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		|  08-14-2009, 11:25 AM | #1471 |  
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				Re: This is the thread where the fringster comes back with teeth
			 
 
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		|  08-14-2009, 11:26 AM | #1472 |  
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					Originally Posted by SlaveNoMore  "As he gazed into the eyes of the Gorgon he immediately turned into stone"
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		|  08-14-2009, 11:31 AM | #1473 |  
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				Re: Guitar Heroes
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by SlaveNoMore  Both good.
 But on sheer talent, and at that age level, the Edge? Come on. How about
 
 Buckethead
 Eric Johnson
 Adam Jones
 Warren Haynes
 
 On sheer awesomeness and with comparable name recognition, how about
 
 Eddie Van Halen
 Tom Morello
 Steve Vai
 
 I won't even go the Jack White replacements.  I love Jack, but come on.
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The problem with some of these names (like Vai), I think, is that they weren't with any one band for decades, as was the Edge, so while they may have a distinctive guitar sound (and prodigious talent) they didn't push a distinctive band sound.  
 
Van Halen's an exception, but putting van Halen with Jimmy Page would go against one of the themes of the movie, as I understood it -- the idea of the second person having a very different sound than Page/Zep.  
 
At the end of the day, I'd probably rather watch How the West Was Won again, but I'd still like to see this movie.
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		|  08-14-2009, 11:32 AM | #1474 |  
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					Originally Posted by Sidd Finch  Evenodds?  Yo.  It's been awhile. |  I am accepting lyric suggestions to bring others back.
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		|  08-14-2009, 12:05 PM | #1475 |  
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				Re: Guitar Heroes
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by SlaveNoMore  Both good.
 But on sheer talent, and at that age level, the Edge? Come on. How about
 
 Buckethead
 Eric Johnson
 Adam Jones
 Warren Haynes
 
 On sheer awesomeness and with comparable name recognition, how about
 
 Eddie Van Halen
 Tom Morello
 Steve Vai
 
 I won't even go the Jack White replacements.  I love Jack, but come on.
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Talent, esp. wanky talent, ain't everything.  With the possible exception of Morello, no way I'd see the movie with any of those guys filling in for the Edge.
 
Now Peter fucking Buck?  That would be a different story.
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		|  08-14-2009, 12:17 PM | #1476 |  
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				Re: This is the thread where the fringster comes back with teeth
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by John Phoenix  Satriani and Slash? |  12 and 21.  Both would be subs for the Edge, who's 17 years younger than Page.
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		|  08-14-2009, 01:47 PM | #1477 |  
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				Re: This is the thread where the fringster comes back with teeth
			 
 No tooth approval yet; maybe next week. 
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		|  08-14-2009, 02:22 PM | #1479 |  
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				Re: Philistines
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by ironweed   |  That's sad.  I'm going to get my iPod and start blasting Coltrane's Live in Japan.  Should keep people away from office.
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		|  08-14-2009, 03:13 PM | #1480 |  
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				An Ethnic Fashion Question
			 
 A few weeks ago, I went on a cocktail dress buying binge because, well, why  not.  
 My favorite is a fabulous little dress with a unique pattern woven into the fabric.  The pattern signifies a certain country's culture.  The boyfriend is the same general ethnicity, but a different ancestral country.
 
 Am I an asshole if I wear it to a gala with him?*
 
 e/o
 
 
 *The issue is not him.  He would enjoy it for the kitsch factor alone, but then he's an exile from tcotu and has a sense of humor regarding such things.
 
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		|  08-14-2009, 03:25 PM | #1481 |  
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				Re: An Ethnic Fashion Question
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by evenodds  A few weeks ago, I went on a cocktail dress buying binge because, well, why  not.  
 My favorite is a fabulous little dress with a unique pattern woven into the fabric.  The pattern signifies a certain country's culture.  The boyfriend is the same general ethnicity, but a different ancestral country.
 
 Am I an asshole if I wear it to a gala with him?*
 
 e/o
 
 
 *The issue is not him.  He would enjoy it for the kitsch factor alone, but then he's an exile from tcotu and has a sense of humor regarding such things.
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		|  08-14-2009, 03:34 PM | #1482 |  
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					Originally Posted by ironweed   |  
evenodds has a cocktail dress dilemma, and all you can talk about is a dead free jazz drummer?
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		|  08-14-2009, 03:38 PM | #1483 |  
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				Re: An Ethnic Fashion Question
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by evenodds  A few weeks ago, I went on a cocktail dress buying binge because, well, why  not.  
 My favorite is a fabulous little dress with a unique pattern woven into the fabric.  The pattern signifies a certain country's culture.  The boyfriend is the same general ethnicity, but a different ancestral country.
 
 Am I an asshole if I wear it to a gala with him?*
 
 e/o
 
 
 *The issue is not him.  He would enjoy it for the kitsch factor alone, but then he's an exile from tcotu and has a sense of humor regarding such things.
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		|  08-14-2009, 03:45 PM | #1484 |  
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				Re: An Ethnic Fashion Question
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by evenodds  A few weeks ago, I went on a cocktail dress buying binge because, well, why  not.  
 My favorite is a fabulous little dress with a unique pattern woven into the fabric.  The pattern signifies a certain country's culture.  The boyfriend is the same general ethnicity, but a different ancestral country.
 
 Am I an asshole if I wear it to a gala with him?*
 
 e/o
 
 
 *The issue is not him.  He would enjoy it for the kitsch factor alone, but then he's an exile from tcotu and has a sense of humor regarding such things.
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Not an asshole.  The pattern gives people an excuse for staring at your tits.  ("I was just trying to determine what country that pattern derives from.  Are erect nipples more a sign of the Zimbabwean Ndebele, or the South African?")
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		|  08-14-2009, 03:46 PM | #1485 |  
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				Re: An Ethnic Fashion Question
			 
 
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					Originally Posted by evenodds  A few weeks ago, I went on a cocktail dress buying binge because, well, why  not.  
 My favorite is a fabulous little dress with a unique pattern woven into the fabric.  The pattern signifies a certain country's culture.  The boyfriend is the same general ethnicity, but a different ancestral country.
 
 Am I an asshole if I wear it to a gala with him?*
 
 e/o
 
 
 *The issue is not him.  He would enjoy it for the kitsch factor alone, but then he's an exile from tcotu and has a sense of humor regarding such things.
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