Micky Dolenz still alive and doing it!

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-05 05:05:13 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

Why don't you know Maynard Keenan's name if you're such a fan?

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-05 05:15:56 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

Why don't you know Maynard Keenan's name if you're such a fan?

It's Maynard *James* Keenan. No relation to Pepper Keenan.

Father Haskell

2012-09-05 06:46:15 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

You would prefer Axl Rose, whose voice sounds like a
cat sliding down a chalkboard into a wood chipper?

Fred

2012-09-05 19:06:40 UTC

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=3Dts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

You would prefer Axl Rose, whose voice sounds like a
cat sliding down a chalkboard into a wood chipper?

LOL. It's that voice that made Rose the one-time superstar. Welcome
to the Jungle! I want to see you bleed. :) Amusing.

---
"Chairs are people, my friend." -- Insane rightards

Fred

2012-09-05 19:05:29 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

True, he's one hell of a lot better. Dolenz continues to do stage
shows, acting as well as singing and playing. He's been at it what
looks like 60 years and he's still very much up there with the best.

---
"Chairs are people, my friend." -- Insane rightards

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-05 22:15:41 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Fred

2012-09-06 02:07:56 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

---
"Chairs are people, my friend." -- Insane rightards

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-06 03:04:40 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-06 03:41:08 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

There's no such band as The Monkeys.

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Father Haskell

2012-09-06 03:45:18 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

There's no such band as The Monkeys.

There is, however, a Japanese punk band called The Chimpanzees.

Fred

2012-09-06 03:55:34 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television network
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposure
and yet had not worked together previously.

That the atheist shittard thinks they were some kind of joke is merely
more of your idiot atheist trolling. That Dolenz was a star prior to
and after the television series ended is something even rightards accept.

---
"Chairs are people, my friend." -- Insane rightards

Father Haskell

2012-09-06 04:06:33 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television network
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposure
and yet had not worked together previously.
That the atheist shittard thinks they were some kind of joke is merely
more of your idiot atheist trolling. That Dolenz was a star prior to
and after the television series ended is something even rightards accept.

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

Fred

2012-09-06 06:44:16 UTC

Post by Fred
"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television network
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposure
and yet had not worked together previously.

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

I didn't know that. :) I should look in to all of their careers.

Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did the vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

---
"Chairs are people, my friend." -- Insane rightards

Father Haskell

2012-09-06 06:54:46 UTC

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

I didn't know that. :) I should look in to all of their careers.

Look at who wrote for them. Kirshner and ABC had enough
money to hire Goffin and King (trippy song, wasn't it).

Post by Fred
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family

Shaun, or his brother ;-)

Post by Fred
also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did the vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

Tracey *faked* the tambourine bits? I've been had!

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-06 06:58:24 UTC

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

I didn't know that. :) I should look in to all of their careers.

Look at who wrote for them. Kirshner and ABC had enough
money to hire Goffin and King (trippy song, wasn't it).

Post by Fred
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family

Shaun, or his brother ;-)

Post by Fred
also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did the vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

This is what I think about when I see the words "Partridge Family:

Father Haskell

2012-09-06 08:00:00 UTC

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

I didn't know that. :) I should look in to all of their careers.

Look at who wrote for them. Kirshner and ABC had enough
money to hire Goffin and King (trippy song, wasn't it).

Post by Fred
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family

Shaun, or his brother ;-)

Post by Fred
also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did the vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

http://youtu.be/Yu4r79l8P8I

That was one of their experimental pieces. Danny wrote it,
I think.

Fred

2012-09-06 17:08:56 UTC

"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television netwo=
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposu=
and yet had not worked together previously.

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

I didn't know that. :) I should look in to all of their careers.

Look at who wrote for them. Kirshner and ABC had enough
money to hire Goffin and King (trippy song, wasn't it).

