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FNJ
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Syd Lexia
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Title: Pop Culture Junkie
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Location: Wakefield, MA
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Tishwitch
Title: PornStarExtraordinaire
Joined: Jul 01 2006
Location: Winter Wonderland
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| greeneyedzeke wrote: |
| I have seen Kelly Clarkson live four times.. |
 Wow... this is like an AA meeting, everyone confesses a deep secret! Well, Green, the first step is admitting you have a problem! 
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FNJ
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I'm a big RBD fan.
can you imagien my suprise to see their CDs in wal mart?
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Tebor
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Title: Master of the Universe
Joined: Aug 22 2005
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That stupid cookie cutter Old Navy song "Snow Shake" keeps getting stuck in my head. I just can't admit to myself that I might actually like it. Pop bubblegum POS...
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 "If you will not tell me, I will hurt people!!!" -Nuclear Man
"Do you hear? The alpha and the omega. Death and rebirth. And as you die, so will I be reborn!" - Skeletor
8341 unread forum updates since I left (2/7/14)... Uh-oh. |
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FNJ
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Sock
Title: Master Fornicator
Joined: Mar 12 2006
Location: The Skies Above
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I'm not even into Japanese pop, but that is fucking fantastic.
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PolarisSLBM
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As far as songs I don't get (and probably should) go, I'd have to go with The Clash's London Calling. Or, heck, any of The Clash songs I've heard. They're supposed to be one of the big founders of punk rock (and I like early punk rock), but I just don't get it. Maybe it's all the non-singles, but the stuff by them I hear on the radio just annoys me; I can't stand Rock The Casbah or Should I Stay Or Should I Go.
Also, I don't know if it fits the topic (explicitly) but Metallica's St. Anger album was a horrible still-born bomb that I tried my damndest to love. But there's nothing to love...
*coughs* Also, my Van Halen and AC/DC and Iron Maiden CDs on my shelf share space with the soundtracks to Top Gun, Saturday Night Fever, and Rocky IV...
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Syd Lexia
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Rocy IV has one of the most cheestastically awesome soundtracks ever.
Two worlds collide, rival naaaaaaations
It's a desperate fight, venting years of frustraaaation!
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PolarisSLBM
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| Syd Lexia wrote: |
Rocy IV has one of the most cheestastically awesome soundtracks ever.
Two worlds collide, rival naaaaaaations
It's a desperate fight, venting years of frustraaaation! |
I love Burning Heart. I always make a fist and punch at the air when it does the blast sound at the end of the line 'In the burning heart'. BAM!
I'm listening to it again right now. I forgot just how cheesetastic it was. It doesn't get much more 80's. I'm particularly fond of the instrumental 'fight theme' song War. I just heard it, and I can instantly remember all the parts of the fight happening to which cues; when they show the party guys, when Rocky's punching Dolph Lundgren in the side, everything. It's great, and (with all due respect to Top Gun), possibly the most 80's soundtrack ever.
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