Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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I knew there was a reason my Sirius/XM stock plummeted.ktulu wrote:+1 for the ipod, although since we got our Avalanche and XM we tend to listen to that quite a bit as well...
Pat Boone did that a few years ago. The album was titled In a Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy. Sure Pat. :D:DisneyMom wrote:I never said that......
Looking forward to "VM goes Metal" CD!
As VM seems to travel quite a bit, go with Wherever I May Roam.BRWombat wrote:I can't wait till their heads explode when VM does our Metallica contest set next year! :p:
Awesome!BRWombat wrote: I can't wait till their heads explode when VM does our Metallica contest set next year! :p:
While those would be good, how about some Doobie Brothers...or even the Eagles!GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:heck, do some Chicago, BS&T, or Creedence!!
hobie16 wrote:I remember when the Doobie Brothers were a bar band playing joints on the San Fran Peninsula.
BRWombat wrote:Love it!
This may be a little "inside baseball," but within the barbershop community every year a discussion erupts on the internet about some of the songs performed in contest and whether they are "real barbershop." There have been barbershop arrangements of Beach Boys tunes and a Jackson Five number or two, which, while dated to us, are still too "contemporary" to the KIBBERS (from Keep It Barbershop)!
I can't wait till their heads explode when VM does our Metallica contest set next year! :p:
Could have been this too GP.GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:Was that, "Playing FOR joints"
Good call. :D:Well, we had "We Are the Champions" worked up for Anaheim, but sadly... :( :)Purpura wrote:Hey why not Queen? Their Bohemian Rhapsody just screams "Barbershop Me!" With all that layered voices together it would be a show stopper. Send me a cd of That Willya Wombat?