Very much so, as was "Take a Giant Step (Outside Your Mind)" which
was psychedellic. It reminded me of when Kenny Rodgers performed
"I just stepped in to see what condition my condition was in." :)

Post by Fred
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family

Shaun, or his brother ;-)

Post by Fred
also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did the vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

Tracey *faked* the tambourine bits? I've been had!

LOL. They always looked so bored and unhappy when pretending.

---
"Chairs are people, my friend." -- Insane rightards

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-06 07:56:18 UTC

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

I didn't know that. :) I should look in to all of their careers.
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did the vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

Not Shirley.

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Fred

2012-09-06 17:23:44 UTC

Post by Fred
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did the vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

---
"Chairs are people, my friend." -- Insane rightards

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-06 22:23:41 UTC

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

Shirley Jones is one of the biggest musical stars of the 20th century,
well-known for her brilliant soprano voice.

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-06 22:58:00 UTC

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

Shirley Jones is one of the biggest musical stars of the 20th century,
well-known for her brilliant soprano voice.

She is? I thought Elvis, the Beatles, and Pantera were the biggest stars of
the 20th century.

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-06 23:40:20 UTC

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

Shirley Jones is one of the biggest musical stars of the 20th century,
well-known for her brilliant soprano voice.

She is? I thought Elvis, the Beatles, and Pantera were the biggest stars of
the 20th century.

There is more to music than just rock & roll.

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-07 02:25:44 UTC

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

Shirley Jones is one of the biggest musical stars of the 20th century,
well-known for her brilliant soprano voice.

She is? I thought Elvis, the Beatles, and Pantera were the biggest stars of
the 20th century.

There is more to music than just rock & roll.

Pantera is rock and roll? I thought rock and roll was stuff like Elvis,
Bill Haley and the Comets, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Chuck Berry.
The Beatles were the first "rock" band and the British Invasion killed rock
and roll.

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-07 03:01:08 UTC

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

Shirley Jones is one of the biggest musical stars of the 20th century,
well-known for her brilliant soprano voice.

She is? I thought Elvis, the Beatles, and Pantera were the biggest stars of
the 20th century.

There is more to music than just rock & roll.

Heavy metal is a sub-genre of rock & roll. I'm surprised you didn't know
that?

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-07 04:44:15 UTC

Post by Fred
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family also managed
to continue on after the series, but also Cassidy actually did
the
vocals
for the sound tracks even though the rest of the "family" faked it.

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

Shirley Jones is one of the biggest musical stars of the 20th century,
well-known for her brilliant soprano voice.

She is? I thought Elvis, the Beatles, and Pantera were the biggest
stars
of
the 20th century.

There is more to music than just rock & roll.

Heavy metal is a sub-genre of rock & roll. I'm surprised you didn't know
that?

Heavy metal is a sub genre of rock. Rock and roll is a sub genre of rock.
The Beatles created rock music with Rubber Soul and Revolver. Their sound
changed for the better, and they started taking drugs and kicking ass. I
agree that their early stuff was rock and roll.

Alex W.

2012-09-08 11:39:27 UTC

Not Shirley.

She did some singles, as I recall, but also appeared in movies.

Shirley Jones is one of the biggest musical stars of the 20th century,
well-known for her brilliant soprano voice.

She is? I thought Elvis, the Beatles, and Pantera were the biggest stars of
the 20th century.

There is more to music than just rock & roll.

Heavy metal is a sub-genre of rock & roll. I'm surprised you didn't know
that?

.... and it's a genre invented in Britain by Brits. Heavy Metal
is the British invasion that is always forgotten...

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-06 08:03:10 UTC

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

I didn't know that. :) I should look in to all of their careers.
Shaun Cassidy who played "Keith" in The Partridge Family also managed

Oooops. it was David.

Shaun played one of the Hardy Boys with Parker Stevenson. And then went
on to create some seriously weird shows, the best of which was "American
Gothic" (HIGHLY recommended if you've never seen it! Gary Cole is
awesome). He also did "Roar" which was a summer show on Fox back on 1997
and which starred a 19-year old Heath Ledger.

