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Old 01-13-2006, 06:00 PM
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You should see the Dick Cavett DVD set that came out over the summer. Grace doesn't care that she's on TV and shouts "Up against the wall, mother****ers!!"
I wouldn't expect anything less..


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Can you download from Dime? They usually have some really great stuff on there. The old versions of "Somebody To Love" were spectacular. Each one was so different from the last.
I signed up for a Dime account last weekend, but never got the confirmation email. I'm slightly leery about it, anyway... Just call me Fox Mulder when it comes to downloading from clients.
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Well, I didn't even know who Grace Slick was until three days ago...
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Old 01-13-2006, 06:02 PM
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But voice wise I'd say Grace hits and holds some notes that Stevie never will (not necessairly high notes...) Sorry guys but hearing her belt out Somebody to Love Live is pretty awesome.
I agree. Her range and ability to hold a note is superior to Stevie's. The woman can belt it out! Not that Stevie can't, but as you said... Oranges and apples.
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I signed up for a Dime account last weekend, but never got the confirmation email. I'm slightly leery about it, anyway... Just call me Fox Mulder when it comes to downloading from clients.
Oh, it's perfectly safe, trust me. The software makes it so that you can't get viruses or anything other than the files you want to download.
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Well, I didn't even know who Grace Slick was until three days ago...
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Yea I know...NO CLUE!

In terms of the NAME...Stevie has her beat...
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Oh, it's perfectly safe, trust me. The software makes it so that you can't get viruses or anything other than the files you want to download.
I can't remember if it was you who told me about this, or someone else on here, but isn't there something about having to open certain ports on your comp to download?
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Did anyone see the interview with Grace where she said something along the lines of middle aged women not getting up on stage- that they shouldn't do that- it's not sexy...something to that effect. It was kind of funny but a bit insulting to the "middle-aged" women who are doing just that (and doing it very well, btw).
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Yea I know...NO CLUE!

In terms of the NAME...Stevie has her beat...
You know, if you weren't a Chris fan, you'd be in a lot of trouble with me right now.
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Old 01-13-2006, 06:10 PM
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She's crazier than bat****
You'd have to be to release "Manhole" as your first solo album. And to tell the press that your going to name your firstborn child God at that time. And to plot slipping Nixon LSD.

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I was thinking about that as I read it. I've never heard Grace once sing a song that made me go, "Oh, wow, that's so beautifully poetic!" Not that that's a bad thing. It's just not her style. I think she's got a strong voice, though. I think that's evident in nearly every song.
Really? I think "Eskimo Blue Day" is. And "Rejoyce." And "Lather." And "Greasy Heart." They wrote about such different things, though.
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You know, if you weren't a Chris fan, you'd be in a lot of trouble with me right now.

ohhhhh thank god!

I'm just not that knowledgeable on "female rockers"...they never have been my "thing"...hence the Chris love more than the Stevie love. I like the girly girls...
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I can't remember if it was you who told me about this, or someone else on here, but isn't there something about having to open certain ports on your comp to download?
I don't remember, but it's very easy. This website guides you step by step.

http://www.portforward.com/routers.htm
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Really? I think "Eskimo Blue Day" is. And "Rejoyce." And "Lather." And "Greasy Heart." They wrote about such different things, though.
I love Greasy Heart. I think I'm going to have to listen to it now.
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Old 01-13-2006, 06:15 PM
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ohhhhh thank god!

I'm just not that knowledgeable on "female rockers"...they never have been my "thing"...hence the Chris love more than the Stevie love. I like the girly girls...
We're exact opposites, you and I! I make acceptions for the girly's every so often... Chris and Stevie, obviously, but I do love rocker chicks. I've never been into the glammed glossy dolls. What it comes down to, though, is attitude.
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We're exact opposites, you and I! I make acceptions for the girly's every so often... Chris and Stevie, obviously, but I do love rocker chicks. I've never been into the glammed glossy dolls. What it comes down to, though, is attitude.
I like sweet love songs from cute little british pianists...
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