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fuckin' "e" key...

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>>1203
First off, that song is rather unknown, taking in count people who listen to Marley and make it "popular" as you say it is, only know that Greatest Hits compilation with the only 14 or 13 songs 90% of people know from Marley.

Second: Do you have a problem with popular stuff you squarey square squareoo?

  >>1203

>That shit is too popular man, too popular.
>:3

  SO THIS "DUB STEP" THING IS WHAT YOU KIDS GOT THESE DAYS? WELL I'LL HAVE YOU KNOW I'VE STILL GOT THE MOVES

>>1210
is this based on the manga?

King missile?

>>1031
http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2004/02/weens_unrelease.html

I listened to this song almost constantly for about a week. none of my friends like ween ;_;

  99chan is like a kid who's lost his innocence by having to face what's wrong with the world too early. He refuses to play with the rest of the kids, both out of bitter jealousy for their bliss and pity for their ignorance. He will grow up angry and isolated, gaining the strength to carry on from his complete trust in that this sacrifice for the pursuit of greater knowledge will seem tiny in the end.

Eventually there will be a time of crisis when people gather up in front of him, begging for his help. He will smile and say, "no".

/r/ing the entertaining dinner song.

Does anyone have the screen cap of the thread?

>>1215

>>/eq/3861

Thanks for Muddy Waters, got his greatest hits anthology downloaded, downloading some Howlin' Wolf. I realised it's Chicago Blues that I enjoy the most.

  Here is Devil Got my Woman by Skip James, my favorite blues song ever. I got introduced to it by my American Studies teacher in High school, he was a library of useful information. If you want traditional old blues look for some Alan Lomax recordings, Robert Johnson, Skip James, Reverend Gary Davis, Leadbelly, Blind willie jefferson I could go on, I have to check my blues folder.