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Larry Andrews wrote:It cracked me up when Mari wrote 'Computer Science and Electrical Engineering'...Reminded me of a quote from a movie I can't remember the name of: 'We have both kinds of music, Country AND Western!' Was it the Blues Brothers? <shrug>

Sorry, another random off-topic excursion. It's a hard habit to break.

Yes, that was Blues Brothers.

Leonard Cachola wrote:

Larry Andrews wrote:It cracked me up when Mari wrote 'Computer Science and Electrical Engineering'...Reminded me of a quote from a movie I can't remember the name of: 'We have both kinds of music, Country AND Western!' Was it the Blues Brothers? <shrug>

Sorry, another random off-topic excursion. It's a hard habit to break.

Yes, that was Blues Brothers.

"It's got a cop motor, cop suspension, cop brakes and cop tires."

"It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses."
"Hit it!"

Larry Andrews wrote:It cracked me up when Mari wrote 'Computer Science and Electrical Engineering'...Reminded me of a quote from a movie I can't remember the name of: 'We have both kinds of music, Country AND Western!' Was it the Blues Brothers? <shrug>

Sorry, another random off-topic excursion. It's a hard habit to break.

Country IS different from Western...

(says the girl from Tennessee who has actually been on the Grand Ole Opry)

Mari Clements wrote:Country IS different from Western...

I remember my mom being very disapointed in the 70's when the S.D. "Western" station (KCBQ???)went to "Country Western". She grew up listening to "western" in the 50's & 60's.

It's kinda like those of us in the 80's who listed to "Rock", "Heavy Metal", "mod", and "punk" have all conglomerated into "classic rock"; and "top 40", "Adult Contemporary", "R&B", and to some extent some Rock & early rap, are all now generically referred to as "80's music". None of the above types would have been played on the same station then, with the exception of top 40 which pulled some "crossover" music from all. My daughter thinks I'm full of it when I try to explain the above, as she thinks there all the same. On the good side, I hated my parent's music, she likes the 80's (all types), but can't understand that we would not have listened to Gun's and Roses immediately followed by followed by Cindy Lopper.

To her there all the same!