h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

i try to remember where i know 'all the kings men' from...
what was their most popular song, bassmann?

my song for friday night is 'Peter Gunn' by Emerson, Lake & Palmer

As it isn't raining here:

"Day in the sun" - Peter Frampton

Nice one for open-the-Cabrio (convertible) days.

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Hi folks,

i hardly dare to admit but i'm going on a 1968 patry tonight, therefore my song for tonight is
'get it while you can' by Janis Joplin

Don't know this in English: bin grün vor Neid!

Are you going to wear some clothes a la 60s?!

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no need to be humble, Kasia
yep, i did wear some '68-clothes but on parties like this i always feel a bit of...well, false-located. I'm not a member of this generation, nevertheless i love the music but when i see peole behaving exactly the same for 25 years i regard it as a bit too static

Bassman, i'll pop over to your page soon...
How was Robbie??

Too true, ringo

Okay, my song for today: J.Geils Band 'Centerfold'

My blood runs cold
My memory has just been sold
My angel is the centerfold
Angel is the centerfold

na-na na-na-na-na na-na-na na-na -na-na-na

great track, one of my teenie-favourites

just came home from work and on my way back i listened to a very old tape in my very old car - and what did i hear?

'i got rythm' by Mike Oldfield
usually i don't like those oldfield-songs too much, but this one's really great

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today it's one of those sundays i do not like
therefore my song for today is 'dazed and confused' (Led Zeppelin)

an excellent song for a bad & strange mood

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Coming to talk to you this night...

My songs for the last three weeks...eh... well, you've had some good suggestions!
For the day now ended, it must be The Byrds playing Dylan's Mr. Tambourine Man. Heard it in the morning and just now found my self still humming it.

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Hi Ottox,
where have you been so long?
i can imagine much worse than humming a Byrds-song all day

today i go for 'Dig for fire' by the Pixies
when i saw Kim Deal for the first time, i wanted to marry her straight away

Thanks guys for asking about the Robbie gig - he's the consumate entertainer, I preferred the older songs - Millennium, Angels, Let Me Entertain You etc. A great night, shame about the rail service from St Albans into London. There again, however bad the nomal rail service was, the Docklands Light Railway was absolutely superb, especially on the way from the gig after the show.

My song for today is "War Baby" by Tom Robinson. I was listening to it on a tape very early this morning, while doing some repairs to a motor switchgear box.

I came looking for ringo and found this. This is a good idea. Can I have a song of the day, too? I choose "Breathless" by the Corrs. Just listen to the words. It says it all.

And tomorrow I can choose another one ! Whooppeee!

Ringo - have you found anything out about Holzbronn yet? I was thinking of booking something.

Why do I always think of things when I've pressed "post message".

Robbie Williams - can't help myself. I think he's great, too. I think it's in every Englishwoman's blood. But I think Kylie M makes him sing too high.

And I've got a song for Ringo.

This song is, to me, the epitome of everything the 20th century produced, the philosophy, the music. It's brilliant.

"Saint of me" - Stones, of course. Sorry Ottox.