i can play the guitar like a m*ther f*cking riot....

[SPKrazy]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=WmAxuIBSlEE
What I Got-- Sublime

Early in the mornin'
Risin' to the street
Light me up that cigarette
And i strap shoes on my feet
Got to find a reason
Reason things went wrong.
Got to find the reason why my money's all gone.

I got a dalmation
And i can still get high.
I can play the guitar like a mother fucking riot.

Life is too short so love the one you got
Cause you might get run over or you might get shot.
Never had to battle with no bulletproof vest.
Never start no static i just get it off my (chest).
Take a small example, a tip from me...
Take all of your money and give it up to charity.
Lovin's what i got, it's within my reach
(and the sublime style is still straight from long beach)
It all comes back to you you're going to get what you deserve.
Try and test that, you're bound to get served.
Love's what i got, don't start a riot,
You feel it when the dance gets hot.

Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.

Why i don't cry when my dog runs away.
I don't get angry at the bills i have to pay.
I don't get angry when my mom smokes pot,
Hits that bottle and goes right to the rock.
Fuckin and fighting, it's all the same.
To live with louie dog's the only way to stay sane.
Let the lovin', let the lovin' come back to me.

Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that.
Lovin', is what i got, i said remember that

[MedleyMisty]

1. I love that song

But Santeria is one of my favorite songs. #2 on the list if you discount Red Hot Chili Peppers songs.

So sad about the singer.

[SPKrazy]

2. Yeah it is..

I like Santeria too.

and the RHCP


it is so sad....


:hi:

[Alexander]

3. That song is a shitty-ass no-talent rip-off of "Lady Madonna" by the Beatles.

Just like Sublime was a shitty-ass, no-talent band.

I don't care if the lead singer OD'd on heroin. Being a junkie doesn't automatically mean you have talent. Look at Sid Vicious.

BTW, Brad: You couldn't play the guitar for shit.

[SPKrazy]

4. no, tell us how you really

fucking feel!

:shrug:

geez, i don't care if you don't like them, i do

:hi:

[Alexander]

11. If you don't care, then why bother responding?

Obviously you do to some degree.

Sorry to piss on your parade. But I really dislike blatant musical thievery. There's a big difference between being inspired by a song and totally ripping a song off and crediting it to yourself, and Bradley Nowell did the latter. It's a note-for-note rip-off of "Lady Madonna". Listen to the two - how could you call it anything else?

[SPKrazy]

15. If it is such a big deal to you start your own thread

I disagree that it is a stolen song

I like the band

You have your opinion, I have mine

:hi:

[Alexander]

23. I can't be bothered - Sublime doesn't deserve its own thread.

"I disagree that it is a stolen song"

It is a stolen song. Whether you agree or disagree is irrelevant - the melody, phrasing and even some of the rhymes are exactly the same. Stolen is as stolen does.

"I like the band

You have your opinion, I have mine"

See, saying you like the band is an opinion. We can agree to disagree on that.

Saying "What I Got" isn't stolen is not an opinion. It's an incorrect fact. And as Senator Clinton's predecessor said, you're entitled to your own opinion, but not your own facts.

I know it sucks to hear, because Sublime is clearly one of your favorite bands. But try playing both songs to someone with a more objective viewpoint and see what they think. ;)

[SPKrazy]

24. Pfffffttttt!d00000d!

:banghead:


i'd rather be :headbang:

:rofl:

[Bake]

29. Virtually note for note a ripoff of the Beatles.

I was trying to remember the melody for that forgettable song, when it struck me that damn, this sounds familiar (independently of your comment, which utterly lit the bulb!).

A note for note ripoff. How sad.

And to think that George Harrison got SUED for "My Sweet Lord." AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHH!

Bake

[Shell Beau]

33. Hahahahahahaha!!!!

Jeez, lighten up!

[RedCappedBandit]

5. i disagree with you

:hi:

[Alexander]

13. "shitty-ass no-talent" I can understand, but it is a blatant rip-off...

Listen to "Lady Madonna" and then "What I Got" right afterwards. Most people who tell me I'm wrong haven't heard the former recently, or ever.

[SPKrazy]

16. Lady Madonna

maybe the beatles were an influence

they aren't the same riffs man

:smoke:

[Alexander]

21. If you can't hear that the melody is exactly the same...

Then I really don't know what to tell you.

