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If next year is another failure of this degree, his arse is gonna get hot real quick.
Nope, but own two West Highland Terriers.

re: Texas A&M 10 @ LSU 4 Final

Posted by geauxbrown on 4/17/26 at 7:34 pm to
Simpson is so bad but what’s really worrisome is that he’s in the lineup.
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…someone else wrote and performed?


I don’t listen to Sinatra.

Think Steely Dan, Doobies, Little River Band, Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald….

All artists who wrote and recorded their own music.

BTW, you’re really stretching here
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Acapella singers


Extremely talented. Learning vocal parts where the individual notes are so close to one another in the chord structure takes years to learn to do well.

The issue here is when i think of the voice as an instrument, i think about individuals taking years to develop their voices in order to hold notes and exhibit pitch and meter. When rap fans think about the voice as an instrument, they think of artists talking, mumbling, shouting in an almost rhythmic chant.

I have zero problems with rapping. While no one will ever convince me it takes as much practice to become a proficient rapper as a singer, my main criticism revolves around a part of the music industry built on the sampling of others work.

Whether you like Trump or not, he's correct about this. What's the purpose of sending American tax dollars to NATO, only to have them balk when we ask for help?

Kinda like paying insurance every month only to have them reject every claim.
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Dude, you're talking with someone who saw the Beastie Boys BEFORE Licensed to Ill dropped....


Then you have a solid understanding in the difference between two guys barking into microphones and a third scratching on records all to a pre recorded track versus the same three guys walking out with nothing but the instruments they're gonna use to entertain you......no prerecorded tracks, no samples, just musicianship?

Not sure why you're coming at me so hard over this.

The post was about Wu Tang being admitted into the Rock and Roll HOF and somehow you're now using the Beasties as validation for Wu. :lol:
I would love to see this asshat shove a woman to the ground in my home town. :lol:
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quote:I loved how they decided to become musicians


Tell me you don't know squat about the Beasties without...


Right?


See above........ :pimp:
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I loved how they decided to become musicians


Tell me you don't know squat about the Beasties without...


I know they were punk rockers (not musicians) prior to getting into rap. Playing an instrument and then deciding to take the risk of breaking away from what's made you famous are two different things.

Not to mention, Sabotage for example isn't punk rock with rapping over it. The song is pretty funky.

I'm not sure if the Beasties are in the RRHOF or not, but if they are, I have zero issue with it. They expanded their boundaries, honed their craft and went beyond your average rap artists.
I come over here to read about other schools. These days it’s like we have the TigerRant and TigerRant light
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Paul’s Botique


Good stuff. I loved how they decided to become musicians. Earned my respect.

If by “samples” on the Iron Maiden tracks you’re referencing SFX or historical dialogue, I have no issue with that. Think Living Color and Cult of Personality. “All we have to fear, is fear itself.”
I simply don’t understand the need for some of you to post about Megyn Kelly and Candice Jones.
But I bet it would only take him a few seconds to figure you out.
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…those are still instruments.


How do you create anything original using a sampler?

My intense dislike of rap is based on the inability of the vast majority of “performers” to write an original piece of music or play a traditional instrument or actually sing.

Those three things are pretty important to me.

I’m no big fan of Iron Maiden, but those guys spent decades learning their instruments, perfecting their song writing and developing their voice. To become that proficient with a guitar means spending a great deal of your younger life alone, dedicated to your instrument.

Meanwhile Wu Tang gets in for sampling the original creations of others and talking into a microphone.

I’m sorry but that’s simply a slap in the face to bands like Maiden. Give the rappers their own HOF.
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They didn't believe ND fans


ND fans were salty as hell when he left. :lol: