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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: m1 on June 18, 2004, 12:15:00 am
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it's official ... the Beasties' played for an hour only -- was it really worth the $300/$400 people paid ?
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Whoever paid that much should've saved $285-$385 and saw phish in a movie theater in Arlington. Great show/interesting scene. Never thought I'd see people dancing in the aisles and cheering and yelling song names at a screen. Hilarious! ;)
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i hear ya - I'm not really into phish but I do know they are a great band and extremely talented - always nice to run into something unexpected - sounds like a scene from Rocky Horror :)
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Or, as I did, headed to Iota to avoid the debacle over on V St. Griffin House and Ron Sexsmith put on a great show.
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Luckily I got the best of both worlds on that one... the BB show was pretty good (coming not from a fan) and I'm scheduled to Phish at their last show in Vermont in August.
They (meaning the beastie Boys) also provided free pizza from every joint around the club for the fans who waited until 11pm or so for the show. They did let people out (for food, smokes, and other functions) once the 99.1 junkies gave the announcement of the delay.
From last count there were 5-6 crowd survers and a breakdancing contest for those who waited.
They guys were real professionals up there... club staff was a bit wired, but understandable. A lauded attempt at keeping order among 600 drunken fans....
I too, wished they played a bit longer, but, oh well.
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actually they played for 40 minutes.
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if i had seen the beastie boys mtv music performance with mixmaster mike cutting it up, i would have been more inclined to checkout the show. mixmaster mike is an ace dj and getting to hear him kick the shit would have been the bomb. and now i'm going to be singing "Brass Monkey that Funky Monkey" to myself all day long
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And now I've got AdRock gets nice like Charlie Chan on repeat in my head.
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
and now i'm going to be singing "Brass Monkey that Funky Monkey" to myself all day long
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Nobody really paid $300-400 a ticket......did they?
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I don't know about that much, but there was a fella outside looking for a ticket and found someone willing to send their friend home to give the ticket to him for $200. Friendship like that brings a tear to my eye.
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who knew the beastie boys were so big? I always categorized them with Weird Al as a comedic band not to be taken seriously....I mean come on? 3 NY jewish boys rapping, it brings a smile just saying it.
Still, glad you all had a great time. Was the pizza because they were delayed for legit reasons or just being rockstars?
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There were two guys from Richmond that were prepared to spend $500 for a pair. He was going to pay someone $300 for one ticket but needed to go to the ATM so the guy sold it to my friend for $60.
I then got in 20 minutes later when the club released some tickets about 15 minutes before they went on stage.
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Still, glad you all had a great time. Was the pizza because they were delayed for legit reasons or just being rockstars? [/QB]
Thunderstorms in NYC which stopped air travel caused them to take a train instead of flying down.
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License to Ill, Paul's Boutique, Check Your Head, and Ill Communication were soundtracks for many kids in suburban USA in the 90's. Most parties or hangouts I went to, someone always had a Beastie Boys album.
Originally posted by Bollocks:
who knew the beastie boys were so big? I always categorized them with Weird Al as a comedic band not to be taken seriously....
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
who knew the beastie boys were so big? I always categorized them with Weird Al as a comedic band not to be taken seriously....I mean come on? 3 NY jewish boys rapping, it brings a smile just saying it.
Still, glad you all had a great time. Was the pizza because they were delayed for legit reasons or just being rockstars?
yeah the beasties were/are huge. its not like they rap about being drug dealers or something. plus they paved the way for skinny brits rapping about birds and quids.
only 40 minutes makes me less bummed for not going
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if they had released "son of ill" they could have easily turned into a novelty act... with each record after the first they brought more of their punk roots and other influences into the sound.
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I didn't go to the Beastie Boys show, but I think the low ticket prices should be noted. That could easily have been a $30+ show for one ticket.
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And despite what it may look like from the current state of hip hop, the Beasties were truly an innovative act back in the day. They, along with some of their peers, really helped to get hip hop off the ground. I dont' claim to be an expert as I'm white as the day is long, but they've received all sorts of accolades to this day from black rappers. They're not as novelty as they appear.
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
if they had released "son of ill" they could have easily turned into a novelty act... with each record after the first they brought more of their punk roots and other influences into the sound.
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Originally posted by thirsty moore:
I didn't go to the Beastie Boys show, but I think the low ticket prices should be noted. That could easily have been a $30+ show for one ticket.
$50, even. that is if they played for an hour and a half or so
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Originally posted by thirsty moore:
I didn't go to the Beastie Boys show, but I think the low ticket prices should be noted. That could easily have been a $30+ show for one ticket.
how much did they cost? 20?
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$15
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True. I'ver heard many bands voice praise to them (and Run DMC) for shaping hip hop and providing influence.
Originally posted by nkotbie:
And despite what it may look like from the current state of hip hop, the Beasties were truly an innovative act back in the day. They, along with some of their peers, really helped to get hip hop off the ground. I dont' claim to be an expert as I'm white as the day is long, but they've received all sorts of accolades to this day from black rappers. They're not as novelty as they appear.
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
if they had released "son of ill" they could have easily turned into a novelty act... with each record after the first they brought more of their punk roots and other influences into the sound.
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They introduced me to Dolemite.
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They introduced me to elephant tranquilizers and cheeba. Oh, and people shitting their pants over Tibet.
Originally posted by thirsty moore:
They introduced me to Dolemite.
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The combination of Run-DMC working with Aerosmith and Rick Rubin's production of Licensed to Ill surely brought rap into the mainstream. LtI was a great record with block rockin' beats. I totally admit that when "Paul's Boutique" came out all I wanted was to "Fight for my right to puke" and was disappointed with it. But in retrospect PB was a influential record in terms of both hip-hop and trip-hop. The Beastie's have always been able to find the most innovated people to work with thus making sure their records, up until the recent from the sounds of it, to be on the cutting edge.
Originally posted by nkotbie:
And despite what it may look like from the current state of hip hop, the Beasties were truly an innovative act back in the day. They, along with some of their peers, really helped to get hip hop off the ground. I dont' claim to be an expert as I'm white as the day is long, but they've received all sorts of accolades to this day from black rappers. They're not as novelty as they appear.
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
if they had released "son of ill" they could have easily turned into a novelty act... with each record after the first they brought more of their punk roots and other influences into the sound.
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Scoffing at the Beastie Boys for being jewish is like scoffing at the Beatles for being British, and thinking rock is an American invention for Americans only. Maybe you don't like the Beatles, but making that kind of statement about the Beastie Boys, and being oblivious to a pretty remarkable record of groundbreaking music, is really just retarded.
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The show was mediocre- 45 min, by 11 the crowd was a bit short tempered- after waiting 2.5 hour everyone expectations were a little steep. a definite disappointment. only $15 so i can't complain too much- set list was like a "greatest hits" album.
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They influenced me to my drink of choice back in the day, Brass Monkey.
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For people at the show:
Mix Master Mike was amazing -- what samples did people pick up that he threw into the mix?
