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NBC: Obviously, Jimmy Hasn't Met Many Of You

2010-03-18T04:21:13Z

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IMO, people like the vast majority of RMAS contributors (and liberals
in general) are the prime reason for the bitter partisanship.
Your idea of "tolerance" is "our way-period".
ER
Truly Fair & Balanced, USA

Re: R&R Hall of Fame induction

2010-03-18T04:14:57Z

On Mar 17, 9:16 am, "stuthalb...@comcast.net"
They're far better than many of the inductees-they have a solid body
of work & have influenced millions. My guess is far more people have
been inspired to play music because of KISS than BRUUUUUCE
ER
Cold Gin, USA

Re: R&R Hall of Fame induction

2010-03-18T04:10:53Z

and Roll Hall Of Fame is an embarrassment. The sheer amount of shit
artists that they admit makes it the biggest laughing stock around.
YUp
Jimmy Cliff ?? Billy Joel ??? James Taylor ?? these acts wouldn't
know rock & roll if it bit 'em from behind
ER
Hasil Adkins, USA

Re: RIP: Alex Chilton (I never travel far, without a little Big Star...)

2010-03-18T03:19:30Z

ah damn. Long live Big Star - power pop perfection.

Queen Has A New Lead Singer & More

2010-03-18T02:36:31Z

If anyone here needs any proof, conviction that there is justice in
this Universe, I proclaim, I've known of someone far greater than I as
a person, the new future lead singer of Queen, Siobhan Magnus.
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Contractual statement Regarding Queen as Siobhan Magnus, W. K. Mahler,

RIP: Alex Chilton (I never travel far, without a little Big Star...)

2010-03-18T01:36:49Z

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Re: Obama has been an Epic Failure

2010-03-18T01:31:43Z

The Atlantic
How Many People Die From Lack of Health Insurance?
By Megan McArdle

It's a contentious question, but curiously, one that doesn't get
debated nearly as fiercely as things like "how many uninsured people
are there?" I find that surprising, because after all, we don't
necessarily care whether people are marked by some survey as "insured"

Re: Obama has been an Epic Failure

2010-03-18T01:28:35Z

The Atlantic
Myth Diagnosis
Everyone knows that people without health insurance are more likely to
die. But are they?
By Megan McArdle
Outside of the few states where it is illegal to deny coverage based
on medical history, I am probably uninsurable. Though I’m in pretty
good health, I have several latent conditions, including an autoimmune

Re: SBC - Favorite Rolling Stones song of all time?

2010-03-18T00:46:17Z

I didn't see it either.
Or, Parachute Woman
Factory Girl
Under My Thumb
What about Cry To Me?

Re: SBC - Favorite Rolling Stones song of all time?

2010-03-18T00:43:15Z

" Hand of Fate".

Gene Simmons Interview on Danny Bonaduce 94 WYSP

2010-03-18T00:13:38Z

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Re: SBC - Favorite Rolling Stones song of all time?

2010-03-17T23:30:52Z

Don't think I ever saw Midnight Rambler on this list....

Re: Darkness Japan Mini LP

2010-03-17T23:26:02Z

On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 08:50:10 -0700, "The Mighty T.B."
Clearly manufacturing quality differences will have an impact on vinly
media.
Have you done, say, and EAC extraction between Japanese and domestic
TOLs to conform that they used different masters?

Re: NBC: but at least music related -- Flogging Molly concert

2010-03-17T21:30:44Z

Robert:
I recall you being a Joe Henry fan ... I saw Joe play at the Old Town
School last Saturday here in Chicago. Really wonderful performance,
heavy on the "Blood From Stars" disc (not my favorite of his, but one
I enjoy nonetheless). Jay Bellerose on drums/percussion was
phenomenal (almost hesitate to call him "just" a drummer) and Joe's

Re: SBC - Favorite Rolling Stones song of all time?

2010-03-17T20:09:18Z

Ooooh. forgot that one! And Miss You! Too many great songs... Just
caught the TAMI show from 1964? 1965? on public TV the other night
with great old performances by Chuck Berry, James Brown, Smokey, Jan
and Dean, Beach Boys, Supremes and Stones.. .. We were all so young!