Copper Feel

Led Zeppelin - 'Dazed and Confused' The Beatles - 'Hello Goodbye' The Rolling Stones - 'Monkey Man' -

I'd like to respond, but I suspect that is a pop-culture reference to something other than you feeling sympathy for these brats. -

Nothing, actually. I think I must have come down with something. -

I didn't do anything for Halloween owing to my age, but me and a friend did steal and destroy a pumpkin from the garden of these little punks who were bothering us for sweets. -

If she can fit, that is. -

I nominate TaigaStar for the Hall of Lame. -

Metal Ted. -

This is going to be the start of a beautiful relationship. -

Can I do some sloganeering for you? 'Get Behind EHME' is what I have in mind. -

It's probably worth noting that the Tom Waits of 1973 - 1982 was a jazz pianist who crooned about alcoholism and lonely visits to nightclubs, whereas the Tom Waits of 1983 and beyond has pursued only the strangest of sounds.

I meant to say Q. I'm actually a litttle embarrassed now.

This is obviously for the best, but it is worth noting that the production on previous Eminem albums was far from being Dre's best work.

I don't mean to deflate Naiwf's balloon, but I suggested 'King Queer' up there. k thx bye

King Queer.

'Swimming in' as opposed to the more commonplace 'rolling in'? Not bad at all.

Cheers for that one, Van Kalen.

Meh. I should probably put my copies of NME away or something, but they always write about Oasis as if they were an act who could only be truly understood by those from a certain region.

Many of the sweets referenced in this thread were mentioned in the context of being good though.

You fucking bigot.

If something's popular then it must be good!

The people who are still alive are the scariest features of this picture.

If you can't get some forbidden fruit out of this then there's no hope for you.

Interesting. I really don't like the 'Smarties' that I am used to (the Canadian ones).