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85.2 | A-Bomb Speaks... | ANGORA::TURBA | Cop didn't see it,I didn't do it | Tue May 31 1988 18:44 | 14 |
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I don't think I could walk on that stage and do what I do or any
of the lads do if we couldn't be honest. If it all went bad, we
would feel it more than anyone. I couldn't get out there and rip
people off in any shape or form. If there's one thing I believe
in then it's that. If you're not going to be honest in what you
do , then you might as well f***ing give up. There's no way you
can hide it. Why try to hide what you really are?
Angus Young AC/DC
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85.3 | Oh wow man I think the clock is slooow.. | VLSBOS::COSTA | | Tue May 31 1988 19:58 | 13 |
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Wow man, look at all the people!!!
David Lee Roth accepting a grammy at the Rock Music Awards.
Think it was for their 1984 album. Laughed my bagonzas off!
(ya had to be there) anyone else see it?
Dave
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85.4 | Worcester, MA!!!! | REGENT::GALLANT | An angel's face, a devil's grin... | Wed Jun 01 1988 08:40 | 15 |
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Speaking of Diamond Dave....
I especially like the little quote he made about the audience
at the Centrum show!!
"This has got to the the loudest f***ing crowd I have ever
heard!!!!"
....don't take this verbatum, all I can remember is the entire
crowd going nuts about it!!
/kimster
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85.5 | He's just a recording | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Greg House - CSC/CS | Wed Jun 01 1988 09:21 | 3 |
| Gee...he said that at OUR show (Denver) too.
gh
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85.6 | Our show was extremely loud | REGENT::GALLANT | An angel's face, a devil's grin... | Wed Jun 01 1988 09:33 | 7 |
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Thanks for bursting my bubble, Greg.
/kim
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85.7 | It was an echo, yeah, that's it | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Greg House - CSC/CS | Wed Jun 01 1988 10:31 | 4 |
| Sorry about that, Kim. Despite the 'canned concert rap', DLR (et
al) put on a FANTASTIC show! Worth the $20, maybe more.
gh
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85.8 | | PFLOYD::ROTHBERG | lobbist thou thy holy hand grenade . . . | Fri Jun 03 1988 01:17 | 15 |
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Steven Tyler quote :
Tiffiny really *DOES* have a place in today's
music scene, however . . .
she really can't sing in that position.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!
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85.9 | | IPG::PERKINS | | Mon Jun 06 1988 05:12 | 4 |
| Imagine the fringe benefits - Gene Simmons doing wonderful things
with his tongue!
Philippa
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85.10 | Just wondering? | RAVEN1::KROBINSON | | Thu Jun 30 1988 14:55 | 6 |
| You ever wonder how times a band says: You are the loudess or best
crowd we have heard so far, or this is the loudest we have played
on the tour so far?
KER of digital
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85.11 | Where are we again ??? | RAVEN1::JERRYWHITE | Another one bites the dust ! | Thu Jun 30 1988 14:57 | 6 |
| re: .10
Yeah, they're the same one's that don't know what city they're in.
Mr Scary II
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85.13 | S F F !!! | RAVEN1::JERRYWHITE | Another one bites the dust ! | Thu Jun 30 1988 15:17 | 8 |
| Hey that's better than what we get in Greenvile. Where the *&%#$
is Greenville anyway ?? Well ye git up 'ar tward's Spartanburg
'an 'in ya git on 85 'an go a piece 'till ya see 'is big 'ol loopy
loop thang 'an 'in ya git off 'ar somer's 'an it's on the left.
Mr Scary II
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85.14 | | REGENT::GALLANT | Touched by a tiger's rage... | Thu Jun 30 1988 15:25 | 17 |
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Re: (Jerry)
Mr Scary II ...what's scary is I understood everything you
just said, and actually KNOW where Spartanburg is!!
Although I must admit I don't know where Greenville is.
I do know where Newberry is....
RE: (PRC)
L.A.Guns pulled that stunt...TWICE! in Worcester when
opening for AC/DC. What gets me is that half the audience
wouldn't have known the difference anyways! They all
screamed and yelled as though they said Worcester.