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Originally posted by Mobius:
Scoffing at the Beastie Boys for being jewish is like scoffing at the Beatles for being British, and thinking rock is an American invention for Americans only. Maybe you don't like the Beatles, but making that kind of statement about the Beastie Boys, and being oblivious to a pretty remarkable record of groundbreaking music, is really just retarded.
I didn't realize voicing an opinion was scoffing. I most humbly apologize for "scoffing" the Beastie Boys if that's what I did..
Did anyone else think I was 'scoffing" them?
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I don't even know what "scoffing" means. So I can't help ya out there.
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Originally posted by Sugartastic Tee Silk:
They influenced me to my drink of choice back in the day, Brass Monkey.
you really drank that shit? first of all , there isnt much more alcohol in Brass Monkey than in a 40 of malt liquor! second of all it TASTES LIKE SHIT!!!! i cant imagine a skinny little white girl drinking cheap, weak ghetto liquer.
:)
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Originally posted by Rob_Gee_a.k.a _Guiny:
I don't even know what "scoffing" means. So I can't help ya out there.
most republicans dont.
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by Rob_Gee_a.k.a _Guiny:
I don't even know what "scoffing" means. So I can't help ya out there.
most republicans dont. [/b]
LOL.........I don't see anyone as Republican or Demorcrat, I treat everyone equally. ;)
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To all that have posted on this topic; Thank you - but on the other hand, this so far, has been extremely generic :o - I cannot believe the justification samples on this board about how, who, what or why the Beasties are so huge or why they may not be anymore - It's fine to explain to some young kid who wasn't even born before they were on the streets making ground-breakin' music in the early 80s - but to put the Beasties' in the same sentence as Weird Al - seriously pathetic - and nothing against Al but come on - novelty act?! - all's fine to voice an opinion but try not to be so blatantly obvious of your lack of music knowledge/backround - it does you no good - learn your stuff before you start makin' comparisons - Asides from Zulu DJ Grandmaster DST in '83, Mix Master Mike IS one of the ORIGINALs when it comes to Breakin' Serious Ground in mixin'/scratchin' & STILL is makin' serious strides - someone like that, with all his accolades does not WILLING WANT to work with some joke/novelty act - the Beasties laid ground for so many acts these days, there are too many to list - a few good acts, but mostly poser acts whom have come & gone - and to each his own, seriously, if you don't like something, you don't like something, but if you're talkin' seriously, you have to give Mad Respect - If you do a little research, you will find Paul's Boutique(genius sampling even before sampling was an idea/it was made before you even had to ask/pay permission), as well as other Beastie Albums, on a plethora of Best Rap Album Lists of the Era - They Are and Have Been everywhere for a long long time - Rappin', makin' & playing numerous instruments - Growing/Sustaining Musically & Influentially - The Beasties are still makin' you Move & makin' MAD MAD MUSIC !!!
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Beastie Boys lot are a pretty defensive lot aren't they?
Are you republican because you don't allow anyone to have an opinion other than that of yourself.
And for the record...'sampling' is basically stealing someone else's stuff!
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I agree with you about 90% about sampling. Take Sean Combs, or practically any rap act out there today. They take a hook, melody, or hell, the whole fucking song, rap over top of it, and sell millions. Not a lot of talent, I don't think.
But when done right, sampling is almost like a collage. Using various elements of several completely different songs/sources that, when added to original instrumentation, becomes a new whole. That's what made Paul's Boutique and Check Your Head such amazing albums (and no matter who says what, Check Your Head is the bestest). The Beasties didn't just drop the needle on a record and rap over it. It's just too bad mainstream rappers nowadays don't offer any originality in their music. Of course, for that kind of payout, I'd rap about bitches, chronic and rims too.
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Beastie Boys lot are a pretty defensive lot aren't they?
Are you republican because you don't allow anyone to have an opinion other than that of yourself.
And for the record...'sampling' is basically stealing someone else's stuff!
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Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
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you make me laugh ... if you read again, slowly, remember slowly, you will see that the post is far from being defensive - I even cover that specifically :roll:
and yes, sampling, is borrowing/stealing/influenced --- what's your point?!?! unless you listen to No Music ... what you are listening to was/is essentially derived from something else, specifically sampled or not - you missed the point in the post --- remember, read S L O W L Y ... take your time now ... don't hurt yourself ... and if you post again, remember, to come back w/ a better debate :eek:
and FYI for the hell of it - I'm INDEPENDENT !
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So my explanation as to why the Beastie Boys are popular isn't good enough for you? Knowledge is relative. I don't normally jump to Mankie's defense but you making assumptions as to someone's pop culture trivia based on a simple misjudgement is way off base.
Hey Professor.. what's another name for some kid that comes on a board telling people they don't know anything?
Why I think it's M1 M1 M1... that's what it is.
Originally posted by m1:
I cannot believe the justification samples on this board about how, who, what or why the Beasties are so huge or why they may not be anymore
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Basically a party band for frat houses!! Sucked as punks so tried the rap thing....The only one who seems to take them seriously is YOU!
As the first white rap group of any importance, the Beastie Boys received the scorn of critics and strident hip-hop musicians, who accused them of cultural pirating, especially since they began as a hardcore punk group in 1981. But the Beasties weren't pirating -- they treated rap as part of a post-punk musical underground, where the do-it-yourself aesthetics of hip-hop and punk weren't that far apart. Of course, the exaggerated b-boy and frat-boy parodies of their unexpected hit debut album, Licensed to Ill, didn't help their cause. For much of the mid-'80s, the Beastie Boys were considered as macho clowns, and while their ambitious, Dust Brothers-produced second album, Paul's Boutique, dismissed that theory, it was ignored by both the public and the press at the time. In retrospect, it was one of the first albums to predict the genre-bending, self-referential pop kaleidoscope of '90s pop. The Beasties refined their eclectic approach with 1992's Check Your Head, where they played their own instruments. Check Your Head brought the Beasties back to the top of the charts, and within a few years, they were considered one of the most influential and ambitious groups of the '90s, cultivating a musical community not only through their music, but with their record label, Grand Royal, and their magazine of the same name.
It was remarkable turn of events for a group that demonstrated no significant musical talent on their first records. All three members of the Beastie Boys -- Mike D (born Mike Diamond, November 20, 1966), MCA (born Adam Yauch, August 5, 1965), and Ad-Rock (born Adam Horovitz, October 31, 1967) -- came from wealthy middle-class Jewish families in New York and had become involved in the city's punk underground when they were teenagers in the early '80s. Diamond and Yauch formed the Beastie Boys with drummer Kate Schellenbach and guitarist John Berry in 1981, and the group began playing underground clubs around New York. The following year, the Beasties released the 7" EP Pollywog Stew on the indie Rat Cage to little attention. That year, the band met Horovitz, who had formed the hardcore group the Young and the Useless. By early 1983, Schellenbach and Berry had left the group -- they would later join Luscious Jackson and Thwig, respectively -- and Horovitz had joined the Beasties. The revamped group released the rap record "Cookie Puss" as a 12" single later in 1983. Based on a prank phone call the group made to Carvel Ice Cream, the single became an underground hit in New York. By early 1984, however, they had abandoned punk and turned their attention to rap.
