Lou Reed — Walk on the Wild Side
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Holly came from Miami F.L.A.
Hitch-hiked her way across the U.S.A.
Plucked her eyebrows on the way
Shaved her legs and then he was a she
She said, hey babe, take a walk on the wild side,
Said, hey honey, take a walk on the wild side.
Candy came from out on the island,
In the backroom she was everybody's darling,
But she never lost her head
Even when she was giving head
She said, hey baby, take a walk on the wild side
She said, hey babe, take a walk on the wild side
And the coloured girls go,
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo
Little Joe never once gave it away
Everybody had to pay and pay
A hustle here and a hustle there
New York City is the place where they said:
Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side
I said hey Joe, take a walk on the wild side
Sugar Plum Fairy came and hit the streets
Lookin' for soul food and a place to eat
Went to the Apollo
You should have seen him go go go
They said, hey Sugar, take a walk on the wild side
I said, hey honey, take a walk on the wild side
Jackie is just speeding away
Thought she was James Dean for a day
Then I guess she had to crash
Valium would have helped that dash
She said, hey babe, take a walk on the wild side
I said, hey honey, take a walk on the wild side
And the coloured girls say
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Hitch-hiked her way across the U.S.A.
Plucked her eyebrows on the way
Shaved her legs and then he was a she
She said, hey babe, take a walk on the wild side,
Said, hey honey, take a walk on the wild side.
Candy came from out on the island,
In the backroom she was everybody's darling,
But she never lost her head
Even when she was giving head
She said, hey baby, take a walk on the wild side
She said, hey babe, take a walk on the wild side
And the coloured girls go,
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo
Little Joe never once gave it away
Everybody had to pay and pay
A hustle here and a hustle there
New York City is the place where they said:
Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side
I said hey Joe, take a walk on the wild side
Sugar Plum Fairy came and hit the streets
Lookin' for soul food and a place to eat
Went to the Apollo
You should have seen him go go go
They said, hey Sugar, take a walk on the wild side
I said, hey honey, take a walk on the wild side
Jackie is just speeding away
Thought she was James Dean for a day
Then I guess she had to crash
Valium would have helped that dash
She said, hey babe, take a walk on the wild side
I said, hey honey, take a walk on the wild side
And the coloured girls say
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
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Isabeau wrote:
Marc Bolan. David Bowie. Freddie Mercury. The glam/trans gender thang had a young woman in her 20's simultaneously a bit fascinated and confused. However, as any good audiophile will confess, I don't give a fekk what they might do offstage, just damn grateful these artists were ON stage.
Here ! Here!
I was looking at a song done by Orville Peck on You Tube recently. Almost all the comments were about his sexuality. I posted a comment that I could care less about that... I came for the music!
Marc Bolan. David Bowie. Freddie Mercury. The glam/trans gender thang had a young woman in her 20's simultaneously a bit fascinated and confused. However, as any good audiophile will confess, I don't give a fekk what they might do offstage, just damn grateful these artists were ON stage.
I was looking at a song done by Orville Peck on You Tube recently. Almost all the comments were about his sexuality. I posted a comment that I could care less about that... I came for the music!
I LIKE IT! GREAT TUNE! I don't care what anybody else says! Great bass guitar sound!
Stratocaster wrote:
Probably the most accurate and the funniest comment I think I've read here!
Best song ever, by someone who is a terrible vocalist.
Probably the most accurate and the funniest comment I think I've read here!
Best song ever, by someone who is a terrible vocalist.
pattiecovert wrote:
Not really. This is from 1972. A little presentism is OK, but acknowledge it.
Does "and the colored girls say" make anyone else cringe?
Not really. This is from 1972. A little presentism is OK, but acknowledge it.
Always loved this song, doesn't matter what anybody says.
I just like the song, I couldn't give a crap about social implications. I never put much into an artist's agenda or commentary.
I was a kid when i heard this song on a radio, and i really like it, without even knowing what this song about or even who sing it. Just enjoying the melodies. Today, 35 years later i still like it for the same reasons. Just pleasant for the ears.
grhorn wrote:
I think the technical term is sprechgesang.
this what ya call "rap"?
