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What interview are you looking forward to? You can listen to the interview I posted in the first link in the link. Or are you referring to another interview?

This is a story from On the Media about music sampling and it's legality as well history and current form. http://www.onthemedia.org/transcripts/2010/03/12/02 Also, one of the main subjects of the piece is Girl Talk. He released his album which as one long mix entitled All Day. Check it out: http://illegal-art.net/allday/

Miami, not sure if you're joking but no they are not the same. Digital Underground is a playful party atmophere song with sexuality not taken as serious while Tone Loc is a more agressive active party song.

Certainly what Lady Gaga does now is in the footsteps of Madonna but that isn't a bad thing. And it certainly doesn't discredit what Lady Gaga does now either. Music wise Lady Gaga does bring in influences from the decade's last popular music genres and does it better than Madonna had tried to do in 2003. She certainly delivered a better rap breakdown on Poker Face than what Madonna did during the song "American Life".

She is an heir to her. But certainly not totally the same.

Bad Romance - Lady Gaga (2009)

How about hip-hop music? I know there are some that don't like it here, but there might be one or two songs those people might like.

I think you guys will find this interesting. It's about the music charts. On The Media Transcript of "Charting the Charts" (March 12, 2010)

Is She Weird - Pixies (1990)

1. Rehab - Amy Winehouse (2006) 2. Wah Wah - George Harrison (1970) 3. Bonnie & Clyde - Serger Gainsbourg & Brigitte Bardot (1968) 4. Sun Smells Too Loud, The - Mogwai (2008) 5. Lady Grinning Soul - David Bowie (1973) 6. Blanket - Jeff Beck feat. Imogen Heap (2008) 7. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk (2001) 8. Flame, The - Cheap Trick (1988) 9. Die Banane - Die Ärzte (1995) 10. Finer Things, The - Steve Winwood (1987)

When is the deadline?

Bonnie & Clyde - Serger Gainsbourg & Brigitte Bardot (1968) Wah Wah - George Harrison (1970)

I actually haven't voted in this Top Ten for awhile. I don't listen to all the songs, and if I haven't done that, I don't think its fair to vote. I have discovered some great songs through here though.

Glad I could share some good music.

Can't Truss It - Public Enemy

Maybe - Janis Joplin

Wayfaring Stranger - Neko Case This is might be a live version.

Only five can make it, so who do you think will be inducted and who do you believe should be inducted?

I was thinking of nominating that song. I have in the past. I figured Gigantic would make it this time. Anyways, another reason I nominated a Pixies song was because I'm going to see them this Sunday.

Oops, your right, I was listening to Doolittle as well and I didn't even know you nominated another Pixies song.

The following video is NSFW! Gigantic - Pixies (1988)

Cat People (Putting Out Fire) - David Bowie

My second nomintion (again class of '06): For Real - Okkervil River (2005)

A song that really sticks out for me my senior year, the Class of 2006, is: Gone - Kanye West (2005) I'll see what other song I can come up with.

Gone Away - Roberta Flack (1970)