Discussion:
Herbie Hancock's Headhunters album
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Raja, The Great
2011-02-18 05:02:33 UTC
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Great album. Listen to these songs....



Is this is the second best fusion album after Miles Davis Bitches
Brew?

Nice review on allmusic.com
http://allmusic.com/album/head-hunters-r140166
Head Hunters was a pivotal point in Herbie Hancock's career, bringing
him into the vanguard of jazz fusion. Hancock had pushed avant-garde
boundaries on his own albums and with Miles Davis, but he had never
devoted himself to the groove as he did on Head Hunters. Drawing
heavily from Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, and James Brown, Hancock
developed deeply funky, even gritty, rhythms over which he soloed on
electric synthesizers, bringing the instrument to the forefront in
jazz. It had all of the sensibilities of jazz, particularly in the way
it wound off into long improvisations, but its rhythms were firmly
planted in funk, soul, and R&B, giving it a mass appeal that made it
the biggest-selling jazz album of all time (a record which was later
broken). Jazz purists, of course, decried the experiments at the time,
but Head Hunters still sounds fresh and vital decades after its
initial release, and its genre-bending proved vastly influential on
not only jazz, but funk, soul, and hip-hop.
Tiax
2011-02-18 13:09:43 UTC
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Or in your case Hanvag.
richforman
2011-02-18 15:40:13 UTC
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Great album. Listen to these http://youtu.be/SQsSQRWMhOs
Is this is the second best fusion album after Miles Davis Bitches
Brew?
Nice review on allmusic.comhttp://allmusic.com/album/head-hunters-r140166
Head Hunters was a pivotal point in Herbie Hancock's career, bringing
him into the vanguard of jazz fusion. Hancock had pushed avant-garde
boundaries on his own albums and with Miles Davis, but he had never
devoted himself to the groove as he did on Head Hunters. Drawing
heavily from Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, and James Brown, Hancock
developed deeply funky, even gritty, rhythms over which he soloed on
electric synthesizers, bringing the instrument to the forefront in
jazz. It had all of the sensibilities of jazz, particularly in the way
it wound off into long improvisations, but its rhythms were firmly
planted in funk, soul, and R&B, giving it a mass appeal that made it
the biggest-selling jazz album of all time (a record which was later
broken). Jazz purists, of course, decried the experiments at the time,
but Head Hunters still sounds fresh and vital decades after its
initial release, and its genre-bending proved vastly influential on
not only jazz, but funk, soul, and hip-hop.
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).

richforman
reilloc
2011-02-18 16:18:20 UTC
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It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.

If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.

Thanks,

LNC
TT
2011-02-18 16:22:37 UTC
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Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as
he stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with
his drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and
merely place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis
and the embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group,
before allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
Says a kid who is pretending to be 60+ old...Look in the mirror, arsehole.
Raja, The Great
2011-02-18 17:54:27 UTC
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Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as
he stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with
his drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and
merely place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis
and the embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group,
before allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
Says a kid who is pretending to be 60+ old...Look in the mirror, arsehole.
Lol, good one.
billy
2011-02-21 03:48:49 UTC
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Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as
he stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with
his drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and
merely place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis
and the embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group,
before allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
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awwww raja has an ass-kissing buddy. I smell man sex
richforman
2011-02-18 18:58:56 UTC
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It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism"
Hilarious and exactly dead-on!
Post by reilloc
came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Post by reilloc
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Personally I like Yes, but I and many others been trying, alas to no
avail, to cleanse the Beatles group of this onoing infestation for
years. No he's not ours but it's not surprising to hear that his
knowledge of tennis (we all know he bafflingly cross posts much of his
drivel there) is as pedestrian and elementary as with music.

richforman
Raja, The Great
2011-02-18 19:51:57 UTC
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Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism"
Hilarious and exactly dead-on!
Post by reilloc
came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Post by reilloc
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Personally I like Yes, but I and many others been trying, alas to no
avail, to cleanse the Beatles group of this onoing infestation for
years.  No he's not ours but it's not surprising to hear that his
knowledge of tennis (we all know he bafflingly cross posts much of his
drivel there) is as pedestrian and elementary as with music.
richforman
blah.... blah.... just jealous of me because I have superior taste in
music.
richforman
2011-02-20 00:02:38 UTC
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Post by richforman
Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism"
Hilarious and exactly dead-on!
Post by reilloc
came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Post by reilloc
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Personally I like Yes, but I and many others been trying, alas to no
avail, to cleanse the Beatles group of this onoing infestation for
years.  No he's not ours but it's not surprising to hear that his
knowledge of tennis (we all know he bafflingly cross posts much of his
drivel there) is as pedestrian and elementary as with music.
richforman
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You really don't get it. I have nothing against your taste in music -
no interest at all in knowing anything about it. I mean, no offense:
why would I, why would anyone? It's not to do with your taste in
music, it's the lack of any possible justication for you coming here
to talk about it - you're just not welcome here and can't take a hint.

