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  • The Gipper The GipperT In Memoriam Very Popular
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    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    Note to Thaak: You said you would not buy any of today's music, , but if you note the #1 album was by a guy named Jimi Hendrix. Newsflash: Hendrix died September 18th 1970...almost 40 years ago. And obviously this music was made before he died. So I don't know how you can categorize this as "today's music". Like I said, I probably won't buy it because I am not buying much in the way of music these days, plus I was not the biggest Hendrix fan....though I recognize his status as a Rock God.

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    • The GipperT The Gipper

      Here is this weeks survey:

      1. How much of the draft, which is now a 3 day event, will you watch?

      2. Ben Roethlisberger...did he skate, or was justice preserved?

      3. Were you surprised at how well Tiger Woods performed in The Masters after a 5 month layoff?

      4. The Top 5 albums on the Billboard Top 100 are by the following artists: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Barenaked Ladies 3. She&Him 4. The Gorillaz 5. New Moon Soundtrack. Who would be your pick to purchase if you were to, and are you surprised that a guy that died 39 years ago has the leading selling album in 2010?

      5. This week in history, April 12 through the 19th the following events occurred. Which one has the most important historical significance?:

      1775 The Battle Road, Lexington and Concord

      1861 The South fires on Ft. Sumter to begin the Civil War

      1865 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

      1906 The San Francisco earthquake hits

      1912 The Titanic sinks

      1945 FDR dies

      1993 Waco tragedy

      1995 Oklahoma city federal building bombed

      Kosar_For_President Kosar_For_PresidentK
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      Kosar_For_PresidentK Kosar_For_President wrote on last edited by Kosar_For_President
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      @the-gipper said:

      Here is this weeks survey:

      1. How much of the draft, which is now a 3 day event, will you watch?

      95% of it. Best time of the year for us Browns fans.

      2. Ben Roethlisberger...did he skate, or was justice preserved?

      He skated IMO. Wears a condom, DVD's of the hallway deleted (not the VIP room).

      3. Were you surprised at how well Tiger Woods performed in The Masters after a 5 month layoff?

      To be honest, no. Now that he was not Soma-f*cking porn stars the night before he can concentrate on what he does best.

      4. The Top 5 albums on the Billboard Top 100 are by the following artists: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Barenaked Ladies 3. She&Him 4. The Gorillaz 5. New Moon Soundtrack. Who would be your pick to purchase if you were to, and are you surprised that a guy that died 39 years ago has the leading selling album in 2010?

      Hendrix. Hell, Dark Side of the Moon was in the top 100 for like 90 years. Nirvana's releases always do good. Good music is good music. If memory serves me correctly, when they digitally remastered Robert Johnson's recordings he was in the top 100, 70 years later. Beatles did it 40 years later.

      5. This week in history, April 12 through the 19th the following events occurred. Which one has the most important historical significance?:

      1775 The Battle Road, Lexington and Concord

      1861 The South fires on Ft. Sumter to begin the Civil War

      1865 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

      1906 The San Francisco earthquake hits

      1912 The Titanic sinks

      1945 FDR dies

      1993 Waco tragedy

      1995 Oklahoma city federal building bombed

      It's got to be 1861, one of the most gruesome wars in our history. At least on our soil. Followed by Lincoln's assassination.

      Luck is Tim Couch. Big, Dumb Goofy, slow thinking QB - Ghoolie, 2-28-12
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        Kosar_For_PresidentK Kosar_For_President wrote on last edited by
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        Zombo said:

        I don't buy music, but I'd enjoy 1 & 2, never heard of 3-5.

        The Gorillaz make some good music. Dude is from a band called Blur. A staple of my music growing up in England.

        Luck is Tim Couch. Big, Dumb Goofy, slow thinking QB - Ghoolie, 2-28-12
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          Zombo said:

          I don't buy music, but I'd enjoy 1 & 2, never heard of 3-5.

          The Gorillaz make some good music. Dude is from a band called Blur. A staple of my music growing up in England.

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          The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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          @kosar_for_president said:

          The Gorillaz make some good music. Dude is from a band called Blur. A staple of my music growing up in England.

          Right, on the 5 acts....I assume everyone knows Jimi Hendrix and what he was all about. Tell the truth now...does anyone not know Hendrix?

          A mentioned, my son is a big Gorillaz guy, and I have heard their stuff and it is pretty good,mostly.

          BareNakedLadies is a big name act. (but to be honest with you, I have not followed them, but I hear they aren't bad)

          She & Him I have never heard of.

