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Thanks Carl. I won't deny that it was probably influenced, it's just I think that if they claim the name was not inspired, then the Songfact should say that.

So many funny things from that, but nothing that can be repeated here. PS 600 POSTS!!!

I have so many quotes from that, but none of them can be posted here.

Wou ever spent all night thinking about your life Well i suggest you try Well it's something that you're gonna want to do in the night Cause I tend to cry Missing Pieces- OAR

The pain, the pain without quarter. They ask no quarter. The dogs of doom are howling more No Quarter- Led Zeppelin

The Father, Son, Holy Spirit. They are all different beings representing the same force.

Found it. http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/18/magazine/18barkley.html?ei=5090&en=d69638926b798ed5&ex=1308283200&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss&pagewanted=all

Wikipedia has a few different sources, New York Times Magazine and Observer Music Monthly. I'll keep looking for the interview because I saw it in a lot of different places.

I also thought there was too much addition to the earlier rock singers (who I think are just hard country, not real rock). I definentaly agree that some more attention should have been payed to classic rock.

It was Eyes of the World, but whatever.

Sorry if I sound kind of like a perfectionist, but I was reading the songfact for "Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley and it says the name is a reference to Charles Barkley. That's not true. In a interview in New York Times Magazine, he says it is made up, as he has on many other occasions. The songfact should actually read "The name Gnarls Barkley is not a reference to the basketball player Charles Barkley, but rather a random name chosen from discussions with friends" or something along those lines,

I just drove 12 hours to Clevland just to go to the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Has anyone else been there? Do you agree with the Sex Pistols that it's a disgrace (I might be paraphrasing ). I enjoyed it and was fascinated by the things they had. So much memorabilia that you can't see anywhere else, and some stuff that you didn't think you needed to see. Plus, they had a cool gft shop.

Were you aware that if the President of the United States was the longest ever recorded flight by a chicken, then he would be 13 seconds? Just ponder that.

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How about the "Christ is God" in front of everything remotley Christian. I feel it's just repetative. It's kind of like saying, "You are yourself." It bugs me.

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She covered Rod Stewerts "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy." First, that song was voted one of the top 40 songs of all time. So why one would bother, I do not know. And second, we don't Paris. We don't.

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Evil Woman- The Electric Light Orchestra

11/10. That is one funny monkey, and the slow-mo gives it one more.