I took my then 9-year old 1/2 sister (who's 17 years younger than me)
to a Shaun Cassidy concert the night of the day I smoked my last
cigarette. I knew after I survived that night (Shaun was fine, but his
opening act was beyond appalling) I could survive anything without a
cigarette. I was right.

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Waldo Tunnel

2012-09-07 17:59:41 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television network
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposure
and yet had not worked together previously.
That the atheist shittard thinks they were some kind of joke is merely
more of your idiot atheist trolling. That Dolenz was a star prior to
and after the television series ended is something even rightards accept.

Mike Nesmith wrote "Different Drum," later made famous by Linda
Ronstadt, in 1965, one year prior to joining the Monkees.

The Stone Poneys version was actually 1967. But according to Wiki, The
Greenbriar Boys recorded the song on their 1966 album, Better Late
than Never.

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-06 04:14:14 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television network
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposure
and yet had not worked together previously.

Wrong.

There is no such band called The Monkeys.

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-06 05:33:31 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television network
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposure
and yet had not worked together previously.

Wrong.
There is no such band called The Monkeys.

I refuse to use their retarded spelling, which was yet ANOTHER ripoff of the
Beatles. The least talented Beatle, Ringo, had more talent in one finger
than the entire Monkeys had in their entire band.

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-06 04:38:58 UTC

Post by Zacharias Mulletstein
The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

"The Monkeys" was a band that was put together by the television network
from actually five performers who had solid histories of public exposure
and yet had not worked together previously.

In other words, they were a manufactured pop band.

Post by Fred
That the atheist shittard thinks they were some kind of joke is merely
more of your idiot atheist trolling. That Dolenz was a star prior to
and after the television series ended is something even rightards accept.

They were a joke. And they always will be a joke. Why listen to that shit
when you can listen to real music like Pantera, Down, Tool, and the Beatles?

STEADY EDDY

2012-09-07 03:37:56 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy". You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

Father Haskell

2012-09-07 03:44:48 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy".

The McCoys, featuring Rick Derringer.

Post by STEADY EDDY
You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

STEADY EDDY

2012-09-07 04:23:53 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy".

The McCoys, featuring Rick Derringer.

Post by STEADY EDDY
You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

Wow you still remember the record you pulled your pud to all those
years ago? Now your favorite record is Limp Dick Louie.

Father Haskell

2012-09-07 05:17:53 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy".

The McCoys, featuring Rick Derringer.

Post by STEADY EDDY
You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

Wow you still remember the record you pulled your pud to all those
years ago? Now your favorite record is Limp Dick Louie.

Apologies, had no idea you were into country line dancing songs.

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-07 05:37:56 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy".

The McCoys, featuring Rick Derringer.

Post by STEADY EDDY
You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

Wow you still remember the record you pulled your pud to all those
years ago? Now your favorite record is Limp Dick Louie.

Apologies, had no idea you were into country line dancing songs.

I went to a karaoke bar last night (18 and up) and some fat girl was sing
"Rainbow in the Dark" by Dio. She totally raped it. It was worse than
9/11. It was even worse than the Holocaust.

Father Haskell

2012-09-07 06:03:08 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

True, he's one hell of a lot better. Dolenz continues to do stage
shows, acting as well as singing and playing. He's been at it
what
looks like 60 years and he's still very much up there with the
best.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They
have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy".

The McCoys, featuring Rick Derringer.

Post by STEADY EDDY
You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

Wow you still remember the record you pulled your pud to all those
years ago? Now your favorite record is Limp Dick Louie.

Apologies, had no idea you were into country line dancing songs.

I went to a karaoke bar last night (18 and up) and some fat girl was sing
"Rainbow in the Dark" by Dio. She totally raped it. It was worse than
9/11. It was even worse than the Holocaust.

