zlatang

http://www.vectorlounge.com/04_Amsterdam/jam/flamjam.html

cheap...that's all that comes into my mind, but this answet then will belong to drama messageboard...i'll say no more! 2.5 out of 10.

that is amazing.....i loved playing with that skeleton also try http://www.vectorlounge.com/04_amsterdam/jam/flamjam.html

just my 2 C - i didn't watch it...

again congrats! what you wrote above about pop music is amazing - i hope that the big companies don't follow our messageboard. or should i say - i hope they do! (for our and your sake). indeed, 'underground' shows what is lacking, but the whole idea of avant-garde became compromised when in turns into mainstream, and just a few of those bands escape this chliche. i think (and some may disagree) that 'portishead' never became mainstream -- hence they launched no more than 2 albums......so the question which really bothers me is: (and this will be a bit off the subject): how can one continue to like the music one liked before once it becomes mainstream? is itjust vanity, when one thinks: i cannot bear to listen to "xy" because it's now elevator music, or.....? ciao z

lol, this was worth asking...hmm, i have to ad: jungle and happy hardcoce (probably the worst music i ever heard)

this is after all DRAMA so we need to say what we dislike.... i cannopt stand: country rap hip-hop 60s-70s rock-n-roll any kind of folk music soul r'n'b impro jazz german techno german trance (nothing against germans) and romanticism (in classical music) that's quite a list.....i could have said what i like instead....anyway, your turn now.

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straight and medium length, on both sexes....for me at least

NO it always looks bad...

oh but we do care about it...eminem is way too gross...i'd never even mention him in a song! bloody homophobe.....

wow, quite an analysis...you should write for a mag....seriously.....indeed, that's pop music, but what do we do with music that's not mass-distributed? does it also reflect the time?

LOL...you do that! it's a *hot* topic... :D

glowgirl...at least from her pics (i never met her)

1:22 am in NYC, 7:24 am in vienna....

old or not old, i'm scared to look at it...it's SO TRUE

me: body YSL, must de cartier, diesel masculine ++ (the sexiest of all), bulgari black, CdG her: diva (ungaro), miss dior, jean patou him: helmut lang

well disco-house is not all bad, i think (think of bob sinclair and superdiscount compilation, for example) but it can certainly get cheesy + if you originally hate disco you can't like disco-house. another thing: usually poeple who like trance hate house and disco house because it sounds to "mellow"....and one can't argue about tastes, though we do it here all the time...

as a european, perhaps i should defend the greeks, lol....seriously, i don't think that greeks have their own production of trance....if they do, i can only imagine how bad it is....they Love mixing folk songs (anything "ethno" goes in the souuth of europe) with club music, which i find unbearable...however, most of euro trance music is produced in germany, and from germany also comes the best avant-garde music at the moment, that is - electro-retro (see THE FACE, february 2002 on Dj hell). and lastly, trance is not very popular in europe for like 3 years....i thought it 's only played now in israel and goa....the popular styles are tech-house, elektro-retro, and disco-house (the last one become very mainstream and boring).....

hmmm.....this is drama...but wait, we must have seen *dudes* like this before...i wonder what they profit from posting a message like this one....a sense of their own heterosexuality? power? hmmm......

your spelling is ok, but your dictionary needs some polishing...it betrays quite a vulgar personality...but hey, that's not a thing one can change so easily.... :laugh:

hmm a tough question to answer for a foreigner...my parents are still back in europe....and since we don't have black n/hoods there i can't reply. however, from my brief experience in nyc, dc & philly i wouldn't live in a black n/hood, not because i'm a racist but because i still feel the tension between the races and i don't see what one can do about it. of course, you can say that one can live together, but i don't think multiculturalism works as it should, at least not as long as i get angry looks in the subway and in the street just because i'm white....i'm sorry, i was disappointed with it myself when i first came to the usa, but it didn't happen yet...

i thought you were gay!

thank you!

oh this was nice - it rarely happens here that someone is actually kind...so again, it's all good, i wish you guys all the best with exit...keep the clubbing going!