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jj · 03-07-2009, 10:31 AM

i dont think anyone could dispute those 3 are solid picks (although DQ is a bit uppity for my depressing tastebuds)

WFY, interesting...that leads to a whole other spin off poll, val...what tunes have member's kids/neices/nephews/grandchildren taken to over the years?

i have several sombre tempo GL comp CDs that were used as lullaby/sleeptime therapy in very early years...right now, i am getting driven nuts by junior's contant requests to repeatedly hear Flying Blind (he must love that chicken shake percussion)...what really drives me nuts is that I dont have any solid answers to his questions about where jessie jo is going and why he can't see and all that sort of thing

oddly enough he has never been a fan of ponyman or uncletoad

03-07-2009, 10:31 AM	#31
jj Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: ontario, canada Posts: 5,265	Re: Top 3 Gord recordings? i dont think anyone could dispute those 3 are solid picks (although DQ is a bit uppity for my depressing tastebuds) WFY, interesting...that leads to a whole other spin off poll, val...what tunes have member's kids/neices/nephews/grandchildren taken to over the years? i have several sombre tempo GL comp CDs that were used as lullaby/sleeptime therapy in very early years...right now, i am getting driven nuts by junior's contant requests to repeatedly hear Flying Blind (he must love that chicken shake percussion)...what really drives me nuts is that I dont have any solid answers to his questions about where jessie jo is going and why he can't see and all that sort of thing oddly enough he has never been a fan of ponyman or uncletoad Attached Thumbnails