richforman
Raja, The Great
2011-02-20 00:05:42 UTC
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Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism"
Hilarious and exactly dead-on!
Post by reilloc
came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Post by reilloc
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Personally I like Yes, but I and many others been trying, alas to no
avail, to cleanse the Beatles group of this onoing infestation for
years.  No he's not ours but it's not surprising to hear that his
knowledge of tennis (we all know he bafflingly cross posts much of his
drivel there) is as pedestrian and elementary as with music.
richforman
blah.... blah.... just jealous of me because I have superior taste in
music.- Hide quoted text -
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You really don't get it.  I have nothing against your taste in music -
why would I, why would anyone?  It's not to do with your taste in
music, it's the lack of any possible justication for you coming here
to talk about it - you're just not welcome here and can't take a hint.
You really don't get it. I don't care what you have to say. And I WILL
NOT LISTEN to you. So save your energy.
richforman
billy
2011-02-21 03:50:33 UTC
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Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism"
Hilarious and exactly dead-on!
Post by reilloc
came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Post by reilloc
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Personally I like Yes, but I and many others been trying, alas to no
avail, to cleanse the Beatles group of this onoing infestation for
years.  No he's not ours but it's not surprising to hear that his
knowledge of tennis (we all know he bafflingly cross posts much of his
drivel there) is as pedestrian and elementary as with music.
richforman
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music.- Hide quoted text -
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You really don't get it.  I have nothing against your taste in music -
why would I, why would anyone?  It's not to do with your taste in
music, it's the lack of any possible justication for you coming here
to talk about it - you're just not welcome here and can't take a hint.
You really don't get it. I don't care what you have to say. And I WILL
NOT LISTEN to you. So save your energy.
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but you DID LISTEN to him loser
billy
2011-02-21 03:49:42 UTC
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Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism"
Hilarious and exactly dead-on!
Post by reilloc
came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Post by reilloc
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Personally I like Yes, but I and many others been trying, alas to no
avail, to cleanse the Beatles group of this onoing infestation for
years.  No he's not ours but it's not surprising to hear that his
knowledge of tennis (we all know he bafflingly cross posts much of his
drivel there) is as pedestrian and elementary as with music.
richforman
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you have a lower class Indian monkey brain and shitty taste. Please
die.
Raja, The Great
2011-02-18 19:51:22 UTC
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It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
reilloc
2011-02-18 20:10:36 UTC
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Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."

Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."

LNC
Raja, The Great
2011-02-18 20:19:49 UTC
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Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."
Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."
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Piss off wanker
xan
2011-02-19 01:34:57 UTC
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It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."
Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."
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Piss off wanker
You really need to heed your own command, you vag lubing fag.
reilloc
2011-02-19 02:42:29 UTC
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It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."
Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."
LNC- Hide quoted text -
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Piss off wanker
My granddaughter's mother had a baby today. I know, it's a complicated
world. I went down to the hospital this evening with the camera. I
handed it to the grandchild and asked her to just start taking pictures.

She's 6 and is easily excitable.

She'd take a picture and then have to stop and show the LED display to
everybody, take a picture, stop and marvel over and show everybody the
outcome. She missed her new sister's doing some things for the first
time and just some cute stuff because she had to stop each time and let
everybody know what she'd done.

I thought about you, code monkey.

So, you discovered Herbie Hancock, eh? Just couldn't wait to let
everybody know how precious that made your subterranean life, could you?
Got any more of those swell, Dorito-stained lists? You know how
everybody enjoys those.

I don't care what anybody else says, you're a loser and you'll always be
a loser.