"Lady madonna, children at your feet.
Wonder how you manage to make ends meet.
Who finds the money? when you pay the rent?
Did you think that money was heaven sent?"

Contains exactly the same melody, phrasing, beat and chord progressions as:

"Early in the mornin'
Risin' to the street
Light me up that cigarette
And i strap shoes on my feet
Got to find a reason
Reason things went wrong.
Got to find the reason why my money's all gone."

It's a note-for-note rip off, and obvious to anyone with a working pair of ears. The first measure even has the same rhyme!

If you can't hear it, then I want some of what you're apparently smoking.

BTW - I didn't say "riff", I said "melody". There's a difference.

[SPKrazy]

25. well riff here, riff there

ya know, you got yer opinion

:shrug:

[RedCappedBandit]

30. You're right, I hear it.

I don't think it says much for them. However, that is not their only song, and you can't deny that there is a certain level of talent required for a group of kids to accomplish what they have.

[Alexander]

34. It is their most popular and most famous song, ever.

I've heard "40 Oz. to Freedom" and "Robbin' Da Hood", and apart from the hilarious mental patient featured on the latter, both are equally forgettable.

At least they didn't steal their awful song about prison rape. :eyes:

[RedCappedBandit]

56. I'm not sure if you're aware, but alot of their songs..

feature lyrics which most of us here at DU would appreciate because of the messages behind them.
As far as the music, it may not be the best and obviously is not worthwhile in your opinion, but many people admire it for what it is.

As far as Date Rape goes, i'm not quite sure you got what they were saying.

[Alexander]

59. I know. You're not telling me anything new.

"I'm not sure if you're aware, but alot of their songs..feature lyrics which most of us here at DU would appreciate because of the messages behind them."

The Clash did the same thing, only much better. It's not so much what the lyrics say, but how they say it. I find Sublime's lyrics to be insipid and about as clever as beating yourself over the head with a 2x4.

"As far as the music, it may not be the best and obviously is not worthwhile in your opinion, but many people admire it for what it is."

If I want to listen to three white guys who think they're the next Bob Marley, I'll listen to the Police, thanks.

"As far as Date Rape goes, i'm not quite sure you got what they were saying."

I "got" exactly what they were saying - don't patronize me. I just don't like the lyrics, and I don't think they were very talented musicians.

[RedCappedBandit]

60. Thats cool, sorry if I offended you

guess we'll just have to accept our different tastes. :hi:

[jpgray]

7. Yes!!! And overplayed as fuck from the nineties on

:yourock:

[SPKrazy]

8. oh pisswater ale

this ain't the fucking nineties

don't like it
don't click on it

fuck

:shrug:

[Alexander]

12. Oh god yes. Stupid college kids everywhere adore that song.

It is overplayed, oversung, overheard, and the irony is over the heads of most Sublime fans.

It's the catchiest and most popular Sublime song ever, and yet it's blatantly stolen. What does that say about their talent level?

[SPKrazy]

18. I'd say they were pretty fuckin' talented

they manage to have a fan base and be quite popular

how's your fan base?

:shrug:

[Alexander]

22. Yes, talented thieves.

"they manage to have a fan base and be quite popular"

So does Paris Hilton. What's your point?

"how's your fan base?"

How's yours? A non sequitur.

I'd rather have no fan base than have fans who think stealing songs note-for-note is the zenith of originality. :eyes:

[SPKrazy]

26. My point is that despite your opinion

sublime did very well

and i continue to like them

:shrug:

[Alexander]

37. That's fine that you like them...I'm not saying you shouldn't.

I still like Led Zeppelin, despite their blatant thievery and Robert Plant's voice. You are entitled to your own opinion about Sublime.

But I know blatant plagiarism when I hear it. Apparently so does just about everyone else posting on this thread. To pass it off as anything else falls under the "hero worship" category.

[HuskerDU]

38. Why is it ok for you to listen to blatant thieves but it's not ok

for the rest of us? Good grief, let a man rock-n-roll without pissing in his cheerios!

[Alexander]

41. Oh my. You haven't been paying attention, have you?

I was merely pointing out the song is stolen.

Most people, even those who initially disagreed with me, can see that.

I'm not saying you should or should not like Sublime. I voiced my own opinion about them but you are entitled to your own.

