Cold blue steel, sweet fire.

Nice, but that's got to be old. Look how young & fit he looks.

I had that album in high school, only because I thought Rocky Horror Picture Show was pretty anti-establishment, so Tim Curry must have been too by association.

That was the only decent song on there, if I recall.

Bathia_Mapes: Nice, but that's got to be old. Look how young & fit he looks.

1979. He tried a music career from the contacts he made through Rocky Horror and failed.

I love Tim but I've got to say...

That was not very stimulating.

"I do the Roxy"

/loved Frank, but yer no Ferry.

Tim Curry is awesome. RHPS is a given, but his turn in Clue was also incredible.

dang the eighties sucked.. who were these producers that thought slathering sax all over everything made it better?

doctorwormwood: dang the eighties sucked.. who were these producers that thought slathering sax all over everything made it better?

Sex Appeal + Typographical Error = Sax Appeal.

kaminariko: I had that album in high school, only because I thought Rocky Horror Picture Show was pretty anti-establishment, so Tim Curry must have been too by association.

That was the only decent song on there, if I recall.

"Paradise Garage" is pretty good too (that video's on YouTube as well) but the rest of the album was meh. Didn't stop us from playing the crap out of it at parties, though. Ah, 1979.

Tim Curry had an awesome blues song back in the day called "Sloe Gin." Then Joe Bonamassa covered it a couple of years ago and made it spectacular.

I had an ex who was into everything Tim Curry. She turned me onto this song after we listened to the album on vinyl. We were 19 at the time.

I wonder how many people thought it was Bowie? kind of like this one:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nkKxGzm98AU

One of my favorite songs from back in the day...I had it one three or four different cassette mix tapes.

Not kidding, either.

Still have it on vinyl and might have a cd of it, too.

Jesus. Peter Schilling, a guy that doesn't speak a lick of English, had better lyrical flow. Any chance Tim was recovering from a head injury at the time?

His turn in Congo was a Tour de Force.
2 thumbs way up!!

kaminariko: I had that album in high school, only because I thought Rocky Horror Picture Show was pretty anti-establishment, so Tim Curry must have been too by association.

That was the only decent song on there, if I recall.

I loved that album way back when. Enough for me to dig it out recently and record it onto the computer.

/what's the term for "ripping" an LP?

Came for the Tim Curry love, stayed for the Bonamassa reference.

Tim, Tim, Tim. How about you time warp back to that point in your life and make that unhappen.

Love Tim, hate this song.

I gotta say though, after seeing Rocky Horror for the first time at age 18, Tim Curry was the first man who made me question my heterosexuality. He made me shiver with antici....

/pation
//happily hetero, still have man-crushes on Tim Curry & Robert Smith
///NTTAWWT

misterblint: //happily hetero, still have man-crushes on Tim Curry & Robert Smith
///NTTAWWT

TSWWT.

bv2112:

TSWWT.

I think I need the Fark decoder ring for this one.

misterblint: bv2112:

TSWWT.

I think I need the Fark decoder ring for this one.

There is something wrong with that.

Still, I agree with your original post. It's a natural reaction to look at the ass of a person wearing lingerie, but I still do it in Rocky Horror.

Tim made me feel...weird.

I did not anticipate this feeeeeling....

/Ah, RHPS at The Varsity in St. Louis, with late night double feature video goodness of Paradise Garage and Paradise by the Dashboard Light as teasers.
//Good times...

barefoot in the head: "I do the Roxy"

/loved Frank, but yer no Ferry a fairy..

FTFY

I recall seeing Tim on this tour. The thing I remember most is seeing the piano player and her camel toe.

Tim Curry DOES rock.

I didnt see the video this morning while at work and now its been pulled.