Fat chicks are fun to watch dancing. It's like Newton's
laws x 10, plus they try harder.

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-07 04:44:34 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy". You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

I'd rather listen to Pantera than any of that pop shit.

STEADY EDDY

2012-09-07 04:51:03 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy". You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

I'd rather listen to Pantera than any of that pop shit.

Nobody gives a fuck what you listen to. Nobody cares about your
opinion on anything.

Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-07 05:17:02 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy". You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

I'd rather listen to Pantera than any of that pop shit.

Nobody gives a fuck what you listen to. Nobody cares about your
opinion on anything.

Do we care what you listen to? You listen to garbage like the Monkeys. Do
you listen to Menudo, New Kids On The Block, Britney Spears, N'Sync, Spice
Girls, or Backstreet Boys?

STEADY EDDY

2012-09-07 15:14:10 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy". You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

I'd rather listen to Pantera than any of that pop shit.

Nobody gives a fuck what you listen to. Nobody cares about your
opinion on anything.

Do we care what you listen to? You listen to garbage like the Monkeys. Do
you listen to Menudo, New Kids On The Block, Britney Spears, N'Sync, Spice
Girls, or Backstreet Boys?

What the fuck difference does it make what I listen to if it makes me
happy. Assholes like you think that they have the key to what is
musically acceptable and look down on people who listen to music
outside of their specific genre. You can always tell these type of
people because they spout off shit like "if you only read the books I
have read" or "I can't believe you listen to country music". People
like you like to spout out obscure bands like Pantera and imply that
you are nothing unless you listen to Pantera "over any of that pop
shit". Well pal, I been around and I have seen assholes like you get
covered over with dirt and shut out of the loop because people
generally hate smarmy assholes like you who want to try and tell the
rest of us what music is acceptable.

Father Haskell

2012-09-07 23:26:17 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Shows how little the atheist moron knows about American music.

The Monkeys weren't a manufactured pop band?

I would rather watch Mickey Dolenz on stage than you beating off to
the tune of "hang on sloopy". You don't know anything about music or
entertainment.

I'd rather listen to Pantera than any of that pop shit.

Nobody gives a fuck what you listen to. Nobody cares about your
opinion on anything.

Do we care what you listen to? You listen to garbage like the Monkeys. Do
you listen to Menudo, New Kids On The Block, Britney Spears, N'Sync, Spice
Girls, or Backstreet Boys?

98% of American music is written to sell records to 12 year
olds with money.

Fred

2012-09-08 02:26:01 UTC

Post by Father Haskell
98% of American music is written to sell records to 12 year
olds with money.

Even Blues? Even Jazz?

I remember when the Motown label was cranking out ambums that were
making the "white" charts which pissed the ever-loving fuck out of
white Christian adult males. :)

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Fred

2012-09-08 18:47:09 UTC

On Fri, 7 Sep 2012 16:26:17 -0700 (PDT), Father Haskell

Post by STEADY EDDY
Well pal, I been around and I have seen assholes like you get
covered over with dirt and shut out of the loop because people
generally hate smarmy assholes like you who want to try and tell the
rest of us what music is acceptable.

98% of American music is written to sell records to 12 year
olds with money.

I remember first coming across this idea, supported in abundant
detail, in a 1961 article in _Variety_ on the growth of rock music. At
that time, the market for singles (at that time, the main market
outlet) had an age range of 7 to 15, putting the median at 11; the
market has matured somewhat over the past half century. One rather
amusing aspect of that demographic was all of the one- or two-hit
wonders who became has-beens by age 14 back then: when their voices
changed, their fans could no longer identify with them.
For those who may never have seen _Variety_ except in old movies, it
was a paper covering the _business_ of entertainment. It had little
interest in the cultural aspect of that entertainment.

I still think Motown labels were different, they appealed to a much
broader demographic. Diananna Ross, Smokey Robinson, and fucking-A,
Dusty Springfield!

