Like I said earlier, all in the name of safety.. On a side note, how would you like to be the one doing the frisking?…
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The Chimpz EP “Who Can I Trust”...
When I heard that Yvonne had picked this band up to add to her repertoire, it was a surprising and quite refreshing bit of news that I embraced wholeheartedly....
Like I said earlier, all in the name of safety.. On a side note, how would you like to be the one doing the frisking?…
Let the debate begin, also see below for examples. I know these are oversimplified examples, but you get the general idea… Indie Rock-Dinosaur Jr 
Radio Rock-Seether 
Metal- Pantera
Via The L.A. Times, “James Arness, the towering actor best known for portraying Marshal Matt Dillon, the strong and commanding symbol of frontier justice on the landmark TV western series “Gunsmoke,” died Friday. He was 88. Arness died of natural causes at his home in Brentwood, said family spokesperson Ginny Fazer. “Gunsmoke” debuted on CBS on Sept. 10, 1955, and, with the start of “The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp” on ABC four days earlier, a new era in television horse operas was launched: the adult western. But whereas “Wyatt Earp,” starring Hugh O’Brian, ended its run in 1961, “Gunsmoke” ran until 1975, far outdistancing its many competitors and becoming one of the longest-running prime-time series in network TV history. In the process, Arness became one of television’s most enduring stars, returning as Dillon in a handful of “Gunsmoke” TV movies in the late ’80s and early ’90s. At 6 feet 7, Arness was a bigger-than-life actor who amply filled the boots of the mythic Dodge City lawman in the series, which earned praise for breaking TV western-genre conventions with its strong dramatic stories and psychologically complex characters”.
Daft Punk…
