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Amy

I've always said.....

You can't be from Michigan and not have a small place in your heart for Bob Seeger.

Lana

I grew up on Bob Segar... Of all the musicians from MI he was the best I would have to say... ( Can you tell I am not much of a Nugent fan ..??? ) In fact his "greatest hit's" is in my car as I write this... Ryan even likes him - although he thinks the best thing to come from Detroit is Eminem...!( poor misguided youth )

Stacy

When I was in Home Ec in high school, we had to design and budget for our perfect wedding. I did the assignment but got a 'C' since the teacher said my budget was unrealistic. I reminded her that she hadn't given us a budget to work with so there was no reason I couldn't hire the Cars to play my reception.

justin

I saw the Cars once - yes, I was saddened also. I do believe; however, that Ric Okasik (sp)is the human fly.

I have to confess, I did get all excited when you said your new best friend was "Justin." Then I read on....hmmm. No, you weren't talking about me.

Michelle

Thanks, Lisa---now I have that song permanently stuck in my head and dreamt of Ric Ocasek last night (shudder).

Stevie

Oh but what about "Turn The Page"? My absolute favorite of all Seger's tunes. Saw him in Buffalo in the late 70's or early 80's and thought the balcony would fall down...wonderful!

Stevie

Oh but what about "Turn The Page"? My absolute favorite of all Seger's tunes. Saw him in Buffalo in the late 70's or early 80's and thought the balcony would fall down...wonderful!

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