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@TheClarenceter "the infectious American comments?" What language do you speak, because it's obvious that English is not your native tongue... else you have a cognitive disorder... which is it? Both? OK, kill yourself.

Ween is something else to be a part of... when they are on... Austin, Stubs, topless girls got on stage.. it sounds trivial... it was religious.

@777Kwyjibo Nope. There is no such thing in "Brave New World." Try again. Nothing like NEbb in BNW.

So good to see in concert. Much better, over time, than a lot of what has started and died... since they first came to Dallas and played at the old TREES.

Finding this online makes me want to buy more SL shizzle. But again, if they act like pouty little babies... who do not want to be heard... I will satisfy them. Either way, they don't lose. I was not buying them before, but if I can hear them online, a little bit, and they bring back the old memo...

Back in the 90's, yes, I was introduced. Such a beauty full sound, just for the sound? Maybe. But it got me off, and that was all that matters. If sound strokes me hard enough to make me feel high, then my goodness... you have success.

Crowd surfing was still going on, at their shows... it was gone elsewhere, but IT WAS IN FULL EFFECT at their shows!

Youngsters: learn--- check the N.W.A. soon, too. Don't neglect the dead Kennedys, either. Open up your brain. Take history seriously, it ALWAYS repeats

He admitted he copied "Dig" from Skinny Puppy... so look there, first.

I love the acting job at the start, but otherwise- great job, mate- from TX.

Pretty nice, if you're smoking... if not, well, they're nothing special. Bob's better.

Wow, it's basic skateboarding tricks... like Tony Hawk without the skills. I'm not hating, you guys just don't have anything to see here. Fill out an application for Burger Street.

Niggative: whatever."The levels of pain the human mind can bear?" Judge, judge, judge. Time is running out. I'd suggest a better endeavor, like coochie hunting. Levels of pain will come, and we'll see if you can deal with what life deals to you (we all get our share), but you'd be better served g...

Warehouse Music is closer to what you could say, back in '89. Rave? Nah, too early. Club music. And no, emo was not what it is now. That was still called New Wave, then it became Goth. Emo was whiny-ass punk music without a soul. All these little mini-bullshit dividers were not around. This would...

@JasonBrazen The term "EMO" was around. Check the bar in Austin, and in Houston, Texas. EMO was a term, but it didn't mean GOTH... it meant EMOtional Punk. Emo was used more for the likes of Green Day, not Marilyn Jackass. But back then, we had enough bands like Skinny Puppy, Revco, Ministry, Cab...

Excellent. I call for a remastered version with higher volume on dialog... the music nearly blows the speakers when it's loud enough to hear their words. His cough is a bit high on the volume, as well. The comedy value is super high, however, which is good. I can smell that cup of cheese right no...

If dats my pussy, Riskay, mmmm. I'm happy. I'll keep it busy for a few days... you'll get mad about it.

Too bad there's no tape of the Special Olympiads.

Megadeth? No, that has nothing to do with this. That's like comparing the Lemonheads version of Different Drum to the Monkees version.

[look up monkeys version- it won't let me link]

Look up lemonheads- same reason.

Different things ARE different, tell me if I'm right, 13 years from today.

Thumbs up if you have to say "thumbs up if," to get your rocks off, beee yot ch eeees.

My question is HOW did it come to use the Forbidden Zone theme? Was it driven by the request of someone who had seen that great movie, or was it simply Elfman's choice?

@mroyan Emo used to mean "emotional punk", that's what "Emo" is, an abbreviation of "emotional," thus the Emo's bar/venue in Austin that still exists, that has been around since the early 90s. It's not Goth (which young, stupid people now call "Emo"). In fact, Greenday is a perfect example of wha...

That classic The Fall bass is always there; on this album, the chick voices are a very nice compliment to M.Smith's vocal stylings. Good harmony, even... these things cannot be recreated in the modern era... My God, but they happened. They did. "Nice," as the new kid said, in fourth grade, long t...

Yeah, the bass was wrong notes. That's not even a cover. Keep trying.

@KalEl1358 Nope. The Japanese were raping and killing everywhere they attacked. So, without raping, Americans do whatever it takes to make the Japanese stop. That is called War, and America did not attack a Japanese Island to start it.

@1994RTK Wow, if only you could write using real words, perhaps the whole point you are trying to make would be more believable.

Wow, my comment was removed as spam, but it was not spam. How odd, to see PC ruling the comment section of a Fall video. Lame.

@phallusbravo See Also: 1920's reporter guy scoops callahan... there's a ton of them up on youtube, and it's all The (mighty) Ticket, in Dallas.