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I don't believe you, because a guy wouldn't say "almost".
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Charlie Daniels is country.
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I'm bored, Kevin?
I'm bored?
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There are few things funnier than people being attacked by small-to-medium sized birds.
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shortly after watching a seagull attacking some girl and stealing her sandwich.
I want to have lunch where you have lunch. Awesome.
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Does said roll have bangs?
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He looks a great deal like Vin Diesel, thus upping the douchiness.
Also the biggest douchebag of them all, the singer from Disturbed. His douchiness level is a juggernaut.
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I was glad to have actually paid, since they later took my address. Didn't want little Thom beating me up.
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I'm downloading this now. 47% completed . Anyhoo, it was so slow yesterday that I figured I'd wait. Today is still slow, but much better.
And yes, I actually gave them money.
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Apparently global warming is causing the universal retirement state to move north a bit.
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Lay off that horse, would you?
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Atlanta is the new Boca Raton.
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No, he's staying on as team president...I imagine 16 years at that job is enough, and he did it in KC before Atlants. Lots of the classic guys leaving these days...
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Something weird happened with Blondie, I thought...Debbie Harry wouldn't perform with other original members? Something like that. I don't know if that was a protest.
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John Schuerholz has stepped down as the Atlanta Braves' GM.
I am very, very, very, very sad.
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So should the guy who dubbed in the "very" at the end of the first verse...I've always hated that part of this version. Great for the most part, though.
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I totally agree. Music would be so incredible different if the Beatles never existed.
And I do think pop songs are the hardest songs to write because you don't know if people will like them. So I respect them just for that.
It's just never appealed to me. I love the more weird, psychodelic music, just not the pop songs.
I'm too lazy to quote everything to which I'm responding.
I agree with what you're saying, and found myself feeling the same way as you say you do in that last paragraph. I appreciated the Beatles early stuff - lord knows, I love a good pop tune - but never got into them. That all I changed when I got the White Album (of course, that's what everyone says...). Then I realized there was something more to them. I went backwards from there, tracing the progression in reverse - MMT, Sgt. Pepper, Revolver, Rubber Soul, etc.
I also think Blind-Fitter stated brilliant points about the time and generation gaps. I probably can't ever appreciate their total impact because I was born 3 years after they disbanded. I can't imagine a band today with such growth from album to album in a 5 year span. Amazing to me...
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Freaking awesome, for you Radiohead fans.
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That's all I've ever wanted, Mr. Fitter.
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They're not in there, seriously? That's crazy.
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:happybanana: :happybanana: :happybanana: :happybanana:
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What? We both used quotes, I believe. As far as the name-calling...that's what we do. It makes our friendship "special".
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I think SRV is still a year away - "Texas Flood" came out in 1983 (again, I think). But he should be first-ballot when he gets there.
So, who should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame??
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No, in reverse. Criminy, Charlie's a fiddler.