Slackful Music Poll

From: Modemac <modemac@modemac.com>
Newsgroups: alt.slack
Date: Mon, Jun 4, 2001 9:18 PM
Message-ID: <56coht80tkj88lnf86id34l0ks8m60cftg@4ax.com>

Here's a question that should hopefully appeal to you: What song would
you want to see in a collection of SubGenius music? I don't just mean
songs about "Bob" (i.e. "The Ballad of J.R. 'Bob' Dobbs) -- I mean
songs that YOU feel are Slackful and deserving of mention. It's as if
some idiotic TV reporter asked you a question like this: "If you could
define Slack in terms of a song, what would that song be?" (As if
anyone could really "define" Slack! But I hope you can see what I'm
getting at here. And it doesn't have to be only ONE song.)

The reason why I'm asking this question should be made clear to you on
X-Day. You WILL be there at Brushwood on the morning of July 5th for
the Rupture, won't you?!?

My choices would be "God" or "Working Class Hero" by John Lennon; "On
The Air" or "Not One Of Us" by Peter Gabriel; "Heart of Gold" by Neil
Young. Hardly earth-shattering, I know...but that's just me.

--
First Online Church of "Bob"
http://www.modemac.com/
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: "kevbob" <kevbob@ecsis.net>

"I would hurt a fly" Built To Spill

"There are always pools of blood in the shadows"
- Serial Experiments Lain
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: md_archangel@hotmail.com (mykal d'archangel)

Alien Love Slave by Destination Earth
http://www.destinationearth.htmlplanet.com/

Secret by The Magical Attraction of Booty
http://www.magicbooty.com

Wormwood by Jihad
http://www.jihadmusic.com

st m d'a
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: "Paul E. Jamison" <pauljmsn@infi.net>

Me, I'm a Weird Al Yankovic fan, so I'd go with some of his stuff. Maybe
"Livin' With a Hernia" because it's just plain funny; some of his polka
medleys;
"Dare to Be Stupid" for the Mark Mothersbaugh/Devo connection; certainly
"Amish Paradise" because it pisses off Coolio.

In fact, I figure you can find some good stuff in Dr. Dementos' playlists.

Paul E. Jamison, Esq.

"BABYLON 5! A five-mile long cement mixer of truth, pouring out the
Concrete of Nice-Nice in a long, grey ribbon into the future, to form a
***SIDE WALK OF JUSTICE!!***"
- The Tick on Babylon 5
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: bear@pole.com (polar bear)

anything by Soggy Bottom Boys, Red Sovine (sp?) or Cousin Minnie Pearl

gotta have twang, doncha know?
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: "Ricky Nielsen" <Rickyn@lor.net>

Maggot Brain /Funkadelics

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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: migra1nboy@aol.com (MiGRA1NBOY)

"through being cool" by Devo, "whole day off" by Oingo Boingo, and the the
theme from Knight Rider, techno version
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: Hulkturds@crappagammabrick.ouch (HellPope Huey)

"Oozin'Cyst Blues" by the Duke of Ook

"Fine Artiste Blues" by R. Crumb and His CheapSuit Searnaders

"Gimme A Bottle Of Nyquil" by Alvin Crow and the Pleasant Valley Boys

"Archy the Robot" by Amon Duul II

"You Can't Go Down The Drain" by Mister Rogers

"Here Come the Lesbians" by Holly Near

"Jerks On The Loose" by the Roches

"I Love Trash" by Oscar the Grouch

"Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" by the Kansas City Kazoo Orchestra

"Lone Rhino" by Adrian Belew

"She Moved the Dishes First" by Thunderthigh

"Strange Little Girl" by Sad Cafe

"Cat Food" by King Crimson

"Pasties And A G-String" by Tom Waits

And then we all hum "Ride of the Valkyries" by Wagner

HellPope Huey, hellpopehuey@subgenius.com
A real hunter's moon, if I do say so, sir.

Hanging one scoundrel, it appears,
does not deter the next.
Well, what of it?
The first one is at least disposed of.
- H. L. Mencken

"Is this how it works?"
"This is how it works today."
- "The West Wing"

"When we go into the second bridge,
this shit really takes off."
- Greg Proops

Osteopornosis: A degenerate disease

Cleanliness is next to Godliness,
but I'm not sure quite what this is next to,
although I have a few ideas,
heh heh heh heh heh heh.....
http://enematoys.com/toys.htm
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: Lucida Console <spice@cotse.com>

either 'panic in detroit' by bowie, '96 tears' by ? and the mysterians,
or 'here comes a regular' by the replacements.

hell, anything by the replacements.

"push the tempo..." - fatboy slim
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: "Rabbi Jacklyn Hyde" <rabbs@subgenius.com>

Hmm, gave this some thought. My top choice is "Moving Right Along" by
Kermit and Fozzie from the Muppet Movie. I tend to hold Muppets in the same
regard some hold Anime, so the entire Muppet Movie is one great road flick.
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Subject: Re: Slackful Music Poll
From: "Steve G" <steveg@moreslack.com>

Fastball - "The Way"

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