The Jukebox

Omg @CAHEpiphany I love Modest Mouse. I love Missed The Boat and Ocean Breathes Salty. Theres just too many to count. Isaak Brock is an amazing song writer. And @PB&Jelly soo glad to see you up here again. Dire Straights is my husbands favorite band! I will send him the link. Its truly beautiful! I'm in stuck  in the basement. Thank you to both of you. No matter how sick I am music makes me feel better. Glad you found @CAHEpiphany You will be an asset here! Keep them coming I love both! 

 
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@Ck1kid awesome I didn't see yous I love Use Me! Thanks as well. Damn he played with The Stones Truly amazing great music. Thanks all of you!

 
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@CAHEpiphany I hate you jk I have only seen three times. But you have wonderful taste in music. Its nice hearing music rather than fighting about the best album by Radiohead. You have a new fan!

 
@boldmold i always felt it was a beautiful song about picking up the pieces of our fragile egos after being shattered by the mind blowing jams which usually proceeded it's playing.  More than a few times it has brought my racing mind back to ground level with jerry's reassuring tone

"take up your china doll, it's only fractured, just a little nervous from the fall" 

 
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@Sgrbr420 I can't agree with you more absolutely beautiful song. It had me in tears. I know Uncle Johns Cabin isn't like Alligator or Dark Star and other rare ones but it has a simply beautiful message i want to know if you are you kind. Kind of like Box Of Rain. Glad to see the jukebox rocking again. @boldmold wonderful song by Radiohead. i especially love the John Prine songs he was a genius songwriter and guitar player. Total legend and missed greatly. Its nice seeing him here. He might have died but his music is still in our hearts. I am glad people are just sharing great videos and not fighting over Radiohead. I thought that would never die! Please @CAHEpiphany @PB&Jelly as well as you post away. Love hearing music always. Oh no Covid I do have pneamonia but not a big deal gave me a Z pack and came back home.  Thank you all that posts @PB&Jelly I do close my eyes and dream away!

 
@CAHEpiphany you did it again. Love this song.. especially the way she sings it. I can relate to so many of lyrics. Especially the garden part I will play to my plants weed of course  And the diphenhyfamy and the ambulance. That did happen to me! Took too much and could not urinate. Perfect song for my pneumonia  I am having trouble breathing lol! Thanks for great share!

 
@CAHEpiphany watched on youtube link I don't think I will  be adding to my music library I thought it was hilarious  but I have to keep my pug was actually dancing to it true story! LMAO!!!

 
@CAHEpiphany I'm a little high I wish I had my camera on next time I play it Ill record him he gets on his back legs and stands and dances. He fell asleep but will post hopefully tomorrow! Love ya H have fun tonight sounds like youvare wish I was there!

 
I received my order from @boldmold send more farm animals I love my dog dancing to it. Seriously send more new music. Perfect day for listening to new tunes.  

 
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