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- Price: $59.95; Rating: 4. |
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- Price: $59.95; Rating: 3 |
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- Price: $22.19; Rating: 3 |
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Amazon (Dec 18 2006 23:11 GMT) - Price: $28.52; Rating: 3. |
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- Price: $29.99; Rating: 4. |
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- Price: $44.95; Rating: 3 |
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- Price: $52.15; Rating: 4 |
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- Price: $52.15; Rating: 4 |
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- Price: $59.95; Rating: 4. |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 896917) - Texas Holdem - 0 players - 50 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 896944) - Texas Holdem - 0 players - 20 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 896954) - Texas Holdem - 0 players - 30 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 896976) - Texas Holdem - 0 players - 20 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 896998) - Texas Holdem - 0 players - 20 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 897137) - Texas Holdem - 2 players - 30 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 897141) - Texas Holdem - 6 players - 50 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 897143) - Texas Holdem - 6 players - 20 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 897144) - Texas Holdem - 0 players - 20 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 897145) - Texas Holdem - 1 players - 50 seats - Registering |
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- Standard MTCT (ID: 894571) - Texas Holdem - 0 players - 5000 seats - Registering |
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- Price: $1799.95; Rating: 4. |
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- Price: $1844.44; Rating: 4 |
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- Price: $1925.00; Rating: 3. |
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- Price: $1999.00; Rating: 5 |
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- Price: $1999.00; Rating: 3 |
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- Price: $134.49; Rating: 3 |
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- Price: $134.87; Rating: 4. |
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eTronics (Dec 18 2006 23:09 GMT) - Price: $134.99; Rating: 3. |
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Home Depot (Dec 18 2006 23:09 GMT) - Price: $179.95; Rating: 3. |
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- Ever since the infamous show at Mercury Lounge, which involved mouth pissing, I've been a fan of the Black Lips. Today in my inbox was an MP3 by the boys from Georgia called "Not A Problem". The song is pretty damn good and I'm in love with the production on this track. When I first listened to it I didn't even realize it was live until the cheering at the end. The song/production really reminds |
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- Today Warner Music announced that they have bought Roadrunner Records. I have no idea how this will effect metal music. Frankly Roadrunner has been going down hill since the late 90's anyway. Nonetheless they are still the top metal label out there. I just hope this doesn't mean more fucking bands like Nickelback. |
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- This is going to be awesome! |
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- I've never been a real fan of GWAR. I don't have any of their albums, I don't know the words to their songs, and I couldn't even tell you the name of a song besides "Saddam, A Go-Go". That said, I've been waiting to see GWAR live since I was in high school, when a friend of mine who only listened to hip hop and RB went to a GWAR show. I don't remember why he went but I do know the next day he |
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Fear On SNL (Dec 18 2006 23:08 GMT) - I've been listening to the "Evolution Of A Cro-Magnon" - the book by John Joseph of the Cro-Mags. Eventually I'll actually read the book but I recommend listening to John Joseph tell the story himself. It's a brilliant account of NYC during the 70's and 80's. Anyway, in the book he talks about when Fear played on Saturday Night Live and all hell broke loose. I've seen bits and pieces of the video |
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