Nooooooooooooooooooo. Do they sing that Take a Look at My Girlfriend song? It doesn't matter because now it is in my head and I am angry!
What band does everyone else thinks is lame but you like?
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one of those projects i've tried to like, but never did, despite loving some of pattons other alterna-stuff. tedious.
OH! Na na na NA!
I don't think enough people regard them as lame for you to win.
The Power Station.
I win.
At least no one has admitted to Morrisey.
I add Quiet Riot to my list. Something about Metal Health that makes me want to drive Mach 5 and grow my mullet back...
I add Quiet Riot to my list. Something about Metal Health that makes me want to drive Mach 5 and grow my mullet back...
that's not what i've heard. i heard that he didn't have to.
So what Freddie Mercury would do any thing with a Hole , aMale, female, goat , tree , etc ,etc
He didn't push it on me.
Limp Biskit
Yeah I'll agree with you there ( I saw them back in 83 )
oh hell yeah!! saw them in 99, and they still were rawkin
Boston rules.
How about Ani Difranco? I don't know many straight white males that like her much, yet here I am. I guess deep down inside, I am a lesbian.
I almost got arrested because of Boston. A neighbor called in a noise complaint at 3:00 AM. Friends and I got back from the bar and had some loud and lively Boston air band action. I was a little too intoxicated to properly talk to the police. It didn't help that I had a bunch of morons behind me who continued to jam away on their air instruments. It was awesome.
Edit: LOL, it must have lookes something like this.
Edit: LOL, it must have lookes something like this.
Do you own a lot of denim shorts?
Barry Goudreau was @ the Christopher Guest thing.
No, but I wear a bunch of loose fitting flannel shirts that hide my figure and act all butch and stuff.
I like Ani's music.
This is a true story.
Years ago when I worked at this print shop I had a Boston curse.
Seriously.
EVERY time I turned on the radio, Boston would come on. If it wasn't the current song playing, or it was a commercial, it would always be the next song. It got to the point that all my coworkers were getting spooked.
I'd walk up the the radio/tape player and say, "I bet Boston is on" and everyone in the shop would scream, "NOOOOO!!!"
I'd flip it on or switch from tape to radio and whammo - "it's more than a feeliiiinn..."
It wasn't just one radio station either. I could spin the dial randomly first before turning it on, or ask someone to spin it for me. It was always Boston.
And I do mean EVERY time. For more than a year.
I don't know what finally broke the curse, but one day I switched it on and the next song was....
wait for it......
Chicago.
Luckily it wasn't a Chicago curse. After that, any random song could be on. I was free.
Years ago when I worked at this print shop I had a Boston curse.
Seriously.
EVERY time I turned on the radio, Boston would come on. If it wasn't the current song playing, or it was a commercial, it would always be the next song. It got to the point that all my coworkers were getting spooked.
I'd walk up the the radio/tape player and say, "I bet Boston is on" and everyone in the shop would scream, "NOOOOO!!!"
I'd flip it on or switch from tape to radio and whammo - "it's more than a feeliiiinn..."
It wasn't just one radio station either. I could spin the dial randomly first before turning it on, or ask someone to spin it for me. It was always Boston.
And I do mean EVERY time. For more than a year.
I don't know what finally broke the curse, but one day I switched it on and the next song was....
wait for it......
Chicago.
Luckily it wasn't a Chicago curse. After that, any random song could be on. I was free.
I like the Stone Roses. Blur too.
after a bit further contemplation, these bands are exempt from my proclamation:
Great Plains
Antarctica
Portishead
Antietam (Tara Key is a smoking guitar player)
Calexico
Earth
Green River
Laibach
Warsaw (pre-Joy Division)
Great Plains
Antarctica
Portishead
Antietam (Tara Key is a smoking guitar player)
Calexico
Earth
Green River
Laibach
Warsaw (pre-Joy Division)
maroon 5 and Chris Burke with Joe and John DeMasi
http://www.chrisburke.org/
http://www.chrisburke.org/
Europe.
Asia.
America.
Boston.
Chicago.
Miami Sound Machine...
Berlin is a forgivable exception.
I agree with these, but I don't recall listening to the others.
Get to know Calexico. Best music to come out of my hometown of Tucson since Lalo Guerrero.
If that's the cure I really don't want the disease.
The Cure rules!!!!
Cranberries.
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**** you anyway.
:**** you anyway.
Re-read the thread title. The Cure is fvcking awesome.
a amazon haired bull dyke
The Cranberries....I don't know why....I like the song Linger....
I just learned that Freddy Mercury was Indian.
Early Life
Mercury was born Farrokh Bulsara, on the island of Zanzibar, off the coast of Tanzania. His parents, Bomi and Jer Bulsara,[a] were Parsis from the Gujarat region of the then province of Bombay Presidency in British India.[9] The family surname is derived from the town of Bulsar (also known as Valsad) in southern Gujarat. As Parsis, Freddie and his family practiced the Zoroastrian religion. The Bulsara family had moved to Zanzibar in order for his father to continue his job as a cashier at the British Colonial Office. He had one younger sister, Kashmira.[10]
The hectics with Freddie Mercury in the centre
In 1954, at the age of eight, Mercury was sent to study at St. Peter's School,[11] a boarding school for boys in Panchgani near Mumbai, India.[12] At school, he formed a popular school band, called The Hectics, for which he played the piano. A friend from the time recalls that he had "an uncanny ability to listen to the radio and replay what he heard on piano".[13] It was also at St. Peter's where he began to call himself "Freddie". Mercury remained in India for most of his childhood, living with his grandmother and aunt. He completed his education in India at St. Mary's School, Mumbai.[14]
Who knew?
Early Life
Mercury was born Farrokh Bulsara, on the island of Zanzibar, off the coast of Tanzania. His parents, Bomi and Jer Bulsara,[a] were Parsis from the Gujarat region of the then province of Bombay Presidency in British India.[9] The family surname is derived from the town of Bulsar (also known as Valsad) in southern Gujarat. As Parsis, Freddie and his family practiced the Zoroastrian religion. The Bulsara family had moved to Zanzibar in order for his father to continue his job as a cashier at the British Colonial Office. He had one younger sister, Kashmira.[10]
The hectics with Freddie Mercury in the centre
In 1954, at the age of eight, Mercury was sent to study at St. Peter's School,[11] a boarding school for boys in Panchgani near Mumbai, India.[12] At school, he formed a popular school band, called The Hectics, for which he played the piano. A friend from the time recalls that he had "an uncanny ability to listen to the radio and replay what he heard on piano".[13] It was also at St. Peter's where he began to call himself "Freddie". Mercury remained in India for most of his childhood, living with his grandmother and aunt. He completed his education in India at St. Mary's School, Mumbai.[14]
Who knew?
I want to play! 2 years too late but I'll start with the 90s first.
I own this CD... Every time I listen to it I want to ride a Vespa and free puppies.
I own this CD... Every time I listen to it I want to ride a Vespa and free puppies.
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Now we'll deal with the 80s.
The Jam, The Style Council & Madness -is there ever enough?
The Jam, The Style Council & Madness -is there ever enough?