/kim
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85.15 | kwotes of the metal mouths | AYOV11::MHOLLOWAY | | Sun Sep 18 1988 21:09 | 25 |
| "He's an ignorant little sod,a starstruck little asshole" - Graham
Bonnet talking about Yngwie Malmsteen
"I've tried to be a human being most of the time" - R.J. Dio
"We never wanted to be a gimmick band " - Poison
"I am extremely happy. I have a big house, seven cars, money in
the bank. How the hell can I seriously write a protest song?"-
Dee Snider
"I think a lot of my anger is frustration. I'm frustrated about
being angry & angry about being frustrated. I'm frustrated about
not knowing what I'm angry about" - Ritchie Blackmore
"I must say that none of us in Whitesnake have a perm, not me, not
David and not John. Thats official " - Neil Murray
"Our previous label CBS were obviously a bit fed up with seeing
loyalty cheques going direct to drug dealers" - Steven Tyler
"My brains are oatmeal" MICKY MARS
Thats all for now folks!
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85.16 | Herz a couple | PIWACT::KELLY | Frayed ends of sanity 291-9089 | Fri Sep 30 1988 16:11 | 15 |
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"Just because I've stopped drinking dosen't mean that I'm going
to become a born-again christian and all that bullsh*t"
The madman of Rock Ozzy Osbourne
"The reason I didn't put out a tribute album to Randy Rhodes right
away was I didn't want to look like I was cashing in on his death"
Ozz
That IS respect!
Bk
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85.17 | Ozzy is king of the hill.... | NINJA::COOPER | I am not a number, I am a free man | Fri Sep 30 1988 16:39 | 4 |
| We (I) like Ozzy's attitude. He's got his sh*t together for an
old man...
jc
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85.18 | More Ozzy trivia | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Back in Black | Fri Sep 30 1988 18:05 | 5 |
| Someone I know cracked me up recently with the comment, "I love
Ozzy, ...an old fat guy that wears spandex."
gh
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85.19 | Didn't he leave something out ? | LEDDEV::CALABRIA | reality is overrated | Wed Feb 22 1989 09:48 | 7 |
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"Sex, and Rock-n-Roll, the American way."
-Gene Simmons
from The Decline of Western Civilization part II, The Metal Years.
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85.20 | Ted Nugent on hunting ... cross-posted without permission | ANT::SLABOUNTY | The stakes are high, and so am I. | Tue Apr 11 1989 17:15 | 87 |
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From a recent exchange of letter between Teresa L. Gibbs of the People for
the Ethical Treatment of Animals, in Washington, and Ted Nugent, the rock
star.
November 15, 1988
Dear Mr. Nugent,
We have received several letter from our members and your fans about a
recent article in Star magazine describing your hunt and slaughter of a
black bear.
As you point out in the article, there is no ethical difference between
killing a bear and killing a cow, pig, or chicken. I would like to point
out that killing any animal for reasons of taste, sport, or luxury is wrong.
I am hopeful that, upon reflection, you will be eager to switch to a more
humane, healthy pastime such as hunting down and collecting wild vegetables
and fruits, hiking, or taking photographs of animals, such as bears, in
their natural habitats.
Hunting is an extremely cruel and senseless form of "recreation." The
stress that it causes animals - the noise, the fear, and the constant chase
- is nothing less than a form of psychological torture. Those animals who
are hunted but escape suffer from stress-related disabilities that reduce
there ability to eat properly and store the fat and energy needed to survive
the winter. The death of animal is also devastating to his or her family,
particularly when young are involved.
Although the flesh of a dead bear does not contain high levels of hormones,
antibiotics, and pesticides that are found in the flesh of factory farm
animals, all meat does contain unhealthy levels of fat and cholesterol,
which are responsible for most cases of cancer, heart disease, hardening of
the arteries, strokes, arthritis, muscular dystrophy, and myriad other
life-threatening human illnesses. Studies of vegetarian societies and sects
have concluded that a meatless diet not only promotes a longer life but
enhances the quality of life. Since meat is not only unnecessary for our
survival but a major health risk as well, we cannot justify the slaughter of
animals simply for reasons of taste or sport.
I am enclosing some information that I hope you find interesting. If you
have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contatct us.