          The New Moon Soundtrack is of course from the "Twilight" movie sequel. It is a mix of stuff from classical like Debussy to ambient music to some current stuff which I don't know. My 15 year old daughter could tell you all about it if you are interested.

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            Note to Thaak: You said you would not buy any of today's music, , but if you note the #1 album was by a guy named Jimi Hendrix. Newsflash: Hendrix died September 18th 1970...almost 40 years ago. And obviously this music was made before he died. So I don't know how you can categorize this as "today's music". Like I said, I probably won't buy it because I am not buying much in the way of music these days, plus I was not the biggest Hendrix fan....though I recognize his status as a Rock God.

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            ThaakT Thaak wrote on last edited by
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            @the-gipper said:

            Note to Thaak: You said you would not buy any of today's music, , but if you note the #1 album was by a guy named Jimi Hendrix. Newsflash: Hendrix died September 18th 1970...almost 40 years ago. And obviously this music was made before he died. So I don't know how you can categorize this as "today's music". Like I said, I probably won't buy it because I am not buying much in the way of music these days, plus I was not the biggest Hendrix fan....though I recognize his status as a Rock God.

            I answered in two parts to your two part question. You asked first if I would purchase anything on that list (I wouldn't, as I don't purchase a lot of music to begin with) and then I answered why I wasn't surprised by Hendrix.

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            • ThaakT Thaak

              @the-gipper said:

              Note to Thaak: You said you would not buy any of today's music, , but if you note the #1 album was by a guy named Jimi Hendrix. Newsflash: Hendrix died September 18th 1970...almost 40 years ago. And obviously this music was made before he died. So I don't know how you can categorize this as "today's music". Like I said, I probably won't buy it because I am not buying much in the way of music these days, plus I was not the biggest Hendrix fan....though I recognize his status as a Rock God.

              I answered in two parts to your two part question. You asked first if I would purchase anything on that list (I wouldn't, as I don't purchase a lot of music to begin with) and then I answered why I wasn't surprised by Hendrix.

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              The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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              @thaak said:

              I answered in two parts to your two part question. You asked first if I would purchase anything on that list (I wouldn't, as I don't purchase a lot of music to begin with) and then I answered why I wasn't surprised by Hendrix.

              OH, OK, I guess I was confused. I thought that was one continuous thought. My bad.

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                LeBrent. Just go to the Billboard website....But I will admit, I took this from the "Rock Album" category. I did not see on there an overall comprehensive genre listing. It may have been broken down into Rock, Country, Rap, etc. This was from the Rock chart.

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                L LeBrent wrote on last edited by LeBrent
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                @the-gipper said:

                LeBrent. Just go to the Billboard website....But I will admit, I took this from the "Rock Album" category. I did not see on there an overall comprehensive genre listing. It may have been broken down into Rock, Country, Rap, etc. This was from the Rock chart.

                Thanks, that's a lot more believable.

                Most of today's most sold albums are pop, hip/hop, country, rap, but not as much rock.

                Last year's top selling albums were Taylor Swift-Fearless edging out Susan Boyle-I Dreamed a Dream.

                The next eight were:

                Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Andrea Bocelli, Hannah Montana, Black-eyed Peas, Eminem, Jay-Z, and Kings of Leon.

                Of those 10 only Kings of Leon could be considered Rock and it was the 10th most sold album. So the most sold rock album last year barely cracked the top ten overall.

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                  @the-gipper said:

                  LeBrent. Just go to the Billboard website....But I will admit, I took this from the "Rock Album" category. I did not see on there an overall comprehensive genre listing. It may have been broken down into Rock, Country, Rap, etc. This was from the Rock chart.

                  Thanks, that's a lot more believable.

                  Most of today's most sold albums are pop, hip/hop, country, rap, but not as much rock.

                  Last year's top selling albums were Taylor Swift-Fearless edging out Susan Boyle-I Dreamed a Dream.

                  The next eight were:

                  Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Andrea Bocelli, Hannah Montana, Black-eyed Peas, Eminem, Jay-Z, and Kings of Leon.

                  Of those 10 only Kings of Leon could be considered Rock and it was the 10th most sold album. So the most sold rock album last year barely cracked the top ten overall.

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                  The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                  @lebrent said:

                  Thanks, that's a lot more believable.

                  Most of today's most sold albums are pop, hip/hop, country, rap, but not as much rock.

                  Last year's top selling albums were Taylor Swift-Fearless edging out Susan Boyle-I Dreamed a Dream.

