If ya like good biker music
01-19-2005, 09:02 AM
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If ya like good biker music
Then ya gotta go to http://dagomusic.phrasewise.com
This man has some really good music. You can listen to a few of his songs on this website before you buy... just to be sure I aint lying to ya.
He lives the life of a biker, and sings about it with all his soul. You can just feel it, hear it, know it by the music he plays.
His music includes all kinds of genres... Blues, Country, Southern Rock, Blue Grass... everything that makes music real can be heard here in his stuff.
His name is Dago, and he calls his band Criminal History. His vocals are smokey, gritty, soft, or hard, all depending on what the song needs for the emotions he wants ya to experience.
Some of best money I have spent on music in a long time.
Tell him Marilyn from Florida sent ya.
Regards to all,
Chessie and Mistress Marilyn
This man has some really good music. You can listen to a few of his songs on this website before you buy... just to be sure I aint lying to ya.
He lives the life of a biker, and sings about it with all his soul. You can just feel it, hear it, know it by the music he plays.
His music includes all kinds of genres... Blues, Country, Southern Rock, Blue Grass... everything that makes music real can be heard here in his stuff.
His name is Dago, and he calls his band Criminal History. His vocals are smokey, gritty, soft, or hard, all depending on what the song needs for the emotions he wants ya to experience.
Some of best money I have spent on music in a long time.
Tell him Marilyn from Florida sent ya.
Regards to all,
Chessie and Mistress Marilyn
01-19-2005, 11:54 AM
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Ahhh yes
Thank you Belo... when you see Chessie, that is indeed the real personality of me, Chesshirecat.
When you see the Mistress, that is the fun loving, naughty, and sometimes rude woman who writes the things that make some people laugh, **** others off, causes some to wonder what drug she's on, or what planet she came from. It's all in fun, and no-one is ever to take the poor Mistress for much more than for her entertainment value.
Chessie
When you see the Mistress, that is the fun loving, naughty, and sometimes rude woman who writes the things that make some people laugh, **** others off, causes some to wonder what drug she's on, or what planet she came from. It's all in fun, and no-one is ever to take the poor Mistress for much more than for her entertainment value.
Chessie
01-19-2005, 12:59 PM
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Oh dear boy
Dillagaff... "Please, do sit down in my room...yes that's right... mmm right there..."
What is this contraption you ask? "Just relax.. and close your eyes, the Mistress is here to releive you of all your confusion..."
"Sorry folks, the rest is XXX rated, and..." (SLAM) "this party is for two" ( says the muffled rich voice from behind the thick oak door.)
Dillagaff, I promise you will no longer be confused...
Mistress Marilyn
What is this contraption you ask? "Just relax.. and close your eyes, the Mistress is here to releive you of all your confusion..."
"Sorry folks, the rest is XXX rated, and..." (SLAM) "this party is for two" ( says the muffled rich voice from behind the thick oak door.)
Dillagaff, I promise you will no longer be confused...
Mistress Marilyn
good music
01-20-2005, 03:57 AM
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Big enough. I thought you down south folks were fond of the term "boy", sorta like the fascination with lifted trucks and tobbacco. 
Lurker is someone who doesn't have many posts either because they are new, or they just like to watch instead of contribute. Not an insult in any way.
For instance, I'm betting the Mistress is more of a "contributor" and Chessie is more of a "watcher".
Lurker is someone who doesn't have many posts either because they are new, or they just like to watch instead of contribute. Not an insult in any way.
For instance, I'm betting the Mistress is more of a "contributor" and Chessie is more of a "watcher".
01-20-2005, 04:15 AM
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Stickman, you're a Lurker until you have 10 posts...then you're a Biker. Not a big deal really, it just prevents people from signing up and posting in the For Sale forums and spamming the boards. Only 6 more posts to go for you until your outta that Lurker title.
01-20-2005, 04:24 AM
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Hi Belo...
You hit the nail on the head, so to speak. All good writiers are observers, while their alter egos are the doers.
One thing I will tell you though, most of my printed work comes from experience. The past is like a multi-colored patch-work quilt, embellished with some of the newer textiles we see today, but for the most part, what you read from me in my column or my stories start with a real experience then are embellished a bit with some imagination.
Chessie.
One thing I will tell you though, most of my printed work comes from experience. The past is like a multi-colored patch-work quilt, embellished with some of the newer textiles we see today, but for the most part, what you read from me in my column or my stories start with a real experience then are embellished a bit with some imagination.
Chessie.
01-20-2005, 04:34 AM
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shoe size???
ohhh Tom... really shoe size all goes with the territory of the man... big, small, I love em all... (foot fetish...), of course I also have this thing for boots, Me... oh those thigh high, shiney black, spiked, leather beauties are my choice.... mmm shows off my strong, long, lean, and shapely legs so well....