Meanwhile, I thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Teresa L. Gibbs
December 2, 1988
Dear Teresa,
I don't know how often you leave beautiful downtown D.C., but you obviously
rarely leave the pavement. I've spent a lifetime out-of-doors with real
wildlife, and it disturbs me whenever someone makes a detrimental judgement
based on a make-believe emotional belief.
Killing animals is not wrong. It is certainly part of the real world. God
does it. Mother Nature does it. Animals do it. And man does it. An ounce
of common sense would show you the importance of death in the wild. But you
obviously don't really care about the animals or you would know firsthand
the damage your fantasy would cause. Try going snowshoeing in an area with
deer after a sever winter, and tell me how you like the mass, slow,
lingering death as an alternative to a national harvest. You are a cruel
bunch of liars.
You are wrong about stress. The animal world is designed for stress, man or
no man. And sorrow to the animal's family? You really flashed your
pathetic ignorance here. I've seen hundreds of doe and deer beat hell out
of their fawns for a tidbit of food in the winter. The concept of family is
ridiculous if you know that boar, bears, and male lions, more often than
not, eat their young.
In regard to the consumption of animal flesh, man does, can and will -
justifiably - utilize animal flesh for food. Animal products are also
wonderful for clothing and many other uses.
The information you sent was not interesting. As someone who has seen and
experienced the truth, such nonsense only disgusts me.
Come on, Teresa, get your fat ass out of the office and let me take you
along with my children and friends to the beautiful world of truth and
experience.
Sincerely,
Ted Nugent
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85.21 | Nugent can write! | CSC32::G_HOUSE | Aces High | Tue Apr 11 1989 18:18 | 7 |
| Hey, old Ted speaks surprisingly eloquently! (certainly more than
in his lyrics... 8^)) Don't get me wrong, I love his stuff.
Also notice the dates on the two letters, he obviously responded
quickly.
gh
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85.22 | Teddy's Revenge! | RAVEN1::WHITBY | We r knights of the Metaltable! | Wed Apr 12 1989 00:47 | 12 |
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That'a boy Teddy!
Shoot 'em up and lay 'em down!
There's nothin' worse than a city folk tryin' to tell a
outdoors person how they should live.
Hollywood.......................Cat Scratch Fever!!!!!
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85.23 | | AYNRND::REILLY | You say it like it's a bad thing | Fri Aug 18 1989 09:07 | 13 |
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"I don't see how people can complain about touring. How can you
complain about a world vacation with all expenses paid?"
- Dave Ellefson (Megadeth)
Right on! If there is one thing I can not for the life of me
sympathize with, it's the "Life On The Road Is So Tough" category
of ballads into which so many rock stars feel they have to make
their obligatory entry (total yawn). At least somebody is having
fun. :^)
SEAN/BEER=LABATTS
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85.24 | | 45944::PERKINS | Join me.....if you dare! | Thu Jan 04 1990 08:30 | 31 |
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"I still like the idea of running down the street at 3am with my
trousers around my ankles, shouting and screaming...."
Ian Astbury, The Cult.
"I would've busted his f*ckin' head; he wouldn't be alive to talk about
it!"
Jon F*ckin' Bon Jovi on Tommy F*ckin' Lee
"I have absolutely no doubt that this band could take the stage
anywhere and achieve full erection!"
Mike Bordin, Faith no more.
"I have to say that I have never understood a word Tom Araya f*ckin'
sings other than AAARRRGGGHHH!!!"
Lemmy, Mot�rhead.
"I mean, I don't even like drinking!!!"
Ozzy
"I firmly believ that AIDS is a form of chemical warfare, invented
either by the Russions or the Americans..."
Billy Milano, MOD
Flip
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85.25 | huh? | BINKLY::MINARDI | No Chump Love Sucker | Thu Jan 04 1990 14:49 | 6 |
| re.24
Hey Flip...
Now you're making THIS topic redundant...
didn't you enter that already?
/Motorbreath...experiencing deja vu
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85.26 | On 1/2 of a deja vu.... | BOSHOG::KELLY | Leatherface roolz!! TCM III | Thu Jan 04 1990 21:14 | 5 |
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Partially...
