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- compared2what?
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Everything's Tuesday -- Chairmen of the Board
Jerk and Twine -- Jackie Ross
Twist and Limbo -- The Impressions
Can't Satisfy -- The Impressions
Sad, Sad Girl and Boy -- The Impressions
Just Another Dance -- The Impressions
Woman's Got Soul -- The Impressions, ft. George Hamilton

Jerk and Twine -- Jackie Ross
Twist and Limbo -- The Impressions
Can't Satisfy -- The Impressions
Sad, Sad Girl and Boy -- The Impressions
Just Another Dance -- The Impressions
Woman's Got Soul -- The Impressions, ft. George Hamilton

- compared2what?
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Paul Cezanne -- The Special Guests
James K. Polk -- They Might Be Giants
Anna Ng -- They Might Be Giants
Doctor's Orders -- Carol Douglas
James K. Polk -- They Might Be Giants
Anna Ng -- They Might Be Giants
Doctor's Orders -- Carol Douglas
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compared2what, thanks for the Cubism! I had heard a different version of the track by 5 Chinese Brothers, which is (apparently) a later incarnation of The Special Guests. I knew the voice was familiar.
"When I'm done ranting about elite power that rules the planet under a totalitarian government that uses the media in order to keep people stupid, my throat gets parched. That's why I drink Orange Drink!"
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You're very welcome. If you'd asked me this morning, I would have said it was a 5 Chinese Brothers song, too. The only thing I remembered really distinctly was that the video included the Astor Place cube, which I never knew how much I needed until....mentalgongfu2 wrote:compared2what, thanks for the Cubism! I had heard a different version of the track by 5 Chinese Brothers, which is (apparently) a later incarnation of The Special Guests. I knew the voice was familiar.

...three or four years ago. It was very disorienting not having it there. I felt unsafe whenever I thought of it, and still can't understand why the entire city didn't tip over and slide into the Hudson. Maybe they temporarily filled all the pipes in the Cooper Union building's plumbing system with concrete or something comparably ballast-y.
Happily...

...it wasn't away for very long.

And...um....there has been ceaseless gaiety and rejoicing throughout the land ever since.
The end.
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Okay Annie, I'll see your LL Cool J and raise you Candyman and Stetsasonic featuring the Force MD's
Candyman - Knockin Boots
Stetsasonic featuring Force M.D.s - Float On(Re Edit)
Candyman - Knockin Boots
Stetsasonic featuring Force M.D.s - Float On(Re Edit)
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who is the guy?
"O Oysters," said the Carpenter,
"You've had a pleasant run!
Shall we be trotting home again?'
But answer came there none--
And this was scarcely odd, because
They'd eaten every one.
"You've had a pleasant run!
Shall we be trotting home again?'
But answer came there none--
And this was scarcely odd, because
They'd eaten every one.
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The Rolling Stones – Brown Sugar (1975 Tour announcement, 5th Avenue & 10th Street)
If You Can't Rock Me
Dancin' With Mr. D
The most dangerous traps are the ones you set for yourself. - [i]Phillip Marlowe[/i]