OT | Neil Diamond?

[Blueskies]

Neil Diamond is a legend, a first class perfomer all the way.I saw him 5 years ago, the place was pack and he kicked ass. He is one of the few great performers that is left and still performs and doesnt lip. I wish Journey would have offered refunds for all the lipped concerts they pulled their fans???

He is an incredible talent both as a songwriter and a performer. Seeing him in concert was impressive. He went on for over 3 hours that night with only a few very minuet breaks between some songs. He is legendary.

He did 2 1/2 hours when i saw him with no break, altough i wish would took one [for my sake}I remember the freakin{album} Live At the Greek. best live recording {in my opinon}

Check this out....
last year he showed up at the club where he got his start...sounding and looking as great as ever ..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5yCwoINSd8

Thanks, nice clip, just Neil and his guitar,[then piano] He rocks.thanks for the clip BS

[JasonD]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

[stevew2]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache

[Don]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache

What'd you do, get up to take a piss or something? Isn't it 2:30 in the morning where you're at?

[Jeremey]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache

What'd you do, get up to take a piss or something? Isn't it 2:30 in the morning where you're at?

It's 2:35 where I am and I am on my fifth day of total insomnia.

[Don]

It's 12:37 and the only thing alcohol available is a little bottle of some kind of Apple vodka and a bottle of Vampire Merlot. The Guinness is MIA.

[JasonD]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache

In the words of G-Bush: "Mission Accomplished."

[Babyblue]

Neil Diamond is a legend, a first class perfomer all the way.I saw him 5 years ago, the place was pack and he kicked ass. He is one of the few great performers that is left and still performs and doesnt lip. I wish Journey would have offered refunds for all the lipped concerts they pulled their fans???

He is an incredible talent both as a songwriter and a performer. Seeing him in concert was impressive. He went on for over 3 hours that night with only a few very minuet breaks between some songs. He is legendary.

He did 2 1/2 hours when i saw him with no break, altough i wish would took one [for my sake}I remember the freakin{album} Live At the Greek. best live recording {in my opinon}

Check this out....
last year he showed up at the club where he got his start...sounding and looking as great as ever ..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5yCwoINSd8

Thanks, nice clip, just Neil and his guitar,[then piano] He rocks.thanks for the clip BS

Thanks BS i remember him with just his guitar he was so cool.He was in the Dick Clark caravan stars in the summer.What some really great shows they were.

[Babyblue]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache

In the words of G-Bush: "Mission Accomplished."

Good for you J I told you were a cool guy.Lov ya hon

[Babyblue]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache

SteveW you are just to funny.

[Vocalsmanvocals]

That special the other night was captivating. He sounded awesome and the crowd was insanely into the show. Shocking to see all of the young people in the crowd. I couldn't turn it off. Something about that guy just exudes coolness.

100% in agreement!

[stevew2]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache[/quote


SteveW you are just to funny.

I wonder if he sucks a dick that long?

[Blueskies]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You can come out of the closet about your sexuality but not about this gem of talent???
Embrace your love and go around town playing the music loud & proud, baby!!

[Michigan Girl]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You can come out of the closet about your sexuality but not about this gem of talent???
Embrace your love and go around town playing the music loud & proud, baby!!

+1
Isn't That the truth...what's up w/that J?!?!

[Babyblue]

ALRIGHT!!!! UNCLE!!!! I CONFESS!!!!! (haha ) I've been avoiding this thread like the plaque b/c where I come from Neil Diamond is not someone you admit to being a fan of. However, you guys have coerced the truth right outta me. I grew up listening to Neil Diamond b/c my mom always played his music. Neil Diamond was her "Elvis." She used to jokingly say that he was the one man she'd leave my dad for & so, yes, I confess, Neil Diamond is a fave of mine as well. He's one of the guilty pleasures that I don't readily admit to being a fan of b/c where I come from it's not "cool" to like Neil Diamond. Still, I love his music & I have almost every single one of his albums, Hot August Night being my fave. It's virutally impossible for me to pick a favorite song of mine. It all depends on the mood I'm in. Shilo takes me back to my childhood as does Brooklyn Roads. September Morn makes me all sappy inside. I Am, I Said & Play Me have such simple, yet powerful lyrics which just goes to prove that a song doesn't have to be full of a whole lot of "fluff" to have meaning. Of course I love all the well-known oldies as well: Cracklin' Rosie; Cherry, Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever In Blue Jeans. I wonder how many of you remember the song Porcupine Pie. I had that one on a 45 rpm. Remember those? Some of you do, I'm sure. 45's were a little before my time, but my mom had tons of them so I listened to them right along with her. Neil Diamond is legendary.

You just gave me a fuckin headache[/quote


SteveW you are just to funny.

I wonder if he sucks a dick that long?

Not sure Steve, i thought he had told you already. We all know you want J bad.