I was just listening to some music from the seventies- for those of you who

OK Ladies, comin right up! :) http://www.barmeister.com/drinks/top100/ Some of the names for these drinks will have you rolling! :)

I'm there --- can you make me an Alabama Slammer or an Iced Tea...I'll be right over.... LOL

Oh Come Peaceful - you have to join us.... it will be fun. Of course it all depends on whether TerryZ is up for some company-- if not you will have to find us a virtual Club to meet up and and hang out-----lol-- sound good????

Sounds like you would love to hear some of the great music that we all love, so here is Tropical Glen: http://www.tropicalglen.com A great free jukebox with top 100 hits from the 50's up thru the 80's all good stuff, and no junk! This music might even get you to dance with your grandkids and show "em how to "Shake your Groove Thang" Yeah, yeah!!! :)

MyLot is absolutely tough when it comes to the spelling thing, LOL! :) I've found myself being much more careful and typing a lot slower that usual, and still I manage to make the most dunderheaded spelling errors, syntax errors, and just plain writing goofs, that would have my English professors "Break dancing in their graves" if they could... I'm so glad that I'm not a purist or a perfectionist when it comes to spelling and stuff, or I'd be dragged off to the nearest "Happy House" at the sight of my own mistakes! LOL! :)

LOL... don't worry we don't judge on spelling here. And I remember drive in movies too- that was an american classic- I don't think we have any left in NJ- its a shame they were fun.

Being a bartender during those days was like being a DJ, you had to fight off the ladies, LOL! I did both jobs and also had a band, too, very, very cool positions for the times... I kind of miss those gigs! :(

Oh boy - you must have been rolling in the chicks huh??? You snd my brother would have great chats - I'm sure.

You are absolutely right - girls love a guy who can dance- i remember my brother was a bartender at a club called close encounters- the dance floor looked like the one from Saturday Night Fever ( of course i never got to see it till years later when I was old enough to drink- in the 80's) but he used to practice dancing in our living room all the time- and he had quite a flock of women.... I remember La Freak Se Chic-- from High school dances....oh those were the simple days.

My husband and I are 80's children too- we were 18 and 19 in 1982- so our partying years were all full of 80's music- new age- punk- heavy metal... those memories are always great!!!!!

I also loved the eighties and the music that came from that era really was excellent...all kind of stuff from New Wave to Hair Bands, Chick Bands all still very good! The 90's had some good stuff but you had to go much more "underground" to get to it... I don't know what happened to dance music after 2003 and 2004 but that American Idol stuff is way too creepy for me, sort of like "Stepford" music.

I really don't care for that show myself-- especially the ones who are so bad but yet people buy an album from these people (like that oriental guy that was horrible and made lots of money from it). Go Figure!

There was room in my Life for kinds of music from Heavy Metal to Top 40 or whatever I could dance to... There was also great looking stlye of clothes for us guys, like: Platform shoes, Flare and Bolero pants, tanktop and belly shirts... (I'm straight, by the way) so sometimes guys and girls could dress exactly alike... this memory makes me smile even more! :)

I also love heavy metal- but then again I like all kinds of music- depending on what crowd you were haging with determined what music you would listen to. High school parties or dances always had disco- but my true friends (who were all older then me) always listened to heavy metal/classic rock. I still wear bell bottoms since they cmae back in style...I loved the platforms but I don't think I could wera then nowadays...lol

I all for it, stephie! These days it would a pleasure to have the ability to go back to some wonderful times, here's some great images from that era: Seventies Design for you: http://www.berting.nl/seventies/

Same here peaceful. I really love when I was growing up. everything seemed to be alot easier and people were alot nicer to one another. Thanks for giving me the link to the site. There is alot of things there.