In 1984, the Beasties joined forces with producer Rick Rubin, a heavy metal and hip-hop fan who had recently founded Def Jam Records with fellow New York University student Russell Simmons. Def Jam officially signed the Beastie Boys in 1985, and that year they had a hit single from the soundtrack to Krush Groove with "She's on It," a rap track that sampled AC/DC's "Back in Black" and suggested the approach of the group's forthcoming debut album. The Beasties received their first significant national exposure later in 1985, when they opened for Madonna on her Virgin Tour. The trio taunted the audience with profanity and were generally poorly received. One other major tour, as the openers for Run-D.M.C.'s ill-fated Raisin' Hell trek, followed before Licensed to Ill was released late in 1986. An amalgam of street beats, metal riffs, b-boy jokes, and satire, Licensed to Ill was interpreted as a mindless, obnoxious party record by many critics and conservative action groups, but that didn't stop the album from becoming the fastest-selling debut in Columbia Records' history, moving over 750,000 copies in its first six weeks. Much of that success was due to the single "Fight for Your Right (To Party)," which became a massive crossover success. In fact, Licensed to Ill became the biggest-selling rap album of the '80s, which generated much criticism from certain hip-hop fans who believed that the Beasties were merely cultural pirates. On the other side of the coin, the group was being attacked from the right, who claimed their lyrics were violent and sexist and that their concerts -- which featured female audience members dancing in go-go cages and a giant inflatable penis, similar to what the Stones used in their mid-'70s concerts -- caused even more outrage. Throughout their 1987 tour, they were plagued with arrests and lawsuits, and were accused of inciting crime.
While much of the Beasties' exaggeratedly obnoxious behavior started out as a joke, it became a self-parody by the end of 1987, so it wasn't a surprise that the group decided to revamp their sound and image during the next two years. During 1988, they became involved in a bitter lawsuit with Def Jam and Rick Rubin, who claimed he was responsible for the group's success and threatened to release outtakes as their second album. The group finally broke away by the end of the year and relocated to California, where they signed with Capitol Records. While in California, they met the production team the Dust Brothers, and they convinced the duo to use their prospective debut album as the basis for the Beasties' second album, Paul's Boutique. Densely layered with interweaving samples and pop culture references, the retro-funk-psychedelia of Paul's Boutique was entirely different than Licensed to Ill, and many observers weren't quite sure what to make of it. Several publications gave it rave reviews, but when it failed to produce a single bigger than the number 36 "Hey Ladies," it was quickly forgotten about.
Despite its poor commercial performance, Paul's Boutique gained a cult following, and its cut-and-paste sample techniques would later be hailed as visionary, especially after the Dust Brothers altered the approach for Beck's acclaimed 1996 album, Odelay. Still, the record was declared a disaster in the early '90s, but that didn't prevent the Beasties from building their own studio and founding their own record label, Grand Royal, for their next record, Check Your Head. Alternating between old-school hip-hop, raw amateurish funk, and hardcore punk, Check Your Head was a less accomplished than Paul's Boutique, yet it was just as diverse. Furthermore, the burgeoning cult around the Beasties made the album a surprise Top 10 hit upon its spring 1992 release. "Jimmy James," "Pass the Mic," and "So Whatcha Want" were bigger hits on college and alternative rock radio than they were on rap radio, and the group suddenly became hip again. Early in 1994, they collected their early punk recordings on the compilation Some Old Bullshit, which was followed in June by their fourth album, Ill Communication. Essentially an extension of Check Your Head, the record debuted at number one upon its release, and the singles "Sabotage" and "Sure Shot" helped send it to double-platinum status. During the summer of 1994, they co-headlined the fourth Lollapalooza festival with the Smashing Pumpkins. That same year, Grand Royal became a full-fledged record label as it released Luscious Jackson's acclaimed debut album, Natural Ingredients. The Beasties' Grand Royal magazine was also launched that year.
Over the next few years, the Beasties remained quiet as they concentrated on political causes and their record label. In 1996, they released the hardcore EP Aglio e Olio and the instrumental soul-jazz and funk collection, The In Sound From Way Out! Also that year, Adam Yauch organized a two-day festival to raise awareness and money about Tibet's plight against the Chinese government; the festival went on to become an annual event. The Beastie Boys' long-awaited fifth LP, Hello Nasty, finally appeared during the summer of 1998. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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Originally posted by Member 656:
Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
Must not have been the COOL KIDS ...
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uh oh :D
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Member 656:
Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
Must not have been the COOL KIDS ... [/b]
well i wasn't a kid at the time and i remember the record being a let down when i bought it... it wasn't what i was expecting. in retrospect its a great record. i have had the same reaction to xtc records as well one of my favorites
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Originally posted by m1:
you will see that it says everything that I already said, just is greater detail
perhaps you are lacking detail because you had your brainwashed by whiny jewish men last night.
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ah geez. no one said anything really bad about them. It was nice to not read any real raucus on here today, after a dazed and confused situation last night. I've been biting my tongue all day about the extra two hours of promotion hfs received (not to mention the obnoxious huge banner on the side of the club). I read your post quickly, it was painful, so I opt not to read it slowly.
It's Friday...where's the quiz Kosmo? Originally posted by m1:
you make me laugh ... if you read again, slowly, remember slowly, you will see that the post is far from being defensive - I even cover that specifically :roll:
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Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Member 656:
Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
Must not have been the COOL KIDS ... [/b]
well i wasn't a kid at the time and i remember the record being a let down when i bought it... it wasn't what i was expecting. in retrospect its a great record. i have had the same reaction to xtc records as well one of my favorites [/b]
that's the thing about music & your own personal mood at the time - things come & go - some don't hit right away & later down the line, it becomes your favorite album & just the same vice-versa ... it's constantly fluctuating ...
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m1 is a great user name for you because you are the new #1 moron of the board!!
Look, I never put down your beloved band, I just called them a a party/novelty band, which they are...that's not a bad thing.
I yell the words to 'fight for your right to party' as loud as the next person when it comes on the radio.....the song is even about a fucking party you prick.
Sabotage - just three blokes screaming at us, but the video is basically a parody of a 70's cop show.....comedy, humour, funny!
Brass Monkey - don't like it, but again it's a novelty song.
Girls - what's that if it's not a funny song, to have fun with and not taken seriously or critiqued into some groundbreaking work of genius.
The beastie boys are the band a dj plays at a wedding to get the party really going once all the grown ups have gone to bed.
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no, no. the drink - mountain dew & southern comfort. I'm probably wrong w/ that. Anyhow, no, can't drink that stuff anymore. Ever since an awful aftermath from drinking it warm. But I'll have to check out the stuff you refer to. lol. And what's wrong w/ ghetto, eh? :) [/b][/quote]
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hmmm - the Friday quiz is delayed due to the slacker brass monkeys i hired to write it aren't done with it...
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Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
hmmm - the Friday quiz is delayed due to the slacker brass monkeys i hired to write it aren't done with it...