I think the technical term is sprechgesang.
So apparently in the 70s Lou would pretend to shoot up heroin on stage in his concerts as part of his persona. Which is really sad, I wonder how many 16 year olds in the audience saw that and figured it must be ok since their hero does heroin! And those 16 year olds probably ended up homeless criminal addicts or dead by the time they were 20.
8 plays in the Mellow Mix?
This song is iconic and hard not to like but 'mellow'?
This song is iconic and hard not to like but 'mellow'?
Excellent, but.......you're gonna' have to pull this song from the air after the language police take notice.
Best "all right" in rock music history.
This just in!, Bill is old enough to have had classics 'grow on him'
Funny, Today I hear Bill say "I actually hated this initially but eventually came around". I too recall songs played too often and "hating"them only to have them come back into the fold. This one really a treasure.
this what ya call "rap"?
B R I L L I A N C E !!!
One of the best tracks of all time! Has been a 10 in my life for quite some time now. Good to hear it on RP.
ziakut wrote:
Well, it's two different meanings of the word.
Lou Reed: One of the few artists who dare to rhyme the word 'head' with the same exact word...'head'. A lyricist doesn't need to explain I suppose...
Well, it's two different meanings of the word.
I first learned to love this song from a Levi's ad in the early 1980s
used to play this on the juke box when it was my turn to dance at The Dollhouse in the mid 70's, true story...
Play this all the time True classic !!!
True classic piece from Lou Reed! Hard to believe this song
and Bowie's "Space Oddity" were top 40 hits in the Spring
of 1973..
and Bowie's "Space Oddity" were top 40 hits in the Spring
of 1973..
Wouldn't be the same without the input from Mr Herbie Flowers! 
Always a risk taking a crack at an all-time classic, but Lou Reed doesn't come across as much of a singer here. Also, are you allowed to rhyme "head" with "head"? I guess if you go platinum, none of that really matters...
headphones are a must on this one, especially for those colored girls...
Sasha2001 wrote:
I think the word your looking for is "queer," as Reed references folks that transcend sexuality, gender, and other tendencies usually rejected by a heteronormative society.
In this case I think queer also works because Reed appears to be celebrating oddness as a trait worthy of examination.
But yeah... the way you expressed it was pretty bad.
Marc Bolan. David Bowie. Freddie Mercury. The glam/trans gender thang had this young woman in her 20's simultaneously a bit fascinated and confused. However, as any good audiophile will confess, I don't give a fekk what they might do offstage, just damn grateful these artists were ON stage.
I think the word your looking for is "queer," as Reed references folks that transcend sexuality, gender, and other tendencies usually rejected by a heteronormative society.
In this case I think queer also works because Reed appears to be celebrating oddness as a trait worthy of examination.
But yeah... the way you expressed it was pretty bad.
Marc Bolan. David Bowie. Freddie Mercury. The glam/trans gender thang had this young woman in her 20's simultaneously a bit fascinated and confused. However, as any good audiophile will confess, I don't give a fekk what they might do offstage, just damn grateful these artists were ON stage.
And the third member of the triangle of trouble { Iggy } is thinking how did I outlive David and Lou?
Never get sick of lou
The lyrics have one too many "doos" in each line. I can't believe someone put in the effort to type them out but not count them. I mean, it's about the most iconic "doo doo doo" sequence in rock history. 
Worked in shoe store when this came out. Perfect.
My cousin's in there doing the "doo da doo's"...... which has no bearing on why it's still one of my favourite tacks of all time!
pattiecovert wrote:
Yep, because it's "and the colored girls go"
If you don't like that, then avoid "I Wanna Be Black" where he consults his backup singers. It's brilliant and hysterical, really.
Does "and the colored girls say" make anyone else cringe?
Yep, because it's "and the colored girls go"
If you don't like that, then avoid "I Wanna Be Black" where he consults his backup singers. It's brilliant and hysterical, really.
earthbased wrote:
Yes. I learned that just the other day. The characters in the song are based on actual transgender people who hung around with Andy Warhol in his Factory. I used to think Lou had to be straight, but it turns out he was sexually liberal and was willing to go wherever it took him.
