesome. I was there and I remember, mostly.

Me too - great time to be a guitar player.     I grew up on Scorpions, Dokken, Crue, Ozzy, AC/DC, Judas Priest, Metalica, Queensryche, Roth era VanHalen,   ... even hair bands like Ratt, Winger, Dokken, Mr. Big had monster guitar players by todays (or any) standards ....

John

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The Pixies -- Doolittle, 1989. Still sounds good today! #80spushback.

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My inner demons.

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