                  The next eight were:

                  Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Andrea Bocelli, Hannah Montana, Black-eyed Peas, Eminem, Jay-Z, and Kings of Leon.

                  Of those 10 only Kings of Leon could be considered Rock and it was the 10th most sold album. So the most sold rock album last year barely cracked the top ten overall.

                  I had only checked the Billboard Charts sites. Obviously when you are mixing in Jay-Z, with Andrea Bocelli with Hannah Montana with Lady Gaga with Susan Boyle you are really mixing things up, genre wise. Like I said I did not see a single comprehensive "multi-genre" album chart. Only charts broken up by genre....rock, country, rap.

                  (also....I am not aware that there are any real differences between "rock" and "pop". I think it is a nefarious distinction. Jimi Hendrix very well may have considered himself "pop"...in the sense that, sure, he wanted a hit record just like anyone else.

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                  • The GipperT The Gipper

                    Here is this weeks survey:

                    1. How much of the draft, which is now a 3 day event, will you watch?

                    2. Ben Roethlisberger...did he skate, or was justice preserved?

                    3. Were you surprised at how well Tiger Woods performed in The Masters after a 5 month layoff?

                    4. The Top 5 albums on the Billboard Top 100 are by the following artists: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Barenaked Ladies 3. She&Him 4. The Gorillaz 5. New Moon Soundtrack. Who would be your pick to purchase if you were to, and are you surprised that a guy that died 39 years ago has the leading selling album in 2010?

                    5. This week in history, April 12 through the 19th the following events occurred. Which one has the most important historical significance?:

                    1775 The Battle Road, Lexington and Concord

                    1861 The South fires on Ft. Sumter to begin the Civil War

                    1865 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

                    1906 The San Francisco earthquake hits

                    1912 The Titanic sinks

                    1945 FDR dies

                    1993 Waco tragedy

                    1995 Oklahoma city federal building bombed

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                    DumAssWhiteGuyD DumAssWhiteGuy wrote on last edited by
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                    @the-gipper said:

                    Here is this weeks survey:

                    1. How much of the draft, which is now a 3 day event, will you watch?

                    I will DVR the 1st 2 rounds then tune in every now and then for the rest.

                    2. Ben Roethlisberger...did he skate, or was justice preserved?

                    He got away with something and he knows it but without enough spit (DNA) you must acquit!

                    3. Were you surprised at how well Tiger Woods performed in The Masters after a 5 month layoff?

                    Somewhat.

                    4. The Top 5 albums on the Billboard Top 100 are by the following artists: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Barenaked Ladies 3. She&Him 4. The Gorillaz 5. New Moon Soundtrack. Who would be your pick to purchase if you were to, and are you surprised that a guy that died 39 years ago has the leading selling album in 2010?

                    I haven't bought anything in a long time but still believe Hendrix was one of the best guitarists ever and the latest generation must agree.

                    5. This week in history, April 12 through the 19th the following events occurred. Which one has the most important historical significance?:

                    1775 The Battle Road, Lexington and Concord

                    1861 The South fires on Ft. Sumter to begin the Civil War

                    1865 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

                    1906 The San Francisco earthquake hits

                    1912 The Titanic sinks

                    1945 FDR dies

                    1993 Waco tragedy

                    1995 Oklahoma city federal building bombed

                    Lexington and Concord most important but the following two dates very important in shaping American history as well. The other dates impacted America but not on the same level as the first three.

                    D.A.W.G. or AKA Ignorantly-backsided caucasian
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                      mopajiM mopaji wrote on last edited by
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                      Here is this weeks survey:

                      1. How much of the draft, which is now a 3 day event, will you watch?

                      Unfortunately, all of it. I expect the Browns to move around in almost every round.

                      2. Ben Roethlisberger...did he skate, or was justice preserved?

                      He skated. And he held on to the bike seats of the cops the whole time.

                      3. Were you surprised at how well Tiger Woods performed in The Masters after a 5 month layoff?

                      Not at all. He is by far the best golfer of all time. Nothing he does surprises me. Except his taste in women.

                      4. The Top 5 albums on the Billboard Top 100 are by the following artists: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Barenaked Ladies 3. She&Him 4. The Gorillaz 5. New Moon Soundtrack. Who would be your pick to purchase if you were to, and are you surprised that a guy that died 39 years ago has the leading selling album in 2010?

                      I would pick the Gorillaz. I already have all Jimi's stuff.

                      I'm not surprised Jimi is #1 either. Originality, sincerity, and substance is still the thing people look for in their music. And Jimi has it all.