And Aretha Franklin? Berry Gordy gave her a real paying wage for her
work and got her signed to the Motown label which opened up the
broad distribution of her work that was otherwise denied to her and
the larger Negro performer genra that was possible at the time. Her
singles appealed to broad spectrums, across racial divides.

It wasn't all 11-year-olds. :)

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Father Haskell

2012-09-06 02:13:41 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

Dakota

2012-09-06 07:03:41 UTC

Post by Fred
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Micky-Dolenz/19721149169?ref=ts
He's on Facebook. And damn he's still an awesome vocalist.

He's certainly no Phil Anselmo or the guy from Tool.

The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

http://youtu.be/5gzmxI6oisg

Integrity isn't an issue. Everyone was in on the joke except you, Zach.

Fred

2012-09-06 17:23:10 UTC

Post by Dakota

Post by Zacharias Mulletstein
The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

http://youtu.be/5gzmxI6oisg

Integrity isn't an issue. Everyone was in on the joke except you, Zach.

Maybe he's thinking of the fake "boy bands" like Menudo where none
of the little quasi-homosexual boys actually performed.

---
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Alex W.

2012-09-08 11:44:28 UTC

Post by Dakota

Post by Zacharias Mulletstein
The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

http://youtu.be/5gzmxI6oisg

Integrity isn't an issue. Everyone was in on the joke except you, Zach.

Maybe he's thinking of the fake "boy bands" like Menudo where none
of the little quasi-homosexual boys actually performed.

I figure the Monkees can't have been that bad if they managed to
get Jimi Hendrix <we're not worthy, we're not worthy> to open for
them on tour...

linuxgal

2012-09-08 13:04:01 UTC

Post by Alex W.
I figure the Monkees can't have been that bad if they managed to
get Jimi Hendrix <we're not worthy, we're not worthy> to open for
them on tour...

Everyone has to pay their dues coming up. I'm sure critical darlings
Nirvana had to open for Dokken and shit.

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Alex W.

2012-09-08 14:21:28 UTC

Post by Alex W.
I figure the Monkees can't have been that bad if they managed to
get Jimi Hendrix <we're not worthy, we're not worthy> to open for
them on tour...

Everyone has to pay their dues coming up. I'm sure critical darlings
Nirvana had to open for Dokken and shit.

Coming up?
His stint with the Monkees came after replacing Jefferson
Airplane as the headline act at the Fillmore, so he wasn't
exactly unknown in the US.

Still, the pairing was very odd; Nirvana would have had to open
for N'Sync for a true comparison...

linuxgal

2012-09-08 14:34:28 UTC

Post by Alex W.
Still, the pairing was very odd; Nirvana would have had to open
for N'Sync for a true comparison...

Dokken is, in my mind, precisely the crap that Nirvana flushed down the
toilet. Seems to happen early in every new decade since the birth of
Rock 'n' Roll. The early promise of the Fifties stultified into that
Jan & Dean pablum in the early 60s, and the Beatles came around to show
them how its done. Led Zeppelin made the early 70s very heavy indeed
until later even the Stones where using a disco groove. Punk and New
Wave brought things back to basics, but this degenerated into sterile
synth-pop and hair metal. Grunge was the shit until Kurt Nobrain died,
then it was just grunge knockoffs (Matchbox 20) and your boy bands, and
pop music has been a wasteland of sameness every since. Compare any
tune from 2000 (Cher), 2007 (Black Eyed Peas), and 2012 (Lady Gaga).

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Zacharias Mulletstein

2012-09-08 19:04:34 UTC

Post by Alex W.
Still, the pairing was very odd; Nirvana would have had to open
for N'Sync for a true comparison...

