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I find it sad that Steve Perry can sing higher than I can.
Sad, but entertaining. Listen to you people, making fun of the disabled. Just because Steve Perry has Barry Gibbs' Disorder doesn't mean he's any less of a person. Why he can't help but think so highly of himself and sing in a ridiculous register: Just look at the disease's most famous patient. Perry is doomed to die a sad, lonely, rich man, and y'all have the nerve to make fun of him for his condition. Shame on you both. |
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I find it sad that Steve Perry can sing higher than I can.
Sad, but entertaining. Listen to you people, making fun of the disabled. Just because Steve Perry has Barry Gibbs' Disorder doesn't mean he's any less of a person. Why he can't help but think so highly of himself and sing in a ridiculous register: Just look at the disease's most famous patient. Perry is doomed to die a sad, lonely, rich man, and y'all have the nerve to make fun of him for his condition. Shame on you both. Hey, if I'm willing to buy albums from both Journey and the Bee Gees, I think I've paid my way into making fun of them. Sort of like paying $5 to lob a pie at your boss at the company picnic.  |
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Hey, if I'm willing to buy albums from both Journey and the Bee Gees, I think I've paid my way into making fun of them. Sort of like paying $5 to lob a pie at your boss at the company picnic. Fair enough. I must admit I love Journey's critically under-appreciated album To the Centre of This Record. |
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I'm happy that mine didn't pass away Hey, Mike. In truth, mine are still with me as well. These guys are my contemporaries (as are the Stones). They're still rockin' and that really stokes me. The guitar duet at the end of Hotel California is just awesome. |
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Considering how intense some dialog posted to these forums can get, I'm glad that my first post here is music related. I recently finished rough mixes on a few songs for a friend from church. She posted them here: http://www.myspace.com/ashleyelisemusic If I was going to pick only one to listen to, I'd choose "Better Life". In Christ, Andrew |
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« Reply #662 on: June 20, 2009, 01:29:08 PM » |
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I find it sad that Steve Perry can sing higher than I can.
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All y'all have great taste. Special thanks to Schultz, c.stewart and Rosehip for introducing me to Steve Rikks, Grizzly Bear and Tatyana Bulonava. As for me, I was listening to Paisley and Kraus video verson of Whiskey Lulluby: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNKXteh9WfYPS: Y'all is singular; you have to say "all y'all" to make it plural. What if I say " youse guys"? |
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