Phil Collins, in an interview, talked about how amazing Bonham was for sometimes playing with his hands. That was just because he'd broken all the Q-tips and Peter Grant hadn't come back from the nearest corner shop with more by that point.
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Let's spread some musical misinformation
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Phil Collins, in an interview, talked about how amazing Bonham was for sometimes playing with his hands. That was just because he'd broken all the Q-tips and Peter Grant hadn't come back from the nearest corner shop with more by that point.
Raspberry pop tart,
Of the sort you'd buy in a corner store
Raspberry pop tart
If it wasn't warm she would eat much more
Prince’s song Raspberry Beret was originally going to be called Raspberry Purée
A friend took his son to a dinosaur exhibit at the local museum
His son asked “so where’s Keith Richards”? *
* this might not actually be misinformation
His son asked “so where’s Keith Richards”? *
* this might not actually be misinformation
are you salivating to know if i've opened the box? we'll only know if i ring the bell
Don't mess with the box or you'll B.F. Skinner'd alive.
Did you know that there's no E# or B# notes because the developers of music actually forgot to add them in the final update? What sillies!
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Weird Al wrote "Beat It" as "Eat It" first, as a pastiche of the general style of Michael Jackson. Quincy Jones heard a rough mix, and talked Al into letting Michael do his version first, because he thought it was even better than the real thing. Al didn't want to do it at first, but Quincy convinced him that Michael Jackson boasting about being tough and gangsta would be even funnier.
