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Yes yes, we all know the left loves the jigs.
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Originally posted by [Labret] @Apr 22 2004, 05:33 AMAshcroft has a music video.
Well first you have to have a soul to be owned
[Labret], that's something you and I don't have to worry about
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Nor I. Sold mine down on the Crossroads .. for $5.
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Why does an artist have to be "influential" to count? Who defines what influential means?
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Originally posted by Mike AI @Apr 22 2004, 09:25 AMWhy does an artist have to be "influential" to count? Who defines what influential means?
I'd say simply that the artist influenced many people. Like, many guitar players claim to have been inspired by Jimi Hendrix -- so he is influential. You could get a reasonable idea by a well-phrased poll of what artists were influential.
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Wagner was an influential right-wing artist. So there.
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Lynrd Skynrd is actually the greatest right-wing band of all time.
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Dig - have you considered switching to decaf?
and for left wing (or liberal) fuck ups may I present to you .....
Jimmy Carter
We need the balance between liberals and conservatives
and as much as I may not agree with the left wing - please see above statement
Now back to your influential artists
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Originally posted by dig420 @Apr 22 2004, 12:28 PMbut they didn't like black people
I didn't know that
What makes you think so?
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Originally posted by dig420 @Apr 22 2004, 12:28 PMLynrd Skynrd is actually the greatest right-wing band of all time.
Hmmmm are you certain they are a "right wing" or conservative band?
Seems I remember the song "Saturday Night Special" was in favor of dumping all handguns to the bottom of the sea
That not a very right wing position
and I quote
"It's the Saturday night special
got a barrel that's blue and cold
ain't good for nothin
but put a man six feet in a hole ....
Hand guns are made for killin',
they ain't no good for nothin' else.
And if you like to drink your whiskey
you might even shoot yourself.
So why don't we dump 'em people
to the bottom of the sea
before some ol' fool come around here,
wanna shoot either you or me."
http://www.lyricsdepot.com/lynyrd-skynyrd/...ht-special.html
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that was all just a clever trick to fool Jane Fonda into thinking they were on her side.
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Originally posted by dig420 @Apr 22 2004, 12:19 PMWhat conservative shining moments am I leaving off the list?
I'd still like to know what I'm forgetting. I want to be persuaded over to the right-wing. Give me some reasons.
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Originally posted by dig420 @Apr 22 2004, 12:57 PMthat was all just a clever trick to fool Jane Fonda into thinking they were on her side.
Which was in response to Neil Young's "Southern Man" (however Skynyrd were Neil Young fans)
Dig - please don't let obvious facts concern ya
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hell I'll just settle for ONE moment of right-wing perspicacity. I'm tired of being a hippy. Someone help me out.
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Originally posted by [Labret] @Apr 21 2004, 10:35 PMcountry music largely panders to the low iq neocon crowd.
I didn't see johnny cash being a card carrying lefty - nor merle haggard...doubt they'll go down in history to the level of bach - but still good shit.
That was when country music was cool - ass kicking, whiskey drinking country music.
Even elvis was hanging out with nixon...elvis was a narc. I don't remember bach/beethoven/monet/renoir, etc., ever publishing their political leanings.
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influential, shilfluential,
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That's great!
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