Ann, I actually did know that. That is true for a lot of us--we benefit from having gravity pull in a different direction every now and again. But I was being gracious in not saying it.
She leaned her back against a thorn (Fine flowers in the valley) And there she has her young child born (And the green leaves they grow rarely).
A ballad refrain that Wm. Empson gives as an example of mutual metaphor.
``The effect of the contrast is not simple; perhaps it says "Life went on, and in a way this seems a cruel indifference to her suffering, but it lets us put the tragedy in its place, as we do when we sing about it for pleasure." And you might say that the birth of the child and the growth of the plants are treated as both natural, so that in a remote way they are compared. But the flowers in the valley and the girl on the hill are both meant to be really there; she will illuminate them as soon as they her.''
Oh, oh, oh. I know. It wasn't Neil Young at all, it was that macho sex god Pete Burns with Dead of Alive.
You spin me right round, baby right round like a record, baby Right round round round You spin me right round, baby Right round like a record, baby Right round round round
Good save on the horizontal stripes, just turn the camera sideways and no bad. Mrs. Meade I continue to pine for you. The most attractive 50+ woman in blogsistence. Now Meade if you would just sit still long enough for me to get the cross hairs centered.
Somewhere on a desert highway She rides a Harley Davidson Her long blonde hair flyin' in the wind. She's been runnin' half her life. The chrome and steel she rides Collidin' with the very air she breathes The air she breathes.
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57 comments:
Southern Man?
Hmmm. I would guess, "A Man Needs a Maid."
But I'm just a troublemaker.
For my first Althouse comment ever, I think it's... Cinnamon Girl
The only Neil Young songs that pop into my head (because they are my two favorites) are woefully inappropriate.
The Needle and the Damage Done
Hurricane
Although, if you found the needle in the hackstack in a most unpleasant way, the first could work.
Sugar Mountain?
That is a striking photograph by Meade. You look great laying down, I am not sure why.
You asked. Three titles come to mind:
A Man Needs a Maid
Old Laughing Lady
Stupid Girl
"But I'm just a dusty soul
with nothing much to say
Down here in the hay,
bound to stay that way"
Gateway of Love??
"You look great laying down, I am not sure why."
Gravity = face lift.
Anyone else thinking of Teri Garr in Young Frankenstein here?
Ann, I actually did know that. That is true for a lot of us--we benefit from having gravity pull in a different direction every now and again. But I was being gracious in not saying it.
Who is Neil Young? The song that comes to my perverted mind is: "Roll me over in the clover!"
Althouse is exhausted from the Polanksi thread.
If it were Bach, it would be BWV199, Ich lege mich in diese Wunden.
recitative.
In the "Field of Opportunity" it's plowing time again.
:-D
Yeah, she could drag me over the rainbow, send me away
Down by the river I shot my baby
Down by the river,
Dead, oh, shot her dead.
Heart of Gold,
Mother Earth, or
Down, Down, Down.
How come I always feel saner and happier after stopping in here?
Cow Girl in The Sand?
Of course, no one should act out Neil Young songs, except Neil Young.
It's not hay, it's pine needles, a very thick, clean, comfy layer of pine needles — at Olbrich Garden.
That's a big hint, and I'll add that the answer has already been guessed.
EC-
The Needle and the Damage Done
I should have said what Neil said back before he went all truther on us:
"Let's Roll"
Meanwhile, someone's needling you again in the next thread.
She leaned her back against a thorn
(Fine flowers in the valley)
And there she has her young child born
(And the green leaves they grow rarely).
A ballad refrain that Wm. Empson gives as an example of mutual metaphor.
``The effect of the contrast is not simple; perhaps it says "Life went on, and in a way this seems a cruel indifference to her suffering, but it lets us put the tragedy in its place, as we do when we sing about it for pleasure." And you might say that the birth of the child and the growth of the plants are treated as both natural, so that in a remote way they are compared. But the flowers in the valley and the girl on the hill are both meant to be really there; she will illuminate them as soon as they her.''
_The Structure of Complex Words_ p.348
A homophone?
Hey Hey, My My (Out of the Blue/Into the Black)
Gotta be Cinnamon Girl, but there is the Needle and the Damage Done Angle, but how about Rust Never Sleeps?
asasas
you loook so old and fat.
charles said...
you loook so old and fat.
No, no, my dahling. You look Mahvelous.
WV "mabdifis" No joke, but somebody's smoking something somewhere.
Oh, oh, oh. I know. It wasn't Neil Young at all, it was that macho sex god Pete Burns with Dead of Alive.
You spin me right round, baby
right round like a record, baby
Right round round round
You spin me right round, baby
Right round like a record, baby
Right round round round
Spinning Althouse
"Anyone else thinking of Teri Garr in Young Frankenstein here?"
Also works for the next big joke too.
Dr. Frankenstein: What knockers!
Inga: Oh, thank you Doctor!
My girl my girl don't lie to me
Tell me where did you sleep last night.
Not NY but it works.
Why doesn't anyone like me? Why won't women go out with me? Why has my penis shriveled up into a tiny dried worm and fallen off?
Clapton
Lay Down Sally
Thanks for the spin, Chip.
The answer, in case it's not already obvious, is: The Needle and the Damage Done.
I was going to guess "Helpless," but now what's the point?
I need to come here just to read rhhardin's comments.
the vw was "worstiv" by the way
this one is not as interesting
The goth look is flattering- you certainly wear it better than the Prime Minister of Spain's daughters!
Good save on the horizontal stripes, just turn the camera sideways and no bad. Mrs. Meade I continue to pine for you. The most attractive 50+ woman in blogsistence. Now Meade if you would just sit still long enough for me to get the cross hairs centered.
Striped woman smiles while
blissfully reclining on
fall(en) needle bed
I should have said what Neil said back before he went all truther on us:
"Let's Roll"
Songfacts
I had Kentucky Liz's thought.
so are you going to tell us the answer and When :)
Pine Needles and the damage done ?
"hey hey, my my(into the black)"
That's easy: Thrasher. Hey, it *looks* like hay...
That would be "My, My, Hay, Hay"
Don't Spook The Horse was the one that first came to mind.
For dead in O-Hi-O
(Fixing typo)
"Love is a Rose"
"Give me a nickel I'll hay your wagon..."
Bill
Looking for a Needle (and the Damage Done) in a Haystack?
or Cowgirl in the Straw? (yeah, I got nuthin')
I never knew what true courage is until you posted that picture and invited comments.
I'm not much of a Neil Young fan, but for some reason "Second Hand News" by Fleetwood Mac came to mind.
Unknown Legend
Somewhere on a desert highway
She rides a Harley Davidson
Her long blonde hair
flyin' in the wind.
She's been runnin' half her life.
The chrome and steel she rides
Collidin' with the very air she breathes
The air she breathes.
"Ma'am Lies Down on Broad Hay"?
No, that's old Genesis.
Actually, this pose of Althouse reminds me of the XTC video for the song Grass if Tina Weymouth of the Talking Heads/Tom Tom Club had participated.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozu8KGFH-CU
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