Re: At the Crossroads -- History of Pop Culture

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Subject: Re: At the Crossroads

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Tyler (the real T-time)

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Date Posted: 10:31:38 10/05/07 Fri
In reply to: Michael Hedges 's message, "Re: At the Crossroads" on 10:19:26 10/05/07 Fri

Micheal, i would agree with your statement on question number 3. He did die at a young age because rockstars live an eventful life which in the end probably took a toll on his life. But i do have to disagree with one part. He WAS something more than a musician; he was a great human being. He played his heart out for other people so they could enjoy his music. Even though his lyrics could suggest some sort of chase with the Devil, he did not sell his soul to the devil he merely worked at it and became a great musician within a year or two. Jessica Alba IS hot. very. oh my.

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Re: At the Crossroads	Sleepy(James McClain) (never trust a hag with apples)	13:54:05 10/05/07 Fri