Human without the bean

American Pie "He likes to keep his fire engine clean, it's a clean machine"

Can't Get No Satisfaction "Don't you love her as she's walking out the door"

That's it.

There was only one Jack Ryan in cinema as far as I'm concerned. The list of 'are nots' goes on and on, but Harrison Ford is the only fit. The latest comer is "The Office's" John Krasinski. Ben Affleck, Alec Baldwin are weak, no balls.

Roundabout Song by ~Yes~ "Someone opened up a closet door and out stepped Johnny B. Goode Playing guitar like a-ringin' a bell and lookin' like he should"

Well no, I think The Stones had already hired an understudy of Watts, Steve Jordan, who has been filling in for Watts. Just two weeks ago, it was told that he would be the drummer per Watts' request for their upcoming tour in September and The Stones were looking forward to Charlie Watts return. I think he's got the gig now. Right?

Well actually, Blue Swede had a better song I think.

You are correct in both cases.

The Quick & the Dead The Green Mile Mission to Mars Imposter The Human Stain Snake Eyes Apollo 13

Hooked On A Feeling B J Thomas had the best version of that song. Doctor, please, some more of these Outside the door, she took four more

Blueberry Hill "There is a house in New Orleans"

The Quick & the Dead The Green Mile Mission to Mars Imposter The Human Stain Snake Eyes

You don't need to in this one Raf.

I'll wait.

The Quick & the Dead The Green Mile Mission to Mars

Not getting it. I'll wait.

I don't know how close of attention I'm paying to this but I only could guess somebody say Johnny Cash would be a possible artist.

You do realize WordWord, that I was using a pun? Well, off topic I think memory is one of the more useful tools we have in our brains. Memories are recorded by our brain and I think they are always there. However, I do think its up to us to sort out what memories we deem necessary and choose not to use those other memories we have in our brains. I don't think memories really go away. Then, when something that we don't remember comes up and we think about it, after a while we remember things. When it comes to music, I can remember lyrics pretty well. When I was growing up (the 60's) we didn't have much other than television, and when music (modern) hit the scene it became a part of everybody's everyday life. The radio, bowling alleys, skating rinks, records, ball games and on and on. Isn't the majority of what we are doing here then is using our memory?

Was that too much?

Nothing relatable yet. Something that is relatable though is I'm listening to Golden Slumbers and the 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 part and "all good children go to heaven" just played. But that's not it.

I wish I knew the memory of all that, but I don't.

I don't think that this song is in my wheel house.

Duh.

Yes it is.

I was cutting the rug Down at place called The Jug With a girl named Linda Lou When in walked a man With a gun in his hand And he was looking for you know who