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PrintableAnx said: Fauxie said: I think you like to torment me.  i don't like it, fauxie. i don't. it's a compulsion, like what predatory foot fetishists or flashers must feel. it's a means to a very sad, sick, brutal end.  Why can't you be easy and slutty like Imago? You make things so difficult with your intellect and correct spelling and stuff. | |
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luv4all7 said: minneapolisgenius said:   You didn't know this about me? About my obsession with the boys?  It's why everyone thinks I'm completely off my rocker around here and gives me so much shit for it. hehehe
Do you have the DVD that came out in 2003? 
[Edited 8/21/06 7:22am] I did NOT know. I only have a very MILD obsession. No, I don't have it. Well, if you get the DVD that Jimmy Page took years to compile, you will have a bit more than a MILD obsession.  That's what pushed me over the edge. 
It's a MUST HAVE for any rock fan. It's two discs of film/video footage of the band live from the very start ('68) until 1979.  It really is mindblowing and the next best thing to actually having been there back in the day.
Here are some clips from the DVD that ended up on YouTube. The quality is much better on the actual DVD of course, but here's a sample...
The Ocean (1973) http://www.youtube.com/wa...f0t_c8XNNc Going To California (1975) http://www.youtube.com/wa...8rnQ2v2Bq8 "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Fauxie said: Anx said: i don't like it, fauxie. i don't. it's a compulsion, like what predatory foot fetishists or flashers must feel. it's a means to a very sad, sick, brutal end. Why can't you be easy and slutty like Imago? You make things so difficult with your intellect and correct spelling and stuff. because if i did that, i'm afraid my gruff, brittle exterior would flake away and fly into the night like so much soul dandruff from the itchy scalp that is my life. do you understand? | |
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minneapolisgenius said: luv4all7 said: I did NOT know. I only have a very MILD obsession. No, I don't have it. Well, if you get the DVD that Jimmy Page took years to compile, you will have a bit more than a MILD obsession. That's what pushed me over the edge.
It's a MUST HAVE for any rock fan. It's two discs of film/video footage of the band live from the very start ('68) until 1979. It really is mindblowing and the next best thing to actually having been there back in the day.
they were sooch fancy boys led zepplin, with their long hair and feminine blouses... | |
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purplerein said: minneapolisgenius said: Well, if you get the DVD that Jimmy Page took years to compile, you will have a bit more than a MILD obsession. That's what pushed me over the edge.
It's a MUST HAVE for any rock fan. It's two discs of film/video footage of the band live from the very start ('68) until 1979. It really is mindblowing and the next best thing to actually having been there back in the day.
they were sooch fancy boys led zepplin, with their long hair and feminine blouses... | |
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purplerein said: minneapolisgenius said: Well, if you get the DVD that Jimmy Page took years to compile, you will have a bit more than a MILD obsession. That's what pushed me over the edge.
It's a MUST HAVE for any rock fan. It's two discs of film/video footage of the band live from the very start ('68) until 1979. It really is mindblowing and the next best thing to actually having been there back in the day.
they were sooch fancy boys led zepplin, with their long hair and feminine blouses... I know. I love it."I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Anx said: Fauxie said: Why can't you be easy and slutty like Imago? You make things so difficult with your intellect and correct spelling and stuff. because if i did that, i'm afraid my gruff, brittle exterior would flake away and fly into the night like so much soul dandruff from the itchy scalp that is my life. do you understand? No. Was that a positive or negative response?  | |
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Fauxie said: Anx said: because if i did that, i'm afraid my gruff, brittle exterior would flake away and fly into the night like so much soul dandruff from the itchy scalp that is my life. do you understand? No. Was that a positive or negative response? which answer gets me pics of your snoopy? | |
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Anx said: Fauxie said: No. Was that a positive or negative response? which answer gets me pics of your snoopy? What's a snoopy? 
It's ok, I'll wait for JerseyKRS to come online and translate. | |
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Fauxie said: Anx said: which answer gets me pics of your snoopy? What's a snoopy?
It's ok, I'll wait for JerseyKRS to come online and translate. is my patois of yiddish, made-up words and personal euphemisms REALLY that difficult to grasp?  | |
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Anx said: Fauxie said: Ugh! I knew what I was going to say but mdiver's mammoth pic threw me off. Yes, I have nothing to say. he had to use a big picture, because otherwise it's not raging at a machine. it would be more like kvetching or hintdropping at the machine. You really get me don't ya mate? | |
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mdiver said: Anx said: he had to use a big picture, because otherwise it's not raging at a machine. it would be more like kvetching or hintdropping at the machine. You really get me don't ya mate? well, all i can say is you gotta get up PRETTY early in the morning to wake up before me. | |
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Anx said: mdiver said: You really get me don't ya mate? well, all i can say is you gotta get up PRETTY early in the morning to wake up before me. | |
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Anx said: mdiver said: You really get me don't ya mate? well, all i can say is you gotta get up PRETTY early in the morning to wake up before me. the sexual inuendos in that one sentence.... | |
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Probably either Abbey Road or The White Album by the Beatles.
