From: Raoul D. Xemblinosky (raoulx@b3000.bungmunch.com) Subject: Re: OT: What are the best drinking/yelling songs?? Newsgroups: alt.music.mp3.napster, alt.rock-n-roll.stones Date: 2001-07-01 23:33:28 PST "J. Randy Mitchell" wrote: > > "His AssHoliness, Raoul Xemblinosky" wrote: > > > "J. Randy Mitchell" wrote: > > > > > > "His AssHoliness, Raoul Xemblinosky" wrote: > > > > > > > > > But why would anyone want to claim credit for that at all? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Well, maybe because it was one of Journey's greatest hit songs. > > > > > > > > Isn't that like being one of the best looking lepers in the whole > > > > colony? I mean, I liked Journey back then too, but even Styx's (God > > > > bless 'em) stuff has aged better than Journey. > > > > > > Well, you are entitled to your opinion. Even though not many people > > > I know would share it. > > > > They are entitled to their opinions, too. But you might consider > > expanding your horizons a bit. > > You know, this started out as an observation about the > misidentification of some mp3s and you seem to want to > turn it into argument. I don't want to argue the preferences > of certain music and/or bands. You have your opinion and > I have mine. The comment about expanding my horizons > was totally uncalled for. For the record, my horizons include > (but are not limited to); 33 years experience as a professional > musician, playing with the likes of Reba McEntire, Bugs > Henderson, Ray Price, Roy Drusky, Pake McEntire, John > Anderson and Margo Smith, recorded 7 albums; two with > Susie McEntire, one with Ray Stevens, one as a compilation > for a road show troupe and the rest with various artists. I > worked for Pollaro Multi-Media Studios writing and > performing jingles in between road tours and I have no doubt > that, regardless of where you live, you have heard my > commercial work due to wide spread advertising broadcast > all over the US. I have played every style of music under the > sun from bluegrass to reggae to hard rock to folk music to > gospel and anything and everything in between. My horizons > are quite expanded, thank you very much. It's one thing to > have an opinion about certain bands, songs and musicians, > but to attempt to belittle someone because their opinion > doesn't agree with yours is bullying and reflects badly on your > character and certainly doesn't make a very good impression. > > Once again, you have a right to your opinion as I have > a right to mine. I choose not to argue with you about it. > For all of the regulars in the NG, please accept my apologies > for blowing my own horn, I didn't appreciate his stupid > remark and I just needed to make my point. > > J. Randy Does the J stand for "Jingleheimer?" > ...I don't know what your problem is, but I'll bet > it's hard to pronounce. Then stop crying and sign up for "Hooked on Phonics." -- **** the .sig file of His AssHoliness, Raoul Xemblinosky mhm 15x12 **** Keep touching life's basement - http://www.throwingmusic.com As my guitar stains my pants - http://www.petitmorte.net/fuckingpigs Fuck the real thing - http://www.guerrillanews.com/cocakarma
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