MLT Club Member Johnnypee Parker
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Hi Stephen,
We will not be able to see each other. We can leave comments in real time during the session. Lisa and Mona will be able to see our comments and answer or react to them at the same time.
JP
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Thanks Stephen,
You just prompted me to listen to Good Morning Starshine in the Early Access section. This is such a great cover of this song. Leafing through everyone’s comments, I have to agree that this cover is a huge improvement on the original version.
Good morning Starshine. My thermometer reads 6* F outside.
26 degrees below freezing brrJP
JP
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Dear Roger’s Boss,
Roger has been very productive this year, and has gone above and beyond his responsibilities when needed. Roger has been an integral part of this company and deserves recognition.
Please excuse Roger from work Wednesday, December 23, 2020. It turns out others have noticed Roger’s groovy dedication to making the world a better place. His presence is required at the International MLT Summit that day. Mona and Lisa have demanded Roger Penn be there. Musical dignitaries from around the world are gathering to ponder the true meaning of Christmas, Rock&Roll, Peace, Joy and Harmony.
To compensate for Roger’s absence, you may hire three temporary employees to cover his area.
(If you play your cards right, Roger may invite you to accompany him…if you play your cards right)
JP
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You’ll be older, too
Thanks for keeping up with this, Lynn.
JP
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Kool Jeff, don’t you love the guitar pick they throw in?
Groovy,
JP
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Hi Ian,
‘Welcome. This place is like a MonaLisa treasure chest. Have you watched the Sky Diving video? It is awesome. An amazing soundtrack accompanies a true display of the girl’s sense of adventure.
You will find it under SPECIALS/OUT & ABOUT????
Big screen if possible with volume set to eleven
JP
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Congratulations on your milestone, Jung. And thanks for sharing the info about the movie. Bowie is such a great story teller. His accent is very captivating. He played the Elephant Man on Broadway in the early eighties. I remember seeing it on TV. It’s very good. Unlike the movie, he did not wear prosthetics to disfigure himself. The audience just accepts that his character is disfigured. He did alter his voice and walked with a cane. It’s a very moving performance.
Anyway, back to MLT. Like Jacki, I was not familiar with this song before now. I love it, and I really see what you mean about listening to it in the car. As soon as it begins, I feel the need to accelerate. But I really love the guitars on this. The sweeping rhythm guitar and Lisa’s lead work is just great. I think Lisa’s leads and solos on this have a nice bluesy rock sound to them. Every time I try do pin it down to one influence, like “that sounded like Clapton, no wait that sounds like George, wait that bend sounded like Gilmour… It’s that Lisa sound. These chicks rock.
And while we’re here, what about Dreams? Do not operate heavy machinery or drive at night while listening to this song. Those celestial harmonies are so relaxing, I just want to put the seat back and close my eyes.
JP
As I type, Silent Night is playing. Wondrous.
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Dead silence. LOL
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This is a great picture, Jung. I’m glad you Northerners got your parcels.
The CD’s are kool, eh? Turn the volume down a little, we can hear it down here! Nah, turn it back up to eleven. These chicks rock!
JP
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Yay, Tomás ! Enjoy!
JP
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Thanks, Jackie. We are having a lite day at home tomorrow. No big feast. (but I did pull an apple pie from the freezer yesterday. I should go see if it has thawed yet).
Luckily we have my wife’s parents right across the street. My family lives a couple hours north of here, so we won’t see them in person. We are hoping to travel north at Christmas time.
As odd as this year has been, we still have a lot to be thankful for.
Stay safe and stay groovy!
JP
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I agree guys. There is so much offered here, and I don’t think I have seen everything yet? The videos are outstanding. Go look up some old MTV videos. Most were just Hollywood over-produced ego trips. What we thought was new and kool now looks old and cheesy.
The MLT videos are of a much higher quality. Sure, technology is more advanced, but take Nothing Is In Vain for example. This amazing video was created at home for the most part by a small team. Gotta say, the making of videos are the koolest. I would recommend watching the making of before the finished product. I wonder how they decided Mona would get swallowed by the fish. The team has really shown a lot of innovation through the years. The drones add a whole new angle to these productions. I can not wait to see what they come up with next.
The Duo Session videos are amazing, too. They remind me the old MTV Unplugged shows, but better. This team keeps raising the bar.
Back in the day, I had to search high and low to find info on a band’s biography. Here it is all wrapped up in a very user-friendly website.
Super Groovy to say the least. Have I told you? These chicks rock!
JP
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Nice one, Lynn,
Thanks for sharing these. I feel like there’s is an unspoken competition brewing. After you announce we are getting close, we all start clicking to hit the milestone. Whomever hits one right on the milestone shall be crowned King For A Day.
JP
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Hey Jung, they have springs like that north of here in Saratoga Springs. Saratoga is home to a very famous horse race track and Stewart’s Ice Cream.
The water from the springs is very flavorful. However, they sell Saratoga Water in beautiful blue glass bottles that has a better flavor. It comes in sparkling form and non-sparkling.
Back in the day, tourists would come to Saratoga Springs for the track and for the spring baths. The spring baths were believed to be medicinal.
Looking forward to your announcement that The Cavern has landed.
JP
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I was surprised to get mine before you Canadian’s. Hopefully they will be released from mail jail soon and delivered to you pronto.
Jung I agree with you about Here Comes The Sun
It is awesome. Let me go put it on right now.
JP