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Ramasutra — Kwaidan
Album: El Pipo del Taxi EP
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Released: 2003
Length: 4:35
Plays (last 30 days): 5
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As the night is getting darker and the crow flies overhead
Silent footsteps run behind me no more hallowed ground ahead
Close your shutters lock the gate ward off the evil eye

Hide under the covers when the half moon cuts the sky

Feel a pinprick in my belly and the fear begins to spread
Pinch of salt over my shoulder but my shadow has no head
Sound of my heart pounding makes my prayers go unheard
Churchbells in the distance but no sermon will be served

I see the glow
From far away
It haunts me down
Straight to my grave

Through the flicker of my candles I can see my mirrors crack
Try to gaze on my reflection but there's no-one looking back
Garlic on my window silver cross upon the door
Incense in the hallway holy water on the floor

I see the glow
From far away
It haunts me down
Straight to my grave

There are three knocks on my front door and a chill runs down my spine
Muffled voices call a name and I could swear that it was mine
Ravens croak upon my roof a prophecy of doom
All my walls are closing in my home is now my tomb

I see the glow
From far away
It haunts me down
Straight to my grave
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very good like it 
Posted 2 days ago by brendanharford4    [ Reply ]
Doctor John would certainly approve!
Posted 3 days ago by kjf06    [ Reply ]
Nice groove, enthralling, 8
Posted 1 month ago by pauldcvc    [ Reply ]
Ok, this is pretty effin cool!
Posted 4 months ago by MrPou    [ Reply ]
Goodness gracious, this is a very cool track. Thank you for sharing.
Posted 6 months ago by brianbouton    [ Reply ]
 enkay wrote:

Just for a laugh I checked out all your song comments, or at least the last 30 or so before they bored me to death.
For someone who constantly comments about how overplayed certain songs are you are hypocritically repetitive with your comments.

Here's a challenge for you - can you dig back through the archive of your own comments and find a single positive one? Go on, just for the undoubted hell of it.



I found two! One says "WOW" and one "Thanks, Bill".
Little substance, but hey - at least it's something!
Posted 7 months ago by EchoD.Kraetzchen    [ Reply ]
Human Behavior anyone?
Posted 8 months ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
 ExecutorQ3 wrote:

Shamisen, for all those who wanna know the "guitar" instrument



Thank You for the info!
Posted 11 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

This gives me the willies, in a good way. 9 from the spooked Nottingham jury.


I  Agree!
Posted 11 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 enkay wrote:

Just for a laugh I checked out all your song comments, or at least the last 30 or so before they bored me to death.
For someone who constantly comments about how overplayed certain songs are you are hypocritically repetitive with your comments.

Here's a challenge for you - can you dig back through the archive of your own comments and find a single positive one? Go on, just for the undoubted hell of it.



They that can, do; they that can't, teach; and they that can't do either, criticize.
Posted 1 year ago by cmills    [ Reply ]
 mkinnan wrote:

Please make it stop, by far the worst song ever played 




No, that's REM...
Posted 1 year ago by joko63808    [ Reply ]
intense, captivating.  ceremonial , , , 
Posted 1 year ago by jjbix37    [ Reply ]
This gives me the willies, in a good way. 9 from the spooked Nottingham jury.
Posted 1 year ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Posted 2 years ago by sajitjacob    [ Reply ]
Shamisen, for all those who wanna know the "guitar" instrument

Posted 2 years ago by ExecutorQ3    [ Reply ]
Love the drums.  Thanks for introducing me to this, Bill.
Posted 2 years ago by josolbklyn    [ Reply ]
Backed up by Yoshida brothers?
Posted 2 years ago by philbertr    [ Reply ]
Lots of resonance here with S J Tucker's work.
Posted 3 years ago by Incredibish    [ Reply ]
 mkinnan wrote:
Please make it stop, by far the worst song ever played 
 
Just for a laugh I checked out all your song comments, or at least the last 30 or so before they bored me to death.
For someone who constantly comments about how overplayed certain songs are you are hypocritically repetitive with your comments.

