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Lifson Kofie Posted May 8, 2003
I'm going to Uni in September - who gives a **** about my standing with my parents any more!
Master B. No where near by the sounds of things. I'm in Eastbourne. Honestly - there's going to be pizza going spare!
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Mu Beta Posted May 8, 2003
Eastbourne? Hah!
(although if there's spare pizza, you can stick it in the post...)
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Mu Beta Posted May 8, 2003
Excellent! Free pizza, dude!
*air guitar*
No mushrooms for me, please.
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GreyDesk Posted May 8, 2003
Pizza? Well avoid this lot - http://www.famous-moes-pizza.co.uk/
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Lifson Kofie Posted May 9, 2003
Apart from the fact their site doesn't come up - why not GD? I do Pizza Stop usually anyways.
I don't do mushrooms either. I do do Bill & Ted though!!!
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Lifson Kofie Posted May 9, 2003
"God Gave Rock And Roll To You II" by KISS.
The best end-credit music in the world ever in my opinion!!!
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Lifson Kofie Posted May 12, 2003
According to all the Google searches I've done looking for a copy of the song, and also the end-credits of the film - it was by KISS.
"God Gave Rock And Roll To You" was a bit annoying, however the re-done version they did for the film, "God Gave Rock And Roll To You II" ranks right near the top of my favorites list!
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Mu Beta Posted May 12, 2003
Lifson, my dear, don't challenge me on classic rock history:
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Palladium/3254/argent.html
Some 2 years before Kiss even formed, I think.
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SEF Posted May 12, 2003
As I see it, that's a major problem with the current pop culture - the performance star is given more credit than the author/creator of anything. There's no sense of proportion or history. I see that in the EG articles I've been bothered to read/critique. 
There ought to be a link there somewhere back to the topic of remembering phone numbers or their history. 
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GreyDesk Posted May 12, 2003
Five, Seven Oh Nine....
Now I can't for the life of me remember who wrote or recorded that one. It's just some tune or other I recall from my childhood 
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Lifson Kofie Posted May 12, 2003
I stand corrected. There just is an overwhelming number of sources which said it was by KISS. Oh well - neat song either way - neat bands both of them. 
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Lifson Kofie Posted May 12, 2003
I dunno - I've only got a couple of their tracks, on cheapy compilation CDs, but I think they're alright.
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Mu Beta Posted May 12, 2003
Oh, and isn't that number of GD's from 'The Promised Land' by the King himself?
As featured in Men In Black, on Tommy Lee Jones' eight-track.
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Lifson Kofie Posted May 12, 2003
"Seven Oh Nine"? Isn't that who Jeri Ryan plays in Star Trek Voyager?
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