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  1. March 15th, 2009, 09:28 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rimrose View Post
    Probably ought to avoid "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" too.
    I actually like that song...
    It doesn't SOUND like it's about drugs...

    Despite the Initials of the Title.


    I'm listening to my Best Friend on the phone.
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    Ice cream makes everything better. Even Big Brother.

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    "Midnight Hour" -- The Perth County Conspiracy. Trippy folk-rock from 1970.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rimrose View Post
    Probably ought to avoid "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" too.
    I was thinking that myself. Of course, given it's taken Fuzface this long to discover the Beatles, I wonder how long before the Monkees, and then...Motown!

    Quote Originally Posted by Fuzface View Post
    I actually like that song...
    It doesn't SOUND like it's about drugs...
    The song is clearly a narrative about an LSD trip and the hallucinations one experiences as a result.
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  4. March 15th, 2009, 11:28 PM #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by LordTBT View Post
    I was thinking that myself. Of course, given it's taken Fuzface this long to discover the Beatles, I wonder how long before the Monkees, and then...Motown!



    The song is clearly a narrative about an LSD trip and the hallucinations one experiences as a result.
    If you say so. It just seemed like nonsense to me. But then I don't know too much about LSD or the effects of it...

    AS for the Monkees...I've been told by a fairly relieable friend I would like them. But..one obsession at a time. There's only so much quality music my folks can take at once.
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    Both Rowling and Meyer, they’re speaking directly to young people. The real difference is that Jo Rowling is a terrific writer and Stephenie Meyer can’t write worth a darn. She’s not very good.
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  5. March 15th, 2009, 11:55 PM #35
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    The Monkees are awful, soulless pop. Avoid them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fuzface
    If you say so. It just seemed like nonsense to me. But then I don't know too much about LSD or the effects of it...
    LSD, like most other psychotropic drugs, is not known for connecting people to reality. The song is not one of their best and is clearly about drugs.

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    The Monkees are awful, soulless pop. Avoid them.
    Oh, come on... You're probably humming "Last Train to Clarksville" right now

    The Monkees get into your head, attach themselves to your brain and you will not be able to get "I'm a Believer" out for a week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mackinsie View Post
    The Monkees get into your head, attach themselves to your brain and you will not be able to get "I'm a Believer" out for a week.
    I hate that song. Never knew who sung it, though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mackinsie View Post
    Oh, come on... You're probably humming "Last Train to Clarksville" right now

    The Monkees get into your head, attach themselves to your brain and you will not be able to get "I'm a Believer" out for a week.
    If you say so.
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    Oogie Boogie's song from Nightmare Before Christmas. I love this soundtrack...
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    I am the Walrus.

    Loudly, because nobody else is home. This song's grown on me quite a bit.
    Quote Originally Posted by Ferahgo the Assassin View Post
    Ice cream makes everything better. Even Big Brother.

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    Listening to some new Cheryl Cole, Pixie Lott, David Guetta, and Chamillionaire.

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