I've heard it. I think it was on an episode of Friends.

Pete Townsend / Forever's No Time At All Apologies if this seems like a post hijack. Actually Forever's No Time At All was sung Billy Nichols. It's on Pete Townsend's first solo album Who Came First, (great song by the way.) Other songs they played: Rush / Twilight Zone Graham Nash / Immigration Man...

I graduated Northern Michigan in 1990 so my memories of that station end at that point. Sorry about the Red Wings games. Here is an example of their playlist: Pete Townsend / Forever's No Time At All Joe Walsh / Meadows Pere Ubu / Waiting For Mary The National Lampoon Hour Todd Rundgren / For The Wa...

Melt Banana (Japanese noise rock group)

Reggae pioneer Bunny Wailer has died at the age of 73 of Lung Cancer.

When I was in college I remember WDMJ's brief, (1988/1989) AOR period. No other programming I'll ever hear will ever be as cool.
30 years later I still miss it, (especially when I listen to WCSX.)

[quote=Realist post_id=660111 time=1614388670 user_id=3967] From the video I saw, it looked as he offed himself outside as I saw a shot where 4-6 Troopers were standing around outside and it appeared it was around the body [/quote] According to local Lansing media, (not sure it was TV or Radio) the ...

I've seen the Youtube clip it's really funny. I don't remember seeing that actual ad on Old 62, (but I kind of remember Dot And Etta's Shrimp Hut.)

Does anyone remember the name of that announcer?

[quote="Mike Oxlong" post_id=660071 time=1614364512 user_id=14896] [quote=sfpcc post_id=659978 time=1614298678 user_id=4168] Today after being charged with numerous crimes USA Gymnastics Coach John Geddert Committed suicide at a rest stop outside Lansing. My question is was that Rest Stop closed to ...

Today after being charged with numerous crimes USA Gymnastics Coach John Geddert Committed suicide at a rest stop outside Lansing. My question is was that Rest Stop closed to traffic after the event? I tried looking it up on the MDOT website and a Google search but found nothing. I apololgize in adv...

Does anyone out there remember Alice Cooper's New Wave Phase? (roughly 1979/1983):

Special Forces
Flush The Fashion
Zipper Catches Skin
Dada

Looking Out For Number One by Bachman Turner Overdrive...Kinda had a smooth jazz feel long before there was smooth jazz


Their song Blue Collar has that same loose jazzy feel.

Van Halen

Happy Trails / (Diver Down)
How Many Say I (Van Halen 3)

The Oak Ridge Boys did a version of Seven Nation Army.

After Johnny Cash released Hurt, originally done by Nine Inch Nails, nothing seems that weird anymore. He really made it his own.

On Youtube you can find a live cover of Husker Du's New Day Rising by Robert Palmer.