And I, hate everything about you!

[LincolnMcGrath]

I, hate the rain and sunny weather,
and I, hate beach and mountains too;
(and) I don't like a thing about the city, no, no,
and I, I, I, hate the countryside too!

And I, hate everything about you!
...everything about you!

And I, don't like a thing about your mother,
and I, I hate your daddy's guts too,
And I don't like a thing about your sister, no, no
'cause I I I think sex is overrated too.

CHORUS

And I, get sick when I'm around, I, can't stand to be around,
I, hate everything about you!
Everything about you, everything about you, everything about you!

BRIDGE

Some say I've got a bad attitude,
but that don't change the way I feel about you,
and if you think this might be bringing me down,
look again 'cause I ain't wearing no frown!

SOLO





Forgive me, for taken Ya back a bakers dozen or so. he he

[antigone382]

1. That almost perfectly describes my feelings about a particular someone...

...though perhaps I'm not taking it to quite that extreme...I still love many things, just not him.

[LincolnMcGrath]

2. Question

What was on your T shirt in the Pic thread?


I am a T Shirt geek. lol

[antigone382]

3. Umm...it was the cherry blow-pop logo.

lol...

[LincolnMcGrath]

4. My latest purchases

[antigone382]

5. lol, love the top one!

The second one is cool too, what is it about?

[LincolnMcGrath]

6. WOXY?

As Dustin Hoffman said in the movie Rain Man, "97X--Bam!--The Future of Rock & Roll"...launched our Alternative (Modern Rock) format in September, 1983. Entrepreneurs Doug and Linda Balogh had bought Oxford, Ohio's WOXY 97.7 FM for $375,000 with hopes to try something completely different from the station's struggling Top 40 format. That "something different" was Alternative and Modern Rock, and our archivist's best record-keeping indicates we were the sixth commercial Modern Rock station in the country. On Labor Day weekend in 1983, we kicked off our new format with U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday."

In January 2004, after 23 years, the Baloghs announced the sale of the broadcast license and assets of WOXY-FM to First Broadcasting Investment Partners of Dallas. All rights and ownership of the intellectual property of 97X The Future of Rock and Roll, woxy.com and the music library were retained with plans of taking 97X Internet-only. With the deteriorating state of commercial broadcast radio and the growth of broadband Internet access, it seemed like the perfect plan. The search for funding for the project began immediately while a sign-off date of May 13th loomed on the horizon. When Thursday, May 13th came but no funding had been secured, 97X signed off shortly after midnight, thought never to be heard from again.

The following morning can only be described as a Frank Capra moment. In the parking lot while packing our cars with the contents of our emptied desks, we were approached by an acquaintance of our two, anonymous angel investors. On July 16th, after a few months of sorting out paperwork and buying new equipment, 97X signed on once again and began a new life as possibly the first terrestrial radio station to make the move to an Internet-only entity.


This week’s Top 20 songs

1 Apollo Sunshine
Flip!
2 Spy
Underground
3 Dirty Three
Great Waves
4 Rogue Wave
Bird On A Wire (Lounge Act)
5 Forget Cassettes
Nicholas (Lounge Act)
6 Heartless Bastards
Gray (Lounge Act)
7 Earlimart
State Trooper (Lounge Act)
8 The Gossip
Standing In The Way Of ..
9 Low
Dinosaur Act (Lounge Act)
10 The Most Serene Republic
Relative's Eyes
11 Youth Group
Shadowland (Lounge Act)
12 The Cloud Room
Hey Now Now (Lounge Act)
13 The Purrs
Taste Of Monday
14 The Double
Idiocy
15 Kelley Stoltz
The Sun Comes Through
16 Dirty On Purpose
Mind Blindness (Lounge Act)
17 Elbow
Station Approach
18 The Crimea
Lottery Winners .. (Lounge)
19 The American Analog Set
Immaculate Heart (1&2)
20 Robbers On High Street
Menger Institute (Lounge Act)