I'm merely contesting Southpawkicker's repeated claims that "What I Got" is somehow not a blatant rip-off of the Beatles "Lady Madonna".

I know many Zep songs were ripped off. I can accept that fact because I'm not blind to hero worship.

When you're done debating your straw man, listen to both songs back-to-back, and tell me what you think.

[HuskerDU]

42. I don't disagree that the songs have a similarity...

To see what I think about it, see post # 31.

[Alexander]

45. "Inspiration" vs. "borrowing" vs. "stealing" is a continuum...

Nearly every band is inspired by another. I have no problem with that.

Some even borrow from or quote other musicians, or nowadays sample. If they at least mention where they got it from, I have no problem with that.

But taking someone else's song, note-for-note, and passing it off as your own? No thanks. I'd be expelled from college if I tried that on a paper, and rightfully so, but apparently it makes a lot of musicians famous.

[HuskerDU]

51. IMO LZ are bigger rip off artists than Sublime. 'The way you

squeeze my lemon...' seems to me I've heard that before!

Why don't you and Led Zep, and Willie Dixon/Muddy Waters, and Sublime, and the Beatles all go to court and hash this out. In the meantime are there any objections to the rest of us rocking out to whatever in the hell trips our trigger?

[Alexander]

53. Well, they were also far more famous.

Led Zeppelin had about 8 albums' worth of material, much of which was not stolen. Were the songs "What Is And What Should Never Be", "Kashmir" and "Black Dog" all stolen?

Sublime had two big hits. Two. One of them is a terribly unpleasant song about prison rape. The other is really a Beatles song.

"IMO LZ are bigger rip off artists than Sublime. 'The way you squeeze my lemon...' seems to me I've heard that before!"

Robert Plant has always been my least favorite member of Led Zeppelin, and this is one of the reasons.

"Why don't you and Led Zep, and Willie Dixon/Muddy Waters, and Sublime, and the Beatles all go to court and hash this out."

That's ridiculous. I have to go to court just because I pointed out an instance of clear plagiarism?

The responses and PMs I've been getting suggested a lot of people thought "What I Got" sounded awfully familiar but couldn't place where it came from.

Since they now know, I consider my goal a success - which was to educate people about where that song really came from, NOT to piss on anyone's parade or get people to hate Sublime.

"In the meantime are there any objections to the rest of us rocking out to whatever in the hell trips our trigger?"

There was never any objection from me. Anyone who says so is merely creating straw men. You can like or dislike Sublime all you want - I really don't care.

[HuskerDU]

54. It's ok because Zep was more famous and Sublime only

had 2 songs. Seems like an awful lot of qualifiers. 'LZ had about 8 albums worth of material, much of which was not stolen.' Great! Is there some sort of a quota I am not aware of as far as ripping other artists off? LZ can rip off 10% and that's ok, but if Sublime rips off 40% then no one should listen to 'em?

Please let the rest of us know so we can abide. And regardless of what you think, you did rain on the OP's parade. He/she was rockin' out and probably didn't have a care in the world... until you pointed out some convoluted BS that gets deeper as we go along. LZ has been accused of being rip offs a hell of a lot more than Sublime has... but that doesn't stop you!

Please, of all the artists to mention... Led Zep?!?

[Alexander]

57. I'm not made of straw.

Which I'm sure disappoints you, since you're merely attacking straw men.

"It's ok because Zep was more famous and Sublime only had 2 songs. Seems like an awful lot of qualifiers."

You made several incorrect statements throughout your last rant. This is one of them. I never said it's "okay" Zeppelin stole music.

But if all of Zeppelin's stolen songs were never put on an album, we'd still know about them. Not so for Sublime - their most popular song is blatantly plagiarized.

"Great! Is there some sort of a quota I am not aware of as far as ripping other artists off? LZ can rip off 10% and that's ok, but if Sublime rips off 40% then no one should listen to 'em?"

No. Another straw man. Ripping off artists is wrong. However, since Zeppelin has plenty of good original songs, many of which were hits, and IMO Sublime does not, I am quicker to forgive Zep.

You are confusing fact with opinion. I don't like Sublime - but I never said you shouldn't like them, or that no one should listen to them. Despite your ranting and raving, I have not told anyone who they should listen to, and I'm getting pretty tired of you putting words in my mouth.

"Please let the rest of us know so we can abide."

