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- Thread starter Chad-Chicago
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I didn't know of her until I saw her fairly recently on the Billy Bob Thornton vehicle "Goliath".
I know that it's IG, but I wonder if Muir ever got his Pepsi.
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Certainly not mine. If I didn't have a paper route, I didn't have a dime.
Anybody else start on a Sears Silvertone? Used?
Those were not the days. I started working when I was 10.
My first decent bass was a Gibson G3. 300 bucks plus my Memphis P as a trade in.
I think all the Sears Silvertones were in pawnshops by the time I started.
Looks like Kid Rock was always a bozo.
I will never understand why this a$$hat has a career.
Azzhattery in American "culture" and his career were both gaining ground around the same time. CoughLimpBizkitCough.
Today's "What the Critics Said About the Beatles in 1964" comes from New York Times critic, Theodore Strongin
"Visually they are a nightmare, tight, dandified Edwardian-Beatnik suits and great pudding bowls of hair. Musically they are a near disaster, guitars and drums slamming out a merciless beat that does away with secondary rhythms, harmony and melody. Their lyrics (punctuated by nutty shouts of "yeah, yeah, yeah") are a catastrophe, a preposterous farrago of Valentine-card romantic sentiments….
The big question in the music business at the moment is, will the Beatles last? The odds are that, in the words of another era, they're too hot not to cool down, and a cooled-down Beatle is hard to picture. It is also hard to imagine any other field in which they could apply their talents, and so the odds are that they will fade away, as most adults confidently predict. But the odds in show business have a way of being broken, and the Beatles have more showmanship than any group in years; they might just think up a new field for themselves. After all, they have done it already."
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"Visually they are a nightmare, tight, dandified Edwardian-Beatnik suits and great pudding bowls of hair. Musically they are a near disaster, guitars and drums slamming out a merciless beat that does away with secondary rhythms, harmony and melody. Their lyrics (punctuated by nutty shouts of "yeah, yeah, yeah") are a catastrophe, a preposterous farrago of Valentine-card romantic sentiments….
The big question in the music business at the moment is, will the Beatles last? The odds are that, in the words of another era, they're too hot not to cool down, and a cooled-down Beatle is hard to picture. It is also hard to imagine any other field in which they could apply their talents, and so the odds are that they will fade away, as most adults confidently predict. But the odds in show business have a way of being broken, and the Beatles have more showmanship than any group in years; they might just think up a new field for themselves. After all, they have done it already."
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What's really sad is that you have that kind of money, but such poor taste to build a POS house like that.Must have been rough tho, growing up in that doublewide........
That's actually the house he grew up in.
He evidentially DOES live in a doublewide now.
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There's an area here in Arcachon called Ville d'Hiver (Winter Ville, and yes, there are also Spring, Summer and Autumn Villes). This is just an example. Do a Google search on "images of ville d'hiver arcachon" and you'll see that: a) every house is different, and b) each is cool in its own right. What that knucklehead grew up in was just an expensive cat box. No class. No charm. No creativity. Wait...that describes him perfectly!That's actually the house he grew up in.
He evidentially DOES live in a doublewide now.
Didn't mean to turn this into a KR bashathon.
Fish in a barrel.
Fish in a barrel.
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OK, back on track.
I've really been digging Alain Caron recently. Just learned about him. No idea how I missed him the first time around. I've built a playlist on Amazon Music and have been moving through it the last few days.
I've really been digging Alain Caron recently. Just learned about him. No idea how I missed him the first time around. I've built a playlist on Amazon Music and have been moving through it the last few days.
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