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the sedatest show on earth
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Aug
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2003
09:59 am
glaucon
has anyone but me ever noticed how much Peter Murphy sounds like Neil Diamond?
(or vice versa, I guess)
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Then again...
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2003-08-21 11:53 am (UTC)
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you had your cat for 10 years before you realized that she was brown and not gray.
you think 69 Love Songs manages to capture the style of Al Jolson.
you always think Dick Powell was in the Thin Man.
I WILL cut you if you continue to make such gross accusations.
Ewww, Girl, Ewwww.
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2003-08-21 03:39 pm (UTC)
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you think 69 Love Songs manages to capture the style of Al Jolson.
my assertion was that 69LS captures the style of the Tin Pan Alley songwriters.
Al Jolson being a singer, not a song-writer, does not enter into it.
you'd think a slam poet would get the difference between text and performance.
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Then again...
Date: 2003-08-21 11:53 am (UTC)you think 69 Love Songs manages to capture the style of Al Jolson.
you always think Dick Powell was in the Thin Man.
I WILL cut you if you continue to make such gross accusations.
Ewww, Girl, Ewwww.
Re: Then again...
Date: 2003-08-21 03:39 pm (UTC)my assertion was that 69LS captures the style of the Tin Pan Alley songwriters.
Al Jolson being a singer, not a song-writer, does not enter into it.
you'd think a slam poet would get the difference between text and performance.