Here's a challenge for you - can you dig back through the archive of your own comments and find a single positive one? Go on, just for the undoubted hell of it.
Posted 3 years ago by enkay    [ Reply ]
 mkinnan wrote:
Please make it stop, by far the worst song ever played 
 
Just hit PSE; that makes it stop, ok?
Posted 3 years ago by tinypriest    [ Reply ]
Reminds me of Battlestar Galactica.
Posted 4 years ago by flyboy    [ Reply ]
There’s just no need for this rip-off. Love the B-52’s - they were especially good live. This version is crap.
Posted 4 years ago by Mike_Macdonell    [ Reply ]
Beautifully eery, but a little too much meaning tonight when we learn that COVID-19 has been confirmed on our island.
Posted 4 years ago by missaloria    [ Reply ]
Just can't get into this one. Ugh.
Posted 4 years ago by 2Hawks    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
This had me from the first time I heard it long ago.  I liked the way it sounds a lot like scenes from an old "Noh" drama.  I get a craving to hear it when it proves elusive in its timing in the rotation.  My like for it only increases with each hearing, and I might as well add that this thing is pretty deep indeed: kwaidan is an old pronunciation that was superseded by the term kaidan, which basically means "Strange Tales," which not co-incidentally was used as the title of Lafcadio Hearn's book over 100 years ago that showed some glimpses of Japan — that got both him and the country some considerable global attention at the time — and is also nicely reflected in the suitably spooky lyrics, which are hard to piece together behind all the wonderfully distracting musical textures.  Hearn's stories are cool, and came from a variety of old sources, but in my opinion, even spookier and well worth unearthing today is the work of Kyoka (Kyotaro) Izumi, especially The Saint of Mount Koya — and that is an undeniably mystical "power" place I have visited several times... RP is a great SOURCE, too; one of the best!

 
Have you seen the flick, Mishima? I'm a Phillip Glass fan so I can appreciate
the sound track and the visuals in the film are stunning...

Tony in NJ
W.A.S.T.E.
Posted 4 years ago by tonyinnj    [ Reply ]
 mkinnan wrote:
Please make it stop, by far the worst song ever played 
 
Well people like it MickyDOUCHE
Posted 4 years ago by jahgirl8    [ Reply ]
 mkinnan wrote:
Please make it stop, by far the worst song ever played 
 
YOU stop~! Music is objective douchebag. The song may not be awesome, but it's far from he "worst song ever played" and I'm making a personal request that Bill G note when Minnylildick logs in and make sure to play it each and every time.
Posted 4 years ago by jahgirl8    [ Reply ]
 mkinnan wrote:
Please make it stop, by far the worst song ever played 
 
Wait, what?
Posted 5 years ago by dwhayslett    [ Reply ]
Hell Yeah! Haven't heard this in quite a while! Creepy & Cool!
Posted 5 years ago by smackiepipe    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
Wow, I finally found out why this has such a Japanese sound to it — the ensemble Arashi Daiko, 嵐太鼓, (Storm Drums) plays on it! 
 
I love this song because of those drums. Really gets me up and moving. And the rest of the album is great also. Different and eclectic.
More Storm Drums please!!
Posted 5 years ago by kittyhawk    [ Reply ]
Please make it stop, by far the worst song ever played 
Posted 5 years ago by mkinnan    [ Reply ]
 mrtuba9 wrote:

Bumping this up! Fantastic info...
 
I keep bumping this up too!
Posted 5 years ago by nlweb9551    [ Reply ]
Welcome to RP sucker!
Posted 5 years ago by TerrorGovernor    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
This had me from the first time I heard it long ago.  I liked the way it sounds a lot like scenes from an old "Noh" drama.  I get a craving to hear it when it proves elusive in its timing in the rotation.  My like for it only increases with each hearing, and I might as well add that this thing is pretty deep indeed: kwaidan is an old pronunciation that was superseded by the term kaidan, which basically means "Strange Tales," which not co-incidentally was used as the title of Lafcadio Hearn's book over 100 years ago that showed some glimpses of Japan — that got both him and the country some considerable global attention at the time — and is also nicely reflected in the suitably spooky lyrics, which are hard to piece together behind all the wonderfully distracting musical textures.  Hearn's stories are cool, and came from a variety of old sources, but in my opinion, even spookier and well worth unearthing today is the work of Kyoka (Kyotaro) Izumi, especially The Saint of Mount Koya — and that is an undeniably mystical "power" place I have visited several times... RP is a great SOURCE, too; one of the best!