                      5. This week in history, April 12 through the 19th the following events occurred. Which one has the most important historical significance?:

                      1775 The Battle Road, Lexington and Concord

                      1861 The South fires on Ft. Sumter to begin the Civil War

                      1865 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

                      1906 The San Francisco earthquake hits

                      1912 The Titanic sinks

                      1945 FDR dies

                      1993 Waco tragedy

                      1995 Oklahoma city federal building bombed

                      1865. There is no telling what that fella could have established with a few more years in power.

                      "Chances are, if you think Jay Leno is funny, I don't care for you as a person" - Peter Griffin
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                        Here is this weeks survey:

                        1. How much of the draft, which is now a 3 day event, will you watch?

                        Unfortunately, all of it. I expect the Browns to move around in almost every round.

                        2. Ben Roethlisberger...did he skate, or was justice preserved?

                        He skated. And he held on to the bike seats of the cops the whole time.

                        3. Were you surprised at how well Tiger Woods performed in The Masters after a 5 month layoff?

                        Not at all. He is by far the best golfer of all time. Nothing he does surprises me. Except his taste in women.

                        4. The Top 5 albums on the Billboard Top 100 are by the following artists: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Barenaked Ladies 3. She&Him 4. The Gorillaz 5. New Moon Soundtrack. Who would be your pick to purchase if you were to, and are you surprised that a guy that died 39 years ago has the leading selling album in 2010?

                        I would pick the Gorillaz. I already have all Jimi's stuff.

                        I'm not surprised Jimi is #1 either. Originality, sincerity, and substance is still the thing people look for in their music. And Jimi has it all.

                        5. This week in history, April 12 through the 19th the following events occurred. Which one has the most important historical significance?:

                        1775 The Battle Road, Lexington and Concord

                        1861 The South fires on Ft. Sumter to begin the Civil War

                        1865 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

                        1906 The San Francisco earthquake hits

                        1912 The Titanic sinks

                        1945 FDR dies

                        1993 Waco tragedy

                        1995 Oklahoma city federal building bombed

                        1865. There is no telling what that fella could have established with a few more years in power.

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                        The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                        @mopaji said:

                        Here is this weeks survey:

                        1. How much of the draft, which is now a 3 day event, will you watch?

                        Unfortunately, all of it. I expect the Browns to move around in almost every round.

                        2. Ben Roethlisberger...did he skate, or was justice preserved?

                        He skated. And he held on to the bike seats of the cops the whole time.

                        3. Were you surprised at how well Tiger Woods performed in The Masters after a 5 month layoff?

                        Not at all. He is by far the best golfer of all time. Nothing he does surprises me. Except his taste in women.

                        4. The Top 5 albums on the Billboard Top 100 are by the following artists: 1. Jimi Hendrix 2. Barenaked Ladies 3. She&Him 4. The Gorillaz 5. New Moon Soundtrack. Who would be your pick to purchase if you were to, and are you surprised that a guy that died 39 years ago has the leading selling album in 2010?

                        I would pick the Gorillaz. I already have all Jimi's stuff.

                        I'm not surprised Jimi is #1 either. Originality, sincerity, and substance is still the thing people look for in their music. And Jimi has it all.

                        5. This week in history, April 12 through the 19th the following events occurred. Which one has the most important historical significance?:

                        1775 The Battle Road, Lexington and Concord

                        1861 The South fires on Ft. Sumter to begin the Civil War

                        1865 Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

                        1906 The San Francisco earthquake hits

                        1912 The Titanic sinks

                        1945 FDR dies

                        1993 Waco tragedy

                        1995 Oklahoma city federal building bombed

                        1865. There is no telling what that fella could have established with a few more years in power.

                        You know, that last comment is very interesting and brings up a lot of speculation on how well Lincoln could have handled the aftermath of the Civil War. As we know from history, the fellows that followed him did not fare well in the eyes of historians, being among the least well thought of Presidents in our history. Andrew Johnson was subject to impeachment. Grant was felt to have run an corrupt inept admininistration. A lot of the troubles of the two resulted from difficulties associated with the Reconstruction. Had Lincoln lived could he have done better? Some historians speculate: perhaps not. That had he lived, the difficulties of Reconstruction would have weighed him down heavily as well and would have tarnished his reputation as one of our greatest leaders. His "martyrdom" however assured him of his place at the forefront of historic veneration. In essence his place in history was preserved by his death. Had he lived, it is possible his place in history may have sunk heavily. All speculation as I said.

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