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Printablebboy87 said: Timmy84 said:  If he did say that, I think he was being sarcastic.  Nope I was serious. I really hate that muthafucka. It looks like ya'll didn't see my hate filled rant from awhile ago. Phunkdaddy might rememberI meant if you "liked" him. | |
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I was waiting for the arrival of the Chappell Piss On You Remix. | |
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Timmy84 said: bboy87 said: Nope I was serious. I really hate that muthafucka. It looks like ya'll didn't see my hate filled rant from awhile ago. Phunkdaddy might rememberI meant if you "liked" him. I still had to put it out there "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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Go ahead don't see Prince when he comes to your town next time. This will leave a ticket for someone who wants to see a good performance and is not worrying about cease and desist letters.
SexyBeautifulOne said: sexxydancer said: Worst show ever! Brief show,lip synched the whole wasy thru,no band in site,and dressed like a bum.Save ur money and go c Prince!
Sorry babe, unless there's a full fledge apology...I'd rather waste my money on the bums! At least THEY can and know how to appreciate it! | |
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laurarichardson said: Go ahead don't see Prince when he comes to your town next time. This will leave a ticket for someone who wants to see a good performance and is not worrying about cease and desist letters.
SexyBeautifulOne said: Sorry babe, unless there's a full fledge apology...I'd rather waste my money on the bums! At least THEY can and know how to appreciate it! Yeah I'd rather see Prince than see Kells going through the motions any damn day. | |
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Hell to the naww!!! Rent his Light It Up Tour dvd and that'll change your mind since he does the same set on every tour... | |
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laurarichardson said: Go ahead don't see Prince when he comes to your town next time. This will leave a ticket for someone who wants to see a good performance and is not worrying about cease and desist letters.
SexyBeautifulOne said: Sorry babe, unless there's a full fledge apology...I'd rather waste my money on the bums! At least THEY can and know how to appreciate it! 
Ok! 
It's not like he's gonna do any of the songs that I'd want to see anyway so I'll be sure to stay home and watch one of his many GREAT performances that night! | |
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Twice, the last time being 96 in San Jose when 12 Play was still hot. Aaliyah was there, too. Not to speak ill, but she sounded HORRIBLE live. Just awful. Definitely a "studio act." R. Kelly on the other hand sounded okay and was pretty entertaining. I remember at the end of hids set he dropped his trousers to reveal some silky red boxers. | |
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SexyBeautifulOne said: laurarichardson said: Go ahead don't see Prince when he comes to your town next time. This will leave a ticket for someone who wants to see a good performance and is not worrying about cease and desist letters.
Ok!
It's not like he's gonna do any of the songs that I'd want to see anyway so I'll be sure to stay home and watch one of his many GREAT performances that night! -- Great, you will not be taking a seat from someone who enjoys a performer who does do the unexpected. | |
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Lovesexy82 said: Twice, the last time being 96 in San Jose when 12 Play was still hot. Aaliyah was there, too. Not to speak ill, but she sounded HORRIBLE live. Just awful. Definitely a "studio act." R. Kelly on the other hand sounded okay and was pretty entertaining. I remember at the end of hids set he dropped his trousers to reveal some silky red boxers.
First time I've heard an orger other than myself tell the truth about Aaliyah. Girl couldn't sing live to save her life, and like Janet her performances were all the chreographer's work. Plus she had zero personality, but to hear folks round here talk you'd think she was a cross between Aretha Franklin and Mother Theresa. “The man who never looks into a newspaper is better informed than he who reads them, inasmuch as he who knows nothing is nearer to truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods and errors.”
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laurarichardson said: SexyBeautifulOne said:
Ok!
It's not like he's gonna do any of the songs that I'd want to see anyway so I'll be sure to stay home and watch one of his many GREAT performances that night! -- Great, you will not be taking a seat from someone who enjoys a performer who does do the unexpected. You are on Prince's payroll, aren't you? Come on, you can tell us! A "fan" voicing their opinion would have stopped at the last comment but you couldn't so you just rephrased it. Not fan like but very much PR like. Interestingly enough, after looking over your other comments, they seem a bit employee-sque to me as well.  | |
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I saw him waaay back in the day (mid 90s)--MC Lyte, LL Cool J, and him opened for Janet on her Janet tour. (It was right after LL's Mr. Smith album came out.) I don't even remember what songs R. Kelly had out at the time, I just remember before he came out on stage they showed him on the big screens and all this smoke and coughing (like he was smokin' up). Then he came out and kept talkin/singing, "Ladies....who wants me to take off my clothes?" My friend and I were like 
Bottom line: I'd say don't waste your money. | |
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Rather, "Anyone justify continuing to give R. Kelly their money yet?"
He has a well-documented history of preying on young girls, and the music-buying public continues to bankroll him. I don't get it.  | |
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midnightmover said: Lovesexy82 said: Twice, the last time being 96 in San Jose when 12 Play was still hot. Aaliyah was there, too. Not to speak ill, but she sounded HORRIBLE live. Just awful. Definitely a "studio act." R. Kelly on the other hand sounded okay and was pretty entertaining. I remember at the end of hids set he dropped his trousers to reveal some silky red boxers.
First time I've heard an orger other than myself tell the truth about Aaliyah. Girl couldn't sing live to save her life, and like Janet her performances were all the chreographer's work. Plus she had zero personality, but to hear folks round here talk you'd think she was a cross between Aretha Franklin and Mother Theresa. I'm feeling you, 100 percent. I remember that people were bailing on her set, myself included to get food and other refreshments. | |
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SexyBeautifulOne said: You are on Prince's payroll, aren't you? Come on, you can tell us! A "fan" voicing their opinion would have stopped at the last comment but you couldn't so you just rephrased it. Not fan like but very much PR like.