The song is about Warhol's crew.
Yes. I learned that just the other day. The characters in the song are based on actual transgender people who hung around with Andy Warhol in his Factory. I used to think Lou had to be straight, but it turns out he was sexually liberal and was willing to go wherever it took him.
Woah, I have RP open in one browser window. I another I'm looking at recent posts on boinboing.net. The moment I saw this Disco cover: https://boingboing.net/2018/10... the original came on RP. Are you guys watching me?
This sounds like something my grandmother would sing
kcar wrote:
I can't image anyone other than Lou doing the voice-over (and not ruining it)
Definitely a 10, but Lou's voice is the weakest part of the song. The lyrics, the bass, "the colored girls" (they do a wonderful job), the sax, the strings...they're more memorable. Lou just stays out of the way of the groove and recites...which works perfectly.
I can't image anyone other than Lou doing the voice-over (and not ruining it)
Transformer, where this track first appeared, is such a great record. Boy, do I miss Lou Reed and David Bowie..... totally captures downtown NYC in the 70's.
Most excellent cringy classic!
Stingray wrote:
I think the word your looking for is "queer," as Reed references folks that transcend sexuality, gender, and other tendencies usually rejected by a hetero\normative society.
In this case I think queer also works because Reed appears to be celebrating oddness as a trait worthy of examination.
But yeah... the way you expressed it was pretty bad.
I am not fond of (very-very) gay-music - is that bad?
I think the word your looking for is "queer," as Reed references folks that transcend sexuality, gender, and other tendencies usually rejected by a hetero\normative society.
In this case I think queer also works because Reed appears to be celebrating oddness as a trait worthy of examination.
But yeah... the way you expressed it was pretty bad.
Such genius!!!
Bat wrote:
On July 1, 1963, the Post Office Department implemented the five-digit ZIP Code, which was placed after the state name in the last line of an address. To provide room for the ZIP Code, the Department issued two-letter abbreviations for all states and territories.
F-L-A.
How long has it been since we used last used anything other than the (now) standard two letter abbreviations for states?
On July 1, 1963, the Post Office Department implemented the five-digit ZIP Code, which was placed after the state name in the last line of an address. To provide room for the ZIP Code, the Department issued two-letter abbreviations for all states and territories.
Great version. Lou talks for 15 minutes and never really does the song.
Steely_D wrote:
Steely_D wrote:
Fun version on "Take No Prisoners."
"Little Joe never once...Little Joe was an idiot!"
"Little Joe never once...Little Joe was an idiot!"
On_The_Beach wrote:
Well, this one actually:
Yes; I should have specified "the album this song was originally on". Oh, well.
Well, this one actually:
Yes; I should have specified "the album this song was originally on". Oh, well.
ScottishWillie wrote:
Not bad but perhaps sad. You are absolutely entitled to like whatever you want as long as you don't enforce your preferences on others. However If you exclude music on the basis on race, religion or sexual preference you limited your life and that is sad.
Stingray wrote:
Not bad but perhaps sad. You are absolutely entitled to like whatever you want as long as you don't enforce your preferences on others. However If you exclude music on the basis on race, religion or sexual preference you limited your life and that is sad.
I am not fond of (very-very) gay-music - is that bad?
Not bad but perhaps sad. You are absolutely entitled to like whatever you want as long as you don't enforce your preferences on others. However If you exclude music on the basis on race, religion or sexual preference you limited your life and that is sad.
PSD brought me to Lou, how good is that.
Proclivities wrote:
Well, this one actually:
Bowie and Mick Ronson produced this album.
Well, this one actually:
Saw a great headline today. Andy Warhol wanted Lou to be his Mickey Mouse.
Makes perfect sense!
Makes perfect sense!
Perfect 10
Absolutely LOVE this Song!!!
lososs wrote:
apparently David Bowie (
, and also 
) helped LR a lot with this song!
Bowie and Mick Ronson produced this album.
apparently David Bowie (
, and also ) helped LR a lot with this song!Bowie and Mick Ronson produced this album.
kcar wrote:
apparently David Bowie ( , and also ) helped LR a lot with this song!
