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Mickey Rourke as the villain. Mickey Rourke is starting to look like a homeless (boatless?) pirate who keeps a tanning bed plugged in somewhere. I'm pretty sure he smells.
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I don't care about hipsters, but RESPECT BIKES. They have a right to ride safely on our streets. Go around them you shell fish impotent batstids LOL Bikers need to obey the traffic laws same as everyone else. That little strip on the side of t…
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In the Boston Globe, no less. Hipster Fatigue[/b] I fancy myself open-minded and easygoing, which is why I was disturbed at my behavior last week when a pair of cyclists, riding side-by-side, blocked a lane of traffic and slowed my car to a spee…
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Another Glenn Beck clip???
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Santana...
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My grandmother took me to see Liberace at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City in the early 60's. Saw Vanilla Fudge at a High School in 1968. First "real" concert I went to by choice was Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden in 1970....two nights in a …
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Sept 1979. Madison Square Garden, the last night of the M.U.S.E. (No Nukes) concerts. Opening acts were Ray Parker Jr & Raydio and Poco, headliner was Crosby, Still and Nash. "Special" acts were James Taylor & Carly Simon, Paul Simon, Bonnie…
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Night owl by nature, but having kids has forced me into the early bird role. I never in my worst nightmare thought that 6AM would be my normal wake-up time, but here I am. Childless strutters, beware, this fate awaits you too... He speaks the truth…
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motherf*cker
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So basically anyone who speaks their mind that doesn't agree with the liberal propaganda you've been force-fed? I just want to be clear. The liberal zombies are coming to get you. Back into your bunker with your Rush and your guns, and your Fun-Y…
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If you fold a hundred dollar bill just right... LMFAO!!
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It was the first real food we gave our son when he was ready to eat in addition to having breast milk still. A perfect first food. A perfect food for life. My three year old is INSANE for guacamole. If we get Mexican food he wont eat anything unles…
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Now that they're 5 and 3 they mainly go to sleep with stories on the iPod, everything from Dr Seuss to Word Girl (from PBS). When the little guy goes down for his nap I always play 'Bedtime with the Beatles', which is surprisingly good (I believe it…
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My good friend just had a baby boy, and I want to send her a mixtape of all funky/soulful/rocking tunes that celebrate birth.... I got a bunch of songs already but figured the SS massive would have a few suggestions for me.... all genres welcomed..…
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The rest of the Band were really pissed about Neil Diamond playing and didn't even talk to him. Robertson had just finished producing his record. The whole subtext that Robertson was the only one who wanted to end the band is great. In retrospe…
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The rest of the Band were really pissed about Neil Diamond playing and didn't even talk to him. Robertson had just finished producing his record. The whole subtext that Robertson was the only one who wanted to end the band is great. In retrospe…
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I got nothing against the Band, but when it comes down to late-sixties Americana, I prefer CCR and the Sir Douglas Quintet...they rocked harder and their songs had hooks. The Band, by contrast, were a lot more "folky" and serious, but theyre still p…
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Watch Sam and Dave tear it up...
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Is this version anywhere on vinyl? Like it much more than the the epic album version. More bigband, less Whitfield noodling. Noodling?!? Dude...
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You Can Give Your Love To Me (Verve 45) Such an awesome - and slept on - 45! Both of those Verve 45s are heat.
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Riverside 4588 Lou Courtney - Skate Now / I Can Always Tell - 1966 Riverside 4589 Lou Courtney - Do The Thing / Man Is Lonely - 1967 Riverside 4590 The Gems - I'll Be There / I Miss Him Riverside 4591 Lou Courtney - You Ain't Ready / I've Got Just T…
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Anyone got one? I looked at Global Dog and Soulful Kind. There's an incomplete one here. Thanks in advance. That's very interesting. The only stuff I've ever seen is Lou Courtney and the Webs. I wonder what that stuff is like.
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Where do these dudes get their $ Tefteller's a major dealer. I think the dude with the chin slinky* is subsisting on spaghetti-o's and ice water to finance his habit. * See the NYT article for the pic... http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/12/arts/mu…
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well, not really helpful that site... Really??? Donaldson, Lou At His Best: (Cadet 1966) * ???Wig Blues??? Brand Nubian???s ???Weed vs. Weaves??? Alligator Bogaloo: (Blue Note 1967) * ???One Cylinder??? Hard 2 Obtain???s ???Joker'…
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Profits don't go doctors, BTW. These are publicly traded companies. Doctors are some of the richest people in our society. And they "profit" on people's misery more than just about anyone else, regardless of their oath or intent. The average doc…
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Some shots i took for Amsterdams finest record store Winter wool cap and summer T- Shirt ? what season it was ? Where do you live? The streets of America are crawling with douchebags rocking the "my head is 150 degrees while the rest of me i…
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I just ordered that from Amazon last week.
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Just started reading this new thang: vampires + virus + Guillermo Del Toro = awesome, whens the movie out. I saw that advertised somewhere. It looks very cool.
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Just finished this (amazing) Now Reading this: A combo of fantasy and alternative history. Takes place during the Napoleonic wars.