 
Bumping this up! Fantastic info...
Posted 6 years ago by mrtuba9    [ Reply ]
More Storm Drums please {#Biggrin}
Posted 6 years ago by markybx    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
Wow, I finally found out why this has such a Japanese sound to it — the ensemble Arashi Daiko, 嵐太鼓, (Storm Drums) plays on it! 

 
That and the guy going "OoooOOOOooooo".  He makes the song.
Posted 7 years ago by AvoidingWork    [ Reply ]
Wow, I finally found out why this has such a Japanese sound to it — the ensemble Arashi Daiko, 嵐太鼓, (Storm Drums) plays on it! 
Posted 7 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
I'm not sure I can even rate this yet until i hear it again.  I'm not even sure what it is I heard.
Posted 8 years ago by LPCity    [ Reply ]
Made me look right away 
 
Posted 8 years ago by kimschoice    [ Reply ]
HAHA...WTF?
Posted 8 years ago by jbuhl    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
This had me from the first time I heard it long ago.  I liked the way it sounds a lot like scenes from an old "Noh" drama.  I get a craving to hear it when it proves elusive in its timing in the rotation.  My like for it only increases with each hearing, and I might as well add that this thing is pretty deep indeed: kwaidan is an old pronunciation that was superseded by the term kaidan, which basically means "Strange Tales," which not co-incidentally was used as the title of Lafcadio Hearn's book over 100 years ago that showed some glimpses of Japan — that got both him and the country some considerable global attention at the time — and is also nicely reflected in the suitably spooky lyrics, which are hard to piece together behind all the wonderfully distracting musical textures.  Hearn's stories are cool, and came from a variety of old sources, but in my opinion, even spookier and well worth unearthing today is the work of Kyoka (Kyotaro) Izumi, especially The Saint of Mount Koya — and that is an undeniably mystical "power" place I have visited several times... RP is a great SOURCE, too; one of the best!
 
thanks cj! provides wicked background to some damn spooky-cool music
Posted 8 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
I watched Kobayashi's excellent movie, "Kaidan" (based on Hearn's chilling tales), on Halloween, and of course, I thought of this song!

 
And there was me, thinking that Kobayashi was Pete Postlethwaite's alter ego in Usual Suspects, or, for those of unusual insight,  Obadiah Hakeswill in 'Sharpe'.
Posted 8 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
I've been listening to RP play this tune for years now. I can't handle this song anymore. Downgraded from 2 to 1
Posted 8 years ago by sterlingy    [ Reply ]
I watched Kobayashi's excellent movie, "Kaidan," (based on Hearn's chilling tales) on Halloween, and of course, I thought of this song!
Posted 9 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Loved it right up to the vocals... I found them a bit disappointing, not up to the same level as the instrumentals. The edited music that played on in my mind was so much cooler. Now I want to listen to some Yoshida Bros.
Posted 11 years ago by teadye    [ Reply ]
The Monday morning wake up call.  Excellent.
Posted 11 years ago by emh    [ Reply ]