Definitely a 10, but Lou's voice is the weakest part of the song. The lyrics, the bass, "the colored girls" (they do a wonderful job), the sax, the strings...they're more memorable. Lou just stays out of the way of the groove and recites...which works perfectly.
apparently David Bowie (
, and also ) helped LR a lot with this song! Peter_Bradshaw wrote:
Agreed. Except...that each of us is according the selfsame opportunity, a one-time-only offer.
...... another legend who has left planet earth R. I. P. Lou
Agreed. Except...that each of us is according the selfsame opportunity, a one-time-only offer.
justin4kick wrote:
Maybe you need some more time before coming out?
Maybe you need some more time before coming out?
Stingray wrote:
Maybe you need some more time before coming out?
I am not fond of (very-very) gay-music - is that bad?
Maybe you need some more time before coming out?
Can I kick it?
Brilliance. Genius.
GTT wrote:
A burst of joy, and now that Lou has left us, a touch of nostalgic melancholy.
One of the best songs ever.
Immortal, and not even the greatest of LR. One of those songs that bring a burst of joy from millisecond one.
A burst of joy, and now that Lou has left us, a touch of nostalgic melancholy.
One of the best songs ever.
Immortal, and not even the greatest of LR. One of those songs that bring a burst of joy from millisecond one.
Definitely a 10, but Lou's voice is the weakest part of the song. The lyrics, the bass, "the colored girls" (they do a wonderful job), the sax, the strings...they're more memorable. Lou just stays out of the way of the groove and recites...which works perfectly.
Hey babe - take a walk on the wild side ..... a Lou Reed Classic - STELLAR!Fun version on "Take No Prisoners."
"Little Joe never once...Little Joe was an idiot!"
"Little Joe never once...Little Joe was an idiot!"
Stingray wrote:
Hmmm, so very gay is alright, just as long as it's not very very gay?
Just checking.
I am not fond of (very-very) gay-music - is that bad?
Hmmm, so very gay is alright, just as long as it's not very very gay?
Just checking.
I am not fond of (very-very) gay-music - is that bad?
...... another legend who has left planet earth R. I. P. Lou
coolpeople_rule wrote:
R.I.P. Mr. Reed
Already there Lou...but not literally.
R.I.P. Mr. Reed
Already there Lou...but not literally.
You are missed Lou Reed
Lou Reed by ~JSaurer
©2008-2010 ~JSaurer
take a walk on the wild side...
uncle Lou, the great american poet.
airbrush, water colours, 1994
Thankfully, there is PSD...C'ya!
Soooooooooo good.
ziakut wrote:
Hey, it rhymes.
Lou Reed: One of the few artists who dare to rhyme the word 'head' with the same exact word...'head'. A lyricist doesn't need to explain I suppose...
Hey, it rhymes.
Lou Reed: One of the few artists who dare to rhyme the word 'head' with the same exact word...'head'. A lyricist doesn't need to explain I suppose...
romeotuma wrote:
dude is cool as a cucumber...
oh, and vegans have more fun!
oh, and vegans have more fun!
romeotuma wrote:
You're looking a bit green in this pic Romeo. I like your g/f though.
You're looking a bit green in this pic Romeo. I like your g/f though.
romeotuma wrote:
Wow can't believe this is the first time I have heard this on RP. Been listening since 06 or so. Many good memories.
palatin8 wrote:
70 last Friday, if I'm not mistaken. Yeesh.
Happy birthday, Lou!
70 last Friday, if I'm not mistaken. Yeesh.
Happy birthday, Lou!
Classic - great producer too.
So needed at the end of work day 
I was quickly tired of this POS when it came out; its aging has produced vinegar rather than a fine wine.Outstanding, my best from Sweden.
Lou Reed trumps Sufjan Stevens.
BTW Absolut is not rubbish
BTW Absolut is not rubbish
Firstly, huge Lou Reed fan. Love his guitar work. Great bassline of course in this song, but other than that, he could have done just fine without ever writing this one.