BK
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85.27 | | 45944::PERKINS | Who taught you to torture? | Fri Jan 05 1990 04:26 | 4 |
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Yeah, so what? Ozzy's bit was new.... 8^)
Flip
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85.28 | | MILKWY::SLABOUNTY | The 16V, 240watt antenna mobile. | Tue Apr 17 1990 13:52 | 11 |
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Michael Monroe was asked which new artists he liked, and he
had a hard time answering. Seems that he likes alot of the
older stuff better (Little Richard, to name one).
He mentioned that he likes Guns 'n' Roses' style, in that
they try not to copy others ... they are their own band, but
he didn't come right out and say he liked the band.
GTI
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85.29 | | MILKWY::SLABOUNTY | Save a tree, say no to FF's!! | Mon Apr 30 1990 13:08 | 11 |
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Tommy Lee:
"I was at my wedding, and I was chewing a piece of gum. My
mother stood up in front of everyone and yelled, "Tommy!
Spit out your gum!!"
I was so embarrassed!!"
GTI
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85.30 | | SONATA::SFESSLER | Technical Ecstasy | Fri Aug 09 1991 13:31 | 8 |
| "I'll tell you what, F#$% the concert and let's go across the freeway
for a drink, whaddaya say?" - David Lee Roth at US festival '83
"This next one's about a bunch of whores" - Lord Tracy at the Channel
3/91
-FESS
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85.31 | | NEWOA::DALLISON | Tough talking youth naivete | Sat Aug 10 1991 11:34 | 7 |
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"There are three kinds of people in this world. Those who make things
happen, those who just sit back and watch things happen and those who
say 'What the f**k was that ?'"
David Lee Roth.
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85.32 | suckers | COMET::OLSONB | | Thu Oct 31 1991 23:39 | 4 |
| "The lead singer should have become a plumber."
Yngwie Malmsteen referring to Steven Pearcy of
Ratt.
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85.33 | Consider the source | GOES11::G_HOUSE | Tommy The Cat | Fri Nov 01 1991 14:34 | 6 |
| re: .32
Yeah, but... Steven's still singing, isn't he? Guess that tells ya
something...
gh
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85.34 | loser! | HAMER::KRON | Dem's not babies..dem's fidgets!! | Fri Nov 01 1991 17:18 | 1 |
| I'm not a big Ratt fan but wingy is such a DICK!!!!!!
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85.35 | Cool quote | GOES11::G_HOUSE | Tommy The Cat | Thu Dec 19 1991 13:12 | 9 |
| It's not by a metal musician, but I thought this quote was so cool when
I read it recently that I wanted to post it.
"Develop your talent, man, and leave the world something.
Records are really gifts from people. To think that an
artist would love you enough to share his music is a
beautiful thing."
- Duane Allman
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85.36 | GWAR................. | COMET::FRISBYA | California born and raised! | Wed Jan 15 1992 19:05 | 4 |
| What's a world full of love without a well-tempered dose of sex?
Frizkid
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85.37 | Speaking of Queensryche | CYNO::FERRIS | Guaranteed to blow your head apart | Fri Feb 14 1992 13:03 | 9 |
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Geoff Tate to crowd in the middle of Live:Mindcrime:
"For those of you who are not familiar with Queensryche and our music,
your probably wondering what the Hell is going on".
mike
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85.38 | Goes 11 ... ? | EEMELI::TFORSELL | SoGetOutThere&Rock&RollTheBones! | Fri Jul 03 1992 11:06 | 8 |
| Sorry for not sticking right on the subject, but...
Greg, where does that 'goes 11' come from? Wasn't it some interview of a
guitar player who was boasting about his new Marshall's that had the
master volume range from 0 to 11? Who was the guy and what was the band?
Toffe
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85.39 | | SUBURB::COOKS | This is the Modern World | Fri Jul 03 1992 11:37 | 13 |
| Re. Last
I would hap hazzard a guess it wuz Nigel Tufnell from the legendary
Spinal Tap.
Btw.
"Hello Flip. Boring in here today,innit"?
(That`s my memorable heavy metal quote there).
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85.40 | | PEKING::PERKINSP | Keep George out of my Bush | Fri Jul 03 1992 13:31 | 4 |
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Hello Stoo.....for quote of the day, see pn. 8^)
Flip
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85.41 | | SUBURB::COOKS | This is the Modern World | Fri Jul 03 1992 13:49 | 5 |
| ho!ho!
etc.
