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schroeder
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posted August 04, 2005 07:50
    
A friend of mine just emailed that bit of newz to me... I was never a Stones fan, never liked Mick's voice; but, will admit they write some great tunes... I just wish they didn't preform them!!!! I enjoy hearing other bands cover them, but always thought they were overratted.I know they are icons and I respect their place in rock n roll history... just like the way I feel about the Beach Boys... not my thang however. Don't know how the senior citizens in the audience will feel about being assaulted my Metallica. Maybe they will do an unplugged show. -------------------- yawn
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X-D
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posted August 04, 2005 13:54
Haha, I'd feel bad for Metallica if it weren't for all those millions...Concerning Hetfield... Funny, he really has began to look more and more like a very pretentious & frustrated actor friend of mine, seriously. Sexual preference: uncertain. All Met-baching aside, bringing Trujillo on board was a good move on their part! Maybe they will become inspired again? Though that photo does nothing to raise my hopes. -------------------- I am a robot... bleep blop bloop
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BlackCloud
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posted August 04, 2005 18:06
The most "important" Rolling Stone ever:Brian Jones!!!  Bill Wyman 2nd
Charlie Watts 3rd
Mick Taylor 4th
Mick Jagger 5th and fuck Keith Richards!!!   -------------------- http://www.reverbnation.com/paulenglish
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Slaytanic
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posted August 05, 2005 12:41
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Originally posted by Black Cloud:
The most "important" Rolling Stone ever:Brian Jones!!!
Can't say I agree with you. All the best Stones songs are written by Jagger/Richards. And before you start, please don't tell me they stole Brian's ideas (just like ppl said aboot Cliff Burton, btw) without having evidence.  -------------------- "Forty-five moments of perfection translated through a cautionary escape into the perils of the mundane, the inherent entropy in ultimate order, and the potential threats of eternal, unchecked apathy in civilization; all cloaked in musical expression so thoughtful, creative and forward thinking that almost a quarter-century later, few can even comprehend it, much less match it." (autothrall)
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posted August 04, 2005 15:55
