Rock Era Trivia
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Somehow I'm wondering why no one has posted anything in this thread since friday night (or early yesterday morning on this side of the pond)...
...cool!...time to let the name calling and back biting begin!!...
...Frank and I bored them into a coma like state...
...nearly mine too...4am comes too damn early...Good idea, now you mention it... way past this little kid's bedtime
It is very obvious that the theme is war that many miss it just like the American Revolution symbol of the Texas Rattlesnake with the buck teeth fangs giving the 'W' for War which is the theme of the album with each song individual perspectives and more. Lars Ulrich focused more on the music while James Hettfield on the lyrics meaning Lars answered the theme question indirectly without stepping on the fans toes. Of course, the ballad not originally planned as a part of the album was the exception (lyrics-music focus) 'Nothing Else Matters' which explains why the subtitle was used as main title (I Know) and the missing U-W song accent which is strikingly available in all titles except 'Enter Sandman' with dreams of war, dreams of liars, dreams of dragons fire, and of things that will bite (the knight in the night).
What was the first official rap song and what was the first unofficial rap song?
'twas a delite to be ripped without the 'W' twice.
Now that I read it myself, a difficult clue, here to help, what is the release date of the following songs...
Rapper's Delight from The Sugarhill Gang
Rapture from Blondie
...neither of which is the first unofficial...
Definitely fascinating. I'd also like to inquire what it was like riding to the one room schoolhouse on horseback everyday and your thoughts on how the telephone changed society
...(rimshot) I've got a million of these....I know, I know, get off my lawn...lol
...no, no-not at all...Definitely fascinating. I'd also like to inquire what it was like riding to the one room schoolhouse on horseback everyday and your thoughts on how the telephone changed society
....The Message......and Rapture.....all the early "rap" was hip-hop styling, not straight up rap....
...no, no-not at all...
Well played sir...lol
Definitely fascinating. I'd also like to inquire what it was like riding to the one room schoolhouse on horseback everyday and your thoughts on how the telephone changed society