How many times do I need to say it? You can listen to whatever the fuck you want. I don't care. I offered my opinion. Don't like it? Too fucking bad.

You, HuskerDU, are not that important to me, despite what your ego tells you. Certainly not important enough that I'd care about what you listen to.

"And regardless of what you think, you did rain on the OP's parade."

Boo hoo. I got enough PMs and responses thanking me for educating people. Apparently a few DUers were wondering why that song was so familiar. I did what I came here to do, and don't know why you are still whining and carrying on about it.

"He/she was rockin' out and probably didn't have a care in the world... until you pointed out some convoluted BS that gets deeper as we go along."

There's nothing "convoluted" about stealing a song note-for-note, and having it be your biggest hit ever.

"LZ has been accused of being rip offs a hell of a lot more than Sublime has... but that doesn't stop you! Please, of all the artists to mention... Led Zep?!?"

You either don't read or you can't read, I can't tell which. But I mentioned Zeppelin for a reason - which I will repeat again: you listen to whatever the fuck you want. I don't care.

I myself like some bands who have stolen songs, like Led Zeppelin. I'm just not blinded by hero worship to the point where I refuse to accept that a band I like stole some tunes.

I mentioned that I don't like Sublime. This is my opinion, and mine alone. I wasn't posting here to change minds about Sublime. I was posting to let otherwise ignorant people know that the song in question is stolen.

Were all of Sublime's hits stolen?

About 50% of them were, and the other 50% just sucked, in my opinion.

Were all of Led Zeppelin's hits stolen?

Not even close, and what's more, most of the hits were quite good. In my opinion.

Hence, I don't like Sublime. I do like Led Zeppelin. Both of them stole music, but I find Zep's original material to be better. Simple enough for you?

Sheesh. :eyes:

[Shell Beau]

35. So if you loved it in college, you must have been stupid?

I'd watch what I was saying if I were you!

[Alexander]

39. Nope. Don't put words in my mouth.

If a bunch of drunken college kids decide to sing it ad nauseum, thinking it's the pinnacle of great songwriting and originality when it was a ripped-off, half-sung version of a perfectly good Beatles tune....and then jump down the throat of anyone who points that fact out because they are blind to hero worship (or they want to be "cool"), then yes, that is stupid.

You can like it all you want. But if you refuse to accept that it's very obviously plagiarized, then I feel sorry for you. Many songs I like are plagiarized. But I can accept the fact that some bands rip off other musicians, even bands I like.

[Shell Beau]

40. You should feel sorry for yourself! Some of us just like music.

Period! I don't need to research the songs I like. Who the hell are you anyway to give a shit about what kind of music people like! Is that all you really have to worry about in life? Like I said, you should feel sorry for yourself. I do.

[Alexander]

43. Some of us like talent and originality.

And some of us like to know something about music instead of covering our ears and going "La-la-la" when someone criticizes a band we like.

"You should feel sorry for yourself! Some of us just like music."

I like music just fine. Got any more straw men?

"I don't need to research the songs I like."

You're right. You don't. You might be taken more seriously in this particular discussion (about plagiarism) if you did, though.

"Who the hell are you anyway to give a shit about what kind of music people like!"

I'm not allowed to call plagiarism when I hear it? Oh, I see, just not when I'm accusing a band you like of plagiarism. Hero worship at its finest. :eyes:

"Is that all you really have to worry about in life?"

No. Did you buy your straw men in bulk? :eyes:

"Like I said, you should feel sorry for yourself. I do."

On the contrary - I know originality when I hear it. I see that as being very positive. I'm sorry you don't.

[Shell Beau]

44. Yeah, keep talking!

:eyes:

This thread wasn't about plagiarism until YOU brought it up!

[Alexander]

46. I pointed out a fact about this song. Can't handle it? Too bad.

I'm not going to sit down and shut up because some Sublime fans are too stubborn to accept this fact. :eyes:

[Shell Beau]

47. Ok!

:rofl:

[SPKrazy]

62. Amazingly, I haven't been in college as an undergrad since 1984, and not in grad school

since 1989

I have found a place in my heart for sublime. Am I stupid? Is that what you are saying? Or is it just college students that like sublime that are stupid?

Your arrogance is only exceeded by your amazing lack of tact.

:rofl:

[Alexander]

64. Once again, you can't argue with what I actually SAID...

So instead you argue with what you wish I had said.

