...what would its name be? This rox. This is a real album from a California band, that was just passing through my hometown, apparently. <img src="http://www.themountaingoats.net/pics/galesburg.jpg"> Nice name, 'eh. I'm so proud! hehe Come on, Behad, admit it, "Full Force League City" just doesn't cut it!! What makes me think this band had a great "experience" in Galesburg one weekend when they wrote this: <blockquote><hr>Weekend in Western Illinois the land's opening up like a blanket, and the dandelions spread themselves thickly out along the fields, which are, evidently, endless; and we are hotly in love with one another. we've got an unquenchable thirst in our throats. we are, for some reason, all the time, bleeding, and we are friendless. and we love these dogs that roll on the lawns here in galesburg -- because they seem to know something nobody else knows. it is written in the smiles on their faces, and it rings in their high young voices we are burning up all of our choices up here where the tall grass grows, up here in galesburg. the sky's opening up like an old wound, and the rain on our bodies is warm tonight and the ground underneath us shakes in the cracking thunder. we can taste fresh blood in our mouths again: there is no chance of getting enough of it, and we tally up all our possessions, we're going under. but we love these dogs that loll in the rain here in galesburg as the new season rocks them in its terrible arms. yeah they howl as though the world were ending, and we are watching the sky unwinding and some of our promises were binding up here where our dreams take form up here in galesburg.<hr></blockquote>
Heyp, I didn't know you were from Galesburg. Are you a Carl Sandburg fan? BTW, Peoria's better than Galesburg.
We are kinda born that way. Well, not according to Bugs Bunny. Peoria was always on the bottom of his Vaudeville ladder...and show me an album title with Peoria in it. btw: Galesburg still owns the most state appearances and most 2nds in Illinois BBall history. But man, how in the hell did Manual win 4 in a row. I went home for the first time in many years and find out Manual just rolled through, and with essentially two different teams, no? unbelievable. So, we got 2nd to Quentin Richardson in 1998, sigh. So, where'd you go, Central, Richwoods, Pekin, Manual????
Kingwood hasn't had an album named after it, but there was a movie made called Sugar & Spice that was loosely based on a robbery spree committed by a group of drill team girls. Of course, I could argue that the chorus of the Who's song "Baba O'Reilly" aptly describes just about any of Houston's suburbs, Kingwood included.
I always thought "League City" had a super hero ring to it. Home of the Justice League, or something. I'm weird.
heyp- my entire family on my mom's side is from Carthage. We own one of those cornfields in Hancock County. Never been to Galesburg, though.
There was a huge whip of a song that included the name of the town I grew up in. I'm sure many of you have heard the awful "Amarillo By Morning". Of course, I was born in SA, which has had a few album-name mentions, including Bob Wills' San Antonio Rose and Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown's San Antonio Ballbuster. But I guess San Antonio isn't a "small town" (and Amarillo really isn't, either. It just thinks small). As far as I know, there are no album titles that include my current home of Plano.
I don't know.... <u>Katy Lied</u> by Steely Dan. <img src="http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drd400/d475/d475151mt9i.jpg">