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I need someone to tell me how that is music.
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How isn't it? Gangster's Paradise is great music. If you need to divorce it from any "gangsta" associations, Weird Al's version is also excellent, using the same music.
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I really don't want to listen to any more of it just for particulars to argue.
I found it cacophonous and grating on my ears.
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Diaphone Jim wrote:
I need someone to tell me how that is music.
Well, Jim, that was an impromptu, unrehearsed, group sing-a-long in somebody's living room. I would imagine that your favorite song would probably sound equally shitty in the same circumstances. Or in someone else's opinion.
For the unwashed:
That's what it's supposed to sound like.
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Do you listen to that more than once?
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Dude just stop.
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^WHS
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What they both said. Please.
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TNW, you living, breathing PSA, you.
Never stop bein you, man.
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Loretta Lynn might be more up your street. Now there's music I wouldn't listen to twice. Or once if I can help it but, ya know, horses for courses. I'm not a huge rap fan either, but Gangster's Paradise is pretty epic and I'd listen to that any day over cuntery music.
90. COD: prob old.
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BigV wrote:
TNW, you living, breathing PSA, you.
Never stop bein you, man.
I shall endeavor to do so, for as long as I can.
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=15px"Judy Tenuta, 72" that part surprises me. I forget how old I am.
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Angela Lansbury, 96 perhaps she figured if Queenie went at 96, must be the fashionable thing to do?
FISH probably Ancient AF. Like Queenie.
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Hagrid!
Robbie Coltrane. 72. I had no ide he was that old. Because I refuse to believe I'm this old.
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monster wrote:
Hagrid!
Robbie Coltrane. 72. I had no ide he was that old. Because I refuse to believe I'm this old.
Just saw a tribute to Robbie Coltrane on the 9pm news.
I liked him in comic roles but never really thought of him as a 'serious' actor so didn't watch 'Cracker'.
Probably missed a treat so might well seek out the series.
Some years ago there was a documentary about him in Africa.
Can't remember it in any great detail other than he got roped in to help repair a steam engine and I don't think I've seen anyone quite as happy in his work.
He also assisted in re-railing a derailed steam loco.
As the biggest bloke around he played a valuable part in the exercise.
One obit I've read this evening says he suffered from diabetes and severe osteoarthritis.
Seventy-two is no age to leave the stage.
RIP Old chap.
ETA:
The scene I was thinking of starts at about 5.10
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Gallagher, 76, long ill health.
A very funny, never cruel or crude comedian.
We had the same birthday.
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Just found out that he was both crude and cruel in later days.
Sad.
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Wilko Johnson. A truly remarkable guitarist, and a truly remarkable man.
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Leslie Jordan died in October.
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Irene Cara only 63, mystery fish.
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John Travolta's not been doing too well with his leading ladies this year....
Kirstie Alley, 71 cancer
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Olivia Newton-John, dead at 73. Her fish was breast cancer.
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F@ck cancer. I must be getting to a certain age, starting to lose crushes.
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Bob from Sesame Street, and judge/boxing referee Mills Lane.