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The Eagle, mind you, is a gay leather bar in Washington, D.C. Heard it last night and cannot escape it. Comparisons to the many Irish versions I heard as a child are not to be found! |
Don't get me wrong, Metallica black was the first CD I ever purchased, and I love their music, but I refuse to listen to them, and I will not ever again buy any of their music. They are all millionaires, and yet they whine that some people want to check out their music without getting all the other schlock songs that accompany just about every CD released today. Napster was a great thing. Now it is ruined in deference to some whiner millionaire rock stars. Thanks Lars. |
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...on second thought, i'd rather not talk about it. |
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I want to hear "don't tell me." not enough to buy it, but enough to mourn for napster. |
napster violated nothing. it's the people who use napster who are committing the crimes. napster is no different than a phonebook sells ad space to massage parlors that occassionaly stroke a cock. or escort services who everyone knows often stroke a cock. |
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Napster was a great thing for music. It gave me a chance to check out some stuff that I wouldn't have bought straight up because I didn't know enough about the groups and/or entire genres. I could listen to a wide variety of stuff, and see what I liked. I went out and bought a number of CDs purely because of Napster. The service allows consumers to test drive before they buy. Bad musicians fear having consumers hear their stuff before they buy it. If Metallica had concentrated on their music rather than their checkbooks, they would have been helped by Napster. Now they are destined to join Poison, Whitesnake, Motley Crue and Winger as bands whose time has passed. |
WHY DON'T YOU TAKE YOUR FUCKING PHIL COLLINS RECORDS AND GO PLAY WITH YOUR DOLLS, WUSSY. |
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Where the fuck did that come from? |
YOU JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND. YOU JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND. damn |
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i don't get the toe bit either. |
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I demand equal time. |
HAPPY? |
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METALLICA KILLED NAPSTER, SO YA'LL CAN GO FUCK A BEAVER IN THE ASS WITH A DICK MADE OF BUTTER FOR ALL I CARE. YOUR HERO, KIP |
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i love my cock. don't use napster, but whatever. who doesn't love cock? lesbians, i guess. a small portion of the population. but still, are you saying napster isn't for lesbians? i think the lesbian community would be shocked by your discriminatory tone. |
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a: they don't do dick. |
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Nate: penises most surely do rock! I must say while I sure as hell admire the heck out of mine, I like others better. ;-) M- I don't think the Dead covered it, but I do think Jethro Tull did. |
I was all ready to say I like Metallica's cover but I gave all the credit to Phil Lynott---but I guess I can't do that, now---- Oh, well.....fuckin' rock'n'roll Micks. I love 'em. I drink to 'em. I drink to damn near anything. |
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Whiskey In The Jar Garcia recorded this with David Grisman for their album Shady Grove. The next day, it bubbled out at a Grateful Dead rehearsal, now released on So Many Roads (1965-1995). The Dead subsequently soundchecked it twice in 1993 but never played it at a show... blah blah what happened to the all caps DICK guy? i was beginning to like him |
you are most certainly correct, Pug. Thin Lizzy is what I meant to say. Don't know where in the hell I pulled Jethro Tull from. I don't think I've even ever heard a Tull song. |
the one track I didn't especially care for was the current single, "What it feels like for a girl." however, now that it's been remixed, I can say this is one of the few times I prefer the remix to the album version and I now like the song. "Don't Tell Me" is faboo too. :) |
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i went through a "britain - early 70's" kick a few years back. avoiding the obvious stones, who and zep, i found a bunch of early yes, procol harum, jethro tull and king crimson at 2nd time around in seattle. that's all i have to say about it. |
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greg lake was pretty rad, too. so why did emerson, lake and palmer suck so hard? |
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