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Amy · 03-14-2001, 02:11 PM

Hmmmmm. I never heard of Phil Och. And i don't have that CD. I will have to check it out now of course. I'm glad you told me that about his grave. Whenever I'm down (and it seems to have been a lot in the past before my divorce) I just love to hear that, especially about proving what one mans life would be worth. I work in the inner city and get to know a lot of people that others wouldn't even look at and I just feel that if everyone helped and wasn't so wrapped up in their own survival, that we could all be happier.

I'm a pretty passonate person when it comes to music. My favorite Cat song, is Tuesdays's dead. It's just such a great beat.

I can understand where harry is coming from when he wrote and talked. Unfortuanatly, music is not my talent. What can i say. If you can't sing good, sing loud. But to be honest. I think Jerry was the best guitar player. If you don't know anything about the dead, it would be worth your while to check them out. One just called the Grateful dead would be a good one to start with. It has this song on it called Wharf rat. Look up the words at least. I heard it at the further festival at Alpine valley last year. That and Ripple, they played everything that was awesome and it took two guitare players to replace Jerry. But they did a very good job.

I suppose i ought to get some work done. I just got to clean up a mercury spill, not an everyday thing, but i volunteered, casue mercury is cool. Did it properly though.

Thanks for talking to me. I always think people who post at things like this are going to be stuck up casue they know more titles and artists then i do.

03-14-2001, 02:11 PM	#3
Amy Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Michigan Posts: 14	Hmmmmm. I never heard of Phil Och. And i don't have that CD. I will have to check it out now of course. I'm glad you told me that about his grave. Whenever I'm down (and it seems to have been a lot in the past before my divorce) I just love to hear that, especially about proving what one mans life would be worth. I work in the inner city and get to know a lot of people that others wouldn't even look at and I just feel that if everyone helped and wasn't so wrapped up in their own survival, that we could all be happier. I'm a pretty passonate person when it comes to music. My favorite Cat song, is Tuesdays's dead. It's just such a great beat. I can understand where harry is coming from when he wrote and talked. Unfortuanatly, music is not my talent. What can i say. If you can't sing good, sing loud. But to be honest. I think Jerry was the best guitar player. If you don't know anything about the dead, it would be worth your while to check them out. One just called the Grateful dead would be a good one to start with. It has this song on it called Wharf rat. Look up the words at least. I heard it at the further festival at Alpine valley last year. That and Ripple, they played everything that was awesome and it took two guitare players to replace Jerry. But they did a very good job. I suppose i ought to get some work done. I just got to clean up a mercury spill, not an everyday thing, but i volunteered, casue mercury is cool. Did it properly though. Thanks for talking to me. I always think people who post at things like this are going to be stuck up casue they know more titles and artists then i do.