Army Of Machines (Wi-Semper-Fi)!

It's slow and brooding and may mention "pocket full of roses" or "rain". A male is singing. Trying to figure this out for my cousin :-) Any guesses?

Few people know this Law even exists but if you put this disclaimer in the description of the song you're posting then they cannot legally remove the otherwise copyrighted music. This must be typed in EXACTLY to evolk your rights to upload.

Here it is:

NOTICE: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

So as long as you're posting it for Comment, etc..and NOT making money from it; they can't (and won't) remove the song. Example: Prince doesn't allow any of his songs to be posted in YouTube videos but the very few that have this disclaimer; he can not have them remove. It's an old law that few people know about... but you guys ROCK and should know about it so you can comfortably post those songs we never get to hear anymore on youtube.

BQ: Prince, Prince And The Revolution, Prince And The New Power Generation, The Symbol Formerly Known As... Or just Prince again... Which era is the best, in your opinion. I'm going with The Revolution period :)

Useless Information #2015: When going into the studio to record the follow-up to The Wall; Roger Waters presented the other 3 members Two different concepts; The first was a continuation of the story told on The Wall (The Final Cut) and the 2nd concept was about a crippled boy communicating through computers and radio waves (Radio KAOS). The other members hated the concept for Radio KAOS so they recorded The Final Cut; which led to the tensions that saw Roger leaving the band. They were originally going to have another Full Movie to accompany The Final Cut but due to the tensions within the band they decided to instead make a Mini-movie as the "official" sequel to The Wall. Here's a link to that Mini-movie in FULL! Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPPpJCZb-%E2%80%A6 My only complaint with this is it contains the censored version of 'Not Now John' (Roger's Ode to John Lennon) replacing the word F&*% with the word "Stuff" so the choir sings "stuff all that!" instead...lol :)

BQ: Favorite solo song by Roger Waters & David Gilmour. :)

Rock Music. You know, they may have a country following, pop following, spanish standards following but then they cross-over and do some rock music. My question is who do you thing (using above guidelines) has managed to be a huge influence on Rock; even though it wasn't their regular genre.

My choice would be The Charlie Daniels Band. He is much a rocker as he is an Americana musician, country, bluegrass, whatever. His cross-0vers have inspired more rockers than I believe any of us could possibly realize.

So who do you think influenced rock with their cross-over succes?

Rod the Rocker?

Rod the 80s Popper?

Rod the Crooner?

Rod the Soccer Player?

I prefer Rod The Rocker :)

Mine is a tie between 'The Prophet's Song' and 'Rock It (Prime Jive)' :)

Early Kiss.

Solo Kiss.

Dynasty throughout the 80s.

The 90s.

I'm sorta tied between the early 80s Kiss and the Mid-90s Kiss...:)

The 2000s.

And can you explain briefly why this period was your favorite?

Mine is Zombie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ejga4kJUts&feature... So many great songs to choose from... What's your favorite?

Mine is Steve Martin's King Tut http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgTPH5y1-ZI

BQ: What's your favorite Comedy Album? Mine is Richard Pryor's That N*&&#@$ Crazy.. blew my mind when I was 13 in 1978...lol

Mine would be the Jetfighter's Laser in The Clash's Rock The Casbah :) So, from any song, what's your favorite 'sound effect'?

Please note: Normally I'm an Answerer so I thought it was time I ask a few questions...lol :)

Mine (at the moment...lol) is 'In Jeopardy' by Roger Hodgson from 1984... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQkDNL54tzo Totally forgot about it! What's some of your 'forgotten songs'? :)

If any, what's your personal favorite Kiss-period? For me, it was 'Lick It Up' & 'Animalize' so I guess the 80s... thought I did enjoy their disco song...lol

I'm serious :) lol

Albums? Mine is 'Piece Of The Action' from Bad Attitude (1984).. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzXhfS7VtWg How 'bout y'all?

Both groups have their own distinct sound heard in every song they do.... but.....

Hey everybody! :)

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These are facts (lol):

Star Wars came out in 1977 so it was (probally) written in 1975 or 1974 and filmed in 75/76.

George has always said his original choice for 'Han Solo' was Nick Nolte, who turned down the role thinking the movie would blow chunks.

Okay, the following is my own pure speculation. I've never read nor heard anyone else with this theory. So here's my theory. lol

Star Wars has always basically been a 'western in space'. A couple of years ago I caught an episode of 'Gunsmoke' on tv called 'The Tarnished Badge'. Matt Dillion captures a fugitive and returns him to the town of his old buddy, Sheriff Bo Harker. Here's the catcher: Sheriff Bo Harker runs a very tight town. All the citizens are polite in public but fear him in private. Kinda like an 'old republic'. Sheriff Bo Harker is dressed in black. From head to toe. Just like Darth Vader. Along the way Dillion meets a young Lonnie Weeks, who along with other townfolk, have been trying to orchestrate a rebellion against the Sheriff. Matt and the Sheriff go way back and Matt has nothing but praise for his old friend and how good of a man he was. Then comes 'Barney Austin' who's played by NICK NOLTE and dressed EXACTLY like 'Han Solo'. His girlfriend even has the Princess Leia hair-do! When Dillion discovers the townfolk's fears after witnessing the Sheriff stranglehold an old lady, Matt Dillion & townsfolk deploy a plan (ehr...rebellion) to overthrow the Sheriff; allowing 'Barney Austin' to become the new Sheriff. When Dillion finally confronts his old friend in black he speaks of him turning from 'good to bad'. At the very end, Sheriff Bo Harker realizes his mistakes; cries and asks for forgiveness; much in the same way at the end of 'Return Of The Jedi'.

There are MANY MORE simularities in this episode!

I have found the episode (FINALLY) on the internet! It's Gunsmoke: The Tarnished Badge (Season 20, Epis. 4) and if any Star Wars fans are interested, you'll be very glad you watched it. Here's the link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0594524/ Please leave comments now AND later, if you watch this great episode and let me know if my theory might be something...lol :)

Thanks All!

Since the episode aired in '74, it's possible George was watching it while working on his script. lol

Been looking for this for years. This was the reason Slash wanted to form a band with him!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Rock On!

I dedicate this to all the great 'dead baby' jokes here tonight on R & P for some reason...lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIUmyTmD3N8

BQ: Change up a song title to include something about a dead baby...lol Example: 'Another Dead Baby In The Wall' or 'Dead Babies Just Wanna Have Fun' ;P