Seriously though, I finally bought the album and it's quite good. Most of you fans of eclectica (and it covers an incredible amount of territory in five tracks) will probably enjoy.
Posted 11 years ago by coffeeadikt    [ Reply ]
Can't tell if the barking dogs are in the song or down the street.
Posted 12 years ago by old_shep    [ Reply ]
{#Drummer}
Posted 12 years ago by bluecshells    [ Reply ]
....don´t like this.....{#No}
Posted 12 years ago by rockpommel16    [ Reply ]
wow..this is a nice diversion...my attention is pulled into this...very deep...nice RP
Posted 12 years ago by bluecshells    [ Reply ]
There are not many songs that I can say annoy the living bejeezuz outta me...this is one of them. In one sense I appreciate the production and somewhat unusual composition of the piece..but ultimately it rankles me and I yank the volume to zero. No accounting for taste I guess...
Posted 12 years ago by tdola2    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
This had me from the first time I heard it long ago.  I liked the way it sounds a lot like scenes from an old "Noh" drama.  I get a craving to hear it when it proves elusive in its timing in the rotation.  My like for it only increases with each hearing, and I might as well add that this thing is pretty deep indeed: kwaidan is an old pronunciation that was superseded by the term kaidan, which basically means "Strange Tales," which not co-incidentally was used as the title of Lafcadio Hearn's book over 100 years ago that showed some glimpses of Japan — that got both him and the country some considerable global attention at the time — and is also nicely reflected in the suitably spooky lyrics, which are hard to piece together behind all the wonderfully distracting musical textures.  Hearn's stories are cool, and came from a variety of old sources, but in my opinion, even spookier and well worth unearthing today is the work of Kyoka (Kyotaro) Izumi, especially The Saint of Mount Koya — and that is an undeniably mystical "power" place I have visited several times... RP is a great SOURCE, too; one of the best!

 
{#Clap} Thanks, John - it's informative comments like this that make it worthwhile reading song comments. Truly spooky - gives me the willies. 9 from the goosepimpled Nottingham jury.

Posted 12 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
This had me from the first time I heard it long ago.  I liked the way it sounds a lot like scenes from an old "Noh" drama.  I get a craving to hear it when it proves elusive in its timing in the rotation.  My like for it only increases with each hearing, and I might as well add that this thing is pretty deep indeed: kwaidan is an old pronunciation that was superseded by the term kaidan, which basically means "Strange Tales," which not co-incidentally was used as the title of Lafcadio Hearn's book over 100 years ago that showed some glimpses of Japan — that got both him and the country some considerable global attention at the time — and is also nicely reflected in the suitably spooky lyrics, which are hard to piece together behind all the wonderfully distracting musical textures.  Hearn's stories are cool, and came from a variety of old sources, but in my opinion, even spookier and well worth unearthing today is the work of Kyoka (Kyotaro) Izumi, especially The Saint of Mount Koya — and Koya-san is an undeniably "mystical power" place I've visited several times. RP is a great source, too; one of the very best!

Posted 13 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Great song....so much going on musically...loved it.
Posted 13 years ago by LizaJane    [ Reply ]
 nicolewe wrote:
I like the jungle sounds....{#Dance}
 
it's actually traditional Japanese music{#Daisy}
Posted 13 years ago by lshinkawa    [ Reply ]

Amaze and impress your wedding guests: try substituting this for the Chicken Dance.  Much cooler, non?


Posted 13 years ago by lkovathana    [ Reply ]
I mentioned way down thread, but about 3 years ago I hated this, but over the course of a year it moved up the ranks to an '8' for me. It's not something I'd listen to everyday, but I love it when it sticks its head in here.

And you can download the whole EP at Amazon for about 6 bucks, and I actually wrote the only Amazon review for the EP.

Posted 13 years ago by smackiepipe    [ Reply ]
I like the jungle sounds....{#Dance}
Posted 13 years ago by nicolewe    [ Reply ]
A solid one.
Posted 14 years ago by madaxeman    [ Reply ]
 ajudd wrote:
Wow - not cheap! I was going to add this to my collection, but I think I will pass at $4.95 for just one song! good thing I mostly just listen to RP!
 


Where did you see it for 4.95?
Posted 14 years ago by Musicprodigy95    [ Reply ]
This one's growing on me.

Posted 14 years ago by Danimal174    [ Reply ]
Not sure whether to bust out the Kabuki mask, the wampum or the silver bullets?
Posted 14 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
This is a strange one, but I like it. 
Posted 14 years ago by nalle    [ Reply ]
 RadioDoc wrote:

If you are one of the few eMusic subscribers left after the Sony Music invasion, this is available there:

https://www.emusic.com/album/Ramasutra-El-Pipo-Del-Taxi-MP3-Download/11166118.html

 

I looked all over E-music a couple years ago for this song, and they didn't have it.  I do remain after the Sony invasion, at the bare minimum.  I still love their selection of indie labels. I avoid Sony like the plague.
Posted 14 years ago by Ntropy    [ Reply ]
Boring
Posted 14 years ago by earthbased    [ Reply ]

Very strange, which of course is right up my wheelhouse!{#Clap}


Posted 14 years ago by sirdroseph    [ Reply ]
 jehahn wrote:
Am I the only person who hears the very start of this song and thinks it's "Storm" by the Yoshida Brothers (and vice versa.)
 
