Rush to Excellence

Greetings to our blog readers. Today we have a slightly different format for you. I hope like our previous eight blogs you will find this one interesting and stimulating. I see my purpose as to further enlightenment of the internet reading public

Rush says that the whole scientific “model” for global warming is falling apart and that polar ice is not melting. I don’t know who to believe. Of course they have said that between 1850 and 1950 the temperature of the earth rose about a degree and a half but since then it has been flat and thirty years ago people were talking about a coming ice age. It was pointed out that we may between “ice ages” now in our cycle. Of course last fall the temperature of the Gulf of Mexico at ninety or higher was seven or eight degrees above normal, so we can infer at that time the temperature of the earth was seven or eight degrees above normal. People are expecting a hurricane season not quite as bad as the last one. Rush added his criticism to Al Gore’s new film on global warming. But ex President Bill Clinton is now supporting the Gore movie.

Apparently attendance at the Da Vinci code movie has shattered all records on a world wide basis. So much for what the “critics” think. Gross of the movie was 79 million or something and enough to make it number one at the box office for this past weekend. It would seem the film may be more popular in Europe than here. At any rate it would seem that the Da Vinci Code is a force to be reckoned with.

People may wonder if Christianity were ever a murderous religion. Well, in the first place a lot of people were burned at the stake for hericy. As Jesus puts it, ‘If you dial up a phone number and it isn’t the exact right number the call won’t go through, and this is how it is with religion”. A co-equal three person trinity is an intrigal part of “having the right number” and all Mormons and Jehovah’s witnesses are consigned to Hell in the next life. In the Bible Ananias and Saphirah were struck dead for lying to Peter for not turning over all their property to the church. Their rule used to be, “From each according to his ability; to each according to his need”. I think the Catholic Church got off of that philosophy a little over the years. Chuck Smith has often told stories about people who came against him or the church being struck dead mysteriously. I think Christians love to implant fear in people of being struck dead should they cross “God” in any way. Personally I’m not a bit afraid of that. I will continue to blog away.

Assuming I put more songs listing on the next blog I want to state they will be “second tier” songs and of an inferior quality to the ones already out on blogs. It’s just that these are the songs I grew up with and more important to me personally. I plan to make a number of song substitutions, two or three or four per CD’s worth, just for logistical reasons. I hope they don’t suspect me of Spam like they did last week. OK "Vol. Five" listed has three substitutions from the original. "Deep Cover" has two substitutions, and "Lleps Eth Esrever' started off at 23 songs and we upgraded to 25 and five songs were dropped and seven songs were added.

Got Moldy Oldies if you want them Vol. Five A modified Reigellian import

Apache (Jorgan Ingman)

Don’t Hang Up (Orlons)

Don’t Say Nothing Bad About My Baby (Cookies)

Heart and Soul (Jan and Dean)

I Feel So Bad (Elvis Presley)

I Got a Woman (Mean Woman Blues) (Roy Orbeson)

I Want Your Loving (Gene Vincent)

Killer Joe (The Rockefellers)

Let’s Dance (Chris Montez)

Let’s Go Let’s Go Let’s Go (Hank Ballard & the Midnighters)

Lipstick On Your Collar (Connie Francis)

Little Egypt (The Coasters)

Mama Said There’d Be Days Like This (Cherrels)

Money (The Kingsmen)

Pony Time (Chubby Checker)

Religion and Glory (Pat Boone)

Rinky-dink (Dave Baby Cortez)

She’s a Fool (Leslie Gore)

Sheila (Tommy Rowe)

Shop Around (Smokey Robinson)

That Boy is Mine (Little Eva)

The Roof Is Leaking (Dion Dimucci)

Tonight I Fell In Love (The Tokins)

Twist Twist Senor (U S Bonds)

Two Faces Have I (Lou Christie)

When Will I Be Loved? (Everly Brothers)

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DEEP COVER (Moldy Oldies Vol. Four)

You’re No Good (Betty Everett)

Wah-tuci (The Orlons)

Two Lovers (Mary Wells)

The Wanderer (Dion Dimucci & the Del Satins)

Tennessee (Jan & Dean)

Surfin’ (Beach Boys)

Ruby Ruby (Dion Dimucci & the Dal Satins)

Rose in Spanish Harlem (Ben E. King)

Play Boy (Marvelettes)

Papa Ooh Mao Mao (The Remingtons)

One Track Mind (Bobby Lewis)

Monster Mash (Bobby “Boris” Picket)

Merie’s Her Name (Elvis Presley)

Loopty-Loop (Johnny Thunder) (?)

Loco-motion (Little Eva)

Little Sister (Elvis Presley)

Let’s Twist Again (Chubby Checker)

Itsy Bitsy Bikini (Brian Highland)

If You Want to be Happy (Jimmy Soul)

I Like It Like That (Chris Kenner)

Hats Off To Larry (Del Shannon)

Good Luck Charm (Elvis Presley)

Foolish Little Girl (Cherells)

Duke of Earl (artist)

Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It’s Flavor? (Lonnie Donnigan)

The Bristol Stomp (The Dovels with Lyn Barry)

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[BELOW THE RADAR SCREEN Vol. Three Released January 6, 2006]

LLEPS ETH ESREVER (New title for this album)

Why Delilah? (Tom Jones)

Cherry Cherry (Neil Diamond)

Dedicated Follower of Fashion (Kinks)

Sounds of Silence (Simon & Garfuncle)

Bang Bang (Sunny & Cher)

Kicks (Paul Revere & the Raiders)

You Don’t Try Too Hard (Dave Clark Five)

I Fought the Law and the Law Won (Bobby Fuller Four)

Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)

Lies (Knickerbockers)

Positively Fourth Street (Bob Dylan)

Summer Nights (Marry Anne Faithful)

We Gotta Get Out Of This Place (The Animals)

Henry VIII (Herman’s Hermits)

You Really Turn Me On (Ian Whitcomb)

Just a Little (Beau Brumbles)

Bounce Your Boobies (Rusty Warren)

Tired of Waiting for You (The Kinks)

I’m Really Down (The Beatles)

Laugh Laugh (Beau Brumbles)

Grown Up Wrong (Rolling Stones)

The Times They Are A Changing (Bob Dylan)

Look Through Any Window (Hollies)

Under the Board Walk (Drifters)

Tobacco Road (The Nashville Teens)