What song are you listening to right now?

[over the mountain]

well crap, i should have included a youtube link or something for ya. i stream 89.7 wtmd or 103.1 wrnr at work

check out the 3 songs i linked up top of this thread, i think you will like them if you dont already

why am i sitting at work rocking tunes and posting on the warpath for the past 30 mins instead of finishing the last 10 mins of work i have to do?

edit - the good old days ..

[jamf]

man i love that Taylor Swift song.... I am ashamed.

[Dirtbag59]

Have fun getting this song unstuck from your head kids:

Originally Posted by over the mountain

anyway, im listening to jamiriqui's "virtual reality". not to sound cheesy but it makes my heart dance. chicken soup for the heart.

Its "VIRTUAL INSANITY" you JACKHOLE!!!! Get another Jamiroquai or any non-boyband song title from the mid to late 90's wrong and I will end you #I'mCereal!

Also on a more pleasant note theres about maybe 500 songs on my iphone right now, one of which is the Hallelujah Chorus chorus. I had just paid $60 less than I had expected to pay for one of my RX scripts, one that insurance had traditionally given me a hard time with. So I thought man I kind of feel like listening to the Hallelujah Chorus, eh but I don't have time to search for it on my phone.

Plugged the iphone into my stereo, clicked the next button on my head unit and suddenly I hear "Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah." The chances of me having that song play at that moment have to be at least 1/499.

[Giantone]

For something a little different .....

Oregon - Witchi-Tai-To - YouTube

[BDBohnzie]

[Dirtbag59]

This song has really helped me keep it together during this loosing streak.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

This song has really helped me keep it together during this loosing streak.

You would be a god awful dj.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

You would be a god awful dj.

Hey I will have you know that various and honorable members of the United States military frequently refereed to me as the Greatest DJ ever during the time I was stationed at Guantanamo Bay. I eventually became known among the detainees as DJ Iblīs which I was told is Arabic for bringer of great music and divine inspiration.

In fact I was told on numerous occasions that my DJ'ing skills played a key role in inspiring detainees to provide critical information that resulted in better national security protection.

One detainee became so inspired that in the ninth hour of having me play this track in his cell he gave us the location of Osama Bin Laden. Just goes to show you don't need to torture people to get reliable information.

[Hog1]

Really sorry to hear this....What a tremendous talent. This dude in concert would just launch on a 5 minute solo rip that was just....stunning
Glad to see nephew taking his place....hope it works
Malcolm Young's Family Confirms AC/DC Guitarist's Dementia | Rolling Stone

[MTK]

Yeah definitely a bummer ^

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

This song has really helped me keep it together during this loosing streak.

No words.....

[punch it in]

http://youtu.be/e4Ao-iNPPUc

[BDBohnzie]

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Hog1

Really sorry to hear this....What a tremendous talent. This dude in concert would just launch on a 5 minute solo rip that was just....stunning
Glad to see nephew taking his place....hope it works
Malcolm Young's Family Confirms AC/DC Guitarist's Dementia | Rolling Stone

61 Years Old with Demtentia. That's got to be rough. To add insult to injury he attempted and succeeded in overcoming the likely cause of his Dementia.

Young missed AC/DC's Blow Up Your Video World Tour to address his drinking problem.[5] Young eventually got sober and returned to the band. During his absence, he was replaced by his nephew Stevie. It was reported that some fans could not tell Malcolm had been replaced, as Stevie bore a striking resemblance to his uncle.[6]"

Causes of Alcohol Dementia
As the name implies the cause of alcohol dementia is abuse of this substance. Not only does alcohol have a direct impact on brain cells, but those who overuse this mind-altering chemical will often suffer from nutritional deficiencies. It is a lack of Vitamin B1 (thiamine) that can cause the most damage because it leads to brain atrophy. The worst of this damage will occur in the mammillary bodies. The reason why B1 deficiency is such a problem is that this nutrient is required so that the nerve cells can function properly. Those people who abuse alcohol will tend not to eat properly and this accounts for their nutritional deficiency which can continue for many years and cause a great deal of damage.

For an addict to beat his addiction only to have a worse case scenario come to pass is a cruel twist of fate.

[punch it in]

http://youtu.be/0Ly241iiS3s