I hear it - and bought Yoshida brothers album because I loved "Storm" - sadly won't be adding this though.
Posted 14 years ago by ajudd    [ Reply ]
Wow - not cheap! I was going to add this to my collection, but I think I will pass at $4.95 for just one song! good thing I mostly just listen to RP!
Posted 14 years ago by ajudd    [ Reply ]
Every time this starts I think it's going to be Smoke City's "Underwater Love."
Posted 14 years ago by Pieter    [ Reply ]
lyrics search is fruitless.  :(
Posted 15 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
Love this creepy song!
Posted 15 years ago by smackiepipe    [ Reply ]
wouldn't be too sad if this wasn't played again.
Posted 15 years ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Nice.{#Angel}
Posted 15 years ago by spindrift    [ Reply ]
Taxi!?
Posted 15 years ago by Captain_D0D00    [ Reply ]
Cool number, with a little bit of Bjork's Human Behavior wandering through the drum line.

Posted 15 years ago by dedawson    [ Reply ]
Feck y'all. I love this. {#Sunny}
Posted 15 years ago by fingerpin    [ Reply ]
Am I the only person who hears the very start of this song and thinks it's "Storm" by the Yoshida Brothers (and vice versa.)
Posted 15 years ago by jehahn    [ Reply ]
 Droidac wrote:
Someone PLEASE tell me where I can buy this song!!!!
 
If you are one of the few eMusic subscribers left after the Sony Music invasion, this is available there:

https://www.emusic.com/album/Ramasutra-El-Pipo-Del-Taxi-MP3-Download/11166118.html

Posted 15 years ago by RadioDoc    [ Reply ]
 Droidac wrote:
Someone PLEASE tell me where I can buy this song!!!!
 
It's available on Amazon.com. I downloaded the whole EP a year ago.

Posted 15 years ago by smackiepipe    [ Reply ]
Sounds exactly like 'The Creatures" at least the 'Boomerang' album, a 80's side project of Siouxsie Sioux and her drummer.

Posted 15 years ago by startatZ    [ Reply ]
This song does have a strangely attractive beat
Posted 15 years ago by andjones    [ Reply ]
Hell? 
 
 
 Droidac wrote:
Someone PLEASE tell me where I can buy this song!!!!
 

Posted 15 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
 petesoper wrote:

This is all I could find:

    https://www.semprinirecords.com/ramasutra.php

If somebody can read the French, perhaps there is a clue about a commercial source for this 5-song EP.

This is a very interesting, enjoyable track. The album cover art is "interesting."

 
Alright, I emailed Semprini Records, and they're shipping me a CD. Only $14, that includes taxes and shipping. It should be here in a couple days!

Thanks Petesoper!

Posted 15 years ago by Droidac    [ Reply ]
 Droidac wrote:
Someone PLEASE tell me where I can buy this song!!!!
 
This is all I could find:

    https://www.semprinirecords.com/ramasutra.php

If somebody can read the French, perhaps there is a clue about a commercial source for this 5-song EP.

This is a very interesting, enjoyable track. The album cover art is "interesting."



Posted 15 years ago by petesoper    [ Reply ]
Odd juxtapositions I am hearing in this... eastern flavor to the music but I swear I heard references to garlic around the window and crosses upon the door.  Anyone else get that?
Posted 15 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]
jonrox wrote:
I surprised myself by really liking this one, good stuff, a melting pot of musical styles takes you away from it all

{#Meditate}{#Daisy}{#Meditate}


Posted 15 years ago by Gartholamundi    [ Reply ]
Someone PLEASE tell me where I can buy this song!!!!
Posted 15 years ago by Droidac    [ Reply ]
 liser wrote:
Hard to cook when you're gliding and shaking your ass...
 
{#Eyes}    what's in the pot, you are cookin !?
any left overs' ?

Posted 15 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
 Atombender wrote:
Way cool...
I need more emoticons to describe this.