I always thought the song "Brass Monkey" was about cold weather, but what do I know.... :roll:
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I haven't really had time to listen to the lyrics. I'm far too busy thinking how revolutionary it is.
Originally posted by Bollocks:
I always thought the song "Brass Monkey" was about cold weather, but what do I know.... :roll:
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
m1 is a great user name for you because you are the new #1 moron of the board!!
Look, I never put down your beloved band, I just called them a a party/novelty band, which they are...that's not a bad thing.
I yell the words to 'fight for your right to party' as loud as the next person when it comes on the radio.....the song is even about a fucking party you prick.
Sabotage - just three blokes screaming at us, but the video is basically a parody of a 70's cop show.....comedy, humour, funny!
Brass Monkey - don't like it, but again it's a novelty song.
Girls - what's that if it's not a funny song, to have fun with and not taken seriously or critiqued into some groundbreaking work of genius.
The beastie boys are the band a dj plays at a wedding to get the party really going once all the grown ups have gone to bed.
chill man ... no need for the name callin' :p
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...and for those less learned than myself....
Brass monkey weather
Q. What is the origin of the saying 'cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey'? (Anon) The popular explanation is that warships in the 18th century stored their shot on brass racks called monkeys. In the cold weather the brass contracted causing the shot to fall onto the deck hence the expression. However although we cannot offer an alternative explanation we do not think this theory is tenable. Most of the round shot was carried in racks or 'garlands' which were either wood or rope. No nautical dictionaries give any reference to the brass monkey although monkey was a term used for all sorts of other things. The use of brass is also questionable since it was a fairly expensive commodity and there seems to be no reason for its use when wood sufficed.
I can't leave it as it is, it's bugging me because that's not exactly right.....the iron cannon balls were stacked in a pyramid, but of course the pyramid had a habit of collapsing, being made from balls. The solutions was to devise a plate that would hold the bottom layer of the pyramid to prevent it from collapsing, this was made of brass and was called the brass monkey. In extremely cold weather, brass contracts quicker than iron so the iron cannon balls would slip through the plate and "el'collapso" The balls froze of the brass monkey!!!
:D
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Originally posted by m1:
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chill man ... no need for the name callin' :p [/QB]
yeah, you gotchme....you so damn smart you eeez.
:roll:
l8tr sk8trboi!
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
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chill man ... no need for the name callin' :p [/b]
yeah, you gotchme....you so damn smart you eeez.
:cool:
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Member 656:
Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
Must not have been the COOL KIDS ... [/b]
They didn't like Pauls Boutique at that time either...
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Originally posted by Member 656:
Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Member 656:
Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
Must not have been the COOL KIDS ... [/b]
They didn't like Pauls Boutique at that time either... [/b]
that's cause they were listenin' to Poison 'Look What the Cat Dragged In' :D
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Originally posted by nkotbie:
I agree with you about 90% about sampling. Take Sean Combs, or practically any rap act out there today. They take a hook, melody, or hell, the whole fucking song, rap over top of it, and sell millions. Not a lot of talent, I don't think.
But when done right, sampling is almost like a collage. Using various elements of several completely different songs/sources that, when added to original instrumentation, becomes a new whole. That's what made Paul's Boutique and Check Your Head such amazing albums (and no matter who says what, Check Your Head is the bestest). The Beasties didn't just drop the needle on a record and rap over it. It's just too bad mainstream rappers nowadays don't offer any originality in their music. Of course, for that kind of payout, I'd rap about bitches, chronic and rims too.
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Beastie Boys lot are a pretty defensive lot aren't they?
Are you republican because you don't allow anyone to have an opinion other than that of yourself.
And for the record...'sampling' is basically stealing someone else's stuff!
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i know it's the 930 board, and i should expect this...but anyways, most rap producers nowadays don't sample. they're creating the entire beat themselves. that's why, for example, the kanye west album was so big in rap circles (because it was a throwback to the 90's/heavy sampling-days of hip-hop).
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
Basically a party band for frat houses!! Sucked as punks so tried the rap thing....The only one who seems to take them seriously is YOU!
How appropriate that this was posted by someone with the name "bollocks"
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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Basically a party band for frat houses!! Sucked as punks so tried the rap thing....The only one who seems to take them seriously is YOU!
How appropriate that this was posted by someone with the name "bollocks" [/b]
Who rattled your cage? Is it furlow weekend from St. E's again?
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Originally posted by SalParadise:
Originally posted by nkotbie:
I agree with you about 90% about sampling. Take Sean Combs, or practically any rap act out there today. They take a hook, melody, or hell, the whole fucking song, rap over top of it, and sell millions. Not a lot of talent, I don't think.
But when done right, sampling is almost like a collage. Using various elements of several completely different songs/sources that, when added to original instrumentation, becomes a new whole. That's what made Paul's Boutique and Check Your Head such amazing albums (and no matter who says what, Check Your Head is the bestest). The Beasties didn't just drop the needle on a record and rap over it. It's just too bad mainstream rappers nowadays don't offer any originality in their music. Of course, for that kind of payout, I'd rap about bitches, chronic and rims too.
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Beastie Boys lot are a pretty defensive lot aren't they?
Are you republican because you don't allow anyone to have an opinion other than that of yourself.
And for the record...'sampling' is basically stealing someone else's stuff!
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i know it's the 930 board, and i should expect this...but anyways, most rap producers nowadays don't sample. they're creating the entire beat themselves. that's why, for example, the kanye west album was so big in rap circles (because it was a throwback to the 90's/heavy sampling-days of hip-hop). [/b]
some people just don't know ... or care to ... but like you said, it is a message board :roll:
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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Basically a party band for frat houses!! Sucked as punks so tried the rap thing....The only one who seems to take them seriously is YOU!
How appropriate that this was posted by someone with the name "bollocks" [/b]
Girls Gone Wild :D ;) Sweet !!!
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What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary. They took sampling to a whole new level with a great mix grace and pizzazz. They took an eclectic mix of songs from many genre's and ripped out some sick rhythms and rhymes.
If you missed out when it came out, it's because you were looking for "Son of Ill", but if you wrote it off and didn't go back and give it another listen, you missed the last great sampling album ever. It was the people that did crap sample jobs (2 Live Crew comes to mind) that ruined sampling and made it way too expensive to repeat what the Beastie's did with PB.
And Mankie, your Beastie track list shows that you've not divulged into the Beastie Boys other than what on the radio and MTV. The true experience is the Beastie's taken as a whole, not as singles. Commercial radio wanted the party boys, but they are much more than that.
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Originally posted by m1:
you rule bollocks !!! :cool: [/b]
No I don't....I ROOL!
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Thanks for pointing that out to him -- one album, when they were party boys doesn't define them twenty years later...each album has become more and more political, although the political songs never make the radio...
Originally posted by vansmack:
And Mankie, your Beastie track list shows that you've not divulged into the Beastie Boys other than what on the radio and MTV. The true experience is the Beastie's taken as a whole, not as singles. Commercial radio wanted the party boys, but they are much more than that.
