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This Day in History
  Founding of The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints (1830)Shortly after Joseph Smith published the Book of Mormon in 1830, he officially founded The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints—also known as the Mormon Church—in Fayette, New York. The church flourished but was forced to relocate frequently. It was violently expelled from Missouri, and a mob killed Smith in Illinois in 1844. His successor, Brigham Young, led followers to Utah three years later. Tensions with the US government continued to escalate, culminating in what war? More... Discuss |
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2 comments:
Love the Traveling Wilburys and I miss Roy. Funny thing about their music. I like all the individual artists but I much prefer earlier Tom Petty over the stuff he produced with Jeff Lynne. I love ELO but I don't like it when that sound creeps into Tom Petty.
I was a little fuzzy on when the different songs were released, so I went and looked - I didn't know that about Lynne and to be honest, didn't realize he was in the TW. I like to think I know a fair amt. about music, but there certainly are gaps in my knowledge. (true about most everything else, I guess)
I'm the other way around about Petty's songs, preferring the stuff on "Full Moon Fever" (1989) over "You're Gonna Get It!" (1978) & "Damn the Torpedoes" (1979). My life was at much different points during those times, too...if that has anything to do with it. "Refugee"...don't know why, but I really never cared that much for that tune as well as "Don't Do Me Like That".
I sometimes wonder if the circumstances around the first time we hear a song doesn't mostly influence how we think about it. I don't like hearing tunes off of Foreigner's "Double Vision" album b/c it reminds me of someone who loved that music and that I heard it the first time at their house. I don't like thinking about that person and the tunes remind me of him, so....
Sometimes, when I'm listening to the radio while driving, a song will come on that takes me back to the time when it was popular, bringing a flood of memories.
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