Dokken is, in my mind, precisely the crap that Nirvana flushed down the
toilet. Seems to happen early in every new decade since the birth of Rock
'n' Roll. The early promise of the Fifties stultified into that Jan &
Dean pablum in the early 60s, and the Beatles came around to show them how
its done. Led Zeppelin made the early 70s very heavy indeed until later
even the Stones where using a disco groove. Punk and New Wave brought
things back to basics, but this degenerated into sterile synth-pop and
hair metal. Grunge was the shit until Kurt Nobrain died, then it was just
grunge knockoffs (Matchbox 20) and your boy bands, and pop music has been
a wasteland of sameness every since. Compare any tune from 2000 (Cher),
2007 (Black Eyed Peas), and 2012 (Lady Gaga).

Dokken totally kicked ass. George Lynch is one of my favorite guitarists
and can kick your guitarist's ass.

Jeanne Douglas

2012-09-09 00:11:07 UTC

Post by Alex W.
Still, the pairing was very odd; Nirvana would have had to open
for N'Sync for a true comparison...

Dokken is, in my mind, precisely the crap that Nirvana flushed down the
toilet. Seems to happen early in every new decade since the birth of Rock
'n' Roll. The early promise of the Fifties stultified into that Jan &
Dean pablum in the early 60s, and the Beatles came around to show them how
its done. Led Zeppelin made the early 70s very heavy indeed until later
even the Stones where using a disco groove. Punk and New Wave brought
things back to basics, but this degenerated into sterile synth-pop and
hair metal. Grunge was the shit until Kurt Nobrain died, then it was just
grunge knockoffs (Matchbox 20) and your boy bands, and pop music has been
a wasteland of sameness every since. Compare any tune from 2000 (Cher),
2007 (Black Eyed Peas), and 2012 (Lady Gaga).

Dokken totally kicked ass. George Lynch is one of my favorite guitarists
and can kick your guitarist's ass.

Jeff Pilson is a close friend of one of my closest friends. I even got
to meet him once at the Whiskey. He got my friend into the Led Zeppelin
reunion concert in London.

--
JD

"the lybian lier"

Alex W.

2012-09-08 22:20:30 UTC

Post by Alex W.
Still, the pairing was very odd; Nirvana would have had to open
for N'Sync for a true comparison...

I'm not sure about the "wasteland". Yes, I get the same
impression myself, but I have a niggling suspicion that we may be
too close to it, that we do not see the trees for the forest. By
way of comparison, consider the 60's: all those new acts being
released onto the public ears week in week out, maybe cracking
the Top 100 or even the Top 40 ... and where are they all now?
Who now knows their name? I suspect that if we were to look at
the overall figures, we'd find that the good stuff, the genuinely
original and influential songs and acts, were as rare in decades
past as they are now. If we were to have this conversation in
2042 or 2052, we'd both have a shortlist of names that have
stayed the course and proven their quality but that we now cannot
even bother to pick up on among all that bubblegum noise.

The other thing, of course, is external influences. Rock and
Heavy Metal only came about because British audiences and
musicians were exposed to the Blues, and we then returned the
compliment. Electronic music started in France and Germany and
then infected the rest of us. So perhaps what is needed is some
outside musical fashion that for some unfathomable reason goes
nuclear and changes everything. K-Pop, maybe, or Tuvan
throat-singing?

Fred

2012-09-08 18:40:22 UTC

Post by Zacharias Mulletstein
The Monkeys were a joke band, a manufactured pop group. They have no
integrity. They're no better than the Backstreet Boys or N'Sync.

http://youtu.be/5gzmxI6oisg

Integrity isn't an issue. Everyone was in on the joke except you, Zach.

Maybe he's thinking of the fake "boy bands" like Menudo where none
of the little quasi-homosexual boys actually performed.

I figure the Monkees can't have been that bad if they managed to
get Jimi Hendrix <we're not worthy, we're not worthy> to open for
them on tour...

I saw that. :) I have the photograph of Hendrix in the hotel room
with the band, him sitting on the bed with his guitar. How awesome
was that?!

No sign of the dope they were all smoking. :)

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Alex W.

2012-09-08 22:07:47 UTC