Mcdonald's Cardi B Meal

Jimbo wrote: MrTim wrote: SCAB  Stank Cooty Ass Booty  ? Stankin' Cooty And Booty.

Or...My Wet-A** P***y Has AIDS?

I know that's below the belt, but...that's what's happening to music!

I tried listening to music from "The Boring Twenties (2020-now)"...and...this is what I heard...

Sample of samples, one instrument, auto-tune singer, let's use the word f**k though it's overused, and...shallow repetitive lyrics!

We need new songwriters...it's a damn shame we have no more Burt Bacharachs and Hal Davids.

I think there's some good music out there. You just have to be willing to look for it. If you expect it to come to you like it did years ago, it's not gonna happen.

Critics loved that Cardi B song, something about the strong, powerful sexuality of black women, or some such nonsense. They have to come up with something to justify this stuff.

Can't stand Cardi's music either.

Thor wrote: Music's pretty good. That one guy, though, LOL. He kinda reminded me of one of the guys dancing in this video of the Cramps playing for the loons at Napa State Mental Hospital back in the 70s.

Lotta fatties in that crowd.

I guess the food was pretty good for a mental hospital.

But as for RBS, you being the classic rock aficionado that you are, I figured you'd be able to give me chapter and verse on them.

Apparently from what I read, they were real big in the DC area, Virginia and the mid Atlantic region.

Really interesting story about him.

His name was Foster MacKenzie III.



Some highlights:

He graduated from Yale.

He was a fraternity brother of G.W. Bush.

Bush had him thrown out of and banned from the frat house after a visit the year after he graduated.

He drove an ice cream truck around D.C. for awhile after he graduated from Yale.

He was diagnosed with schizophrenia after a psychotic episode following an acid trip where he climbed over the WH fence.

He told the Secret Service he was "looking for the center of the universe".

The guy at the beginning and end of the video is Michael O'Donoghue, head writer for SNL back in the 70's and 80's.

The video is a clip from a film which featured appearances by several SNL original cast members as well as Sid Vicious.

He died in 1993 at a home he owned right around here somewhere in Orlando.

You can read all about him and the band etc. here....

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_Boy_Slim

Then we wonder why behavioral problems are out of control in some of America's classrooms (ESPECIALLY middle school). It's because of lazy parents letting kids listen to garbage like "Wet A$$ P____" and letting them watch junk on TikTok all day long. I wonder what they were all doing in Mar-Apr 2020 COVID lockdown...oh yeah, what I just said.