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
you rule bollocks !!! :cool: [/b]
No I don't....I ROOL! [/b]
hey bollocks ... lookin' around these boards, it doesn't seem that you are very popular :confused:
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Originally posted by vansmack:
What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary. They took sampling to a whole new level with a great mix grace and pizzazz. They took an eclectic mix of songs from many genre's and ripped out some sick rhythms and rhymes.
If you missed out when it came out, it's because you were looking for "Son of Ill", but if you wrote it off and didn't go back and give it another listen, you missed the last great sampling album ever. It was the people that did crap sample jobs (2 Live Crew comes to mind) that ruined sampling and made it way too expensive to repeat what the Beastie's did with PB.
And Mankie, your Beastie track list shows that you've not divulged into the Beastie Boys other than what on the radio and MTV. The true experience is the Beastie's taken as a whole, not as singles. Commercial radio wanted the party boys, but they are much more than that.
THANK YOU THANK YOU Vansmack & Loopzip --- FINALLY, the Wise Ones have woken up & joined in on the fun ! I have been standing on lone ground here but enjoying it nonetheless :D
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Originally posted by m1:
hey bollocks ... lookin' around these boards, it doesn't seem that you are very popular :confused:
Respect your elders, son.
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Originally posted by loopzlp:
[QB] Thanks for pointing that out to him -- one album, when they were party boys doesn't define them twenty years later...each album has become more and more political, although the political songs never make the radio...
I don't appreciate having someones political beliefs shoved down my throat either, if I did I would just listen to Rush and Hannity all day.
Artists should entertain, not preach!
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the notions of 'whining jewish boys & name droppin' is too funny' on this board -- talk about whining -- & why do you assume I am your son -- if you read right, you'd know I was older than you & probably most of the posters out there -- have fun trying to figure things out :D
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
you rule bollocks !!! :cool: [/b]
No I don't....I ROOL! [/b]
hey bollocks ... lookin' around these boards, it doesn't seem that you are very popular :roll:
Actually, the three most disliked people on this board are three most honest and genuine when it comes to their comments....a lot like life really.
"Fake people attract fake friends"
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Originally posted by m1:
the notions of 'whining jewish boys & name droppin' is too funny' on this board -- talk about whining -- & why do you assume I am your son -- if you read right, you'd know I was older than you & probably most of the posters out there -- have fun trying to figure things out :D
I think the only person who called them "whining jewish boys" is you isn't it?
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Originally posted by m1:
the notions of 'whining jewish boys & name droppin' is too funny' on this board -- talk about whining -- & why do you assume I am your son -- if you read right, you'd know I was older than you & probably most of the posters out there -- have fun trying to figure things out :D
Rhett's on vacation right? Are we sure about this?
I was making a joke. But, I'm guessing you're not older than me (and I'm almost certain your not older than Bullocks, because I don't know anybody who is) for two reasons: (1) You like to fight with everybody, which is a sign of immaturity, and (2) you wrote about 17 sentences in row without hitting the enter key (what adult would do that?).
I've been agreeing with most of what you had to say about the Beastie's and now you pop off to me....I think I'm going to enjoy having you on this board. I too hope you stay longer than your flash in the pan concert last night.
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
the notions of 'whining jewish boys & name droppin' is too funny' on this board -- talk about whining -- & why do you assume I am your son -- if you read right, you'd know I was older than you & probably most of the posters out there -- have fun trying to figure things out :D
I think the only person who called them "whining jewish boys" is you isn't it? [/b]
Bollocks QUOTE: who knew the beastie boys were so big? I always categorized them with Weird Al as a comedic band not to be taken seriously....I mean come on? 3 NY jewish boys rapping, it brings a smile just saying it.
Mobius QUOTE: Scoffing at the Beastie Boys for being jewish is like scoffing at the Beatles for being British, and thinking rock is an American invention for Americans only. Maybe you don't like the Beatles, but making that kind of statement about the Beastie Boys, and being oblivious to a pretty remarkable record of groundbreaking music, is really just retarded.
sonickteam2 QUOTE: perhaps you are lacking detail because you had your brainwashed by whiny jewish men last night.
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i thought they were buddhist, not jewish...
back on topic. i thought the show was just about right for a promotional-type radio station event show thingy. brought back memories of seeing them in 1986...opening for P.I.L. at the Warner?
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Artists should do what they want to do: hence they are artists. If listeners decide that they are being preached at then they will choose not to listen (I choose not to listen to creed). Since I side with the boys on their issues I'm biased...I understand others do not and would not like them for that.
But they still rap about nothing (Intergalatic -- no need to qoute new songs that you won't know) for the masses. And they still are innovative and relative in today's world. Sorry you don't like them and see them as a novelty act that has been popular for 20 years (I thought novelty was a short run on the charts)
Anyways, I enjoy when an artist has something to say...free speech baby
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Artists should entertain, not preach!
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Originally posted by m1:
Bollocks QUOTE: who knew the beastie boys were so big? I always categorized them with Weird Al as a comedic band not to be taken seriously....I mean come on? 3 NY jewish boys rapping, it brings a smile just saying it.
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Show me again were the word "whining" is ?
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Originally posted by m1:
the notions of 'whining jewish boys & name droppin' is too funny' on this board -- talk about whining -- & why do you assume I am your son -- if you read right, you'd know I was older than you & probably most of the posters out there -- have fun trying to figure things out :D
Rhett's on vacation right? Are we sure about this?
I was making a joke. But, I'm guessing you're not older than me (and I'm almost certain your not older than Bullocks, because I don't know anybody who is) for two reasons: (1) You like to fight with everybody, which is a sign of immaturity, and (2) you wrote about 17 sentences in row without hitting the enter key (what adult would do that?).
I've been agreeing with most of what you had to say about the Beastie's and now you pop off to me....I think I'm going to enjoy having you on this board. I too hope you stay longer than your flash in the pan concert last night. [/b]
you're killin' me vansmack ;) it's all good vansmack, have a good one!
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Originally posted by loopzlp:
Artists should do what they want to do: hence they are artists. If listeners decide that they are being preached at then they will choose not to listen (I choose not to listen to creed). Since I side with the boys on their issues I'm biased...I understand others do not and would not like them for that.
But they still rap about nothing (Intergalatic -- no need to qoute new songs that you won't know) for the masses. And they still are innovative and relative in today's world. Sorry you don't like them and see them as a novelty act that has been popular for 20 years (I thought novelty was a short run on the charts)
Anyways, I enjoy when an artist has something to say...free speech baby
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Artists should entertain, not preach!
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That's my personal opinion, and was not meant as a blanket statement.
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
Bollocks QUOTE: who knew the beastie boys were so big? I always categorized them with Weird Al as a comedic band not to be taken seriously....I mean come on? 3 NY jewish boys rapping, it brings a smile just saying it.
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Show me again were the word "whining" is ? [/b]
that statement wasn't directed to you - stop being so vain :p
sonickteam2 QUOTE: perhaps you are lacking detail because you had your brainwashed by whiny jewish men last night.
