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Er... emm... welcome to my user page. Yeah... I'm a seventies kid, who loves record albums, the Carpenters, the Eagles, and Queen!!! Enjoy my user page, though I'm not quite finished yet...

Contents 1 Favorite Singles 2 Favorite Bands 3 Favorite Albums 4 Favorite Foods 5 About My Favorite Television Series 5.1 Make Your Own Kind Of Music 6 Notable Pages I've Edited

[edit] Favorite Singles

• (They Long To Be) Close To You / I Kept On Loving You
• Rainy Days and Mondays / Saturday
• Superstar / Bless The Beasts And Children
• Top Of The World / Heather
• Yesterday Once More / Road Ode
• We've Only Just Begun / All Of My Life

[edit] Favorite Bands

• Carpenters
• Paul McCartney and Wings
• Queen
• Eagles
• Earth, Wind and Fire
• Journey
• The Cars
• The Police
• The Beatles
• ABBA

[edit] Favorite Albums

1. Classic Queen
2. Queen: Greatest Hits
3. Close To You
4. Carpenters
5. A Song For You
6. Now & Then
7. Horizon
8. A Kind Of Hush
9. Passage
10. Yesterday Once More: Greatest Hits
11. Interpretations: 25th Anniversary Edition
12. Love Songs
13. The Essential Collection: 1965-1997
14. As Time Goes By
15. Gold: 35th Anniversary Edition
16. A Night At The Opera
17. A Day At The Races
18. Eagles (1st LP)
19. Desperado

[edit] Favorite Foods

• Sushi
• Musubi
• Any kind of Bento
• Ramen
• Chicken Tenders
• Fried Rice, or any kind of rice
• Fried Noodles
• Pizza
• Pasta (Spaghetti, Linguine, Saltimbocca)

[edit] About My Favorite Television Series

I have three favorite television series: Make Your Own Kind Of Music (below), Futurama, and Good Times.

[edit] Make Your Own Kind Of Music

In the summer of 1971, the Carpenters had their own television show called "Make Your Own Kind Of Music." They performed a lot of songs from their previous 3 albums, including "Rainy Days and Mondays, (Interpretations)" "(A Place To) Hideaway, (Close To You: Remembering the Carpenters)" or "We've Only Just Begun (Interpretations)."

They had many guest stars, such as Al Hirt, Mark Lindsay, the New Doodletown Pipers, Herb Alpert, Jose Feliciano, and Don Knotts. They had letters from A to Z, and they performed a skit for each letter. For example, Y is for You, N is for Next [Week's Guest], B is for Bacharach [Medley], C is for Carpenters, etc.

Where'd I get this information from?