As usual Bunnyman you have told the truth.

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customerjon @gmail.com is where information happens.

on a related note, I listened to your CD

I hate country

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Oh come now! That isn't the shit coming outta Nashville that cd is %100 wierdo country. Great stuff! Relisten to Southren Culture On The Skids and get back to me. How could you not like Whiskey Town?

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customerjon @gmail.com is where information happens.

Try a little Dread Zeppelin - that'll cheer you up...

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http://pavlov.psyc.queensu.ca/~psyc382/rockgold.html
(Norman Rockwell's "Do Unto Others")

The band or the song?

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When it comes to Reggae, Bob Marley is the one and only reggae artist to me. The rest are just a bunch of imitators.

Interestingly enough, I wrote a paper on Rastifarians in college. I thought it was the coolest subject since I was known to partake in the ganja ocassionally. Rastifarianism is a religion, if your willing to go that far, that believes in a living god and a place called Zion. Haile Selassie, the living god, was crowned the new king of Ethiopia. His real name was Prince Ras Tafari Makonnen. Hence the name Rastafarian. He was the living god and Ethiopia was Zion. I found it's history interesting. Go here to learn more http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/rast.html.

I'm glad there's another person who's willing to admit that they listen to KISS. I've been a listener since '75-'76. My KISS Alive II LP simply wore out. I wasn't real big during the unmasked years and am glad the original band is back together and in makeup.

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Yes it is an interesting religion.



If you're having trouble getting into reggae, buy "Sandanista" buy The Clash. That way you get some excellent dub reggae as well as semi punk type stuff.

I have listened to "Sandanista" by the Clash. Good record (I had it on vinyl).