2
2 coy wrote:
You are kidding, right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_the_Wild_Things_Are
is this where the movie 'where the wild things are' came from ?
You are kidding, right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_the_Wild_Things_Are
is this where the movie 'where the wild things are' came from ?
swoeller wrote:
agreed
Bill — that was a sonically and emotionally significant mix — Chicago into Walk on the Wild Side. Bravo and Thanks, sw
agreed
OK, really, I can go another 10 years ago before needing to hear this again.
Bill — that was a sonically and emotionally significant mix — Chicago into Walk on the Wild Side. Bravo and Thanks, sw
Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros at St. Ann´s Warehouse, Brooklyn NYC, Apr.5.2002.
"Joe gave it his all to the end, didn't he? Such a gentle man who nevertheless shared an intense passion for justice and the common man. His legacy goes beyond the music, as great as that is. drgrl 2
"Well Joe Strummer when he was with the Clash used to play live in big stadiums in front of big audience but with Mescaleros played live in small clubs and that was the only thing that he always wanted even when he was with the Clash (but success and populariry are bad things)....the reason? simply to be close with the people....thats was Joe and we ll never forget him....RIP....He died from a heart attache but his HEART WAS TOO BIG for the humanity....thank you for your beautiful music!!!" xsandinistax
Holly came from Miami, Fla
Hitchhiked her way across the USA.
Plucked her eyebrows on the way
Shaved her leg and then he was she - she said:
Hey Babe, take a walk on the wild side,
Said hey honey, take a walk on the wild side.
Candy came from out on the island,
In the backroom she was everybodys darling,
But she never lost her head
Even when she was given head - she said
Hey Babe, take a walk on the wild side,
Said hey honey, take a walk on the wild side.
And the coloured girls go, doo dodoo
Little Joe never once gave it away,
Ev'rybody had to pay and pay.
A hustle here and a hustle there
New York city is no place where they said:
Hey Babe, take a walk on the wild side,
Said hey honey, take a walk on the wild side.
Sugar plum fairy came and hit the streets
Looking for soul food and a place to eat
Went to the Apollo, you should have seen him go go go - they said:
Hey Sugar, take a walk on the wild side,
Said hey honey, take a walk on the wild side.
Jackie is just speeding away,
Thought she was James Dean for a day
Then I guess she had to crash, Valium would have helped that bash - she said:
Hey Sugar, take a walk on the wild side,
Said hey honey, take a walk on the wild side.
And the coloured girls go, doo dodoo
Always dug this song. That sax solo really is a great touch.
TheBorgBuilder wrote:
If you're from planet rubbish and rubbish is good yes. Then definitely yes.
Otherwise you must be off your rocker!
absolute rubbish.
If you're from planet rubbish and rubbish is good yes. Then definitely yes.
Otherwise you must be off your rocker!
Is this in celebration of the repeal of DADT? Ouch. I know - my bad. Good decision though. All for it!
casey1024 wrote:
I've seen him 3 times. 1st time was his rock & roll animal tour. Amazing. Second concert in Wellington NZ the first night...he forgot to turn up. Pity about all the wasted drugs. But he came back the next night and blew me away again
Lou Reed has the dubious distinction of being the worst concert I have seen. It was somewhere around 1978 or 79 at Waterbury Palace in Waterbury, CT. Positively awful.
I've seen him 3 times. 1st time was his rock & roll animal tour. Amazing. Second concert in Wellington NZ the first night...he forgot to turn up. Pity about all the wasted drugs. But he came back the next night and blew me away again
TheBorgBuilder wrote:
ROFL...stick to cubes M8.
absolute rubbish.
ROFL...stick to cubes M8.
Yep. This was the cutting edge back then. A hearty "9" for Lou.
zaknafein wrote:
+1
Never really "got" this one.
+1
calypsus_1 wrote:
Lou Reed by ~JSaurer
©2008-2010 ~JSaurer
take a walk on the wild side...
uncle Lou, the great american poet.
airbrush, water colours, 1994
I never realized how much Lou Reed looks like Stephen King.
