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| 25 new of 644 responses total. |
raven
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response 200 of 644:
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May 15 07:04 UTC 2000 |
Oh boy boy what did I win?
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jules
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response 201 of 644:
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May 15 12:34 UTC 2000 |
a trip on the midnight train to georgia with the lovely carla
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otaking
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response 202 of 644:
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May 15 15:56 UTC 2000 |
You got it raven. Enjoy your midnight train ride. ^_^
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raven
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response 203 of 644:
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May 15 18:47 UTC 2000 |
A train trip with a grrrrrl, sign me up. :-)
This bassist is probably best known for producing "world music" cds in the
early 90s.
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carla
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response 204 of 644:
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May 15 19:12 UTC 2000 |
Does Peter Gabriel play bass?
And, I'm not just a grrl, I'm a riot grrl. Well I can pretend to be one
if I'm in the mood anyhow.
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brighn
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response 205 of 644:
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May 15 20:00 UTC 2000 |
Even if he did play bass, Gabriel certainly isn't "best known" for producing
World Music CDs.
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raven
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response 206 of 644:
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May 15 22:56 UTC 2000 |
Not Peter Gabriel.
Ok so we'll get Sleater Kinney to play on the train I'm flexible.
Should I bring my own riot (B.O.R.)?
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jules
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response 207 of 644:
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May 15 23:49 UTC 2000 |
sting
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orinoco
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response 208 of 644:
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May 16 04:21 UTC 2000 |
Who is Bill Laswell?
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raven
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response 209 of 644:
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May 16 05:34 UTC 2000 |
Ding the muffins are done. Errr well done that is Orin. Yer up Dan.
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brighn
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response 210 of 644:
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May 16 14:07 UTC 2000 |
Well, at least I've never heard of Bill LAswell. =}
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mcnally
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response 211 of 644:
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May 16 18:06 UTC 2000 |
Definitely a situation which should be remedied. I recommend you run
out and buy a copy of the fantastic album "Seven Souls", by Laswell's
band 'Material'.
(However, be aware that the only pressing available in stores at this
time has several dubious 'bonus' tracks pasted on to *the beginning*
of the album (whose idea was *that*?) Skip past them and start spinning
the disc from the album's original first track, "Ineffect.")
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orinoco
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response 212 of 644:
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May 16 20:37 UTC 2000 |
The next answer, in the category of "unsubstantiated innuendo," is.....
A well-known piece by Handel, alleged to have been inspired by a homosexual
affair with its namesake.
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brighn
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response 213 of 644:
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May 16 22:32 UTC 2000 |
All right, I'll do the heresy...
What is the Messiah? =}
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orinoco
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response 214 of 644:
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May 16 23:33 UTC 2000 |
<falls over>
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gypsi
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response 215 of 644:
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May 17 06:04 UTC 2000 |
Oh. My. Goodness. =)
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otaking
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response 216 of 644:
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May 17 13:09 UTC 2000 |
<lol>
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brighn
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response 217 of 644:
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May 17 14:49 UTC 2000 |
Just in case I'm misunderstanding the question, this one was based on a
biblical homosexual affair:
What is Saul?
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otaking
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response 218 of 644:
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May 17 17:48 UTC 2000 |
What is David and Jonathan?
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orinoco
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response 219 of 644:
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May 17 18:32 UTC 2000 |
Ah. I see I've mis-phrased the question. I'm looking for a piece allegedly
inspired by an affair Handel had with another man. The piece is named after
that other man.
I'm not sure how widespread this allegation is. If nobody gets it in a little
while, I may just had this one to Paul, for amusement value. Heck, we can
start our own rumors....
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brighn
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response 220 of 644:
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May 17 19:41 UTC 2000 |
Certainly none of the websites I went to mentioned anything about a homosexual
affair, but then most of them were Handel-is-God and would never go that far.
=}
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other
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response 221 of 644:
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May 17 22:20 UTC 2000 |
That gives Messiah a new twist. If Handel wrote it in homage to himself then
it would certainly explain why it is so inspired... ;)
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brighn
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response 222 of 644:
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May 18 21:57 UTC 2000 |
actually, given the original clue, Handel wrote it as a homoerotic fantasy
about the Messiah ;}
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other
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response 223 of 644:
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May 19 19:38 UTC 2000 |
or a narcissistic fantasy about the messiah...
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albaugh
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response 224 of 644:
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May 20 17:56 UTC 2000 |
What is "Water you doing in women's clothes?" music?
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