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He’s a witch. BURN HIM.
Only if he’s made out of wood!
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He’s a witch. BURN HIM.
MudPup545 wrote:
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Ha ha, I hadn’t seen this post yet! 😀
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Does it really matter is he was 19 or 22? He has told the same concert story several times on the podcast. Unsure about his age...
Does it really matter is he was 19 or 22?
He has told the same concert story several times on the podcast. Unsure about his age each time the story was told.
Dude didn't know what he was in for and chose not to fight tweakers starting fires.
APLMAN99 wrote:
If he's telling a false story, then it matters. People are believing his stuff verbatim, so to be so completely careless with the most basic facts...
If he's telling a false story, then it matters. People are believing his stuff verbatim, so to be so completely careless with the most basic facts should give people at least a moment of pause.

For the record, I like listening to his show. I don't use it as a serious information source, but it is entertaining as hell and brings up issues that make me go and look into, especially some of the crazier sounding stuff. I think he's a great podcast host and generally treats his guests very well, usually doing a decent job of playing devil's advocate with them too.

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The same creative freedom Neil enjoyed to make his music, he doesn’t want to extend the same freedom to others who he disagrees with.

Sad sad sad.
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What's hilarious is here you have a guy who literally came from the "Stick it to the Man", "Question Authority" and "Dont Trust Anyone Over 30"...
What's hilarious is here you have a guy who literally came from the "Stick it to the Man", "Question Authority" and "Dont Trust Anyone Over 30" generation, now trusts the Fed implicitly. I dont trust Big Brother no matter who is in office. To quote a line that ole Neil is keenly familiar with,

"There's something happening here, what it is aint exactly clear...."

For what its worth.... Wink
That was Stephen Stills, but we didn't quit when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor...
Wink
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That was Stephen Stills, but we didn't quit when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor...
Wink
Yes Stephen penned the tune, never said Neil wrote it. I said he was was a part of the anti-establishment movement questioning government while playing guitar in Buffalo Springfield.

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I can’t wait until they quit.
I'm soooo going to miss never watching them.
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The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now. This country is so fucked.
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Copy and pasted: "I respect Joe and what he’s saying here but, the mainstream media doesn’t have disclaimers on their shows stating that they may be wrong?"
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1/31/2022 9:01pm
crowe660 wrote:
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now...
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now. This country is so fucked.
I agree, I don't care for their political views. But love the music. We used to play a lot of their music in a cover band.
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People under 30: Who's Neil Young?

People 31-60: Neil Young is still alive??

People over 60: What's Spotify?
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It really is bizarre.

Well intended people making public stands over situations where they are completely ignorant of the facts at hand.

If someone is completely ignorant about the immediate situation, that person clearly has no grasp of the more significant consequences or long term, far reaching impacts of their actions.

It'd be a real good idea if we could learn from history instead of repeating it. I guess that says something about human nature.
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SEEMEFIRST wrote:
That was Stephen Stills, but we didn't quit when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor...
Wink
JAFO92 wrote:
Yes Stephen penned the tune, never said Neil wrote it. I said he was was a part of the anti-establishment movement questioning government while playing guitar...
Yes Stephen penned the tune, never said Neil wrote it. I said he was was a part of the anti-establishment movement questioning government while playing guitar in Buffalo Springfield.

Just yanking your chain.
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crowe660 wrote:
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now...
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now. This country is so fucked.
I agree, I don't care for their political views. But love the music. We used to play a lot of their music in a cover band.
Guys that didn't know RATM was a hard left band are the funniest kind of guys.

My fist big concert was Rage and Wu Tang Clan on their evil empire tour in August of '96 when I was 14, good times, lots of discovering music and learning how to play guitar at that time.
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SEEMEFIRST wrote:
Just yanking your chain.
Dammit boy, take the hook out already and throw me back in lake. Wink
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2/1/2022 9:37am Edited Date/Time 2/1/2022 9:40am
crowe660 wrote:
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now...
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now. This country is so fucked.
I agree, I don't care for their political views. But love the music. We used to play a lot of their music in a cover band.
early wrote:
Guys that didn't know RATM was a hard left band are the funniest kind of guys. My fist big concert was Rage and Wu Tang Clan...
Guys that didn't know RATM was a hard left band are the funniest kind of guys.