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I swear to God...if he puts "it's all good" one more time... :mad: :mad: :mad:
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
I swear to God...if he puts "it's all good" one more time... :mad: :mad: :mad:
are you seriously that angry?
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
Bollocks QUOTE: who knew the beastie boys were so big? I always categorized them with Weird Al as a comedic band not to be taken seriously....I mean come on? 3 NY jewish boys rapping, it brings a smile just saying it.
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Show me again were the word "whining" is ? [/b]
that statement wasn't directed to you - stop being so vain :p
sonickteam2 QUOTE: perhaps you are lacking detail because you had your brainwashed by whiny jewish men last night. [/b]
YOU FUCKING QUOTED ME ON IT!!!!!!
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Holy Snappers.
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
YOU FUCKING QUOTED ME ON IT!!!!!!
it's all good ;)
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Bollocks:
I swear to God...if he puts "it's all good" one more time... :mad: :mad: :mad:
are you seriously that angry? [/b]
No...it's all good!
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wow - you really are THAT angry ...
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Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight!
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Fight for your Right!!!
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how could a guy be so upset over a one girl's opinion? I think he's in love :eek: ...
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Originally posted by m1:
how could a guy be so upset over a one girl's opinion? I think he's in love :D
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Originally posted by pond:
brought back memories of seeing them in 1986...opening for P.I.L. at the Warner?
That was my first Beasties show. What an odd pairing. No one knew what to make of them. I remember my friends and I dancing, only to be yelled at by the people behind us to sit down. We eventually sat, but then they just started booing the Boys, so we got up and started dancing again. I also remember Menudo being listed on the marquee outside - hahaha
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sorry bollocks for QUOTING you - it was a 'pressing the wrong button' mistake - can you forgive a little girl like me :o ?
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Originally posted by m1:
how could a guy be so upset over a one girl's opinion? I think he's in love :eek: ...
No, he's just old. Anything new frightens him so he tries to discredit it.
AND HE YELLS A LOT BECAUSE THE HEARING IS ALWAYS THE SECOND THING TO GO.
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Originally posted by Skeeter:
We eventually sat, but then they just started booing the Boys, so we got up and started dancing again. I also remember Menudo being listed on the marquee outside - hahaha [/QB]
i dated one of the Menudo boys before, back in their hay-day --- saucy !!!
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Did you skip English class when you went out on these dates?
Originally posted by m1:
i dated one of the Menudo boys before, back in their hay-day --- saucy !!!
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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
QUOTE]No, he's just old. Anything new frightens him so he tries to discredit it.
AND HE YELLS A LOT BECAUSE THE HEARING IS ALWAYS THE SECOND THING TO GO. [/QB]
that's funny - thanks for lettin' me in on the info ;)
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Originally posted by m1:
sorry bollocks for QUOTING you - it was a 'pressing the wrong button' mistake - can you forgive a little girl like me :o ?
you mean misquoted.
no problem, it's all good!
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Originally posted by m1:
i dated one of the Menudo boys before, back in their hay-day --- saucy !!!
WOW, that is so cool. Now you have something in common with Bollocks.
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Member 656:
Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Member 656:
Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
Must not have been the COOL KIDS ... [/b]
They didn't like Pauls Boutique at that time either... [/b]
that's cause they were listenin' to Poison 'Look What the Cat Dragged In' :D [/b]
Who the hell are Poison?
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Originally posted by thirsty moore:
[QB] Did you skip English class when you went out on these dates?
uh, meso doont tink toe? mesa smat :p
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][/QUOTE]WOW, that is so cool. Now you have something in common with Bollocks. [/QB][/QUOTE]
YYEEAAHH :D !!!
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When the fuck did Jar Jar Binks join this message board? Now I realize why Mankie's Union Jack panties are all in a bunch. I hate that guy too!
Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by thirsty moore:
[QB] Did you skip English class when you went out on these dates?
uh, meso doont tink toe? mesa smat :p [/b]
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Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
sorry bollocks for QUOTING you - it was a 'pressing the wrong button' mistake - can you forgive a little girl like me :o ?
you mean misquoted.
no problem, it's all good! [/b]
man, you guys are grammar hawks - chill ... and the whole 'it's all good' thing ... it's gettin' old -- but hey, it's all good! :D
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Originally posted by nkotbie:
[QB] When the fuck did Jar Jar Binks join this message board? Now I realize why Mankie's Union Jack panties are all in a bunch. I hate that guy too!
hate is a strong word , try yoga :D ! and I'm a hot chick, not a guy - but go ahead & take the lead on that one if you want, I know I gave it to you ...
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Originally posted by vansmack:
What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary.
HOLD THE FUCK UP
Dust Brothers were on Pauls Boutique. Chemical Brothers are someone else.(the greatest electronic music innovators ever- including Kraftwerk)
Please do not confuse the two anymore.
:)
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Originally posted by m1:
sorry bollocks for QUOTING you - it was a 'pressing the wrong button' mistake - can you forgive a little girl like me :o ?
you mean misquoted.
no problem, it's all good! [/b]
man, you guys are grammar hawks - chill ... and the whole 'it's all good' thing ... it's gettin' old -- but hey, it's all good! :D [/b]
M1 can i take this time to say that you suck and i wish you would dismount from this message board and seek refuge at www.hfstival.com (http://www.hfstival.com)
thanks
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Isn't that what every woman says on the internet?
Originally posted by m1:
and I'm a hot chick, not a guy
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by vansmack:
What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary.
HOLD THE FUCK UP
Dust Brothers were on Pauls Boutique. Chemical Brothers are someone else.(the greatest electronic music innovators ever- including Kraftwerk)
Please do not confuse the two anymore.
:) [/b]
geesh ... some people are very testy today -
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That stinks...and all this time I thought it was my clever buddy icon that attracted the good looking ones...
Originally posted by thirsty moore:
Isn't that what every woman says on the internet?
Originally posted by m1:
and I'm a hot chick, not a guy
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[/qb][/QUOTE]M1 can i take this time to say that you suck and i wish you would dismount from this message board and seek refuge at www.hfstival.com (http://www.hfstival.com)
thanks [/QB][/QUOTE]
you are sweeping me off my feet - you are too cool for school sonickteam2
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Originally posted by thirsty moore:
[QB] Isn't that what every woman says on the internet?
come on, I even said you could take the lead on that one, I gave it to you -- you could have at least been more creative than that -- I expected more from a moderator ...
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Originally posted by nkotbie:
That stinks...and all this time I thought it was my clever buddy icon that attracted the good looking ones...
Originally posted by thirsty moore:
Isn't that what every woman says on the internet?
Originally posted by m1:
and I'm a hot chick, not a guy
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if you were a hot chick, you would have better things to do than argue on a message board , i bet.
someone told me i was a hot chick once.
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Originally posted by nkotbie:
[QB] That stinks...and all this time I thought it was my clever buddy icon that attracted the good looking ones...
it is your clever buddy icon ... don't give up the clever buddy icon :p
all this attention for me ... you guys are feeding the frenzy !
