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Adventures In Sucess by Will Powers (Great funky guitar and horns)

Mike Jones rules around here... http://www.beatking.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3889

Almost everyone in the entertainment business uses Macs - no Redneck computer geeks here Redneck Computer Geek You might be a redneck addicted to the world of computers if... If yer computer stand is made of a stack of old tires or 2 x 8's and cinderblocks. Ya think www. in a url is a logo for a wrestlin' organization. Someone tells ya they're "locked up" and ya ask if they need bail money. Ya've ever been too drunk to chat. Ya think a hard drive is a trip to Uncle Bubba's. Yer mouse keeps knocking over yer spit can. Ya think a surge suppressor is a pill for diarrhea. Ya keep trying to figure out why yer scanner won't pick up police radio calls. Ya think a megabyte is a new sandwich at McDonalds. Ya have to ask someone how to spell LOL. Yer stomach overlaps half of yer keyboard Ya think a PC compares to the Big Mac

The Late Show Why Duke Ellington's late work deserves our attention. By Stanley Crouch Posted Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2005, at 3:36 PM PT Like most artists of heroic proportion, Duke Ellington's sweep is difficult to comprehend. His output of original compositions and co-compositions is estimated to number between 1,000 and 3,000 works, ranging from starkly simple pieces to complex adventures in long composition, from the lowest low-down blues (the swamp water virtually runs off the notes) to the most urbane renditions of the big city (its people, its architecture, its pulse, and its dreamy, private situations). His grand aesthetic vision was to bring work songs, spirituals, blues, and ragtime together with jazz, that aesthetic idiom of great latitude. Ellington combined his sources with more blistering force, imagination, and understatement than anyone had before him, inventing variations and grooves along the way. He produced music that would not only extend the reaches of jazz but would become one of the largest and most original bodies of American music ever created. Ellington's early classics, produced between 1927 and 1940, have been often and rightly praised; his late work has been largely neglected. But the late work offers plenty of masterworks for the listener of sufficiently refined taste, or the one willing to sophisticate his or her taste. Put simply, Ellington's late work is largely a secret treasure. Anyone purporting to be civilized, or who desires to be, should have as many late Ellington recordings as possible in his or her audio collection. Read more here: http://www.slate.com/id/2112112/

Your friend absolutely should have asked you... Hope all turns out ok

A power trio comprised of members of Bright Eyes' backing band, Desaparecidos, and the Good Life, the latest export from "Omaha's burgeoning music scene" (to cop a perplexingly behind-the-curve quote from the band's press bio) hews closest to the fizzy, furious pop-punk of Desaparecidos. Many sophisticated listeners have already clicked the "Back" arrow on their browser at the first mention of pop-punk, the Disneyland of musical genres, but those who remain might be in for a pleasant surprise. Read more here: http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-revie...the-earth.shtml

http://www.salon.com/tt/post/2004/12/29/post/index.html

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor.../nyr11501142107

Apple has $6.4 billion in cash, a seemingly small sum next to Microsoft's $64 billion. But it is Microsoft, the poor little rich kid, who must be envious of Apple. All of the billions in its corporate treasury, all of the personal billions of the co-founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen, all of the money in the world, cannot buy the ability to fathom the metaphysical mystery of cool. NY Times • 1/15/05 http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/16/business...qIJTeEP/VAh5Rvw :bigsmile: :bigsmile: :bigsmile:

http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/19990630commercial4.asp

Those lists are hot! The orders within may not

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We probably hid the weapons of mass destruction, too

This is an experimental band reminiscent of The Who in flourishes...but the end result is mixed. The critics love them...but a lot of people hate em.

Take this, PC neck http://www.apple.com/imac/ :fight: :fight:

You sir are due a Mac attack :duck hunt: :shootin:

It's Super-Method

You sir, have been warned

Kid Rock was taken off the bill due to the Christian conservative outrage

Only in your fantasies

Happy Birthday, dude!!!!!!!!!!!!! :bigsmile: :scratchin:

Apparently the goats would, too

Speaker tells Palo Alto students that stripping can be lucrative Thursday, January 13, 2005 (01-13) 16:55 PST SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- School officials in Palo Alto are reconsidering their use of a popular speaker for an annual career day after he advised middle school students that they could earn a good living as strip dancers. William Fried told eighth-graders at Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School that stripping and exotic dancing could be lucrative career moves for girls, offering as much as $250,000 or more per year, depending on their bust size. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?...1955EST0145.DTL

Argentinian DJ -- Hernan Cattaneo: The Masters Series Vol. 2 Thrive Recordings Breathe - Rufus You can listen to the simulcast here: simulcast.ram