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PrintableMikeMatronik said: From the photos I have seen, she lacks the size of breasts that camptivate me in terms of female musicians! 
itty bitty, but I am ok with that. I like it the azz.  a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
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Stax said: MikeMatronik said: From the photos I have seen, she lacks the size of breasts that camptivate me in terms of female musicians!
itty bitty, but I am ok with that. I like it the azz. I know her voice...she appears in RW's Rudebox album. It's a great album. Maybe his best by far! | |
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MikeMatronik said: Stax said:
itty bitty, but I am ok with that. I like it the azz. I know her voice...she appears in RW's Rudebox album. It's a great album. Maybe his best by far! Is she on the Bongo Bong song? a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
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Stax said: MikeMatronik said: I know her voice...she appears in RW's Rudebox album. It's a great album. Maybe his best by far! Is she on the Bongo Bong song? I don't have the cd here, but I think she sings background vox in these songs: Bongo Bongo (Je t'aime plus part...) Keep On | |
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wait a minute....
where's  | |
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listening now to that Lilly album...it's "noice"! | |
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prettymansson said: they all suck
You're not allowed to say that until you've heard them all. | |
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CinisterCee said: 41. tv on the radio/return to cookie mountain
20. joanna newsome/ys 10. cat power/the greatest 1. the ranconteurs/broken boy soldiers These are the only ones I have. They are pretty good. I like the 'Ys' album the most of those four. | |
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raconteurs was a pleasant album and they were enjoyable live. nothing to get worked up over, but it's nice rock music. i wouldn't say it was list-topping stuff.  | |
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I must be missing out. I ONLY have 1 of these so called top 50. I would NOT play that list if all of those cd's came 2 my chateau FREE. | |
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Graycap23 said: I would NOT play that list if all of those cd's came 2 my chateau FREE.
sextonseven said: You're not allowed to say that until you've heard them all. | |
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CinisterCee said: Graycap23 said: I would NOT play that list if all of those cd's came 2 my chateau FREE.
sextonseven said: You're not allowed to say that until you've heard them all. I'd rathey have my pearly whites pulled OUT with pliers. | |
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I'm sampling some of these listings on iTunes, and to use Jack Black's term, it sounds like the same "sad bastard" music. Some of these folks need to find the groove. Dag.
I put the Thom Yorke album on my list, nice groovy sounds, that album has. But you're telling me Van Hunt's joint is not as nice as at least half the albums on this list? And no Gnarls Barkley? No Beck? [Edited 12/11/06 13:50pm] [Edited 12/11/06 13:51pm] Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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I like namepeace's list better than Mojo's.
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CinisterCee said: I like namepeace's list better than Mojo's.
:dap: Many thanks. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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What do people think of Lupe Fiasco? Should his album be considered one of the best of 2006? | |
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sextonseven said: What do people think of Lupe Fiasco? Should his album be considered one of the best of 2006?
it's good. one of the best? bottom of top tier. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: sextonseven said: What do people think of Lupe Fiasco? Should his album be considered one of the best of 2006?
it's good. one of the best? bottom of top tier. Thanks. I heard the first two singles and was thinking about getting it. | |
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IstenSzek said: MikeMatronik said: Thom Yorke's album deserved more than a mere #40. It's a gem
i completely agree!  YEAH ANYWAY POOK THOUGHT IT BRITISH LAW TO HAVE ALL RADIOHEAD AT TOP OF EVERY LIST RIGHT UNDER OASIS AND BEATLES P o o |/, P o o |\ | |
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namepeace said: I'm sampling some of these listings on iTunes, and to use Jack Black's term, it sounds like the same "sad bastard" music. Some of these folks need to find the groove. Dag.
I put the Thom Yorke album on my list, nice groovy sounds, that album has. But you're telling me Van Hunt's joint is not as nice as at least half the albums on this list? And no Gnarls Barkley? No Beck? [Edited 12/11/06 13:50pm] [Edited 12/11/06 13:51pm] MOJO is notoriously deaf to black music that isn't made by guys named Jimi. | |
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CinisterCee said: 1. the ranconteurs/broken boy soldiers
I have this one. I chose wisely! My Legacy
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Anx said: raconteurs was a pleasant album and they were enjoyable live. nothing to get worked up over, but it's nice rock music. i wouldn't say it was list-topping stuff.
I though it was great, but felt incomplete. My Legacy
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MendesCity said: namepeace said: I'm sampling some of these listings on iTunes, and to use Jack Black's term, it sounds like the same "sad bastard" music. Some of these folks need to find the groove. Dag.
I put the Thom Yorke album on my list, nice groovy sounds, that album has. But you're telling me Van Hunt's joint is not as nice as at least half the albums on this list? And no Gnarls Barkley? No Beck? [Edited 12/11/06 13:50pm] [Edited 12/11/06 13:51pm] MOJO is notoriously deaf to black music that isn't made by guys named Jimi. that's really unfair... more and more I come to the conclusion that press is biased and full of lobbies!  | |
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MendesCity said: namepeace said: I'm sampling some of these listings on iTunes, and to use Jack Black's term, it sounds like the same "sad bastard" music. Some of these folks need to find the groove. Dag.
I put the Thom Yorke album on my list, nice groovy sounds, that album has. But you're telling me Van Hunt's joint is not as nice as at least half the albums on this list? And no Gnarls Barkley? No Beck? [Edited 12/11/06 13:50pm] [Edited 12/11/06 13:51pm] MOJO is notoriously deaf to black music that isn't made by guys named Jimi. Sometimes the pop music media contributes to the dumbing down of black music by acknowledging only handful of hip-hop artists, and ignoring black musicians. There's no way a Van Hunt or other standout soul artists should have been ignored in 2006. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: MendesCity said: MOJO is notoriously deaf to black music that isn't made by guys named Jimi. Sometimes the pop music media contributes to the dumbing down of black music by acknowledging only handful of hip-hop artists, and ignoring black musicians. There's no way a Van Hunt or other standout soul artists should have been ignored in 2006. It's a very disguised form of racism | |
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MikeMatronik said: namepeace said: Sometimes the pop music media contributes to the dumbing down of black music by acknowledging only handful of hip-hop artists, and ignoring black musicians. There's no way a Van Hunt or other standout soul artists should have been ignored in 2006. It's a very disguised form of racism Be careful.....U KNOW where this is going. | |
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Graycap23 said: MikeMatronik said: It's a very disguised form of racism Be careful.....U KNOW where this is going. yes I forgot that. But it's true. mainstream media is usually more positive towards white acts, | |
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MikeMatronik said: Graycap23 said: Be careful.....U KNOW where this is going. yes I forgot that. But it's true. mainstream media is usually more positive towards white acts, Now u KNOW that I KNOW that. Can u say King of Rock and Roll? | |
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MikeMatronik said: namepeace said: Sometimes the pop music media contributes to the dumbing down of black music by acknowledging only handful of hip-hop artists, and ignoring black musicians. There's no way a Van Hunt or other standout soul artists should have been ignored in 2006. It's a very disguised form of racism Every magazine has it's angle, and I wouldn't expect The Raconteurs would figure very high on Vibe's lists, either. Q rates English groups higher. NME likes newer music. s'just a stupid magazine. My Legacy
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