BrownArmy
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You mean, dear leader, right?All hail the dark lord!
Amen.You mean, dear leader, right?
All hail the dear leader, his skin of orange, and hair made of the finest animal pelts available - oh, how thankful we are, to the dear leader, for the best words.
Dear leader comforts us in this time of desperation, and his orange skin lords over us, the personification our country's wealth and power - private tanning beds are no joke, and you know Donny White Goggles' takes his tanning deadly serious. #MAGA
You mean, dear leader, right?
All hail the dear leader, his skin of orange, and hair made of the finest animal pelts available - oh, how thankful we are, to the dear leader, for the best words.
Dear leader comforts us in this time of desperation, and his orange skin lords over us, the personification our country's wealth and power - private tanning beds are no joke, and you know Donny White Goggles' takes his tanning deadly serious. #MAGA
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Amen.
Zappayou're half way there.
Frank Zappa's pretentious lyrics are exhausting.And you're half-way there 'Cause if my mind's tore up. Then my body don't care.
Zappa
And you're half-way there 'Cause if my mind's tore up. Then my body don't care. Fz: I rubbed my chinny-chin-chin and ...
I'm not use to hearing someone who is so judgmental and negative about others ... go see a psychologist or grow up.Frank Zappa's pretentious lyrics are exhausting.
His composing, however, was top of the class. He's one of the great composers of the 20th century. Homie doesn't get his due on that, because his lyrics were so trite, abrasive, and unworthy of the music.
Satire in music is one thing, and it's great when it's done well, but it's truly terrible when it's done poorly, or when it's done been driven into the ground repeatedly, and that's what Zappa did. All of the above. He did some well, a lot more, poorly, and drove it into the ground all along the way, of a nearly 30 year career.
He really should have taken a crack at serious lyrics, because he was an extremely intelligent guy with a lot to say, and it got lost in translation when he tried to deliver it strictly through humor and hurt his standing in the musical pantheon.
It's unclear how a critique of Frank Zappa's lyrics, that was neither negative or positive in it's position, could be construed as judgemental or 'negative about others'.I'm not use to hearing someone who is so judgmental and negative about others ... go see a psychologist or grow up.
judgmentalIt's unclear how a critique of Frank Zappa's lyrics, that was neither negative or positive in it's position, could be construed as judgemental or 'negative about others'.
The fact that this is what you gleaned from a post where I complimented Zappa as one of the great composers of the 20th century, spoke of his tremendous intelligence, lauded the lyrical satire of his best work, and lamented the diminished status that the misunderstanding of his lyrics has caused to his legacy in musical history, suggests to me that you may be the one who needs to 'go see a psychologist or grow up'...Just sayin', it seems to me. Your opinion may vary. But the above information in this post is indisputable.
Yeah, guilty on that, but still.judgmental
Hold up your mirror.I'm not use to hearing someone who is so judgmental and negative about others ... go see a psychologist or grow up.
judgmental
Go back to bed!Hold up your mirror.
C'mon man!I'm not use to hearing someone who is so judgmental and negative about others ... go see a psychologist or grow up.