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No Holiday wrote:

0_o wrote: Ministry/Alain Jourgensen back in 1986-92 was hella cool. Drugs and old age turned him into a wannabe metalhead.

As for the new Britney single, she has gone IDM! sorta. If you listen to in two windows at the same time it kinda sounds like Chris Clark. Did Bernard write the chorus thou on "Womanizer"?

I'll be honest with you.....I don't even think I would give "the new Britney single" the time of day to listen to. I like real music. Like Keane and LL Cool J.

J

I never knew rap music (LL Cool J) was real music....:scratch: :rolleyes:

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leather_girl wrote:

No Holiday wrote:

0_o wrote: Ministry/Alain Jourgensen back in 1986-92 was hella cool. Drugs and old age turned him into a wannabe metalhead.

As for the new Britney single, she has gone IDM! sorta. If you listen to in two windows at the same time it kinda sounds like Chris Clark. Did Bernard write the chorus thou on "Womanizer"?

I'll be honest with you.....I don't even think I would give "the new Britney single" the time of day to listen to. I like real music. Like Keane and LL Cool J.

J

I never knew rap music (LL Cool J) was real music....:scratch: :rolleyes:

Mama Say Knock you out. You know since you don't like it doesn't make it illegimate.

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No Holiday wrote:

0_o wrote: Ministry/Alain Jourgensen back in 1986-92 was hella cool. Drugs and old age turned him into a wannabe metalhead.

As for the new Britney single, she has gone IDM! sorta. If you listen to in two windows at the same time it kinda sounds like Chris Clark. Did Bernard write the chorus thou on "Womanizer"?

I'll be honest with you.....I don't even think I would give "the new Britney single" the time of day to listen to. I like real music. Like Keane and LL Cool J.

J

kinda "taking a piss" about Britney, but if you don't listen you will never know. At least you can look at Britney in the vid for sexual gratification or smirk at her attempts at acting if you are not into girls.

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leather_girl wrote:

No Holiday wrote:

0_o wrote: Ministry/Alain Jourgensen back in 1986-92 was hella cool. Drugs and old age turned him into a wannabe metalhead.

As for the new Britney single, she has gone IDM! sorta. If you listen to in two windows at the same time it kinda sounds like Chris Clark. Did Bernard write the chorus thou on "Womanizer"?

I'll be honest with you.....I don't even think I would give "the new Britney single" the time of day to listen to. I like real music. Like Keane and LL Cool J.

J

I never knew rap music (LL Cool J) was real music....:scratch: :rolleyes:

It's you loss, and a huge one musically, if you ignore all of rap, hip-hop, R&B. Thats like having one ear shut to the world and looking the other way.

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it's not music, but:

sarah palin saying that she knows about foreign policy because alaska is between russia and canada. what a stupid bint.

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No Holiday wrote:

Ok so Ministry isn't Death Metal. They are speed metal or thrash metal instead. It's all the same shit to me. Growling vocals, the same annoying loud riffs, and stupid white trash fans. Slayer also made a lot of political songs that ideologically I would agree with. But I don't care for that type of music. I like balls, but balls with melody.

No. Ministry are industrial metal. As for it sounding the same, you could say the same thing with gangsta rap.

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most rap today that blatently steals music from hits and adds retard lyrics that just don't make logical sense, like:

I drop bombs like Hiroshima

I mean what the f*** does that mean? Since when did Hiroshima drop bombs? or is Hiroshima a bomb in this rapper's mind? Its just retarded.

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The Ting Tings are fucking awful.

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Kath wrote:

Oh and apart from that.....

Black Lace.

How can you say that? Have you never heard ' We're having a gang-bang?' :eek3: Quality track..........:thumb:

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Digital's version of Ultraviolence

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