(never mind)

"Well, I have a new set of friends now."
 

 
 

Not sure why you felt the need to remove your post...
 
I mean, lots Welsh and New Zealanders date sheep as well so you shouldn't be that ashamed of it. 
 
 
 
 
 
(See?  This is exactly what happens when you delete your post, we get to reference it however we want and you can't say it wasn't what you posted about!  )
 
As for what your original post actually was about, I say as long as you're not trying to sell the songs (with the obvious copyright issues), then get on with your bad self and have fun! 

So you read it, then. I'm sooo ashamed.  The title was misleading anyway. I should alter it or remix it or something. Maybe tomorrow....

DrLumen
"Well, I have a new set of friends now."
 

 

NP: Seasonings 1/2 TSP Oratorio
 
And Bapu is the person playing the kazoo! In Penguin suit, too! I knew it was him in Santa Barbara when I saw PS come down from the rafters on those bed sheets tied in knots! (Arlington Theater in Santa Barbara)

Moshkito

DrLumen
"Well, I have a new set of friends now."
 

 

NP: Seasonings 1/2 TSP Oratorio
 
And Bapu is the person playing the kazoo! In Penguin suit, too! I knew it was him in Santa Barbara when I saw PS come down from the rafters on those bed sheets tied in knots! (Arlington Theater in Santa Barbara)

I'm guessing the was some years ago? I would like to have seen these live. What a hoot!

DrLumen
 
I'm guessing the was some years ago? I would like to have seen these live. What a hoot!

Yeah ... late 70's I think it was, like '79 or so. I took the autobiography with me, and he autographed it. Sometime in the middle of the show, Ingrid and I had to go outside, because we were laughing so hard that I was almost out of breadth. 
 
It was a great evening.
 
He comes down from the rafters, half undressed, and gets over the microphone, and opens his eyes wide and says to a lady in the back of the theater ... "you gut have guts to come to a concert dressed like that!"
 
The whole evening was a massive treat, and I loved it and then some. The DVD of his, Live in Houston, is not half as good as these earlier shows.