Maybe a dancing katana instead of dancing banana :)    
 
be my guest.....   {#Bananajam} {#Bananapiano}   {#Boohoo}  {#Guitarist}     {#Drummer}   {#Guitarist}
Have no clue...
Posted 15 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
liser wrote:
Hard to cook when you're gliding and shaking your ass...

I'll have to bump this up one just for that visual...{#Cool}
Posted 15 years ago by RadioDoc    [ Reply ]
I surprised myself by really liking this one, good stuff, a melting pot of musical styles takes you away from it all
Posted 15 years ago by jonrox    [ Reply ]
I started out liking this when I first heard it... now I'm loving it. I've come to realise that if Excelsior has chucked his breakfast on a song, then it's probably going to be good, interesting and creative, unlike Excelsior's monotonous use of emoticons.
Posted 15 years ago by Limpopoking    [ Reply ]
Pretty cool.
Posted 15 years ago by MsJudi    [ Reply ]
I absolutely love this, a fine example of ethnic fusion.
Posted 15 years ago by xenothaulus    [ Reply ]
Don't care what all the haters are saying, but I love this!!!
Posted 15 years ago by Droidac    [ Reply ]
Anyone else hearing Battlestar Galactica here?
Posted 15 years ago by Egrey    [ Reply ]
Hard to cook when you're gliding and shaking your ass...
Posted 15 years ago by liser    [ Reply ]
I'm clearly in the minority here but I like this piece.  I find Japanese drumming erotic. {#Tongue}
Posted 15 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
I can't understand him - most of the time!
Posted 15 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
Excelsior wrote:
This song blows. {#Puke}

Please stop! I have to turn Youtube on now.

Posted 16 years ago by Kerly    [ Reply ]
Yeah! Spooky! Now, where's me garlic? ;-)

7 from the Nottingham jury, another point to be added if that troll Excelsior slags it off again :)
Posted 16 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 Chumbawamba-1984 wrote:


Ah! The never equaled NRA hillbillies humor and open mind! Nicely articulated for an undergraduate hemorrhoid.

 

Ha ha Chumbawamba — well said!
Posted 16 years ago by diazo    [ Reply ]
>>

Posted 16 years ago by betsyroks    [ Reply ]
Ooo-gah Boo-gah . . .
Posted 16 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
 Excelsior wrote:
You know, I would love to get my hands on a crate full of CDs of this... Then donate them to the local rifle range and watch them being used as skeet shooting targets. Pull! *Blam*
  {#Yes}
M.

Posted 16 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
{#Shifty}
Posted 16 years ago by spiritual76    [ Reply ]
Survivors ready?
GO!

Posted 16 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]
Anyone remember Big Pig?
Posted 16 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
the percussion sounds reminiscent of PJ Harvey.

But it's as if this song can't decide - is it lyrical or is it percussion? No, it's both! It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Kwaidan!
Posted 16 years ago by cherbert1    [ Reply ]
mute
Posted 16 years ago by rtb    [ Reply ]
This song blows.  {#Puke}
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
For the first 4 seconds I thought I was hearing Renaissance/Annie Haslam singing "Can You Understand". (Why not add it, RP?)

For the rest of the song, I was sorry it wasn't! 
Posted 16 years ago by rocklandlove    [ Reply ]
boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-
ooooooooooooooooooring
Posted 16 years ago by ulibcn    [ Reply ]
Excelsior wrote:
You know, I would love to get my hands on a crate full of CDs of this... Then donate them to the local rifle range and watch them being used as skeet shooting targets. Pull! *Blam*
Ah! The never equaled NRA hillbillies humor and open mind! Nicely articulated for an undergraduate hemorrhoid.
Posted 16 years ago by Chumbawamba-1984    [ Reply ]
You know, I would love to get my hands on a crate full of CDs of this... Then donate them to the local rifle range and watch them being used as skeet shooting targets. Pull! *Blam*
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
Ramasucks Kwaitalot
Posted 16 years ago by drews    [ Reply ]
Intriguing, fascinating, compelling ...
Posted 16 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
Heard it a thousand times. Still lovin' it.
Posted 16 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]