Re: Yeah, that macho type arrogance isn't appreciated in rock music, nowadays. -- Final End

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Date Posted: 15:30:57 04/03/02 Wed
Author: The Serpent
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Re: Yeah, that macho type arrogance isn't appreciated in rock music, nowadays.
In reply to: shauna 's message, "whoops..." on 21:57:11 04/02/02 Tue

If that eighties big hair stuff came back, I'd probably cry.

Half of that stuff, to me, is just funny. The song, by Poison, "Talk Dirty To Me," makes me laugh every time I hear it. "Cheery Pie" is lame.

I think most of those bands should have been in the circus. I mean, they were getting shot out of cannons in their live shows, anyway. Plus, they had clowns and sparkly uniforms. If you added some lions and a high wire act, they would have had themselves a full fledged circus going on.

Anyways, those lyrics, that you posted, were a little better than what I would expect from Skid Row. :)

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