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Dave_Desert229
2 months ago
Bi-curious Male, 61
Bisexual Female, 62
0 miles · Greater London

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I'm hoping for a Progressive Alliance.
Everything will be done in 11/8 time and feature a lot of solo work.
I used to really enjoy bi nights at Chams. I've not been for about 3 years though. The problem with moving areas and leaving the Black Country.
Go and see them.
I saw them a few times back in the 80's, when they'd stopped doing the make-up. They put the make-up back on about in the early/mid 90's. The current tour will be a full on stageshow with pyro, fireworks, the whole 9 yards. If you're not that big a fan, you probably won't mind that Ace Frehley and Peter Criss no longer play with them. The guitarist is a dude called Tommy Thayer and the drummer is Eric Singer. They use The Space Ace and The Cat make-up because Simmons and Stanley own the rights to it.
Go along. It'll be an entertaining night. Just put your brain in neutral and rock out.
Quote by brucie
The fact that he's created some of the finest music ever made is.

lets not get carried away mate...

I stand by that statement. Sabbath, a band that Ozzy helped form, are arguably the most influential rock band ever. Certainly, every metal band owes a huge deal to Sabbath. Even people you may not think of were influenced by them. Everyone from Kurt Cobain to Johnny Marr (who has admitted to learning to play by strumming along to Volume 4) owe something to Sabbath.
Listen to Live...Evil, the live album Sabbath made with Ronnie James Dio on vocals back in the early 80's, and you will hear that Sabbath songs without Ozzy (NIB, Paranoid etc) just don't sound right, somehow. I love Dio's voice, but those songs are missing something without Ozzy's vocals.
Ozzy >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
you.
Live with it.
When you can last 40 years in the music industry, never have an album that's considered a failure, help create an entire genre of music, then you can take the piss.
His missus has alienated a lot of his fans, but the man himself is beyond criticism. As I said previously, the first 6 Sabbath albums are brilliant. His early solo albums with Randy Rhoads (RIP) are awesome.
Yes, I'm a fan. His wife and kids are not important to me. The fact that he's created some of the finest music ever made is.
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I think I may have to now put on some early Sabbath as I make nasty furniture.
lp

You can't go wrong with any of the first 6 albums. :twisted:
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Im sure Ozzy, nowadays is a nice fella. He did however beat up Cheryl for most of their married life.
Im more interested in this "reliable source" you are going on about?.. was it the same guy who claimed WMD were actually in excistance?. That said, i think Blair's a top bloke. I reckon if he lead the conservatives then that would be a team to vote for!. He was pretty much a conservative anyway.
Blair did what he believed in, and he used all Info at hand to aid his decision making (no matter how ill informed)
And you may disagree with the above as much as i think your story is completely pointless and fabricated, but hey ho!! thats the joy of discussion
hey you know what i heard?.. And this is from my reliable source!..
I heard O.J simpson was actually innocent!!!
..... I too am talking absolute diarrhea of course lol

The reliable source is Tony Iommi. It happened when Black Sabbath played at the Queen's Golden Jubilee celebration a few years back. Iommi told the story in an interview he gave to Rick Wakeman on Planet Rock a couple of weeks ago. Blair went up to Iommi and Brian May, who was also there, and told them what a big fan of their music he was. Ozzy sidled over to join them and didn't seem to recognise Blair and just nodded and said "orlright".
Who's Cheryl, by the way?
I do enjoy solitude, sometimes. I work in a very 'customer facing' job and it's nice to get home sometimes and just sit in the peace and quiet, no tv, no music etc. I enjoy my own company and I think I'd be able to do solitude quite well. I wouldn't want perfect isolation, but I enjoy time to myself.
I'm a Baggies fan and I once kept The Feathers. It's bang over the road from The Molineux. I used to open my bedroom curtains every morning and the first thing I'd see was The Dingles ground. lol
I kept me gob shut about my allegiance. I'd have ended up as paste if I'd have 'fessed up.
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Judas Priest are legends, you philistines.
Halford is The Metal God.
"Fall to your knees and repent if you please".

He's a bloody yam yam who lives up the road from me, bugger off flipa
You bugger off!!!
I'm a yam yam, meself. Born and bred in Oldbury. Ask anybody in the BBW Room on server 1.
Do you know the Black Country alphabet?
O R & A rotflmao
A is for...?
A is for what (or not, depending on yer sentance....as in 'I a gooin owt, its pissin dow-un owt thay-ur'
O R is for yes
see, we even speak yam yam as far north as wollyampton :mrgreen:
Nope. A is for Opple.
B is for 'Nana
I got a t shirt with the full alphabet on that I wear around Sarf East Landan.
BTW, Wolverhampton ay in the Black Country. It's Staffordshire. Did you enjoy your local derby against the Clayheads today? :twisted:
Quote by meat2pleaseu
Judas Priest are legends, you philistines.
Halford is The Metal God.
"Fall to your knees and repent if you please".

He's a bloody yam yam who lives up the road from me, bugger off flipa
You bugger off!!!
I'm a yam yam, meself. Born and bred in Oldbury. Ask anybody in the BBW Room on server 1.
Do you know the Black Country alphabet?
O R & A rotflmao
A is for...?
Quote by meat2pleaseu
Judas Priest are legends, you philistines.
Halford is The Metal God.
"Fall to your knees and repent if you please".

