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@Mikehomeseller Lately, I've been hooked on true crime (48 Hrs, 20/20)

Which do you prefer? #mikesquestions

@Gafster290 @KS_Jammin Muskrat Love? 😂

@GenTXer2 @KS_Jammin The one from yesterday was far worse.

Maria Muldaur “Midnight At The Oasis” Reached #6 on the Billboard Charts and was nominated for Song Of The Year. Recommended as one of the worst hit songs of the 70s by @KS_Jammin Do you agree?

@33Dano @KS_Jammin I think it's worse in this live version. The studio, not as bad

@GenTXer2 @KS_Jammin Now that you mention that I can hear that also. Almost like the singing and lyrics don’t mix all that well in parts of the song.

@titletownusa73 @KevinMcNamar123 @mikef3825 @VintageRockN_85 @momsthelawbanks @03jewell @BUCAntonio @amaescamilla @MommaAnge121518 @paultguitarist @TBonesPrimeCuts @wickedtimes6970 @Xstaticat @xxlaurali84xx @Docsociology4 @slbussanmas @ShmickThird @rowtonsandra @MichelleHardie6 @summerchic45 @AndreaUlstrom Me too. I prefer police/detective shows

@KevinMcNamar123 @mikef3825 @VintageRockN_85 @momsthelawbanks @03jewell @BUCAntonio @amaescamilla @MommaAnge121518 @paultguitarist @TBonesPrimeCuts @wickedtimes6970 @Xstaticat @xxlaurali84xx @Docsociology4 @slbussanmas @ShmickThird @rowtonsandra @MichelleHardie6 @GenTXer2 @summerchic45 @AndreaUlstrom

I don’t watch medical shows. I prefer FBI, CIA, police and fire department shows. FBI, FBI Most Wanted, FBI International, CIA, The Shield, NYPD Blue, Criminal Minds, all of the Law & Order shows, Fire Country and UK 🇬🇧 shows Grantchester and Sherlock, just to name some.

@Mikehomeseller My son watched it and he told me the same thing

@GenTXer2 You have to watch The Pitt

@33Dano @KS_Jammin Something about the melody to this song is a little off for me

@GenTXer2 @KS_Jammin Definitely not one of the worst, kinda like it actually. Even most of the cheesy 70s music was good. Not many truly awful songs from that era.

Other songs nominated Song Of The Year with "Midnight At The Oasis": ⭐️"The Way We Were" (Barbra Streisand) WINNER ⭐️"I Honestly Love You" (Olivia Newton-John) ⭐️"Feel Like Makin' Love (Roberta Flack) ⭐️"You And Me Against The World (Helen Reddy) It was the year of women!

@DJMRomano @KS_Jammin She looked terrific

@GenTXer2 @KS_Jammin Oh man! Nobody, but nobody rocked "hip huggers" better than MM! 😍

People who can't distinguish between etymology and entomology bug me in ways I cannot put into words.

@paultguitarist @LusiakChris My Boston revenge is coming up soon

@LusiakChris @GenTXer2 Yep lol

This album DID NOT make my Top 70 albums of the 70s list but does it make yours? 🤔 David Gilmour: David Gilmour (1978)

@paultguitarist I know you like this one, Paul

@slurpeeromance No, not me but @AlphenMatthias and @mikestephens99 both had it on their list

@GenTXer2 Wasn't quadrophenia already picked or am I posing my mind?

My Top 70 Albums Of The 70s #7 The Who: Who's Next (1971) Possibly the ultimate rock album of all time.

@HORRORFREAK217 Not a fan of this album??

@GenTXer2 Not a fan😯

#Top70AlbumsOfThe70s #7 of 70: Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run (1975) "Born to Run" was Bruce Springsteen’s make-or-break third album and a clear sonic leap from his earlier, lower-budget work, trading suburban studio grit for a grand, polished sound shaped at the Record Plant. With Roy Bittan and Max Weinberg replacing flashier predecessors, the result is a towering, Phil Spector-influenced wall of sound, layered guitars, echo-drenched vocals, rich keyboards, and thunderous drums, matched by Springsteen’s most ambitious songwriting yet. While it revisits the streetwise themes of "The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle", the tone shifts from nostalgic affection to bitterness and distance, as Springsteen confronts the dead-end dreams of his characters with a mix of fear and disdain, as if recognizing his own reflection. More operatic than rock & roll, the album plays like a modern West Side Story, in its scale and drama entirely intentional, for what might seem overblown is in fact the point. Where his previous record felt like a happy accident, "Born to Run" is a deliberate, self-declared masterstroke, delivering on its promise with a sound and set of songs that aim for and largely achieve greatness.

@S66Greatone That’s a lot of horns

@GenTXer2 How do you pick just one? Gotta go Chicago! Double album debut and the first 3 albums were double albums!

Getting ready for my Top 10 of the 60s: Which 60s DEBUT album do you like best? 🤔 Did I miss any?