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12-01-2003, 03:57 PM
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Re: M\'s Thought Of The Day
The Great Unwashed
Too many people got the money They're stacking up a lot of cash Too many people got the muscle They gotta make a bigger stash But I drink all night and I drink all day I got cocaine in my veins Too many people like the pressure They like living on the pain Too many people like to suffer They have their heart attacks again But I drink all night and I drink all day I got cocaine in my veins We're the great unwashed Too many people got the questions But do they really want to know Too many people spend their lifetime They're getting fat as money grows But I drink all night and I drink all day I got cocaine in my veins Too many people gonna steal it They want their fingers in your pie Too many people gonna take it They're gonna bleed you till you're dry But I drink all night and I drink all day I got cocaine in my veins We're the great unwashed Someday I'm gonna make some changes I'm gonna put you in your place Someday I'm gonna be somebody I'm gonna win this [censored] race But I drink all night and I drink all day I get so damned stoned to hear what you say I got cocaine in my veins We're the great unwashed _____________________________________ I'll leave it for others to elaborate. 
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12-02-2003, 01:57 PM
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Oh my god.
The Fourth Horseman!!!
If anyone had ever told me that I would see The Anti-Nowhere League quoted here at 2+2, well, I would have laughed my ass off. Excellent job, Andy! More food for thought: Animal Hello Mrs Shaw Could I borrow your lawnmower? (Unintelligible) Up your body! Why? Why me? Why am I so lonely? I'm an animal I'm a sexual pervert, an animal A living abortion I'm an animal, nobody's hero An animal, I'm your next door neighbour Everybody hates me Why am I so ugly? I'm an animal I'm a sexual pervert, an animal I'm a living abortion I'm an animal, I'm nobody's hero I'm an animal, I'm your next door neighbour Everybody scorns me My wife - she doesn't know me I'm an animal I'm an animal I'm an animal I'm an animal, I'm your next door neighbour Everybody shuns me Why am I so dirty? I dream of naked ladies leaping over me I like peeping through holes in public lavatories Domineering women in thigh-high boots Tying me up, whipping me! Somebody help me! I've lost my sanity I'm an animal I'm a sexual pervert, an animal I'm a living abortion I'm an animal, I'm nobody's hero I'm an animal, I'm your next door neighbour No sex for me! You, you made me You scorned my body You degraded me You twisted my mind You made me unkind You fed on my cravings You persecuted me You don't understand You! I first saw the Anti-Nowhere League in Washington, D.C. in 1982. They were playing with, of all bands, The Damned and Minor Threat. It should appear in anyone's chronicles of "Great Moments in Rock and Roll History." Pretty odd lineup, though, eh? Second in peculiarity only behind Gang of Four, Bad Brains, and The Bush Tetras at Roseland in 1980.
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#6
12-02-2003, 02:14 PM
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Re: M\'s Thought Of The Day
"m must stand for magnetism as he draws the liberals right into his conservative cloak".
Maybe that's because I'm really a liberal and they don't understand me. Most of those who think they're liberals are actually closet control freaks instead. Well...have at it, Cyrus!;-)
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12-02-2003, 02:16 PM
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Enjoy!
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12-02-2003, 08:12 PM
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Re: Oh my god.
I gotta tell you--it was the NUTS. Bad Brains were, well, totally insane. The shows were just bodies flying around, total mayhem. The band was so fast and so tight, and HR was like some freakin Rasta crackhead gymnast...it was great.
Minor Threat, on the flipside, was not nearly as great a band, but in D.C., everyone loved the hell out of 'em, so there was a hell of a lot of great energy there, too. And 38 ain't that old. At least I wasn't listening to Springsteen and Phil Collins and goddamned Rush.
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#10
12-03-2003, 02:29 AM
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Re: Oh my god.
[ QUOTE ]
I gotta tell you--it was the NUTS. Bad Brains were, well, totally insane. The shows were just bodies flying around, total mayhem. The band was so fast and so tight, and HR was like some freakin Rasta crackhead gymnast...it was great. Minor Threat, on the flipside, was not nearly as great a band, but in D.C., everyone loved the hell out of 'em, so there was a hell of a lot of great energy there, too. And 38 ain't that old. At least I wasn't listening to Springsteen and Phil Collins and goddamned Rush. [/ QUOTE ] right on. so were you pretty heavily into the hardcore 'scene' in the early 80s? there are 2 pretty cool books out that detail a lot of what went on with some of those bands. American Harcore: A Tribal History by Stephen Blush this book has a TON of memorabilia images and pics and references just about every band that did anything in any scene ever during the rise and fall of hardcore. very good book, really details the violence, isolation, depravity, and community of the scene. Our Band Could Be Your Life by Michael Azzerrad same author as Come As You Are about Nirvana and Kurt Cobain. This book has 13 chapters about 13 different bands following the path of underground indie music to The Year That Punk Broke, with Nirvana's Nevermind. excellent writing, excellent insight, excellent quotes. i really enjoyed this book.
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