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Songs have words? Who knew! I never did. Somehow I could never pick them out no matter what.Am I the only one that didn't understood a single word of what the singer sang?
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Songs have words? Who knew! I never did. Somehow I could never pick them out no matter what.Am I the only one that didn't understood a single word of what the singer sang?
you know what you get when you cross Hudson and Nash?…Sweet! Kind of made it look a little like a Hudson.
You are a man of good taste. And Nikki’s tone is wonderful.That soft whispering singing was/is a thing for a number of singers. Some go so far as to sound like they are gasping for air. I actually like it when Nikki sings unless he's belting it out. Which is not often it seems. Love the song and a number of others though.
Nadson?you know what you get when you cross Hudson and Nash?…

you know what you get when you cross Hudson and Nash?…

Bruises at the very least? If not worse injuries?you know what you get when you cross Hudson and Nash?…
Nope, just the vibe for that song and a few others they do. Cobain made an art form out of that style. For me, it sets the mood for the song and lets the instruments shine, which I like.Am I the only one that didn't understood a single word of what the singer sang?
Looks like a K car to me, possibly a Chrysler Le Baron. Total POS those cars, my wife had a Plymouth Reliant, basically the same thing.Is that a Riviera? Cadillac? Can't tell...
Hash?you know what you get when you cross Hudson and Nash?…
ClaroAll of the above, probably, no?
Chrysler K carIs that a Riviera? Cadillac? Can't tell...
The late Mike Lull and a Jeff Ament Sig Thunderbird.
The late Mike Lull and a Jeff Ament Sig Thunderbird.
Sounds 'fishy' to me.I played a show in an art gallery a number of years ago, and Nancy Guppy, the interviewer was there. I didn't have an inkling who she was. She came up and did the whole "slappa the bass" thing. I wasn't sure what to think about that.
I kinda like that Volvo. The fake wood looks like an enlargement of peeled plywood veneers. You don't see that put on anything meant to be attractive very often.![]()
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I'm game and now I gotta know.you know what you get when you cross Hudson and Nash?…
You're shut off.Sounds 'fishy' to me.
I'll see myself out.