He's a bloody yam yam who lives up the road from me, bugger off flipa
You bugger off!!!
I'm a yam yam, meself. Born and bred in Oldbury. Ask anybody in the BBW Room on server 1.
Do you know the Black Country alphabet?
Judas Priest are legends, you philistines.
Halford is The Metal God.
"Fall to your knees and repent if you please".
Bladerunner.
Rutger Hauer as Roy Batty.
Roy, holding a white dove and is left standing above his struggling opponent. As Deckard loses his grip, Roy seizes his arm and easily hauls him onto the roof, saving Deckard. As Roy's life fades away, he sits and delivers a brief soliloquy about the experiences of his life "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe: Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion; I've watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time; like tears in rain. Time to die." He then dies, and the white dove flies away from him.
I once read that Hauer improvised that soliloquy, which makes it all the more memorable.
A bit belated but many thanks to Trouble for organising this. It was a great weekend. We'll have to do it again sometime.
It's good to see someone mention Alan Dean Foster. Although, it should be stressed that he's more than just a 'novelisation' writer. He's written some great stuff like The Spellsinger series (6 humerous fantasy books). He's also responsible for some excellent SF like The I Inside, The Man Who Used The Universe and the sublime Nor Crystal Tears.
I like Pratchett, but if I had the choice, I'd have to pick the 'master of far-fetched fiction', Robert Rankin. His books have reduced me to tears of laughter on numerous occasions. The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies Of The Apocalypse and The Toyminator (murder mysteries set in Toy City) are brilliant.
A book I will "never forget reading", though is The Satanic Bible by Anton LeVay. It's not the sensationalist nonsense that people who have read too many Dennis Wheatley novels seem to think it is. It's more of a collection of humanist/self aggrandising ideas. I read it and found myself nodding in agreement with so much of it.
Same one I always make and that I always keep.
Not to make any more damn fool resolutions!
Sheer.
Desi and I were devastated when we found out about your problems. Then we started to chat about you and ended up crying with laughter about the 3 legged cat and the false teeth, the rice pudding and the piccalili and numerous other hysterical stories.
We needed a "clorth" to wipe away the tears of laughter.
You're in our thoughts, hun. Get well soon.
Loads of love,
Dave & Desi.
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Quote by 696969
How does Darren Brown get over the issue of Ethics?
He has just asked a man whom he had put in a trance to take money out of his account

Don't talk to me about Ethics, I own 80% of it. hwa hwa hwa!!!
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Gotta go with Rage Against The Machine. Been a fan since the 1st album in '92 gutted I have never been able to see them live... Anything beats the normal xmas crappy tunes

Saw them at Reading one year, can't remember when exactly, but they were awesome.
So glad they ae No.1, that was definitely 65p well spent!
Let's face it though, it'has only put off the inevitable by a week as RATM will sell preciseley zero next week.
Doesn't matter. The point has been made and Cowell and the X Factor don't have the coveted Christmas number 1 spot. That's what this campaign was all about.
RATM were on Radio 5 Live this morning and were cut off when they kept swearing. lol
However, they did say that any money they make from this will be donated to the homeless charity Shelter. So there's a real reason for d/ling it.
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i'm all for that, i'm sick of the predictable xfactor stuff....
whips

Simon Cowall has recently been quoted as saying we should thanks him for the X factor Christmas number one's. Evidently it stops stupid stuff like Mr Blobby being No.1 at Xmas lol
With a bit of research, you'll discover that Cowell's record company was responsible for Mr Blobby, Bob The Builder, Robson & Jerome etc.
The idea behind it is good, but as was pointed out above, RATM were signed to Cowell's label anyway, so the protest is a bit of a lame one. If they wanted to do something like this, then a bit of thought into choosing a song on a small independent label would've been better. There are plenty of things out there.
My choice would've been something like Darkthrone, Gorgoroth or Dying Fetus. :twisted:
Someone on page 1 said that parents are still allowed to smack their children as long as it's not in public.
Not so!
A friend of mine slapped her 15 year old daughter after the daughter told her to "f*ck off". The next day, the daughter reported my friend to the Police. My friend was then arrested and given a caution for assault. Something she'll have on her record for the next 5 years. This incident happened in the privacy of their own home.
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That kerchunk in creep by whoever it was by at the end oth verses. I like that a lot and without it the song just wouldnt work.

It's Jonny Greenwood. I once read somewhere that it was a mistake. He came in too early, but the producer thought it worked so well, he kept it in.
Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
Highway Star - Deep Purple (Made In Japan version)
La Villa Strangiato - Rush
Escaping The Fools Spiritual Beggers
That's off the top of my head. I could think of many more given a few minutes.
I'm still smiling about something that happened yesterday.
We went to a wedding and at the Register Office during the ceremony, a boy of about 3 years old somehow managed to get his head stuck between the slats in the back of the chair he was sitting on. To be fair, everybody laughed. Not just me.
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am i right in saying the banana splits theme tune was sung by the dickies singers of such classics as "walk like an egg" "you drive me ape(you big gorilla)" and who can forget/remember "stuck in a pagoda(with tricia toyota)" smile

No it wasn't. The Banana Splits theme was written for the show that ran between 1968 and 1970. The Dickies did a cover version of it in 1978. The band members would've been kids themselves when the show first aired.