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Shakira the booty shaker has a Lebanese Dad and a Columbian Mum. It is the very same booty shaking Shakira that sang those songs.

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ok cool...
well she has certainly sluttified herself appropriately for the american market.
saw 3 pics of her 3 albums.
the first two she has med and med-long BLACK hair, first completely straight, second minor curls at the bottom, then suddenly for laundry service we see acres of skin, tones of makup and 'bugger me' blond curls.

big change

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I know. She's being "Marketed" for the third (first english) album. But I do believe she writes her own stuff, so thats cool. And the Whenever, Wherever song is pretty good even without the video, so thats cool too!

<font color=red><b>A man is only as old as the woman he feels</b></font color=red>

I only download the music I like.

<b>THGC:</b> before: , after: .

Lets put it this way.

If you had a body that women wanted to see, and were prepared to pay thousands to do so, you would get your kit off too.

<b><font color=blue>~ What do you mean "It isn't working!"...Now where's my sonic screwdriver? ~ </font color=blue></b>

I understand that. I would consider dancing, in private, for the pleasure of a well paying woman. I would'nt prostitute myself, however.

Buddha, Mahomet, Jesus and Confucius! They once cared for us, perhaps they still do!

<A HREF="http://home.kabelfoon.nl/~svo/MyMP3list.htm" target="_new">This</A> is my current MP3 list. I almost never buy CD's I lend them from others or download them.

<b>THGC:</b> before: , after: .

borrow, not lend.

<font color=red><b>A man is only as old as the woman he feels</b></font color=red>

I think this all depends on what genre you are listening to. I have, for the most part, turned away from Pop Music. Occasionally, I will listen to some songs on the radio, but many of the artists nowadays are "One Hit Wonders". It <i>is</i> difficult in today's popular market to make it big and be able to stick around.

One trend I have recognized is that the artists that make it big on their first try end up getting typecast into that sound. If they try to experiment, they get shunned. The artists that slave away doing clubs for years before they cut an album deal usually have such a large repetoire that they could easily make 5 albums in one sitting. They pace themselves and usually have a loyal fan base so that they can experiment and not be ignored.

My favorites include:
Progressive Rock - Dream Theater, Everon, Angra, Spock's Beard, Yes. These bands usually have great variety on each album that each song is great in its own right;
Blues rock - SRV, Peter Green, Robin Trower, Kenny Wayne Sheperd, Indigenous, Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies, etc.;
Classic Rock - BOSTON! The others in this category were already mentioned;
Country - George Strait, Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Tim McGraw & Faith Hill, Lone Star, Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith, and let's not forget Shania Twain. This is my sappy outlet since I cut out R&B . . . better songwriting, better presentation . . . plus they use real guitars!

VSP

<i>Upon the occasion in which the defecation comes into contact with the oscillating ventilator.</i>

mmmm techno dance and trance

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techno and trans are a grey area, techno sometimes sounds a lot like break beats, and trance sounds like a mix of jungle and break beats, with a bit of happy hardcore. any one here listen to happy hardcore?

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Techno sounds alot like breakbeats? what a diss.

First, most techno tunes has a BPM of around 120-140 roughly, not 160-170 like
breakbeats.
Techno has 4-beat, breakbeats does not. Well sometimes, but then you venture into the realm of happy hardcore with all those "unatural-happy" melodies on top.


<font color=blue>Be yourself, do whatever <font color=red>you</font color=red> like</font color=blue> (Not at my expense though)