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
someone told me i was a hot chick once.
I never said you were hot.
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by nkotbie:
[QB] That stinks...and all this time I thought it was my clever buddy icon that attracted the good looking ones...
it is your clever buddy icon ... don't give up the clever buddy icon :p
all this attention for me ... you guys are feeding the frenzy ! [/b]
are you drunk?
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Okay, fine. You're most likely 43 and still go to raves.
Originally posted by m1:
come on, I even said you could take the lead on that one, I gave it to you -- you could have at least been more creative than that -- I expected more from a moderator ...
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Originally posted by m1:
and I'm a hot chick, not a guy
[/qb][/QUOTE][/qb][/QUOTE]if you were a hot chick, you would have better things to do than argue on a message board , i bet.
someone told me i was a hot chick once. [/QB][/QUOTE]
actually I do, I'm at Aveda getting a full body massage & using my laptop for entertainment - thanks for the laughs sweetie ;) !
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by vansmack:
What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary.
HOLD THE FUCK UP
Dust Brothers were on Pauls Boutique. Chemical Brothers are someone else.(the greatest electronic music innovators ever- including Kraftwerk)
Please do not confuse the two anymore.
:) [/b]
Oh,shit! My bad. You're soooo right. It was like 9 AM out here and I was reading all this crap and got a little ahead of myself.
I'm going to go back and fix it right now.
Thanks for pointing it out.
The DUST BROTHERS should never be confused with the Chemical Brothers.
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Originally posted by thirsty moore:
Okay, fine. You're most likely 43 and still go to raves.
Originally posted by m1:
come on, I even said you could take the lead on that one, I gave it to you -- you could have at least been more creative than that -- I expected more from a moderator ...
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whats wrong with raves? i went to one just last year! AND i like the Chemical Brothers. bitch.
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Thanks for pointing it out.
not a problem :D
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Originally posted by thirsty moore:
[QB] Okay, fine. You're most likely 43 and still go to raves.
not bad ... but not great either -- and you can cut that age almost in 1/2 - unless you want me to be 43
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Originally posted by m1:
I'm a hot chick, not a guy
Chicks with Soccer thighs are not hot (Mia Hamm exception applies).
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by vansmack:
What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary.
HOLD THE FUCK UP
Dust Brothers were on Pauls Boutique. Chemical Brothers are someone else.(the greatest electronic music innovators ever- including Kraftwerk)
Please do not confuse the two anymore.
:) [/b]
Oh,shit! My bad. You're soooo right. It was like 9 AM out here and I was reading all this crap and got a little ahead of myself.
I'm going to go back and fix it right now.
Thanks for pointing it out.
The DUST BORTHERS should never be confused with the Chemical Brothers. [/b]
You even piqued mankies interest there... Chemical Brothers are great so I was going to check out the BB/Chemical Brothers album.
Thanks for saving me a disapointing trip.
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all this attention for me ... you guys are feeding the frenzy ! [/qb][/QUOTE]are you drunk? [/QB][/QUOTE]
123+ posts ... you tell me sweetheart?!
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by thirsty moore:
[QB] Okay, fine. You're most likely 43 and still go to raves.
not bad ... but not great either -- and you can cut that age almost in 1/2 - unless you want me to be 43 [/b]
and your claiming to be older than most of the people on this board?? unless i've gotten you confused with some other new beastie boys member.
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oh my god, is m1 giving anyone else a hardon? Anyone?
Originally posted by m1:
actually I do, I'm at Aveda getting a full body massage & using my laptop for entertainment - thanks for the laughs sweetie ;) !
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by vansmack:
What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary.
HOLD THE FUCK UP
Dust Brothers were on Pauls Boutique. Chemical Brothers are someone else.(the greatest electronic music innovators ever- including Kraftwerk)
Please do not confuse the two anymore.
:) [/b]
I think New Order were greater innovators than either Chemical Brothers or Kraftwerk. But that's just me...
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Originally posted by m1:
all this attention for me ... you guys are feeding the frenzy !
are you drunk? [/QB][/QUOTE]
123+ posts ... you tell me sweetheart?! [/QB][/QUOTE]
123+ posts? what are you talking about?
i am assuming now, you are drunk.
and i am not your sweetheart, seriously.
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Originally posted by m1:
I'm a hot chick, not a guy
Chicks with Soccer thighs are not hot (Mia Hamm exception applies). [/b]
alright vansmack - 3 strikes/out
I believed in you though, know that :) !
Mia Hamm IS talented & hot - I should know, I lived w/ her for awhile when she was on the Freedom - we had many pillow fights ...
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Originally posted by nkotbie:
oh my god, is m1 giving anyone else a hardon? Anyone?
Originally posted by m1:
actually I do, I'm at Aveda getting a full body massage & using my laptop for entertainment - thanks for the laughs sweetie ;) !
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i don't know about that, but that aveda tea is nasty.
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by vansmack:
Originally posted by m1:
I'm a hot chick, not a guy
Chicks with Soccer thighs are not hot (Mia Hamm exception applies). [/b]
alright vansmack - 3 strikes/out
I believed in you though, know that :) !
Mia Hamm IS talented & hot - I should know, I lived w/ her for awhile when she was on the Freedom - we had many pillow fights ... [/b]
lesbians arent hot either. necessarily
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Originally posted by sonickteam2
123+ posts? what are you talking about?
i am assuming now, you are drunk.
and i am not your sweetheart, seriously. [/QB]
sweetheart, it's a joke - and if you take the minuscule time to check the board, there are now over 130+ replies - so yeah someone's drunk, but it ain't me ...
take care of yourself!
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Originally posted by m1:
Originally posted by sonickteam2
123+ posts? what are you talking about?
i am assuming now, you are drunk.
and i am not your sweetheart, seriously. [/b]
sweetheart, it's a joke - and if you take the minuscule time to check the board, there are now over 130+ replies - so yeah someone's drunk, but it ain't me ...
take care of yourself! [/QB]
i noticed that, but what does that have to do with you being drunk or not? see what i mean?
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
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lesbians arent hot either. necessarily [/QB]
WOAH there big fella!!!!
<img src="http://konchita.xlam.org/img/tatu.jpg" alt=" - " />
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Originally posted by m1:
alright vansmack - 3 strikes/out
I believed in you though, know that :) !
I crack me up.
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and i am not your sweetheart, seriously. [/qb][/QUOTE]sweetheart, it's a joke - and if you take the minuscule time to check the board, there are now over 130+ replies - so yeah someone's drunk, but it ain't me ...
take care of yourself! [/QB][/QUOTE]i noticed that, but what does that have to do with you being drunk or not? see what i mean? [/QB][/QUOTE]
you didn't notice it, otherwise you wouldn't have asked - massage is about over, gotta go, it was nice chattin' w/ you but you have now taken me to boredom ... take care of yourself & don't get so wrapped up in your boards - afterall, there just boards ...
BTW, nice pic Bollocks! I resemble Lena, the red ... :cool:
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Originally posted by m1:
BTW, nice pic Bollocks! I resemble Lena, the red ... :cool:
If I guess who you are, would you even tell me?