LNC
Raja, The Great
2011-02-19 03:05:18 UTC
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Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."
Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."
LNC- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Piss off wanker
My granddaughter's mother had a baby today.
yikes! no wonder you are fucked in the head
Post by reilloc
I know, it's a complicated
world. I went down to the hospital this evening with the camera. I
handed it to the grandchild and asked her to just start taking pictures.
She's 6 and is easily excitable.
She'd take a picture and then have to stop and show the LED display to
everybody, take a picture, stop and marvel over and show everybody the
outcome. She missed her new sister's doing some things for the first
time and just some cute stuff because she had to stop each time and let
everybody know what she'd done.
I thought about you, code monkey.
So, you discovered Herbie Hancock, eh? Just couldn't wait to let
everybody know how precious that made your subterranean life, could you?
Got any more of those swell, Dorito-stained lists? You know how
everybody enjoys those.
I don't care what anybody else says, you're a loser and you'll always be
a loser.
LNC
TT
2011-02-19 11:24:55 UTC
Permalink
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."
Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."
LNC- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Piss off wanker
My granddaughter's mother had a baby today.
Not the kind of posts one would write after such a happy family event...
Post by Raja, The Great
yikes! no wonder you are fucked in the head
He certainly is. And the real question is why would a teenager pose as a
60 year old, and trust me he is. Also it's interesting how he wants to
sound much smarter than he is, as seen from his abuse of English.
Combine that with his aggressive nature and you get a pretty disturbed
young individual underneath.