Some honorable mentions Sgt Pepper Songs in the Key of Life--Stevie Wonder London Calling--The Clash [Edited 8/21/06 10:34am] My Legacy
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NDRU said: Probably either Abbey Road or The White Album by the Beatles.
Some honorable mentions Sgt Pepper Songs in the Key of Life--Stevie Wonder London Calling--The Clash [Edited 8/21/06 10:34am] I just could never get into The Clash for some reason.  "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said: NDRU said: Probably either Abbey Road or The White Album by the Beatles.
Some honorable mentions Sgt Pepper Songs in the Key of Life--Stevie Wonder London Calling--The Clash [Edited 8/21/06 10:34am] I just could never get into The Clash for some reason. Not enough hair, maybe? I like all the Clash's stuff, but London Calling is so far above the rest it's ridiculous. The punks might say that's when they sold out, but to me it's when they got creative. 20 songs, and they're all great, and all different, something you can't say about Nevermind the Bullocks. They're actually kind of like the Beatles, who started as punks, too. 2 lead singers (one is the real soul & leader, though), and nobody shines as an individual musician, they play really well as a unit. And rather than stay with what worked in the beginning, they grew and evolved, and then went back to basics (a different kind of basics than they began with) on Combat Rock. Cut the Crap doesn't deserve mention, so I'll leave it at that. My Legacy
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NDRU said: Probably either Abbey Road or The White Album by the Beatles.
Some honorable mentions Sgt Pepper Songs in the Key of Life--Stevie Wonder London Calling--The Clash [Edited 8/21/06 10:34am] I'll go Sgt Pepper with ya.
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NDRU said: minneapolisgenius said: I just could never get into The Clash for some reason. Not enough hair, maybe? I like all the Clash's stuff, but London Calling is so far above the rest it's ridiculous. The punks might say that's when they sold out, but to me it's when they got creative. 20 songs, and they're all great, and all different, something you can't say about Nevermind the Bullocks. They're actually kind of like the Beatles, who started as punks, too. 2 lead singers (one is the real soul & leader, though), and nobody shines as an individual musician, they play really well as a unit. And rather than stay with what worked in the beginning, they grew and evolved, and then went back to basics (a different kind of basics than they began with) on Combat Rock. Cut the Crap doesn't deserve mention, so I'll leave it at that. No, not about the hair. I just could never get into them. I just don't like (it's Joe Strummer right?) the vocals on most of their songs for some reason. I'll give you that, that London Calling is a very diverse album though. But then, that's all I really know by them, is that album.
I find it odd myself that I don't like them more than I do because I grew up listening to punk rock and being part of that whole scene in the States in the 80s. The Clash just sort of fell by the wayside for me though. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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luv4all7 said: NDRU said: Probably either Abbey Road or The White Album by the Beatles.
Some honorable mentions Sgt Pepper Songs in the Key of Life--Stevie Wonder London Calling--The Clash [Edited 8/21/06 10:34am] I'll go Sgt Pepper with ya.
Now U gotta pick between Led Zep I & II. Which do u choose? I'll go with II. But I haven't heard I in a while. Maybe I need to pick that up? "Good times bad times you know I had my share..." My Legacy
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minneapolisgenius said: NDRU said: Not enough hair, maybe? I like all the Clash's stuff, but London Calling is so far above the rest it's ridiculous. The punks might say that's when they sold out, but to me it's when they got creative. 20 songs, and they're all great, and all different, something you can't say about Nevermind the Bullocks. They're actually kind of like the Beatles, who started as punks, too. 2 lead singers (one is the real soul & leader, though), and nobody shines as an individual musician, they play really well as a unit. And rather than stay with what worked in the beginning, they grew and evolved, and then went back to basics (a different kind of basics than they began with) on Combat Rock. Cut the Crap doesn't deserve mention, so I'll leave it at that. No, not about the hair. I just could never get into them. I just don't like (it's Joe Strummer right?) the vocals on most of their songs for some reason. I'll give you that, that London Calling is a very diverse album though. But then, that's all I really know by them, is that album.
I find it odd myself that I don't like them more than I do because I grew up listening to punk rock and being part of that whole scene in the States in the 80s. The Clash just sort of fell by the wayside for me though. I's just kidding about the hair yeah, Joe Stummer. My girlfriend hates his singing, too, but he's who I called the "soul & leader" earlier. I love his singing, and I love that his songs are about something. I just watched the dvd "The Clash: Westway to the World" and even his way of speaking is passionate & engaging, something else he shared with John Lennon. My Legacy
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NDRU said: minneapolisgenius said: No, not about the hair. I just could never get into them. I just don't like (it's Joe Strummer right?) the vocals on most of their songs for some reason. I'll give you that, that London Calling is a very diverse album though. But then, that's all I really know by them, is that album.