Lou Reed by ~JSaurer
©2008-2010 ~JSaurer
take a walk on the wild side...
uncle Lou, the great american poet.
airbrush, water colours, 1994
I never realized how much Lou Reed looks like Stephen King.
planet_lizard wrote:
If you avoid listening to to every classic rock station and stick to RP then this glorious piece of music is played with just about the right regularity.
Hear, hear!
And it serves as an awesome chaser to wash away the suffyawn stevens "taste" out of my ears. . .
If you avoid listening to to every classic rock station and stick to RP then this glorious piece of music is played with just about the right regularity.
Hear, hear!
And it serves as an awesome chaser to wash away the suffyawn stevens "taste" out of my ears. . .
bytheway wrote:
If you avoid listening to to every classic rock station and stick to RP then this glorious piece of music is played with just about the right regularity.
I rate this song 'overplayed.' Standard fare on every classic rock station, which is not why I listen to RP. My 2c.
If you avoid listening to to every classic rock station and stick to RP then this glorious piece of music is played with just about the right regularity.
absolute rubbish.
pinnyrat wrote:
I'm Canadian, but I use "Mass"...and I'm not entirely sure what the two-letter abbreviation is, to be honest. Is it "MA"?
I'm Canadian, but I use "Mass"...and I'm not entirely sure what the two-letter abbreviation is, to be honest. Is it "MA"?
Basically it's all moot anyway. The 5 digit zip code makes the city and state superfluous. If you use the 9 digit zip code then that adds the street address as well.
Any your guess is correct. Massachusetts is "MA" (old school = Mass). "MS" would be Mississippi (old school = "Miss")
I rate this song 'overplayed.' Standard fare on every classic rock station, which is not why I listen to RP. My 2c.
classic 
Never really "got" this one.
Bat wrote:
I believe it became standard some time in the late 1980's.
F-L-A.
How long has it been since we used last used anything other than the (now) standard two letter abbreviations for states?
I believe it became standard some time in the late 1980's.
Bat wrote:
I'm Canadian, but I use "Mass"...and I'm not entirely sure what the two-letter abbreviation is, to be honest. Is it "MA"?
F-L-A.
How long has it been since we used last used anything other than the (now) standard two letter abbreviations for states?
I'm Canadian, but I use "Mass"...and I'm not entirely sure what the two-letter abbreviation is, to be honest. Is it "MA"?
Wilco has done that more recently, with Florida as well. Many states don't seem to lend themselves to 3 letter abbreviations... ORG? CAL? TXS? NYK? seems more like college radio call stations... i'm sure i'm off...
Bat wrote:
Bat wrote:
F-L-A.
How long has it been since we used last used anything other than the (now) standard two letter abbreviations for states?
Same here. it's a constant source of pride and shame.
lophrequa wrote:
lophrequa wrote:
can i kick it? yes you can
i have the dubious distinction of having Tribe Called Quest introduce me to this tune
i have the dubious distinction of having Tribe Called Quest introduce me to this tune
F-L-A.
How long has it been since we used last used anything other than the (now) standard two letter abbreviations for states?
Wikipedia says:
The saxophone solo played over the fadeout of the song was performed by Ronnie Ross, who had previously taught David Bowie to play the saxophone during Bowie's childhood.
The saxophone solo played over the fadeout of the song was performed by Ronnie Ross, who had previously taught David Bowie to play the saxophone during Bowie's childhood.
can i kick it? yes you can
i have the dubious distinction of having Tribe Called Quest introduce me to this tune
i have the dubious distinction of having Tribe Called Quest introduce me to this tune
Lou Reed has the dubious distinction of being the worst concert I have seen. It was somewhere around 1978 or 79 at Waterbury Palace in Waterbury, CT. Positively awful.
EssexTex wrote:
A very smelly one at that, as in burn toxic waste.
A classic period piece...like an old wardrobe.
A very smelly one at that, as in burn toxic waste.
Marc Bolan. David Bowie. Freddie Mercury. The glam/trans gender thang had a young woman in her 20's simultaneously a bit fascinated and confused. However, as any good audiophile will confess, I don't give a fekk what they might do offstage, just damn grateful these artists were ON stage.
Very well stated! I Agree!