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Thunderbird Club

Yes indeed. I wanted to run Ramble on right after Heartbreaker and Live in so that it would be just like the record. The guys wanted to split it up.
Am I the only one that hears a song on the radio and at the end of the tune my brain automatically goes to the next song on that particular album?
No, you are not!
 
You’re not alone, I do the same.
Then there are songs that just shouldn’t ever be broken up… Foreplay/Long Time; We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions; Dreamboat Annie/Crazy On You; Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding…
We Can Be Together/Volunteers (from “Worst of”, and in concert)
 
After Covid I started walking everyday which gradually turned to running. I've run on and off for years but it had also been years since I last ran so I take it easy, couple of miles is good for me.
I tried for several years but my body hates it. Much happier biking. I shoot for 100 miles a week which is roughly equivalent to 33 miles a week running, which would destroy my legs in short order.
 
You have great taste Bob.


Thanks, my wife doesn't agree though. :laugh: I love all that British stuff from the late 70's, Rockpile was another one. The Dave Edmunds album, 'Repeat when Necessary' was also another one, that was a rockpile album too, those guys really rocked. I think Elvis and Rockpile were my two favorites. The Brits always have style, still have.
 


Nice song

This got played a lot with one group of college friends (still does here, but I digress). That one line (“up against the wall, mother-******”)? Every time that part of the song played, Fred (not his real name) would belt it out without missing a beat in whatever else he was doing. Conversation, cooking, studying, making out, sex (so I’ve heard), playing board games, art, whatever.
 
One of my favorite bands from that era. The first one I bought was 'After Bathing At Baxter's' after reading a good review in Hit Parader.
One of my college friends had everything Airplane or Starship had done, plus side projects, except “Baron von Tollbooth and the Chrome Num”, so I bought that one (we all shared music, among other things).
 
One of my college friends had everything Airplane or Starship had done, plus side projects, except “Baron von Tollbooth and the Chrome Num”, so I bought that one (we all shared music, among other things).


I have all the Airplane albums, and also got the Airplane Woodstock CD. I have some Starship too but it's been a long time, but Jefferson Airplane and Cream were two of my favorite bands back then. I even have a few of their cassettes out here.
 
I tried for several years but my body hates it. Much happier biking. I shoot for 100 miles a week which is roughly equivalent to 33 miles a week running, which would destroy my legs in short order.

So cycling is 3 x easier on your body than jogging?

Every time I start running again, I make it about four weeks before my knees are so sore I can barely walk.

I make it about 4 yards
 

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