Buzz on getting better.........

[River rat]

Please people look at what your saying.  When Buzz was at MU he was doing all these charities, being humble etc. and these same posters gave him credit for it.  Then when he leaves he was a phony and it was all schtick and an act?  If Buzz was anything he was remarkable consistant in his approach and "mantra" , so now you people are saying for 24 hours a day,  7 days a week for 6 years everything he was doing was a schtick and phony?

I dont think you posters that feel that way are really that dumb.  You are suffering from jilted lovers complex and are in no way speaking reasonably.  Please Buzz is who he is, the only thing that has changed is his employer.

[keefe]

Please people look at what your saying.  When Buzz was at MU he was doing all these charities, being humble etc. and these same posters gave him credit for it.  Then when he leaves he was a phony and it was all schtick and an act?  If Buzz was anything he was remarkable consistant in his approach and "mantra" , so now you people are saying for 24 hours a day,  7 days a week for 6 years everything he was doing was a schtick and phony?

I dont think you posters that feel that way are really that dumb.  You are suffering from jilted lovers complex and are in no way speaking reasonably.  Please Buzz is who he is, the only thing that has changed is his employer.

Talk of unity - a far cry from the slander and rivalry
Why should we encourage what is in fact a circle of hypocrisy
Impulsive jealousy
Where's the so-called harmony?
Internally untrusting
Externally inspiring

-- Napalm Death

[swoopem]

Getting Betta, Betta all the time

Pat Travers

Pretty sure that's Beatles song, but anyways Pat Travers was my first concert. He's one of my best friend's mom's cousin so we went in 7th grade when he opened for Nazareth.

Normally when people ask I say John Mellencamp was my first show cuz people have no idea who Pat Travers is.

[Spotcheck Billy]

Pretty sure that's Beatles song, but anyways Pat Travers was my first concert. He's one of my best friend's mom's cousin so we went in 7th grade when he opened for Nazareth.

Normally when people ask I say John Mellencamp was my first show cuz people have no idea who Pat Travers is.

that is not a Beatles song LOL

Putting It Straight
Side One
1."Life In London" - 4:22 (Travers)
2."It Ain't What It Seems" - 4:13 (Travers)
3."Speakeasy" - 3:18 (Travers)
4."Runnin' From The Future" - 3:47 (Travers)
5."Lovin' You" - 4:03 (Travers)

Side Two
1."Off Beat Ride" - 4:36 (Travers)
2."Gettin' Betta" - 4:45 (Cowling, Travers)
3."Dedication Parts 1 & 2" - 7:55 (Travers)

I first saw PT open for Rush at the Arena in 1977 right after Putting It Straight was released

[Dawson Rental]

Know when to hold them and know when to fold them--Kenny Rogers.

You posting that line is the ultimate irony. 

[Dawson Rental]

We can't go on together with suspicious minds--Elvis

I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused.--Elvis

[keefe]

I whipped off her bloomers 'n stiffened my thumb
An' applied rotation on her sugar plum

-- Frank Zappa

[4everwarriors]

You've lost that lovin' feelin'--Hall and Oates

[leever]

So, has quoting music lyrics replaced haikus?

[🏀]

You've lost that lovin' feelin'--Hall and Oates TOP GUN

https://www.youtube.com/v/HVNWSEX-WqU

[Spotcheck Billy]

So, has quoting music lyrics replaced haikus?

I Write the Songs - Bruce Johnston

[Lennys Tap]

You've lost that lovin' feelin'--Hall and Oates

Hall and freakin' Oates? C'mon, Doc. Just one of many covers. The original (and the mega hit) was by the Righteous Brothers in the mid 60s. Think Phil Spector wrote and produced it, one of the biggest hits of all time.

[4everwarriors]

I think I may have gone to high school with the Righteous Bros.
How 'bout "Heard It Through The Grapevine"--Marvin Gaye

[swoopem]

I Write the Songs - Bruce Johnston

I believe you mean Robert Hunter writes the songs. True poet. His job his to spread light, not to master

[Lennys Tap]

I think I may have gone to high school with the Righteous Bros.
How 'bout "Heard It Through The Grapevine"--Marvin Gaye

Much better. And another by Marvin - "What's Goin' On?"

[keefe]

Hall and freakin' Oates? C'mon, Doc. Just one of many covers. The original (and the mega hit) was by the Righteous Brothers in the mid 60s. Think Phil Spector wrote and produced it, one of the biggest hits of all time.

I saw that too, Bernstein, but I think Painless was referencing Bert's stated love for the Legendary Hall & Oates

[Lennys Tap]

I saw that too, Bernstein, but I think Painless was referencing Bert's stated love for the Legendary Hall & Oates

Ah, makes sense.

[bilsu]

I think everytime Buzz had things going right he unintentionally found a way to self-destruct. For example winning at West Virginia with several players suspended for a half should of been a great accomplishment. This accomplishment was quickly overshadowed by him doing the two step on West Virginia's floor.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

I think everytime Buzz had things going right he unintentionally found a way to self-destruct. For example winning at West Virginia with several players suspended for a half should of been a great accomplishment. This accomplishment was quickly overshadowed by him doing the two step on West Virginia's floor.

Agree, but I loved the two step

[swoopem]

For a guy who answered every question at his hiring press conference with "it's about the guys" he sure seemed to like the attention/spotlight on him. The two step, the butcher & baker candle stick BS after advancing to the sweet 16, the calling out the NCAA for not being allowed to eat a burger after advacing to the sweet 16, the flirting with every job opening, etc. I was at that opening press conference and it was the most confusing 45 minutes ever. "It's about the guys" my ass.

[Sheriff]

I whipped off her bloomers 'n stiffened my thumb
An' applied rotation on her sugar plum

-- Frank Zappa

I poked and stroked till my wrist got numb
but I still didn't hear no Dinah Moe hum

[willie warrior]

I think I may have gone to high school with the Righteous Bros.
How 'bout "Heard It Through The Grapevine"--Marvin Gaye

Or Gladys Knight and the Pips.

[willie warrior]

Talk of unity - a far cry from the slander and rivalry
Why should we encourage what is in fact a circle of hypocrisy
Impulsive jealousy
Where's the so-called harmony?
Internally untrusting
Externally inspiring

-- Napalm Death

Keefe: Napalm death can only be ordered on people by Robert Duvall, and only in the morning.

[willie warrior]

You've lost that lovin' feelin'--Hall and Oates

There is no version in the Galaxy that can touch the Righteous Brothers. None. Zip.

[keefe]

I poked and stroked till my wrist got numb
but I still didn't hear no Dinah Moe hum

Got a spot that gets me hot
An' you ain't been to it

-- Frank Zappa