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Your guess is as good as mine. Alls I knows is its a BFG

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Wow. I'm for a young person I'm hopelessly out of touch / uninterested in much of today's music. Today in the sociological sense.

I've found I dont enjoy rock/metal/etc in concert settings because of the excess of clipping and stupid-loud volume. Someday I'd like to see jazz performed in an intimate setting without microphones; just the instruments themselves. I'm not up to speed on current jazz artists, but someday I'll get around to doing that, I think. Obviously it would probably not be anyone famous though. \

There goes my Pulitzer.

I'm not completely past-only, but the allure of so much music already available far outweighs the excitement from one or two new albums from current artists every few months. I guess I do both, but past music to a much, much larger degree.

Thats exactly why I love it so much (well, the Beatles anyway). I'm a white 25 year old male who happens to appreciate quality; I've got nothing to do with most anything on radio or MTV, etc. Thankfully I've got an enormous pool of music from past years to draw from. And it all is new to me, and far better than anything American Idol is likely to bless us with. Now I'm a freaking 50s/60s jazz nut. After hearing Time Out, I've never been the same. That album changed my fucking life. I imagine if I was older, I would view the Beatles as played out, but I doubt I'd view the jazz the same way, as its not 2 minutes long per song, typically.

Old People biker gangs are scary.

I thought you were in New York. Thats you in the black glasses, yeah?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csuZHyW-iGI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csuZHyW-iGI

Dont be hatin' on Bob, yo!

But if you try someti______

^^ You cant always get what you want.

indeed

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Ehh, I may be inclined to agree with that. But certainly listenable, no doubt

We'll see. Gotta consult the grand wizard of MonoBeatleVille first

Well I can respect that then. Disagree strongly, but still respect it.

I have to admit, I've never really paid much attention to a man's wardrobe.

The first rule of Mono Beatles Club is you do not talk about Mono Beatles Club