from: Les Carpenter Rational Nation USA Purveyor of Truth No matter how much we argue about the details of its meaning today, in the opinion of many, the Constitution signed in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787 represents the greatest expression of statesmanship and compromise ever written. In just four hand-written pages, the Constitution gives us no less than the owners' manual to the greatest form of government the world has ever known. We have no tribal council, nor can we vote anybody off the island. But, we do live in the land of the free, and as long as the Constitution stands, we always will. Yes, the 2'nd amendment establishes the right of the nation's citizens to keep and bear arms, a right I personally agree with. When handled by responsible sensible individuals who keep there firearms and ammunition secure firearms in theory at least are as safe as knives, hatchets, axes and such. In 1787 the framers of our Constitution recognized the need for a wel...
I'm with you in regards to the Moody Blues, RN. No so much with you when it comes to Jethro Tull or Led Zeppelin... but the Moody Blues? Hell, yes. "Tuesday Afternoon" is one of my favorite songs.
ReplyDeleteThere are few that aren't very worthy by the MB.
DeleteRN: The associated poem is great too. That album is one of the best of all time.
ReplyDeleteThis includes "Tuesday Afternoon"... Check out this video
One of my favorites as well.
DeleteTull and the Moody Blues both deserve to be in the Hall of Fame and certainly way ahead of such miserable acts as Madonna, ABBA, the Bee Gees, Kiss, etc..............My favorite Moody Blues song? I'm going to have to go with "The Story in Your Eyes".
ReplyDeleteYes they do. I was a Jethro Tull fan the first time I heard them. Every so often I take that stroll down memory lane and listen to them for an hour or so. Ian Anderson rocks.
DeleteI have so many favorites by them. All pretty much pre-"Octave". Everything after seems just an imitation or tribute band.
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