Very belated thank you, and an introduction

[rikibeth]

So the crappy $20-at-Big-Lots CD boombox I got for long car trips because the cassette player in my car radio is dying and will no longer play anything from the Discman-with-adapter... anyway, the cheap brute force solution for road tunes turns out to read home-ripped CDs just fine when the actual Sony Discman was iffy about it.

So I finally got to listen to the CD that sociofemme made for me, with hugs and puppies!

I love it! Even the Good Charlotte that I probably shouldn't admit to liking or else lose all my cool points. But "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" so neatly sums up how I felt about yuppie customers...

Was the James Taylor live track a commercially available one or did you take it from the soundboard this summer? ;)

Thank you, sociofemme!

I am now absolutely certain that you should get acquainted with follybard, and she with you.

In making mix discs for me, you both included "Never Call Your Sweetheart By His Name." Different versions.

So, sociofemme, meet follybard. follybard, meet sociofemme. I'm sure you'll find lots to talk about!

Comments

[eternaleponine.livejournal.com]

"Lifestyles of the Rich and the Famous" is one of the songs that I blast when I need to pull myself out of a bad mood. You know you shouldn't like it if you want to have any "cred" at all... but you just can't help yourself. :-D

[sociofemme.livejournal.com]

Haha, I have no cred at all, because I think that Good Charlotte is the coolest thing in my playlist! And as far as the JT goes, I have to plead the 5th--let's just say that it's against the rules for me to have taken it from one of the concerts. ;)

You're so welcome--I love making mix CDs for people. I'm glad it makes you happy!

And also, nice to meet you, follybard! Which version was yours? Mine was Christine Lavin and the Four Bitchin' Babes.