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Xentrick
good to go
Member # 64

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forget Metallica, forget the Monsters of Rock, forget The Three Tenors:

I saw Weird Al Yankovich in concert at the Center for the Performing Arts, San Jose, California, on Tuesday, 28 September, 1999, and that show kicked more ass than a cross-eyed Rockette!

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gravie
Ex-Member

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he is comming to Fresberg, and i got my ivories ready......

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Kosh
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Member # 167

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You turn a nice phrase there Xen.

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Aethelwer
Frank G
Member # 36

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I was at a Weird Al concert in Cleveland a few years ago. It was pretty nifty.

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Kosh
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Member # 167

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I went to see Metallica after "Enter The Sandman" came out. It was a hell of a show.

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Elim Garak
Plain and simple
Member # 14

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And here I thought this was going to be free TMBG promotion for Sol.

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Montgomery
Reigning Supreme
Member # 23

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Hey, "TMBG"MBG, but I still ain't heard a note of them.
Still, quoting song lyrics is too much fun for me to begrudge it of anyone.

So in the spirit of obcure music, a gem of a last line from a John Peel record by the Cuban Boys:
"Are we done? Good. That oughtta hold the littl' bas###ds..."

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LOA
Migraine Mistress
Member # 49

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TMBG is going to be here in Spokane tomorrow.... I was going to go, but now I'm not... oops!

And just a note: I'm boycotting Weird Al... I don't approve of a certain new song of his. Grrr. :�

~LOA

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Kosh
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Member # 167

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Not wanting to start a debate, but, which one do you not approve of.

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Aethelwer
Frank G
Member # 36

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The Star Wars one, since LOA hates Star Wars.

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Elim Garak
Plain and simple
Member # 14

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Indubiably.

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HMS White Star
Active Member
Member # 174

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Weird Al is a God amoung Men...or at least what his publistist says

. No really I love Weird Al, I wish I could see him live.

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HMS White Star (your local friendly agent of Chaos and a d*mn lucky b*st*rd:-) )

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