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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Disqualification
I have noticed that any and all songs with reference to "the pain" are not very good.
What is this "the pain" and why is it causing so much trouble among bad songwriters?
Posted by Kevin Hansen at 2:01 PM 2 comments
Friday, February 15, 2008
Is anyone watching the funniest show on T.V.?
No, not Two and 1/2 Men...
The Boondocks - As funny as The Simpsons or Family Guy in their prime...
Goldman Sachs issues a Strong Buy recommendation.
Posted by Kevin Hansen at 2:49 PM 0 comments
Saturday, February 2, 2008
GOOD LORD !!!
I found another one:
Don't even come close to telling me you didn't enjoy that.
BO
Posted by Anonymous at 9:57 PM 1 comments
Friday, January 25, 2008
as dude walker says ...
... on the Don and Mike show :
GD it
This is good ...
Enjoy
BO
Posted by Anonymous at 10:10 PM 0 comments
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Inequity, injustice and just plain wrong
Overheard at the downtown 24 hour fitness -
A white guy in the locker room humming right along with Bananarama's "I heard a Rumour"
So I looked up and thought to myself "Dude! What the Hell?! Check yourself, that is no "Cruel Summer' you hum among showering men."
And then, I realized with a sad heart, the innate racist leanings within my heart...
Because I can tell you right now - if dude was black - I know for a fact that I would have thought differently...
"Dude! What the Fuck?! Check yourself, that is no "Cruel Summer' you hum among showering men."
So unfair...
Posted by Kevin Hansen at 3:57 PM 0 comments
Thursday, December 27, 2007
My New Year's resolution
This is a true gem. I urge you to hear it out, at least until Spirit of Radio kicks in. There's actually a few more available like it, if you dare.
What takes this one over the top though, are the notes left in the "About This Video" section on YouTube. Apparently, Geddy Lee does not rank in his Top 10 male rock vocalists. I'd love to have heard the debate over Ian Gillam and Brad Delp for the 10th spot.
This has inspired me to make a New Year's resolution: I will hereby ensure each of my Top 10 Rock Musician lists are complete and meticulously maintained throughout the year. I realize it's been over 20 years or so since my last update. My only dilemma now is whether or not to include separate categories for both Pop and Rock vocalists (male and female ranked separately, of course) or just say to hell with it and lump them into one Pop/Rock category. I do not want to come across and presumptuous and careless by combining, but it does take a lot of time to create and maintain these things. Any suggestions?
Posted by Jim at 6:00 PM 3 comments