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[RubyLapiz]

I lolled.

[Momiji]

Originally Posted by rubah ^

I lolled.

I did too, then I saw that it made headlines everywhere. Then I became majorly pissed off about it.

[Randgris]

I didn't really care (since they live hundreds of miles away ).

Birds of the same feather Spoiler: are the same birds

[Momiji]

Not to mention, we can only hope this information doesn't get to Chris Crocker.

[Mr Cactuar]

Originally Posted by Poetically Pathetic ^

Not to mention, we can only hope this information doesn't get to Chris Crocker.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

"LEAVE HER ALONE! SHE HAS A UTERUS JUST LIKE I DO, IT HURTS!" - Chris Crocker

So expecting *it* to come out with this soon.

[Vincent, Thunder God]

Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF ^

Originally Posted by blim ^

Originally Posted by Roto13 ^

Originally Posted by Vincent, Thunder God ^

I listen to music from an era when the focus wasn't on some media image easily accessible to various ridiculous teenage cliques, but the music!

That hasn't happened in, like, a hundred years. :P

For many artists that is still the case now.

Any artist who claims that either has no ambition or is lying. The money is a part of it.

Of course money is a part of it, but my concern is that in the current popular music, money is the only part of it. In my opinion, my favorite bands, most of the progressive rock genre in the 70s, created their music for love of music, which also happened to be their choice of career, not the other way around. I must question that any MTV superstar gives a about the music he makes at all, since it all sounds so - unemotional and unoriginal. It's all about the image, the look, not the music at all. It's really just a marketing machine.

[Rengori]

It's so stupid how much buzz this story is generating. Oh well, nothing will ever beat the over hyping of the death of Anna Nicole Smith.

Originally Posted by Vincent, Thunder God ^

Of course money is a part of it, but my concern is that in the current popular music, money is the only part of it. In my opinion, my favorite bands, most of the progressive rock genre in the 70s, created their music for love of music, which also happened to be their choice of career, not the other way around. I must question that any MTV superstar gives a about the music he makes at all, since it all sounds so - unemotional and unoriginal. It's all about the image, the look, not the music at all. It's really just a marketing machine.

I'm not sure if you've heard of it, there's this thing called the underground music scene. Look it up, many of the musicians do it for the love of music.

[Hambone]

Originally Posted by Professor Plum ^

THIS IS NOT NEWS.

Honestly, I've known this for like...3 months.