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Great quote: KISS' Gene Simmons on why he voted for President Bush (my title)
Reuters ^
| November 15, 2004
Posted on 11/17/2004 9:47:38 PM PST by ConservativeStatement
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To: Lando Lincoln
I was watching the night he said that. Then the South Park guys came out.
To: shotokan
"Gene originally suggested using the "F word" for the name of the band"
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11/18/2004 9:08:46 AM PST
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GunnyHartman
(Allah is allah outta virgins.)
To: weegee
I would say "Red Hot", which he did with Robert Gordon, was almost as big a hit and a MUCH better (and funnier - check out the lyrics) song, for old-time rockabilly-style oldies fans. I used to see Link and the Wraymen play in person at their digs on the SE side of DC every weekend when I was stationed at Ft. Meade.
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11/18/2004 11:08:29 AM PST
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FreeKeys
(: I believe gangsta rap does cause violence. Every time I hear it I want to shoot the radio. :)
To: DollyCali
Saw Ray in person at the Lemon Tree in Dayton years ago. Awesome.
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11/18/2004 11:09:59 AM PST
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FreeKeys
(: I believe gangsta rap does cause violence. Every time I hear it I want to shoot the radio. :)
To: FreeKeys
Red Hot was a cover as many of Robert Gordon's post "Tuff Darts" songs were.
Bruce Springsteen wrote Fire for them but then he took it back and recorded it himself as well.
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11/18/2004 5:00:43 PM PST
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weegee
(WE FOUGHT ZOGBYISM November 2, 2004 - 60 Million Voters versus 60 Minutes - BUSH WINS!!!)
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