01-20-2005, 04:43 AM
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Stickman
Your right, Neil Young's music is unmistable. His best album? Well I have to say I'm stuck in the past a bit, but I like... damn, my meomory has failed me again, but the album was named after the song that started out like this, (I can remember the words to the song... all of them,) "I was lying in a burned out basement with the full moon in my eyes.... I was hoping for replacement, when the sun burst through the sky.... All in a dream...."
It was a song of the times, there can be no doubt.
Chessie
It was a song of the times, there can be no doubt.
Chessie
01-20-2005, 05:48 AM
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Damn, all this music talk has got me thinkin I need to check the upcomi concerts at the House of Blues.
If any of you guys ever make it to Myrtle Beach for Bike Week, maybe we can hook up for some Drinkin an Jamin. Plenty to do around here... anyone ever been to Suck Bang Blow?
For anyone without a clue... it's a biker bar.
http://www.suckbangblow.com/
If any of you guys ever make it to Myrtle Beach for Bike Week, maybe we can hook up for some Drinkin an Jamin. Plenty to do around here... anyone ever been to Suck Bang Blow?
For anyone without a clue... it's a biker bar.
http://www.suckbangblow.com/
01-20-2005, 06:27 AM
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Suck, Bang, Blow
Been there twice, both times was with the magical mystery tour sponsored by the Heritage Rally down in Charleston. Both times were memorable. The ride, the bar, the patrons, and us, we all were in the mood for a party, (some more than others!) Anyway it is a "must" on anybodies list of things to do while in Myrtle Beach!
Chessie
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01-20-2005, 07:00 AM
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Then I trust that I can count on your vote for Johnny Lang?
That boy is slick on his axe.
Ohhh How bout Blind Melon? Or Blind Faith? ...oh Jeff Beck..., Jackson Brown... golly, my list can go for a looong time... mmm music... (Homer-isk type thought.)
Love em all... Chessie
That boy is slick on his axe.
Ohhh How bout Blind Melon? Or Blind Faith? ...oh Jeff Beck..., Jackson Brown... golly, my list can go for a looong time... mmm music... (Homer-isk type thought.)
Love em all... Chessie
01-20-2005, 07:49 AM
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oh oh...
Seems the Mistress is SOOOO busy, she has just came out and "asked" me to ghostwrite her column for her over at bikernet... sheesh, she gets all the glory... I get all the poop.
Gotta get to the desk now guys... or the chains come out, I hate that... she never even lets me have a coffee break when that happens.
See ya over at bikernet...
Chessie
Gotta get to the desk now guys... or the chains come out, I hate that... she never even lets me have a coffee break when that happens.
See ya over at bikernet...
Chessie
01-21-2005, 02:17 AM
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What was the song that Kenny Wayne Sheppard had on the radio a year or two ago? Good Stuff. Also Johnny Lang has some good stuff. I have always been a fan of blues based rock, and blue grass, rap, hip hop, southern rock, punk, blues..... No Country! LOL
Shoe Size: 11
Shoe Size: 11
01-21-2005, 05:34 AM
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Size 11
NNN, and in military style jump boots to top it all off? {{{{{{{{{{PURRRRR}}}}}}}}}]], DILLIGAFF.... I can hardly wait for the party to begin!
Let my maids in waiting entertain you while I go prepare the chamber... MMM I love a man in Jump Boots,,, yes, I have a special surprise for you in the jungle room, or perhaps a different setting for you? Just let the Mistress know your desires, I promise you that, and a special kink designed just for you,,,
The Mistress
Let my maids in waiting entertain you while I go prepare the chamber... MMM I love a man in Jump Boots,,, yes, I have a special surprise for you in the jungle room, or perhaps a different setting for you? Just let the Mistress know your desires, I promise you that, and a special kink designed just for you,,,
The Mistress
01-21-2005, 07:40 AM
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Metallica, Saliva, System of a Down, hard rock is what you'll find in my player. Sometimes I'll even go rap style with some 50 Cent, Obie Trice, old skool Public Enemy, Beastie Boys stuff like that. I like to mix it up. Guess that's not too typical "biker" music.
01-21-2005, 08:16 AM
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I listen all kinds of music too (very little country). I always like some punk like The Clash. But mostly it was hard rock like Iron Maiden, Old Ozzy, DIO, KISS and Old Metallica but being Native American I also listen to Pow-Wow music too. There's just something about Indian drums that just gets my feet moving.
01-21-2005, 10:20 AM
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I was wondering when classis rock would show up. Seems like you'd love my collection Heavy Duty. I'd love to see another concert like the Styx/REO/Journey concert that came by a couple of years ago. Seems The House of Blues is the only venue close by to here that does the classic rocker shows anymore. Any time I find a decent classic band concert on DVD, I'll snap it up and play it non stop on the plasma till the ol ladys sick of it.