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Xbox 360 Kinect Cat Kicked
to poke fun at an old song: "Kitty at my foot and I wanna KICK IT"
Cute pianist plays Mozart
>> ^KnivesOut:
In other news, YET ANOTHER anonymous internet dbag has explained in great detail why he can't be bothered to give a shit.>> ^westy:
not really that cute skipped all the music , because I cannot give a shit about yet another person playing an old song in video format , if however sum-one was playing this in the room with me then id listen , or it was sumone doing something more original with the song in a video then that would be fine evan if it was played technically worse.
What i said is entrly logical , how is it entertaining watching sumone do the same task that i have seen hundreds of times before ? I made it clear that If this was in real life id sit and listen as that would provide a unequ exsperance ( dont know manny people who play peano) as apossed to online where i can load up amazing tellent in a few clicks. and I dont find the girl in the video cute.
Sure I love watching sumone build microchips or perform a task in a factory a cuple of times and learn a process thats as intresting as annything else , but after knowing the process and seeing it hundreds of times its no longer intresting. ( the way this person is playing to me comes across as very procedural , its not bad but it suports my piont that if i want to listen to simply well performed peano online why would i spend time watching this girl when i could watch other people that play in my opinoin far better.
Rather than just name calling maby you can actualy exsplain why i'm a "dbag" , from usage of the word "dbag" randomly calling sumone that without anny justification and no real backing, in a way to make oneself feal slighty better or to come across as better to ones peers is far more "dbagish" of a comment than what i Put.
Cute pianist plays Mozart
In other news, YET ANOTHER anonymous internet dbag has explained in great detail why he can't be bothered to give a shit.>> ^westy:
not really that cute skipped all the music , because I cannot give a shit about yet another person playing an old song in video format , if however sum-one was playing this in the room with me then id listen , or it was sumone doing something more original with the song in a video then that would be fine evan if it was played technically worse.
Cute pianist plays Mozart
not really that cute skipped all the music , because I cannot give a shit about yet another person playing an old song in video format , if however sum-one was playing this in the room with me then id listen , or it was sumone doing something more original with the song in a video then that would be fine evan if it was played technically worse.
Milton Friedman on "Open Mind"
@rottenseed, it's correct only within the confines of what Friedman deems profitable.
The minimum wage rant is a tired old song.
He's basically saying that the market (the people with the capital and money) are the only ones who can decide the worth of labor.
Trade unions, and minimum wage supporters, understand that the working class has a say in how much they get paid, and that's the crux of the argument.
Friedman deciding how much labor is worth vs. labor deciding how much labor is worth.
Miley Cyrus "The Climb" (Metal Version)
>> ^geo321:
I think death metaling old songs is booming into a bull blown trend.
And me lohvez it :-)
Miley Cyrus "The Climb" (Metal Version)
I think death metaling old songs is booming into a bull blown trend.
Rage Against The Machine On BBC Radio
>> ^Payback:
>> ^BoneyD:
It's a travesty that it took a 17 year old song to beat McElderry's drivel. I know this is RAtM's point, but it's just sad to me that this event is going to be an impossible act to follow.
As the best choice for raging against machines, I would say the song is perfect for the job.
Oh I entirely agree with you! I think it speaks perfectly for the surging undercurrent of frustration at the state of the modern music scene. But why isn't there a modern day equivelant of this? Sony only put their shit out cause they know the masses'll consume it, grudgingly or not... so they need to stop buying it!
They need to put their money behind the 'good' bands out there and boycott the big label stuff. Or if it's the case that the disenfranchised are just not buying any music, then they should start.
Rage Against The Machine On BBC Radio
>> ^BoneyD:
It's a travesty that it took a 17 year old song to beat McElderry's drivel. I know this is RAtM's point, but it's just sad to me that this event is going to be an impossible act to follow.
As the best choice for raging against machines, I would say the song is perfect for the job.
Rage Against The Machine On BBC Radio
It's a travesty that it took a 17 year old song to beat McElderry's drivel. I know this is RAtM's point, but it's just sad to me that this event is going to be an impossible act to follow.
Issykitty (Member Profile)
In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
Whoa! Thank you so much for your (3) promotes! I owe you!!!
I was searching YouTube for some of my favorite old songs to post and you know, like, contribute something here besides a smart-assed remark...and every single song that I loved, you had already posted.
Great minds, eh?
Moxy Fruvous "The Drinking Song"
http://lyricwiki.org/Moxy_Früvous:The_Drinking_Song
(Mike)
And the band played on
As the helicopters whirred
Drunk on the lawn in a nuclear dawn
My senses finally blurred
He was a rock, to the end, a solid reminder
Couldn't deny a friend
(Mike & Jian)
We lived in the noise and the sweet amber poison
(Mike)
Peekin' up the skirt of the end
And we'd drink, two gnarly dudes and some records
Much like plates of black food
(Mike & Jian)
We filled up our faces, saw some far places
(Mike)
Stood on the roof in the nude
(All)
And the band played on
As the helicopters whirred
Drunk on the lawn in a nuclear dawn
My senses finally blurred
(Mike)
Between pulls, he said "We're like cows in the grass"
Brushing off flies
(Mike & Jian)
Chaise lounging around, standing up, falling down
(Mike)
Till we no longer opened our eyes
And we'd drink, ever notice how drinking's like war?
Cup o' troops o'er the gums
(Mike & Jian)
To the end of our health, a campaign 'gainst myself
(Mike)
Armed with bourbons and scotches and rums
(All)
And the band played on
As the helicopters whirred
Drunk on the lawn in a nuclear dawn
My senses finally blurred
(Mike)
Think of bombs, we're poised on the edge of disaster
Whether it's right or it's wrong
(Mike & Jian)
We opened the window, played some Nintendo
(Mike)
Sang a few bars of some pretty old song:
(All)
Irene goodnight, Irene goodnight
Goodnight Irene, goodnight Irene
(Mike)
I'll see you in my dreams
Oh to dream, those impotent bones of extinction
Flying graceful and free
(Mike & Jian)
None but the best 'cause the man cannot rest
(Mike)
Till he's finally beaten his me
(All)
And the band played on
As the helicopters whirred
Drunk on the lawn in a nuclear dawn
My senses finally blurred
(Mike)
Till the end, he passed out on the sundeck that morning
Quietly saying goodbye
(Mike & Jian)
But I was so hammered I sputtered and stammered
(Mike)
Told him he couldn't just die
He was a rock, went straight for his own Armageddon
Face froze in a grin
(Mike & Jian)
Ambulance flyin' in, I never drank again
(Mike)
Can't really call that a loss or a win
(All, acappella)
And the band played on
As the helicopters whirred
Drunk on the lawn in a nuclear dawn
My senses finally blurred
Henry Rollins vs. Techno Viking
Ending was gold. Electronic music > Henry Rollins.
And btw isn't sampling old songs more of a hip-hop/house thing... Like not the music they play at raves.
The Scopes Monkey Trial, 1926
Excerpt of Bryan's never-delivered closing argument...
Outmaneuvered by Clarence Darrow, William Jennings Bryan never got to deliver his closing argument in the Scopes trial. But soon after the trial -- and Bryan's subsequent death -- the entire text of Bryan's 15,000-word argument was published as Bryan's last speech. Here are a few excerpts:
Source: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/monkeytrial/filmmore/ps_bryan.html
laura (Member Profile)
Thanks for the upvote to sift my Thunder Road post.
It's an old song introduced to me by my mom when I was quite young, and still have the old "Original" 45 album for it. The song relates some good memories of my mom and means a little something to me - So thanks again!