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Is this the Aveda is Bethesda? Cuz, um, I'm just about to get off work, and uh, I don't have any dinner plans, so um...
Originally posted by m1:
and i am not your sweetheart, seriously.
sweetheart, it's a joke - and if you take the minuscule time to check the board, there are now over 130+ replies - so yeah someone's drunk, but it ain't me ...
take care of yourself! [/QB][/QUOTE]i noticed that, but what does that have to do with you being drunk or not? see what i mean? [/QB][/QUOTE]
you didn't notice it, otherwise you wouldn't have asked - massage is about over, gotta go, it was nice chattin' w/ you but you have now taken me to boredom ... take care of yourself & don't get so wrapped up in your boards - afterall, there just boards ...
BTW, nice pic Bollocks! I resemble Lena, the red ... :cool: [/QB][/QUOTE]
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Originally posted by m1:
BTW, nice pic Bollocks! I resemble Lena, the red ... :cool:
If I guess who you are, would you even tell me? [/b]
Listen to you, like a middle school boy asking out his first girlfriend - how sweet ...
I know you're dying to - if you see me, approach me & I'll be there - gotta run ! bye :cool:
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Originally posted by nkotbie:
[QB] Is this the Aveda is Bethesda? Cuz, um, I'm just about to get off work, and uh, I don't have any dinner plans, so um...
Georgetown ... byebye wishful thinkin' :cool:
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Originally posted by m1:
Listen to you, like a middle school boy asking out his first girlfriend - how sweet ...
I know you're dying to - if you see me, approach me & I'll be there - gotta run ! bye :cool:
That's excellent. Have a good day.
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oh, and for all the grammar hawks out there, I meant 'they're' just boards - byebye :cool:
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Originally posted by m1:
oh, and for all the grammar hawks out there, I meant 'they're' just boards - byebye :cool:
And I was going to let that one slide.....are you still here?
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Originally posted by m1:
... byebye wishful thinkin' :cool:
This *person* gives me the creeps:
*Brags about running the posts # up & doesn't even realize that everyone is making fun of he, she, it.
*Invents an image that is prob 180 degrees from real life: getting a massage while on the laptop :roll: , dated Menudo :roll: , lived w/Mia Hamm :roll: , 1st was older than everyone on the board - then was 21 :roll:
For the first time ever, I understand what really is meant by the internet saying - "please don't feed the trolls."
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Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by nkotbie:
That stinks...and all this time I thought it was my clever buddy icon that attracted the good looking ones...
Originally posted by thirsty moore:
Isn't that what every woman says on the internet?
Originally posted by m1:
and I'm a hot chick, not a guy
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if you were a hot chick, you would have better things to do than argue on a message board , i bet.
someone told me i was a hot canuck once. [/b]
U R ! (<-just keepin' w/ the ling-o)
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Originally posted by grotty:
Originally posted by m1:
... byebye wishful thinkin' :cool:
This *person* gives me the creeps:
*Brags about running the posts # up & doesn't even realize that everyone is making fun of he, she, it.
*Invents an image that is prob 180 degrees from real life: getting a massage while on the laptop :roll: , dated Menudo :roll: , lived w/Mia Hamm :roll: , 1st was older than everyone on the board - then was 21 :roll:
For the first time ever, I understand what really is meant by the internet saying - "please don't feed the trolls." [/b]
I have a feeling *herm* will be back somehow......classic "starved for attention so attempts to get it on message boards" syndrome.
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Originally posted by grotty:
Originally posted by m1:
... byebye wishful thinkin' :cool:
This *person* gives me the creeps:
*Brags about running the posts # up & doesn't even realize that everyone is making fun of he, she, it.
*Invents an image that is prob 180 degrees from real life: getting a massage while on the laptop :roll: , dated Menudo :roll: , lived w/Mia Hamm :roll: , 1st was older than everyone on the board - then was 21 :roll:
For the first time ever, I understand what really is meant by the internet saying - "please don't feed the trolls." [/b]
*ooh yeah, I gotta go, nkotbie might come looking for me at Aveda.
I miss flawd.
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Aveda...isn't that some nasty pretend cheese?
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Is it "aveeeda" or "avayda"?
:p
Cheers
DJ Medusa.
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In Bethesda, it's a spa/hair product store where the pampered rich bitches hang out. I had a co-worked drone on ENDLESSLY about it.
As much as I like them, I hope this newbie B Boys fan flood ends quickly.
Originally posted by Bollocks:
Aveda...isn't that some nasty pretend cheese?
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Originally posted by Member 656:
Sampling has been an idea in hip-hop long before the Beastie Boys even arrived on the scene.
I find it funny that everyone now likes Paul's Boutique, and calls it a work of genius. I remember a lot of people hating that record when it came out back in 89'.
Not to mention, sampling has been around even longer than early Hip Hop. Brian Eno used it a lot in his early works and often discussed it in interviews. He often spoke of how he wanted to fuse someone like Parliment with a German band like Kraftwerk. Funny thing was, this was before Kraftwerk were eventually sampled in some famous Rap song that used Trans Europe Express. I'm sure you could go back way before Eno to find many other examples. Not being in the mood nor working on my disertation, I'll leave all the work up to you M1. Maybe it will do you some good.
BTW M1, shove the red pen up your ass! Some of us know when to put it away. Others use it tactfully or get torn apart when they get too red pen happy.
[Sorry if I'm covering ground that's already been covered. I'm still reading pg. 1 and didn't want to lose my fervor. (Would that be 'fervour' for NKOTBIE's sake? :p ]
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:) hey Jaggie - how can I, when it's already up yours? you are so smooth, it sickens me... I wish I could be as jaded and underground as you are - the King of the Jungle 'Jaguar' !
if all of you know each other so well, why don't you just get a common chat room & laugh it up w/ your friendly inside jokes - or would that be too much pressure for all of you - it didn't take much to infiltrate this 'group' & throw most of you into a tizzy - talk about threatened beneath all those cool bad-ass tattoos & musical know-how -
relax a little, but you wouldn't want to take advice from a newbie would you ... adios children & tough boys - it's been real :p !
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Originally posted by Member 656:
Originally posted by sonickteam2:
Originally posted by vansmack:
What the Beastie's and the Chemical Brothers did on Paul's Boutique was legendary.
HOLD THE FUCK UP
Dust Brothers were on Pauls Boutique. Chemical Brothers are someone else.(the greatest electronic music innovators ever- including Kraftwerk)
Please do not confuse the two anymore.
:) [/b]
I think New Order were greater innovators than either Chemical Brothers or Kraftwerk. But that's just me... [/b]
I mean...The Captain and Tenille were musical invovators...I mean really...where would rock ' roll be...?
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Originally posted by m1:
:) hey Jaggie - how can I, when it's already up yours? you are so smooth, it sickens me... I wish I could be as jaded and underground as you are - the King of the Jungle 'Jaguar' !
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
.....hear me ROAR.
:D :p