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TDub wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 3:06 pm In the lawsuit he alleges that they enlarged his genitalia.

I dont know why thats part of the lawsuit. But seems it might be a counterpoint to your last statement.

I didn’t see that.

Nor would I like to know what you were googling when you came across that

ousdahl wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 3:07 pm

TDub wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 3:06 pm In the lawsuit he alleges that they enlarged his genitalia.

I dont know why thats part of the lawsuit. But seems it might be a counterpoint to your last statement.

I didn’t see that.

Nor would I like to know what you were googling when you came across that

Its in the article about the lawsuit.

Enlarged genitals, chasing money, prostitution, pedophilia. Emotional damage and exploitation blah blah


Fuckem throw it out, tell this dude to go find somewhere else to peddle crazy and go get a job if you want money.

Its a good things dogs cant read or we'd have a bunch of lawsuits from Dobermans about Snoops Doggystyle album.

Nirvana’s Unplugged album is still one my all time fave acoustic albums

Its very good

That's cool as shit.

get to work and ask the office Bluetooth skank to play funk music.

She plays punk music instead.

Time to punch today in the face.

That gives me the urge to chase some smoke.

Rolling Stone's top 11 list ( top 500 ) has some issues:

11. God Only Knows - Beach Boys ( woof )
10. Hey Ya - Outkast ( no - what?! )
9. Dreams - Fleetwood Mac ( not even their best song )
8. Get Ur Freak On - Missy Elliot ( you could stop here - jesus )
7. Strawberry Fields Forever - Beatles ( i guess you gotta have a Beatles song on here - they're kinda overrated tho )
6. What's Goin On - Marvin Gaye ( good song, seems high )
5. Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana ( started a 'movement' like Beatles but this seems pretty damn high )
4. Like a Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan ( fine with this )
3. Change Is Gonna Come - Sam Cooke ( fine with this )
2. Fight The Power - Public Enemy ( no - a Spike Lee movie track isn't 2nd best ever )
1. Respect - Aretha Franklin ( respect )

A top 10 list without the Rolling Stones is a fail.

Other whiffs:
30. Royals - Lorde ( this is worse than any of the top 10 - all of the top 10 I could see argued being in the top 100 - this belongs nowhere near a top 500 list, much less a top 30 )
36. Seven Nations Army - White Stripes ( it's catchy - and sports fans have latched on to said catchy riff - not top 100 )
39. B.O.B - Outkast ( two Outkast songs in the top 40? )
61. Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin ( i know it's a cliche that the opening is one of the first things people learn when they start up guitar - but this is just way too low - 'Royals' is 30 spots better than Stairway to Heaven???? )

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... a-1225288/

slap in the face of Zeppelin

i like Missy and Outkast, but top 10 of all time?

gtfo

Greatest rock and roll tune of all time is Gimme Shelter.

Who the hell came up with this list?

curious where the first Doors track falls

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 7:55 am curious where the first Doors track falls

310.

You gotta have Stones in the top 10.
I think most would pick Satisfaction or Gimmie Shelter - but I would go with You Can't Always Get What You Want.

Can't Always Get What you Want, Change Is Gonna Come, Respect, Like A Rolling Stone, Stairway to Heaven, some Beatles song - I guess Yesterday, a Michael Jackson song - i.e. Thriller, Wish You Were Here ( Pink Floyd ), I suppose because of the movement Smells Like Teen Spirit and Paranoid Android ( Radiohead ).

You had me up until paranoid Android.

Bro the only ones who think Radiohead deserves a top 10 spot are the unborn chicken voices in your head

michhawk top ten in no certain order:

Sloop John B - Beach Boys
The Weight - The Band
Ripple - Grateful Dead
Just Another Night - Ian Hunter
Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan
Dixie Chicken - Little Feat
Slow Turning - John Hiatt
Guitar Town - Steve Earle
Bob Seger - Roll Me Away
We Just Disagree - Dave Mason
Black Water - Doobie Brothers

I think Radiohead is intensely unique and experimental and there isn't/wasn't a sound like them.
Definitely acquired taste.
I admit, it's kinda my own 'Get Your Freak On' ( really, Get Your Freak On? ).

I can see The Weight up there.

When Bob Dylan first heard it, he was like HOLY SHIT WHO WROTE THIS SONG

when Eric Clapton first heard it, he literally quit Cream so he could go ask The Band if he could join their band instead

Also how crazy is it that the only Grateful Dead song to crack the top 40 charts was Touch of Grey