Another haunting pop song from the files of Freaky:

Why can't every pop song be like this? Lyrical, well sung, haunting, subtle, get's under your skin. You can just chill in the cut till the cows come home.

Thankfully Adele and others are bringing back real pop.

Stunning. Marilyn McCoo's saddened vocals pirerced my heart on this one. Next to "This Guy's In Love With You", this is my favorite Hal David-Burt Bacharach compositon.

One of my favorite songs by The Fifth Dimension. They never fail to take me back.

Because you are old, Pdog..lol

2freaky4church1 said:

Why can't every pop song be like this?

I feel ya pain. I abhor current mainstream pop radio too!

2freaky4church1 said:

Because you are old, Pdog..lol

This is apparently TRUE, lol. I remember when The Fifth Dimension were considered somewhat "futuristic", lol.

PDogz said:

One of my favorite songs by The Fifth Dimension. They never fail to take me back.

I totally agree!

PDogz said:

2freaky4church1 said:

Because you are old, Pdog..lol

This is apparently TRUE, lol. I remember when The Fifth Dimension were considered somewhat "futuristic", lol.

Remember their variety show?

chocolate1 said:

PDogz said:

This is apparently TRUE, lol. I remember when The Fifth Dimension were considered somewhat "futuristic", lol.

Remember their variety show?

...as well as Sony & Cher's AND Laugh-In, lol. "You bet your sweet bippy!"

PDogz said:

chocolate1 said:

Remember their variety show?

...as well as Sony & Cher's AND Laugh-In, lol. "You bet your sweet bippy!"

I wanted to BE Cher when I was a little kid... That long hair. Anybody remember the original Batman and Robin appearing on Laugh-In?

PDogz said:

2freaky4church1 said:

Because you are old, Pdog..lol

This is apparently TRUE, lol. I remember when The Fifth Dimension were considered somewhat "futuristic", lol.

This was supposed to be futuristic...

purplethunder3121 said:

PDogz said:

This is apparently TRUE, lol. I remember when The Fifth Dimension were considered somewhat "futuristic", lol.

This was supposed to be futuristic...

purplethunder3121 said:

PDogz said:

...as well as Sony & Cher's AND Laugh-In, lol. "You bet your sweet bippy!"

I wanted to BE Cher when I was a little kid... That long hair. Anybody remember the original Batman and Robin appearing on Laugh-In?

I loved Cher's gowns/outfits.

I had a Cher doll!

purplethunder3121 said:

PDogz said:

...as well as Sony & Cher's AND Laugh-In, lol. "You bet your sweet bippy!"

I wanted to BE Cher when I was a little kid... That long hair. Anybody remember the original Batman and Robin appearing on Laugh-In?

I don't remember them being ON Laugh-in, but I remember an episode of Batman, when he and Robin were climbing the Bat-rope up the side of a building (...like they used to do), and some characters from Laugh-in sticking their head out the window, like they used to do in that giant wall skit on Laugh-in when the cast would open random doors/windows on that psychedelic wall, say something funny (or corny, as it was), before slamming the door back shut.

"Sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me". Before Saturday Night Live, we had Laugh-in.

chocolate1 said:

purplethunder3121 said:

I wanted to BE Cher when I was a little kid... That long hair. Anybody remember the original Batman and Robin appearing on Laugh-In?

I loved Cher's gowns/outfits.

Bob Mackie used to design her outfits, as well as many of Carol Burnett's outfits for The Carol Burnett Show.

PDogz said:

chocolate1 said:

I loved Cher's gowns/outfits.

Bob Mackie used to design her outfits, as well as many of Carol Burnett's outfits for The Carol Burnett Show.

PDogz said:

purplethunder3121 said:

I wanted to BE Cher when I was a little kid... That long hair. Anybody remember the original Batman and Robin appearing on Laugh-In?

I don't remember them being ON Laugh-in, but I remember an episode of Batman, when he and Robin were climbing the Bat-rope up the side of a building (...like they used to do), and some characters from Laugh-in sticking their head out the window, like they used to do in that giant wall skit on Laugh-in when the cast would open random doors/windows on that psychedelic wall, say something funny (or corny, as it was), before slamming the door back shut.

"Sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me". Before Saturday Night Live, we had Laugh-in.

That's the one! I got it reversed...the memory is starting to go... Batman was one of my fav shows as a litte kid. Green Hornet, too.

chocolate1 said:

PDogz said:

Bob Mackie used to design her outfits, as well as many of Carol Burnett's outfits for The Carol Burnett Show.

Luved those outfits! Didn't Mackie suggest the curtain rod for Carol's classic send-up of Gone With The Wind?

purplethunder3121 said:

chocolate1 said:

Luved those outfits! Didn't Mackie suggest the curtain rod for Carol's classic send-up of Gone With The Wind?

That may have been his idea, he was certainly the one who designed it though.

purplethunder3121 said:

PDogz said:

I don't remember them being ON Laugh-in, but I remember an episode of Batman, when he and Robin were climbing the Bat-rope up the side of a building (...like they used to do), and some characters from Laugh-in sticking their head out the window, like they used to do in that giant wall skit on Laugh-in when the cast would open random doors/windows on that psychedelic wall, say something funny (or corny, as it was), before slamming the door back shut.

"Sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me". Before Saturday Night Live, we had Laugh-in.

That's the one! I got it reversed...the memory is starting to go... Batman was one of my fav shows as a litte kid. Green Hornet, too.

Oh Batman was classic! Some of those villains used to actually scare the Hell outta me, lol. Especially Cesar Romero as The Joker...

Oh HELL naw!

But I even found The Penguin and Catwoman frightening, lol. They just seemed so evil, lol. And I loved how they used to skew the camera angle on tilt whenever they shot scenes of the villains lair, lol. I think that show was genius, for it's time.

I always wanted a utility belt like Batman, lol. He had EVERYTHING in that thing!

Loved the Batman episode when Batman & Robin teamed up with The Green Hornet and Kato too. Speaking of The Green Hornet, I'm downloading the movie remake with Seth Rogen right now (...hoping it's good, it looks good).

But anyway, I digress. Must be my senility kicking up, lol. Back to The Fifth Dimension: "One Less Bell To Answer".

Ah, I never allowed Aqarius to be put on my thread, one of the single shittiest songs ever to enter radio hitsville. Somebody must die. lol

Just because I like one song doesn't mean I like the band itself. I found the Fifth Dimension to be mostly shitty.