Hope he solves his problems, or at least gets the fuck out of here...
Raja, The Great
2011-02-19 15:02:20 UTC
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Post by TT
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."
Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."
LNC- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Piss off wanker
My granddaughter's mother had a baby today.
Not the kind of posts one would write after such a happy family event...
Post by Raja, The Great
yikes! no wonder you are fucked in the head
He certainly is. And the real question is why would a teenager pose as a
60 year old, and trust me he is. Also it's interesting how he wants to
sound much smarter than he is, as seen from his abuse of English.
Combine that with his aggressive nature and you get a pretty disturbed
young individual underneath.
Hope he solves his problems, or at least gets the fuck out of here...
Anybody who poses as someone else has got some serious issues and
should get a shrink. This fool reilloc has been abusing everyone ever
since he got in. He has no other purpose here.
TT
2011-02-19 15:10:37 UTC
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Post by Raja, The Great
Post by TT
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by Raja, The Great
Post by reilloc
Post by richforman
It is really good for your sake that you are exploring and discovering
this exciting important music, but it is completely unnecessary and
unwelcome of you to share with us your voyage of musical discovery by
subjecting us to your valueless and uninteresting opinions and
observations ("great album") or linking us to others' (we all know
about allmusic.com, don't need your guidance).
Whether this Houston-based, India-exiled, basement dweller who's
constantly disclosing to the universe his naivete and inexperience as he
stumbles on to such revelations as "sugar makes things sweet" and
"bovine livestock are probably no more sacred in fact than any other
organism" came from our tennis newsgroup and now infects yours with his
drivel or was spawned in yours and currently afflicts ours is
immaterial. He persists like a minor respiratory infection contracted
from routine contact with a doorknob and will apparently continue to
linger at a low level.
If he is your baby, kindly retrieve him from our premises and better
inform him regarding such rudimentary matters as the dullness and merely
place-holding influence of Ivan Lendl on professional tennis and the
embarrassing pretentiousness of Yes as a pop music group, before
allowing again to roam.
Thanks,
LNC
You piece of shit. You have been trolling for about 6 months in rst. I
have been a value member of rst for about 10 years now.
Once, I had a cold for almost two months. Just couldn't shake it. Some
people get illnesses that linger for years. Neither I nor they will ever
be heard to describe a puss-oozing sore that won't heal as a "value
member."
Maybe you're confusing a menu item at the fine-dining establishment of
choice for you and your peers, the home of the Happy Meal, with how you
wish you were perceived? If that's the case, consider this order to be
"to go."
LNC- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Piss off wanker
My granddaughter's mother had a baby today.
Not the kind of posts one would write after such a happy family event...
Post by Raja, The Great
yikes! no wonder you are fucked in the head
He certainly is. And the real question is why would a teenager pose as a
60 year old, and trust me he is. Also it's interesting how he wants to
sound much smarter than he is, as seen from his abuse of English.
Combine that with his aggressive nature and you get a pretty disturbed
young individual underneath.
Hope he solves his problems, or at least gets the fuck out of here...
Anybody who poses as someone else has got some serious issues and
should get a shrink. This fool reilloc has been abusing everyone ever
since he got in. He has no other purpose here.
Exactly.
iL_WeReo
2011-02-18 15:44:12 UTC
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Great album. Listen to these http://youtu.be/SQsSQRWMhOs
Is this is the second best fusion album after Miles Davis Bitches
Brew?
Nice review on allmusic.comhttp://allmusic.com/album/head-hunters-r140166
Head Hunters was a pivotal point in Herbie Hancock's career, bringing
him into the vanguard of jazz fusion. Hancock had pushed avant-garde
boundaries on his own albums and with Miles Davis, but he had never
devoted himself to the groove as he did on Head Hunters. Drawing
heavily from Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, and James Brown, Hancock
developed deeply funky, even gritty, rhythms over which he soloed on
electric synthesizers, bringing the instrument to the forefront in
jazz. It had all of the sensibilities of jazz, particularly in the way
it wound off into long improvisations, but its rhythms were firmly
planted in funk, soul, and R&B, giving it a mass appeal that made it
the biggest-selling jazz album of all time (a record which was later
broken). Jazz purists, of course, decried the experiments at the time,
but Head Hunters still sounds fresh and vital decades after its
initial release, and its genre-bending proved vastly influential on
not only jazz, but funk, soul, and hip-hop.
It's a crock of shit.
Ray
2011-02-18 16:14:06 UTC
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Great album. Listen to these http://youtu.be/SQsSQRWMhOs
Is this is the second best fusion album after Miles Davis Bitches
Brew?
Nice review on allmusic.comhttp://allmusic.com/album/head-hunters-r140166
Head Hunters was a pivotal point in Herbie Hancock's career, bringing
him into the vanguard of jazz fusion. Hancock had pushed avant-garde
boundaries on his own albums and with Miles Davis, but he had never
devoted himself to the groove as he did on Head Hunters. Drawing
heavily from Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, and James Brown, Hancock
developed deeply funky, even gritty, rhythms over which he soloed on
electric synthesizers, bringing the instrument to the forefront in
jazz. It had all of the sensibilities of jazz, particularly in the way
it wound off into long improvisations, but its rhythms were firmly
planted in funk, soul, and R&B, giving it a mass appeal that made it
the biggest-selling jazz album of all time (a record which was later
broken). Jazz purists, of course, decried the experiments at the time,
but Head Hunters still sounds fresh and vital decades after its
initial release, and its genre-bending proved vastly influential on
not only jazz, but funk, soul, and hip-hop.
Yeah, I dug that back in the 70's. It still sounds pretty good. But
he's done better.
billy
2011-02-21 03:47:29 UTC
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Great album. Listen to these http://youtu.be/SQsSQRWMhOs
Is this is the second best fusion album after Miles Davis Bitches
Brew?
Nice review on allmusic.comhttp://allmusic.com/album/head-hunters-r140166
Head Hunters was a pivotal point in Herbie Hancock's career, bringing
him into the vanguard of jazz fusion. Hancock had pushed avant-garde
boundaries on his own albums and with Miles Davis, but he had never
devoted himself to the groove as he did on Head Hunters. Drawing
heavily from Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, and James Brown, Hancock
developed deeply funky, even gritty, rhythms over which he soloed on
electric synthesizers, bringing the instrument to the forefront in
jazz. It had all of the sensibilities of jazz, particularly in the way
it wound off into long improvisations, but its rhythms were firmly
planted in funk, soul, and R&B, giving it a mass appeal that made it
the biggest-selling jazz album of all time (a record which was later
broken). Jazz purists, of course, decried the experiments at the time,
but Head Hunters still sounds fresh and vital decades after its
initial release, and its genre-bending proved vastly influential on
not only jazz, but funk, soul, and hip-hop.
nothing is "best" "second best" asshole it is all subjective and down
to opinion you fucking idiot!
Fattuchus
2011-02-28 20:54:32 UTC
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This is a test. (sorry)

s***@comcast.net
2011-02-28 20:30:57 UTC
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Great album. Listen to these http://youtu.be/SQsSQRWMhOs
Is this is the second best fusion album after Miles Davis Bitches
Brew?
BITCHES BREW sucked.

Miles was better before JACK JOHNSON.

COMPLETE LIVE AT THE PLUGGED NICKEL is the best jazz album ever made.
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