my humps... --my ~humps!

[luke_warm]

continuing in this fashion: sporadic nonsense

question: does the fergie/bep humps song have a point?
follow up question: does music need a point?

(i don't stay up late wondering.)

please don't think too hard about this next
question: why does popular music sell so well?

personal question: what do you want from life?
rhetorical question: what matters in life?

fin.

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[Synthemesc]

The point of my humps is to get girls to dance.

Pop music sells so well because it is simple and catchy and you can sing the hook after hearing it once. Everyone knows it so everyone ends up discussing it. It defines eras in time for large groups of people. It has very little longevity. Music does not need a point. Some good music has no point some good music makes excellent social/political points some conveys emotion and some tells an entertaining story.

What do I want from life? Joy and peace. Joy to me is adventure love excitement, basically good emotions in high potency. Peace is that part of the day when you're relaxed and have no worries/stress from work/school/the old lady/whatever. Just doin your own thing.

What matters in life? Making a positive impression on people. Teaching people how to be happy and do the right thing by example. Living and let live.

I have some wine in me. I'm reminiscent of theo striker.

[Nasty]

continuing in this fashion: sporadic nonsense

question: does the fergie/bep humps song have a point?
follow up question: does music need a point?

(i don't stay up late wondering.)

please don't think too hard about this next
question: why does popular music sell so well?

personal question: what do you want from life?
rhetorical question: what matters in life?

fin.

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EOF

You should've ended that post with ........

"Thanks, I need to know."

[twisted_harmonix]

"Thanks, I need to know."
isn't there a copyright on that? he'd have to pay royalties.

[WhALE]

personal question: what do you want from life?


hot chick(s), down to ride.

[luke_warm]

http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2006/01/31/hiphop