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The way to kill this thing is pretty easy actually, but you need the right equipment. The Gauss Rifle from the Bootleg Brewery is essential. You'll need about 200 Microfusion cells as well minimum. Use the Stealth suit mk II and find a good position to attack the legendary bloatflyusing stalagmit...

@kontolraksasa If you listen closely you can hear the breaks in his voice, that Autotune (if it were actually in effect) would correct. You can hear the lilt and breath stops in his voice during the song, and the subtle errors in pitch when his vocal chords resonate with his diaphram. Since you c...

Every time I hear this song, I think to myself "There might be a little dust ON THE BIBLE...But Don't let it fool you about what's inside. There might be a little dust ON THE BIBLE...But it's a one of those things that get's sweeter with time." It's the new wine after all!

Thumbs up if you like getting your corn from a mason jar!

Some people have a difficult time with minimalism in music, or in modern dissonant composition. While I've heard some crazy modern music, this particular piece works in a jazz minimal style. The effect is something akin to listening to traffic at a busy intersection with construction going on in ...

I'm thinking that Peter Noonan's "Wooden" long TV shots are due to classical choral training, wherein people are huddled en masse. Nonetheless, his creative lyrics and the bands riffs are superlative.

851 people just don't get it. I cannot help but wonder what they have been doing with their lives to make them so bitter.

@xkatie656 MOMOSAN! ;)

Briars, not wires. Lol

The ran through the BRIARS and the BRAMBLES. Good spot Jiga

Gaelic: English:

Coisich, a Rùin, hù ll oro, Come on, my love, hù ll oro,

cum do ghealladh, o hi lbh o; Keep your promise to me, o hi lbh o;

beir Soraldh bhuam, hù ll oro, Take greetings from me, hù ll oro,

dha na Hearadh, boch oralnn o. Over to Harris, boch oralnn o.

(First stanza)

Who, besides me, remembers when Oingo Boingo was referred to as Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo? What an incredible talent all those guys have.

Absolutely amazing live. I've not heard many voices live that surpass a studio effort, but her voice is so soothing, it flows like honey. Truly amazing.

Crazy people. The song was wriiten by Neil Sedaka, performed by the Monkees in 1966. Smash Mouth? Who the hell are they?