Jammin' Atlanta Rhythm Section at the Kroger

"Little Red Corvette"

 

At first I was thinking that song wasn't out yet, but I just checked: it had just been released a couple months before and was at #24 on the billboard hot 100 the next day (02APR83). (yes, I fittingly lost mine on April Fools Day ) (but it was Friday night, I guess that makes it alright)

 

the 80s was 40 years ago maaan

 

She must’ve been going to college to become high school drama maker … erm, teacher. Lucky you!

Mine wasn’t so great. I was with my best friend and his little sister at a caravel and we all were separated. Met someone else by the cotton candy machine - don’t even remember her name, but I’ll never forget the smell of her beard. :/

 

I just watched Valley Girl recently, and that 40 year mark hit me

 

The Portuguese put cotton candy machines on their ships?

 

That's not as old as the other stuff. The fuzzed out guitar is great.

 

No dude, she was Guatemalan (maybe?).

 

I’m normally an old school rock guy but was in Lowe’s and heard Lady by the Commodores and forgot how good that jam was.

 

Kroger used to play their opening message/ announcement with the first chord of"its been a hard days night" from the Beatles
This was early 2000s

 

That's funny...I tried to watch it a few weeks ago,and just couldn't.. Didn't they show Elizabeth Dailys tits in that,when she went out with Tommy? I liked her alot back then, and she held up pretty well,but the valley stuff,and fake punks, just cant today

 

Nostalgia wins. I know it’s cheezy AF, but it takes me back to a time that passed way too fast, and I was at an age where I was too young to partake but old enough to know what was happening and I wanted in. Yeah I’m a die hard fake punk hater too. But I always had a secret love for those valley chicks……much to the chagrin of the punk and skinchicks I was surrounded by………that never gave me the time of day anyways GD bitches

 

Same Kroger, LZ Immigrant Song segues the Stones Paint It Black.

 

Cool store...the manager is probably the DJ.

 

I would have figured it would be mandated at corporate. Can't be offending anyone, ya know.

 

I like it when I hear songs on stores systems like the Bangles 'Walk like an Egyptian', or some of the Old Madonna songs, or Cindys Lauper- She bop, or ... Joan Jet, on yeah.

 

As I walked off an aircraft carrier on a Friday afternoon last Summer they were absolutely blasting "Rooster" by Alice in Chains on the 1MC. Like, untalkable over.

 

Was that Kroger in Doraville?

 

Hittin' da funk today.

Dazz Band Let It Whip opened for Curtis Mayfield Superfly.

I like this Kroger.

North Dallas burb of Frisco.