indiucky
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I heard that is the tune the Manson family listened to on their way to do that voodoo they do....Could explain a lot...
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I heard that is the tune the Manson family listened to on their way to do that voodoo they do....Could explain a lot...
haha, yea, makes sense considering NIN came out with the song mid '90s.
We could just ask Indi and CM. I mean, they were around long enough. Who needs carbon dating when we have those two fossils!
indiucky
Grandmaster
I am no help...I didn't see it until about 1400 AD but I can tell you this...It looked old....Not newly made and the weave pattern was the same pattern as my robe I wore around the Red Sea back in about 30 BC....Not made off the same loom mind you but a similar style....
Well it sounded old...Hough is the king of 90's music so I should have paid more attention....
This shouldn't be as I was a full-grown adult for the entirety of the '90s....nonetheless, it is.
The "day the music died" for my generation: April 5, 1994.
indiucky
Grandmaster
I believe one's musical tastes at say, 19 or 20, are when one really begins to truly appreciate good music...So I stand by my statement...IMHO you are the King of 90's music...You may have been an adult but that is when good taste in music starts......
So here's a little ear worm for you.....
(That lead singer looks like he could be Gram Parsons son...)[video=youtube;12bM1CqHoBY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12bM1CqHoBY[/video]
indiucky
Grandmaster
Here is one that stays with me...You have excellent musical tastes Bug....:
[video=youtube;8NBa0tyNTtM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NBa0tyNTtM[/video]
And they still got it
[video=youtube;d8eVAU82K94]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8eVAU82K94[/video]
bulletsmith
Master
Indeed!
BTW that whole CASH album is pretty darn good. Bridge over troubled water is a haunting version.
indiucky
Grandmaster
I love INGO...Religious thread becomes a clearing house for putting fellow INGO'ers on some good music...
"INGO...Where we love us some Jesus, Mohammad, Nietszche, Buddha, and.......Some six strings..."
"INGO...Where we love us some Jesus, Mohammad, Nietszche, Buddha, and.......Some six strings..."
I am really pleased as well. We have been observing.
I am glad that we (the mods) pushed to have this topic put back up for discussion.
Now, if we could just get a handle on the abortion thing.......
Thanks to all for being civil in sharing.
Well golly gosh, I'm late to the discussion but the abortion thing is easy.
It goes like this...
On Tuesday it is not OK to kill the baby.
But on Monday it was.
Works the same way as deer season.
ChristianPatriot
Grandmaster
Haters gonna hate
No such thing as bad publicity.
Anybody read this book or know something about it?
https://academic.logos.com/salvatio...e-alone-matthew-bates-in-the-hot-seat-part-1/
I don't think I have brought it up here before, but I have been taught over the years as an Orthodox, that the original greek, pistis, meant more like fidelity than a mental assent or intellectual belief.
This book seems to be taking almost the same path from a protestant perspective.
https://academic.logos.com/salvatio...e-alone-matthew-bates-in-the-hot-seat-part-1/
I don't think I have brought it up here before, but I have been taught over the years as an Orthodox, that the original greek, pistis, meant more like fidelity than a mental assent or intellectual belief.
This book seems to be taking almost the same path from a protestant perspective.
