Question for the laddies... (Helps if you're a young Neil fan)

[onebigbadwulf]

If you had a kilt would you wear it?

[XNASA]

1. Yes. On my head.

[Mizmoon]

10. lol

[flamingyouth]

2. I'm a young Neil fan!

:D

[Screaming Lord Byron]

4. Ha!

I prefer old Lisa myself. Not that she's old or anything. If she existed, that is. Which she doesn't. Of course.

[flamingyouth]

5. Hey, who you calling old!

:spank:

:D

[Screaming Lord Byron]

6. What? Is your name Lisa?

Clearly I was talking about Lisa Bonet.

On edit - Older women. Yum.

[Fenris]

7. That's what *I* say!

:D

[tigereye]

11. do you really mean it, Byron?

:evilgrin:

Fenris, you are probably TOO young, judging by your picture. (which was very nice, BTW.) Although for some reason college- age men look very appealing to me these days. Esp. the beards. Shame on me.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

12. Grrrr, Tiger.

Hell, yeah!

[tigereye]

13. awwww, shucks

I can't help it, I am one randy beast of late. We busy and overtaxed ladies need some amusements. Yup, too much time at the pool.

We'll all meet at a hotel in that alternative fantasy universe! :) Or in our next lifetime, perchance.

[Fenris]

18. Don't tell flamingyouth that!

She doesn't think I'm too young.;)

[tigereye]

21. how old ARE you?

:) Actually older women and younger men (over 18 of course) are supposed to be compatible on some level, so.

I think she's a bit younger than me. I was a punk and then post-punk when it was first happening and actually saw most of those bands in the late seventies.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

22. Ha! I have the advantage here.

I know all your ages.
Now I feel all superior and smug.
:7

[tigereye]

23. my husband thinks I'm still sexy,

despite my edging way out of the hipster demographic... hell I'm just mature, dammit. And I have great musical taste. And, and... yup, I'm a mom. But I'm a punk mommy!

God what am I going on about.


Glad you feel superior Byron. How do you know? he-he.

[Fenris]

24. I'm 20.

She's in her thirties.:)

[Screaming Lord Byron]

25. Do you get younger everytime?

Are you aging backwards? I was sure you were 22, for some reason.

[Fenris]

26. I was born 75.

I don't have that much longer to live.

But I am indeed 20. I can't even drink in this country!:D

[Screaming Lord Byron]

27. Ha! Ha!

God, Texas is uncivilized.

[Fenris]

28. Founded by white trash on Mexican land!

We're a lovely bunch!

[Screaming Lord Byron]

29. replace Mexican for Metis / Native and you've got Alberta.

[tigereye]

32. ah another "old soul"

God, you, like one of my best pals here, were born when I was in grad school. Sheesh.

[tigereye]

31. ah that's not bad

You're all youngsters! I am in my uh, prime - mid 40s. Actually, I don't think age should be a barrier to love or lust or what have you. I love the story about Maggie Kuhn ( ? ) the head of the Gray Panthers, who had a variety of lovers ( one in his 20s, as I recall) when she was in her 60s or 70s. And there's always Harold and Maude. :)

So 20 and 30s sounds quite reasonable.

[flamingyouth]

33. I'm 35

But you and I are very much on the same wavelenghth.;)

[tigereye]

35. yeah it does seem so

that is very cool. I always enjoy what you have to say. And you play the Mellotron! I don't think I know anyone else who does. Well, maybe the Cynics guys had one... I don't remember. I'm guessing someone in my altmusic past did.

That is what is so cool about this site - I have not met this many people who like the music I do for quite a while, since I had time to play in bands and go to clubs. It makes me feel very happy to find kindred spirits and has inspired me to want to play music again.

PS My best friend from college lives in Seattle. I have been there twice. It was great.

:hi:

[flamingyouth]

36. Where in Seattle does your friend live?

I live in Montlake, just south of the UW. :hi:

Actually, I don't personally play the mellotron, but I do play the harmonium, and I know several people who do play the mellotron.:D

[4morewars]

3. I'm wearing one now !!

High cocka looram !!

[onebigbadwulf]

8. Then let's get this Kilt meeting underway...

someone first recite the Kilt of Allegiance written by young Neil.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

9. Shouldn't it be Neil Finn?

[tigereye]

14. I love the Finn brothers

Crowded House show years ago was one of the best I have seen.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

15. Great live act. Neil Finn in up there with Costello and Aimee Mann

in the 'greatest songwriters ever' category.

[tigereye]

16. ah Elvis

Wow. I have never seen him live. He is an amazing songwriter in every phase of his creative life.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

17. He is simply the greatest post-Beatles songwriter.

[tigereye]

19. yes I agree

there really aren't that many, if any , bad songs. If you look at the Attractions period, the Brodsky Quartet stuff, the Burt Bacharach stuff (well, I can't say I like that that much, but I admire his spunk),the return to the Attractions ( I love Doll Revolution, and all the bhangra), etc. And then the musical genre wives as well. ;) I do think marrying Diana Krall is very interesting. ( plus that woman from the Pogues - whatever happened to her?) And has he worked with Yo-Yo Ma and Bobby McFerrin yet?

He is a one man song-writing in any genre machine. And I am sure there is a lot that I have left out. That would make a cool discography by genre list. Did you see his list of great music to listen to in Vanity Fair a few years ago? Amazing.


BTW your city pix (was it Vancouver or Calgary, I forget) were really nice.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

20. Calgary. It's a rather pleasant city.

[flamingyouth]

34. Have you mentioned this to Finnfan?

He loves them (obviously).

[terrya]

30. Sure I would. I'm part Scottish.

Last name Andrews.

Of course I'd wear a kilt.

[Zomby Woof]

37. I am more of a Neil Young fan myself

:P

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