Interestingly enough, after looking over your other comments, they seem a bit employee-sque to me as well. The point is that given a choice between an elite performer/musician (when he performs, that is) over a marginally talented artist known for copying whatever style that is hot, she would lean for Prince than R. Kelly. At least with Prince, you're getting originality as well as a better quality act. THE TRAFFIC JAMMERS, The Org's house band: VAINANDY -- lead singer; NAJEE -- bass; THE AUDIENCE -- guitar; PHUNKDADDY -- rhythm guitar; ALEX de PARIS -- keyboards; Da PRETTYMAN -- keyboards; FUNKENSTEIN -- drums. HOLD ON TO YOUR DRAWERS! |
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Najee said: SexyBeautifulOne said: You are on Prince's payroll, aren't you? Come on, you can tell us! A "fan" voicing their opinion would have stopped at the last comment but you couldn't so you just rephrased it. Not fan like but very much PR like.
Interestingly enough, after looking over your other comments, they seem a bit employee-sque to me as well. The point is that given a choice between an elite performer/musician (when he performs, that is) over a marginally talented artist known for copying whatever style that is hot, she would lean for Prince than R. Kelly. At least with Prince, you're getting originality as well as a better quality act. No, I'm afraid that actually wasn't her point because she wasn't talking about her choices, she was talking about mine. | |
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SexyBeautifulOne said: No, I'm afraid that actually wasn't her point because she wasn't talking about her choices, she was talking about mine.
It's your choice to make, but I personally wouldn't choose to see R. Kelly over Prince. It's not like R. Kelly is better musician or singer, and if anything R. Kelly is likely to have taken an idea from one of Prince's concert performances and try to incoporate it into his routine. [Edited 11/19/07 8:25am] THE TRAFFIC JAMMERS, The Org's house band: VAINANDY -- lead singer; NAJEE -- bass; THE AUDIENCE -- guitar; PHUNKDADDY -- rhythm guitar; ALEX de PARIS -- keyboards; Da PRETTYMAN -- keyboards; FUNKENSTEIN -- drums. HOLD ON TO YOUR DRAWERS! |
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bboy87 said: Timmy84 said: If he did say that, I think he was being sarcastic. Nope I was serious. I really hate that muthafucka. It looks like ya'll didn't see my hate filled rant from awhile ago. Phunkdaddy might rememberI don't remember but i'm with the NWO on this one. I do not care for R."I pissed on you"Kelly either. Sadly i had to go to work last night and his tour bus had just left the arena in downtown charlotte. Then the clown goes to my hometown in columbia, sc next month. I would not go to see his show live if i had a free ticket. I would scalp it like a mutha. Don't laugh at my funk
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I am not on P's payroll I just know a talented performer over a hack.
Sorry it is called taste. I also can't support a child molesting freak. ----- SexyBeautifulOne said: laurarichardson said: -- Great, you will not be taking a seat from someone who enjoys a performer who does do the unexpected. You are on Prince's payroll, aren't you? Come on, you can tell us! A "fan" voicing their opinion would have stopped at the last comment but you couldn't so you just rephrased it. Not fan like but very much PR like. Interestingly enough, after looking over your other comments, they seem a bit employee-sque to me as well. | |
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No, that was my point. I told you good for you to stay home and let someone have a seat that prefers a good performer.
Your choice to stay home. Is great for another concert goer. SexyBeautifulOne said: Najee said: The point is that given a choice between an elite performer/musician (when he performs, that is) over a marginally talented artist known for copying whatever style that is hot, she would lean for Prince than R. Kelly. At least with Prince, you're getting originality as well as a better quality act. No, I'm afraid that actually wasn't her point because she wasn't talking about her choices, she was talking about mine. | |
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laurarichardson said: I am not on P's payroll I just know a talented performer over a hack.
Sorry it is called taste. I also can't support a child molesting freak. ----- SexyBeautifulOne said: You are on Prince's payroll, aren't you? Come on, you can tell us! A "fan" voicing their opinion would have stopped at the last comment but you couldn't so you just rephrased it. Not fan like but very much PR like. Interestingly enough, after looking over your other comments, they seem a bit employee-sque to me as well. Actually, neither of your comments had anything to do with R Kelly, so they also had nothing to do with taste preference. Try again! [Edited 11/20/07 7:40am] | |
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laurarichardson said: No, that was my point. I told you good for you to stay home and let someone have a seat that prefers a good performer.
Your choice to stay home. Is great for another concert goer. SexyBeautifulOne said: No, I'm afraid that actually wasn't her point because she wasn't talking about her choices, she was talking about mine. Uh, no again! That wasn't your point, this was: laurarichardson said: Go ahead don't see Prince when he comes to your town next time. This will leave a ticket for someone who wants to see a good performance and is not worrying about cease and desist letters. | |
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Well R. Kelly still sucks anyway. Real talk. | |
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No, I two points. You missed this one
"This will leave a ticket for someone who wants to see a good performance " R Kelly sucks ass that can be point 3. ----- SexyBeautifulOne said:[quote] laurarichardson said: No, that was my point. I told you good for you to stay home and let someone have a seat that prefers a good performer.
Your choice to stay home. Is great for another concert goer. Uh, no again! That wasn't your point, this was: laurarichardson said: Go ahead don't see Prince when he comes to your town next time. This will leave a ticket for someone who wants to see a good performance and is not worrying about cease and desist letters. | |
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MsLegs said: I was waiting for the arrival of the Chappell Piss On You Remix. Damn the video is no longer up | |
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2Jay said: now i'd pay to see that live  | |
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