My fist big concert was Rage and Wu Tang Clan on their evil empire tour in August of '96 when I was 14, good times, lots of discovering music and learning how to play guitar at that time.
I feel like most people listen to music because it appeals to their ear, paying no attention to the political drivel that’s being projected upon them.
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"I heard ol' Neil whining about it, heard ol' Neil put 'em down; Hope ol' Neil Young will remember, an American Man, don't need him around anyhow". ~apologies to Ronnie Van Zant and Steve Collins
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reded301 wrote:
I feel like most people listen to music because it appeals to their ear, paying no attention to the political drivel that’s being projected upon them.
One of my duties in my cover band was to dissect the shit out of the song we were going to cover and make sure everybody got their part right. And you're right, I never paid one lick of attention to what the lyrics meant. Maybe a little, but at 17, I had no sense of anything political. That is until I turned 18 and had to register for the Viet Nam draft. Shit got political in hurry.
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crowe660 wrote:
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now...
The Battle of Los Angles and their first album are top 3 all time for me (Paul’s Boutique #1) I don’t care if they’re cucks now. This country is so fucked.
I agree, I don't care for their political views. But love the music. We used to play a lot of their music in a cover band.
early wrote:
Guys that didn't know RATM was a hard left band are the funniest kind of guys. My fist big concert was Rage and Wu Tang Clan...
Guys that didn't know RATM was a hard left band are the funniest kind of guys.

My fist big concert was Rage and Wu Tang Clan on their evil empire tour in August of '96 when I was 14, good times, lots of discovering music and learning how to play guitar at that time.
That was my first Mosh Pit.
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reded301 wrote:
I feel like most people listen to music because it appeals to their ear, paying no attention to the political drivel that’s being projected upon them.
I could buy that for some bands, but it was literally what Rage was all about, the lyrics were clear equals to Morellos guitar antics, and the rhythm groove.

Like saying you didn't know Bad Religion or The Clash were highly political bands.
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I'm a huge Ministry fan , and have every album they ever made + side projects Al did with other groups as the Revolting cocks.

Love his music , but he is a far lefty as well. I like the man , love his music but can't stand how he trashes everything on the right , and disrespects the military. Not all his music is political , but I'd say more than 1/2 of it is.
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early wrote:
I could buy that for some bands, but it was literally what Rage was all about, the lyrics were clear equals to Morellos guitar antics, and...
I could buy that for some bands, but it was literally what Rage was all about, the lyrics were clear equals to Morellos guitar antics, and the rhythm groove.

Like saying you didn't know Bad Religion or The Clash were highly political bands.
Or that RHCP are from California Grinning
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reded301 wrote:
I feel like most people listen to music because it appeals to their ear, paying no attention to the political drivel that’s being projected upon them.
early wrote:
I could buy that for some bands, but it was literally what Rage was all about, the lyrics were clear equals to Morellos guitar antics, and...
I could buy that for some bands, but it was literally what Rage was all about, the lyrics were clear equals to Morellos guitar antics, and the rhythm groove.

Like saying you didn't know Bad Religion or The Clash were highly political bands.
I think most dismissed their political hyperbole, as a diatribe that could never occur. Then we started seeing riots in the streets and cities burning. Guess most folks just realized that Socialists and Anarchists are a real danger.
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I think most dismissed their political hyperbole, as a diatribe that could never occur. Then we started seeing riots in the streets and cities burning. Guess...
I think most dismissed their political hyperbole, as a diatribe that could never occur. Then we started seeing riots in the streets and cities burning. Guess most folks just realized that Socialists and Anarchists are a real danger.
People who dismissed their message as hyperbole probably dismissed George Floyd's death as justified because he didn't comply.

Killing in the name of
Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses
Ugh!
Killing in the name of
Now you do what they told ya
And now you do what they told ya
But now you do what they told ya
Those that died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Those that died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Some of those that hold office, are the same that burn crosses
Some of those up in congress, are the same that burn crosses
Ugh!
Killing in the name of
Now you do what they told ya
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya (Now you're under control)
Those who died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Those who died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Come on!
Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me
Motherfucker, yeah
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Muttly wrote:
I think most dismissed their political hyperbole, as a diatribe that could never occur. Then we started seeing riots in the streets and cities burning. Guess...
I think most dismissed their political hyperbole, as a diatribe that could never occur. Then we started seeing riots in the streets and cities burning. Guess most folks just realized that Socialists and Anarchists are a real danger.
early wrote:
People who dismissed their message as hyperbole probably dismissed George Floyd's death as justified because he didn't comply. Killing in the name of Some of those...
People who dismissed their message as hyperbole probably dismissed George Floyd's death as justified because he didn't comply.

Killing in the name of
Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses
Ugh!
Killing in the name of
Now you do what they told ya
And now you do what they told ya
But now you do what they told ya
Those that died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Those that died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Some of those that hold office, are the same that burn crosses
Some of those up in congress, are the same that burn crosses
Ugh!
Killing in the name of
Now you do what they told ya
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya
(Now you're under control)
And now you do what they told ya (Now you're under control)
Those who died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Those who died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
You justify those that died, by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
Come on!
Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me
Motherfucker, yeah
No, I dismissed his death as "justified" by the toxicology report.

"Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me", doesn't play well, now that they're vaccine lemmings.
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