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85.42 | | GOES11::G_HOUSE | Black Sheets Of Rain | Sat Jul 04 1992 02:52 | 8 |
| >Greg, where does that 'goes 11' come from? Wasn't it some interview of a
>guitar player who was boasting about his new Marshall's that had the
>master volume range from 0 to 11? Who was the guy and what was the band?
Right-o, Stu's got it. It's from Spinal Tap, one of my favorite
movies.
gh
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85.43 | Spinal Tap. That was it. Thanks! | EEMELI::TFORSELL | SoGetOutThere&Rock&RollTheBones! | Mon Jul 06 1992 09:18 | 0 |
85.44 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | The Devil (dog) made me do it | Mon Jul 06 1992 12:33 | 10 |
| Nigel on why Spinal Tap's crowd is mostly teenage boys.
"The lads identify with us. The girls see us in tight trousers and go
off running. We got armidillos in out trousers. It's really quite
frightning."
Devil Dog who roooolllleeeedddddd the first time he saw Spinal Tap.
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85.45 | | KDX200::COOPER | A regular model of restraint... | Mon Jul 06 1992 13:47 | 1 |
| "There's such a fine line between stupid, and clever"
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85.46 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | The Devil (dog) made me do it | Mon Jul 06 1992 14:26 | 3 |
| Or how about the description of the vomit their second drummer died
from. Stuff was classic. I think I'm headed to video king to check this
out again.
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85.47 | | KDX200::COOPER | A regular model of restraint... | Mon Jul 06 1992 16:38 | 1 |
| "Kinda hard to dust vomit..."
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85.48 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | The Devil (dog) made me do it | Mon Jul 06 1992 17:21 | 4 |
| Or the first drummer who...
..."Died in a bizarre gardening accident".
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85.49 | well it was more of a stain than a globule | FAILTE::CARTYP | | Thu Jan 07 1993 09:49 | 10 |
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'As long as I've got the sex and drugs, I can do without
the Rock'n' Roll'
Mic Shrimpton
Spinal Tap
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85.50 | Plausible Impossible... | HOTLNE::LUCHT | Triple Bock is here! | Sat Oct 08 1994 21:11 | 6 |
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"People don't realize that I started out playing
the blues."
-- Yngwie Malmsteen
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85.51 | | WMOIS::MAZURKA | Son_Of_Yanni. | Sun Oct 09 1994 08:20 | 4 |
| Mussolini may have made the Train run on Time....
But Not Every_Body had A_Ticket fer that Train..
__Steven Tyler
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85.52 | | GOES11::HOUSE | How could I have been so blind? | Mon Oct 10 1994 15:20 | 1 |
| Train kept a rollin, all night long...
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85.53 | | FRETZ::HEISER | Grace changes everything | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:13 | 1 |
| Second verse, same as the first...
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85.54 | Notice the p_n -- TAR PITS!!! | POWDML::BUCKLEY | why do we have to fall from grace? | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:36 | 15 |
| In the age of environmental awareness, I'm trying to recycle old
notes instead of creating new ones...
<<< Note 85.21 by CSC32::G_HOUSE "Aces High" >>>
-< Nugent can write! >-
Hey, old Ted speaks surprisingly eloquently! (certainly more than
in his lyrics... 8^)) Don't get me wrong, I love his stuff.
Also notice the dates on the two letters, he obviously responded
quickly.
gh
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85.55 | | BUSY::FISED::SLABOUNTY | I smell T-R-O-U-B-L-E | Mon Oct 10 1994 16:39 | 7 |
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RE: .53
Geez, I know that!! But not right at the moment!!
GTI
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85.56 | | GOES11::HOUSE | How could I have been so blind? | Mon Oct 10 1994 18:31 | 3 |
| WOAH! Where'd _that_ come from?!? How old was that anyway????
gh
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85.57 | | WMOIS::MAZURKA | Son_Of_Yanni. | Tue Oct 11 1994 16:15 | 3 |
| I'd say About 30_Years.
Crazy_Albery_The_VIII
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