What Are You Listening To Right Now (Part 15)
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But Ginny dear, why would you like to "get rid" of this incredibly awesomely awesome song? :loveyeyes:
Also, just saying: Debbie Harry is one of the coolest women on earth.
:drmonocle: Two words: Coyote Ugly.But Ginny dear, why would you like to "get rid" of this incredibly awesomely awesome song? :loveyeyes:
Also, just saying: Debbie Harry is one of the coolest women on earth.
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:drmonocle: Two words: Coyote Ugly.
No coyote is ugly!
(I know it's a reference to the film but I've never seen it, so I can't make the connection).Basic rosy-eyed fanboy is not over yet though. This is another great Blondie song with a super cool Debbie Harry wearing a business suit.
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Haven't heard this in ages! Yeah!
I remember when I showed this song to my mom when I was a teenager. She thought I was listening to the devil’s music. Still good though, especially when working out
I remember when I showed this song to my mom when I was a teenager. She thought I was listening to the devil’s music. Still good though, especially when working out
My mom was paranoid about everything when I was a teenager. Movies, TV, drinking, drugs, sex, you name it. She watched me like a hawk.
One thing she never gave me any shit over, oddly enough, was my music. I mean, I listened to fucking Deicide and she was like "meh, as long as you don't watch that R-Rated movie that has people saying 'fuck' in it!"
My mom was paranoid about everything when I was a teenager. Movies, TV, drinking, drugs, sex, you name it. She watched me like a hawk.
One thing she never gave me any shit over, oddly enough, was my music. I mean, I listened to fucking Deicide and she was like "meh, as long as you don't watch that R-Rated movie that has people saying 'fuck' in it!"
Hahahaha gotta love our moms!
RIP Vinnie Paul.
I've been a metal guy since at least my early teen years. Back then, I was 100% into guitar. All my musical heroes were guitarists. I knew the notes to guitar solos better than I knew most lyrics. Hell, I even attempted to play a little bit.
That being said, the first thing I noticed about Pantera wasn't Dimebag Darrell, as amazing as he was. Nope. It was his brother Vinnie, who had the hardest-hitting, most authoritative drum sound I'd ever heard. He could hold down a groove and force you to take notice like no other. I've still never heard anything else quite like it.
I've been a metal guy since at least my early teen years. Back then, I was 100% into guitar. All my musical heroes were guitarists. I knew the notes to guitar solos better than I knew most lyrics. Hell, I even attempted to play a little bit.
That being said, the first thing I noticed about Pantera wasn't Dimebag Darrell, as amazing as he was. Nope. It was his brother Vinnie, who had the hardest-hitting, most authoritative drum sound I'd ever heard. He could hold down a groove and force you to take notice like no other. I've still never heard anything else quite like it.
Wasn't he also the drummer for that band Hellyeah?
Yup, that was his last project.
Yup, that was his last project.
Damn... this is really sad. In memory to Vinnie.
My mom was paranoid about everything when I was a teenager. Movies, TV, drinking, drugs, sex, you name it. She watched me like a hawk.
One thing she never gave me any shit over, oddly enough, was my music. I mean, I listened to fucking Deicide and she was like "meh, as long as you don't watch that R-Rated movie that has people saying 'fuck' in it!"
I once forgot and left my Ride the Lightning tape in the player in the car after I drove it. My mom actually listened to it when she had the car because when I took it out later it wasn't in the same spot I left it.