Comments on: The song remembers when…

By: lostchick

lostchick — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 07:34:28 +0000

I remember in the 80″s trying to tape the count down. And Casey Kassem would always be on my tape LOL. I just can’t listen to it anymore with Ryan Seacrest. Not the same. And Dick Clark not rocking on New years, again replaced (for the most part) by RYAN SEACREAST ARGHHHH!
Memories.

By: rubyjean

rubyjean — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:17:08 +0000

I loved this post too. Your memories are wonderful. I loved my old vinyl lps and I had a little plastic record player in my room and later a tape recorder and did the same praying for the dj to shut up so I could hear the words. A lot of us measure our life in music, or maybe it’s that we all have a soundtrack….I still have my albums, btw, and my girls don’t understand the appeal. And I would love to find one of those old big furniture record player stereo things and bring it into my home.
RubyJean

By: iniya

iniya — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 07:08:13 +0000

Loved the post. I am not much familiar with the music you have mentioned,. But I too have songs which invokes a specific memory with it’s own colors and smells.

love,

iniya

By: islandgrl

islandgrl — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:04:42 +0000

I love music too. Thanks for bring me back in time.

By: soclose

soclose — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 02:53:45 +0000

Wow! Someone else who can measure blocks of their life with the music. I have been brought to tears by the memories caused by a song that came on the radio while driving; so bad I’ve had to pull over and the feeling that it evoked ruled the rest of the day or week. We had Dick Clark on local t.v. (Philly) before he left for Ca. My family didn’t have a t.v. but my neighbor, Jimmy Joe, did. My transistor radio was my most prized possession for a long time. WKBW, WBZ A song can tell me where I was, who I was with, how my life was going, what I believed—-powerful stuff, music!
I still have my albums and 45’s too; well, most of ‘em.