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The interesting thing to me is how they behave in the righteous, but in all their own judgments of EVERYONE, they actually have NO wisdom to give. The world doesn't really hate Americans, they just hate these two dead white people flapping their mouths. (No offense intended. My boyfriend is a ...

If Kung Fu is truly useless, as you claim, then let it be.

No, i he just means your posture when you sit. I do classical and modern dance, and it's amazing how much i've learned to read-into people just by looking at their posture and their movements--esp. hand, feet and head.

I'll scratch that Woman's eyes out. He's MINE!

Wow, he's so hot. Kinda hunky, kinda chunky. Just my type! Love the wide nose. The beard on such a young man is HOT. Oh---did i mention he can SING?

This is so Classically BAD. So are there only 6 comments in 5 years because nobody remembers the commercial?

It's like watching Harpo Marx play his harp. These people truly LIVED through their talent. I do believe that there still is great talent today, but that is obscured by the media. If anyone becomes too profound, then that's a bad thing today. Cause it makes you think too much. Take Mike Judge's ...

Wow, did anyone know that this was the song that Vince used for his audition for a new singer after Yazoo broke-up? Out of 80 people Andy Bell was number. Vince plays guitar live as Andy auditions the song, and he sings it BEAUTIFULLY. The bootleg of this audition is out there. I also re-master...

I wonder why the cop asked the man to turn off his camera.

If Echo & the Bunnymen really were Goths, then this song is their singular, utterly magical contribution to Rock & roll. A true Classic.

And Elizabeth Frazer from Cocteau Twins in the background, like his guardian angel.

Wow, i had this cassette tape long ago, and guess it DOES sound like New Order. But not a rip-off, as was said. Just cause the style is the similar doesn't lessen the song. It's a real song with it's own voice and own story. That's the whole point of Echo & the Bunnymen. They went against t...

Oh, it's so sweet! I love the combination of church organ with the synth-choir voices. I used this song in parallel to Chariots of Fire in my music theory website to show why C# is used for this type of near epic sound. (for reference on that, my Dot-com sight is Musicolored).