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over/under is 32 hours before this one is deleted too

8) Need to make a few notes on the effects of technology on over-opinionated hippies for my sociology thesis

you serious?

Duly noted....

i was actually asking a question, not providing nvivo fodder.

my first graphic memory of the taliban was when they destroyed those gigantic sandstone carvings in afghanistan, long before 9/11. note the two little dots on the feet ... they are people.

even then they were labelled barbarians.

8) Need to make a few notes on the effects of technology on over-opinionated hippies for my sociology thesis

you serious?

stardard doctrinaire Marxist prediction of incipient revolution resulting from rise of class consciousness

exactly!!

Come come Allison. You're bright but you're not THAT bright.

odd, i thot Allison IS that bright. but really, no sense is writing anything earth-shattering here, because it will just be deleted anyway.

there was a headline in the paper the other day, something like "Taliban strength grows" and i thought, wow, how is it that the Taliban even still exists today?

great job, dubya. mission accomplished. keep up the good work.

... whenever I ...

1) need a good laugh

2) want to enter a bizzare world of confusion

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listen to the broadcast on saturday night. actually sounded better than at the show and I was pleased they mixed in aud on the recording. sounded great.

i took the show poster in to be plaqued too.

this was a very good rheo's week. ya know, other than the fact that they died.

Songs about strippers.

1. The Bloodhound Gang - The Lap Dance is Always better when the Stripper is Crying

2. Motley Crue - Girls, Girls, Girls

3. Presidents of the United States of America - Stranger

4. Jerry Garcia Band - Cats Down Under The Stars

5. Chris DeBurgh - Patricia the Stripper

6. Tom Waits - Pasties And A G-String

7. Chet Atkins/Jerry Reed - Cajun Stripper

8. Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots/Jack the Stripper

9. Jon Spencers Blues Explosion - Lap Dance

10. 2 Live Crew - Can a Nigga Get a Table Dance

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Given the reason for our long weekend, the new theme is to list songs which reference crucifixion, persecution, or saviours. If there is a direct reference, quote the line after the song.

1. Grateful Dead - Unbroken Chain ("Roll you down the line boy, drop you for a loss, Ride you out on a cold railroad and nail you to a cross.")

2. Soundgarden - Jesus Christ Pose

3. Eric Schwartz - Keep Your Jesus Off My Penis

4. The Hold Steady - How a Resurrection Really Feels

5. Ernie Marrs - Plastic Jesus

6. Rheostatics - Jesus Was Once a Teenager Too

7. Dead Kennedys - Moral Majority

8. Ministry - Psalm 69

9. Bauhaus - Stigmata Martyr

In a crucifixation ecstasy

Lying cross chequed in agony

Stigmata bleed continuously

Holes in head, hands feet, and weep for me.

Stigmata oh you sordid sight

Stigmata in your splintered plight

Look to your crimson orifice

In holy rememberance

In scarlet bliss.

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Theme: Songs About The Sanctuary (This theme is very loosely defined, and very much open to interpretation; but if any players don't understand why the song is about The Sanctuary, they can ask you about it, meaning that your song-choice may be open to challenge, so be prepared to defend it...)

1. The Circle Jerks - I Just Want Some Skank

2. The Doors - People are Strange

3. The Slip - Sorry

4. Diesel Dog - Chico

5. Bob Dylan - Disease Of Conceit

6. The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary

7. J. Geils Band - Sanctuary

8. Cracker - Don't fuÇk Me Up (With Peace and Love)

9. Beatles - Come Together

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Theme: Air Drums (the songs that involuntary make you play "air drums" to, every time you hear them)

1. The Police - Demolition Man

2. Platinum Blonde - It Doesn't Really Matter

3. Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight (y'all know the part!!)

4. Dire Straits - Money for Nothing

5. AC DC - Thunderstruck

6. Rush - Tom Sawyer

7. Ben Harper - Burn One Down

8. Guns N Roses - Welcome to the Jungle

9. Metallica - Master of Puppets

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Cool. Let's go with songs by supergroups.

("Supergroup" for this theme will be defined as a band comprised, at least in the majority, of members of previously-existing, well-established groups or well-established solo-artists.)

1. The Word - I'll Fly Away

2. Traveling Wilburys - Tweeter And The Monkey Man

3. Asia - Heat of the Moment

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come on people! ive made a personal promiss that I will contribute at least 10 songs today!!!

so, unless y'all want me to start creating new ID's and double/triple posting, we need to kick these babies into high gear!!! boom boom boom! next theme. today is all about speed!

i mean, ya know, with all due respect and all that crap

Hey! My entry (formerly #3) has been deleted.

It's because I'm only posting punk songs' date=' isn't it? Damn discrimination ... why I oughtta ...[/quote']oh man, I missed that in my edit - I'm so sorry stonemtn!

really, I had no idea. Sorry dude.

speaking of ... is Ron Sexsmith now considered punk? he'd be amused, im sure

oh ... nevermind ...

Theme: Waiting ... still waiting (songs about waiting)

1. Talking Heads - Crosseyed and Painless

2. Soul Asylum - Somebody To Shove

3. Ron Sexsmith - While You're Waiting

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Ani DiFranco - Do Re Mi (Woody Guthrie 1937)

nice. nothin' like a little live ani on a warm summer night.

Recent retakes of very old songs (with approximate date of original)

1. Hoedown - Bela Fleck and the Flecktones (Aaron Copland, 1942)

2. The Souljazz Orchestra - Creator Has A Master Plan (Pharoah Sanders, 1969)

3. Sting - In Darkness Let Me Dwell (John Dowland, c. 17th century)

4. Norah Jones - Cold, Cold Heart (Hank Williams, 1951)

5. Scissor Sisters - Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd, 1979)

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is that old enough?

inappropriate touching

oh yeah, and soccer

hey, this is cool. almost sounds like something the rheos would have put out themselves. i love the seagull guitar. thanks.

we had a lighting designer once, but he went mad so we shot him ...

Good songs from good albums with funny album titles

1. Jim Bryson - My Marie of the Sea (Where the Bungalows Roam)

2. Richard Thompson - The Old Changing Way (Henry The Human Fly)

3. System of a Down - Innervision (Steal This Album)

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5. David Bowie - Fame (John Lennon)

really? what's the story here?

Google the song. One interesting thing is that their voices are almost identical on the song.

the distinctive soprano fame > fame fame fame fame > bass fame vocal near the end of the song is lennon.

i debated between this and the 'jeux sans frontier' Kate Bush vocal in Garbriel's Games Without Frontiers

both are generally uncredited.