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Originally Posted by strawberryluna

doggie on a kitty bed. i know it well.

[derekdeal]

if i got hit by a car full speed on the freeway, i think it would probably be my conversation starter at least 80% of the time.

[VonDada]

Originally Posted by Steve Chanks

wow, I'm horny now. be back in 2, I'm gonna Pop my Tart

Ew.

[Steve Chanks]

when ever VonDada quotes me I sound... tougher

[raindog138]

Originally Posted by JohnnyThief

Perhaps. But I don't see it. Look at that stupid Led Zeppelin thread,... people worshipping music that is 40 years old, played by people old enough to get senior discounts at the buffet. (Trust me, I like old music I listen to more Muddy waters than anything new) People may be doing music, but no one is creating new music, or a new genre. And few people are saying anything with their music.

Every time we bury a Joe Strummer, or a Joey Ramone, I'm looking around to see who the new visionaries are, & all I see are a bunch of copies of a copy. This generation doesn't have a Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Johnny Thunders, Darby Crash, or a Tom Waits.

We have more tech & information at our fingertips than ever in human history. It's never been easier for anyone to research, learn, network, distribute, record, edit, & publish their won shit. Yet, we've skipped twenty years of a new movement?

Don't read this like I'm yelling at anyone, but those silly scene cartoons were exactly the same twenty years ago. It was funny then because it was still new. It's long been past time to rip all that down & start it all over again. Now, it's like visiting at a nursing home.

the problem is that there is TOO MUCH out there now. it's like looking for a needle in a stack of needles as they say. every jackass with a computer can make an album and put it out for cheap. this wasnt the case in the past. and bands or musicians motivations are far different for the most part. less pure.

still...

ive seen many acts that are completely original and really pushing the boundaries of what has been done and where music can go. you just have to get lucky and stumble upon them. but they are there.

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look it's allison

[VonDada]

The official Chocolate Chip Cookie of GP.

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