I find it odd myself that I don't like them more than I do because I grew up listening to punk rock and being part of that whole scene in the States in the 80s. The Clash just sort of fell by the wayside for me though. I's just kidding about the hair yeah, Joe Stummer. My girlfriend hates his singing, too, but he's who I called the "soul & leader" earlier. I love his singing, and I love that his songs are about something. I just watched the dvd "The Clash: Westway to the World" and even his way of speaking is passionate & engaging, something else he shared with John Lennon. Yes, I cannot stand his voice. I do like some of their songs though I suppose. One day maybe I'll grow to like them more.
And yes, Zep II for me as well to the above post.
Zeppelin I is also great, and II is just an extension of that. They were recorded within months of each other actually, but II was recorded on the road and so most of the more sexual songs (Whole Lotta Love, The Lemon Song ) although they were covers, were a direct result of their hedonistic experiences in L.A. and S.F. with the groupies and more specifically, the G.T.O.s, which really interests me. "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said: NDRU said: I's just kidding about the hair yeah, Joe Stummer. My girlfriend hates his singing, too, but he's who I called the "soul & leader" earlier. I love his singing, and I love that his songs are about something. I just watched the dvd "The Clash: Westway to the World" and even his way of speaking is passionate & engaging, something else he shared with John Lennon. Yes, I cannot stand his voice. I do like some of their songs though I suppose. One day maybe I'll grow to like them more.
And yes, Zep II for me as well to the above post.
Zeppelin I is also great, and II is just an extension of that. They were recorded within months of each other actually, but II was recorded on the road and so most of the more sexual songs (Whole Lotta Love, The Lemon Song ) although they were covers, were a direct result of their hedonistic experiences in L.A. and S.F. with the groupies and more specifically, the G.T.O.s, which really interests me. II was always more exciting to me. And calling them cover tunes is generous of you, though they obviously "borrowed" quite a bit of material. What's the G.T.O.s? My Legacy
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NDRU said: minneapolisgenius said: Yes, I cannot stand his voice. I do like some of their songs though I suppose. One day maybe I'll grow to like them more.
And yes, Zep II for me as well to the above post.
Zeppelin I is also great, and II is just an extension of that. They were recorded within months of each other actually, but II was recorded on the road and so most of the more sexual songs (Whole Lotta Love, The Lemon Song ) although they were covers, were a direct result of their hedonistic experiences in L.A. and S.F. with the groupies and more specifically, the G.T.O.s, which really interests me. II was always more exciting to me. And calling them cover tunes is generous of you, though they obviously "borrowed" quite a bit of material. What's the G.T.O.s? An all girl group that Frank Zappa put together in L.A. in the late 60s. Pamela Des Barres, the world's most famous groupie, was in it and she also wrote that tell-all book "I'm With the Band". She also "dated" Jimmy Page (among scores of other rock stars) which makes the book truly awesome IMO.
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minneapolisgenius said: NDRU said: II was always more exciting to me. And calling them cover tunes is generous of you, though they obviously "borrowed" quite a bit of material. What's the G.T.O.s? An all girl group that Frank Zappa put together in L.A. in the late 60s. Pamela Des Barres, the world's most famous groupie, was in it and she also wrote that tell-all book "I'm With the Band". She also "dated" Jimmy Page (among scores of other rock stars) which makes the book truly awesome IMO.
Oh, her. That's ONE thing you can say Jimmy Page & Don Johnson have in common! I've never heard of the G.T.O.s though. I didn't know she had musician DNA, just that she contained it  My Legacy
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minneapolisgenius said: Yes.
And a perfect opportunity to post pics:
 
 
Yay! Zeppelin pics in GD!  Hey, hey!... 
...Too late. 
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NDRU said: minneapolisgenius said: An all girl group that Frank Zappa put together in L.A. in the late 60s. Pamela Des Barres, the world's most famous groupie, was in it and she also wrote that tell-all book "I'm With the Band". She also "dated" Jimmy Page (among scores of other rock stars) which makes the book truly awesome IMO.
Oh, her. That's ONE thing you can say Jimmy Page & Don Johnson have in common! I've never heard of the G.T.O.s though. I didn't know she had musician DNA, just that she contained it  Well, I never said they were any good.
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theAudience said: minneapolisgenius said: Yes.
And a perfect opportunity to post pics:
Yay! Zeppelin pics in GD! Hey, hey!...
...Too late.
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Did you hurry up and draw that picture of you holding your head in your hands just for me?  I'm flattered. [Edited 8/21/06 12:57pm] "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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