"If a bunch of drunken college kids decide to sing it ad nauseum, thinking it's the pinnacle of great songwriting and originality when it was a ripped-off, half-sung version of a perfectly good Beatles tune....and then jump down the throat of anyone who points that fact out because they are blind to hero worship (or they want to be "cool"), then yes, that is stupid."

Your dishonesty is only exceeded by your apparent inability to read. :eyes:

[SPKrazy]

65. no alexander i wasn't replying to that post

this one:

Oh god yes. Stupid college kids everywhere adore that song.

It is overplayed, oversung, overheard, and the irony is over the heads of most Sublime fans.

It's the catchiest and most popular Sublime song ever, and yet it's blatantly stolen. What does that say about their talent level?

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

so now your ability to follow a thread is only exceeded by your inability to remember what you actually did say.

I think i will stand on what i did say :D

[Alexander]

68. I don't know where you learned to read...

But nowhere did I say that someone is stupid for listening to Sublime.

However, Sublime is popular among the stupid crowd.

I must be in their presence or something. :eyes:

[SPKrazy]

74. ,,,

:rofl:

dance!

:D

[Shell Beau]

32. My my my!! Tell us how you really feel!

So what! You don't like them! Big whoopy! I love them. Get over it!

[Alexander]

48. Sublime steals songs. Get over it!

I know you love them.

Your continued defense of Sublime (and refusal to acknowledge/accept the obvious similarities in the two songs) shows that you are so far gone that if the ghost of Bradley Nowell visited you in your sleep and said "I stole that song", you still wouldn't accept it. :eyes:

[Shell Beau]

49. I just love it when others jump into someone else's

fun-loving thread just to bring it down! I find it hilarious. Sublime isn't by any means my favorite band, but I did love them at one time! If they stole the song then they stole the song, but it doesn't mean it still isn't a good song. Oh and they do have other songs btw!

[Alexander]

52. I pointed out a fact, and my own opinion.

"just to bring it down!"

No, just to educate people who were ignorant of the obvious similarities. And judging from many responses I've been getting, I was very successful in that.

"Sublime isn't by any means my favorite band, but I did love them at one time!"

I liked them too. Then I graduated high school. Looking back, I can't see what the fuss was all about.

"If they stole the song then they stole the song,"

Finally, a reasonable comment.

"but it doesn't mean it still isn't a good song."

Yes, "Lady Madonna" is a wonderful song. I agree completely. :rofl:

"Oh and they do have other songs btw!"

Yeah, the other famous one they have is that song "Date Rape", featuring lyrics like "He was butt-raped by a large inmate".

:puke:

Maybe I should have explained myself. I have been a musician since I was about 6 years old, and very much into theory and technique and all that.

So when I hear a song, the aesthetic part of me asks "Do I like this, or not?" and the musician part of me asks "Is this good music?". If I can instantly tell the melody is the same as another song, the musician in me gets bothered.

If on top of that I don't really like the song (which is the case with "What I Got"), then I get turned off by it.

Why should thieves make millions stealing while honest, creative musicians aren't getting anything?

(BTW, as much as I like Led Zeppelin, they are over-rated)

[HuskerDU]

55. 'Why should thieves make millions stealing while honest,

creative musicians aren't getting anything?' Thanks to people like you the Beatles will always 'get theirs' while old bluesmen can just talk to the hand. It's ok because you don't hero worship and are a musician. Oh and because LZ are famous. Hold on while I straighten out my notes about all this- a bunch of new rules to me!

[Alexander]

61. Okay - which Beatles tunes were stolen note-for-note? Please enlighten us.

"Thanks to people like you the Beatles will always 'get theirs' while old bluesmen can just talk to the hand."

Uh, no. I disapprove of any stealing, in case I didn't make that perfectly clear, and I find your remarks highly insulting.

"People like me"? WTF are you trying to say? Don't be a wimp, come out and say it or shut up!

"It's ok because you don't hero worship"

I don't worship Sublime, Led Zeppelin, the Beatles or anyone else, no. In other words, I can admit that the sky is blue.

"and are a musician."

Straw man.

"Oh and because LZ are famous."

Hello? Was "Ramble On" stolen? "Immigrant Song"? "Black Dog"? "That's The Way"? "Kashmir"? "Over The Hills And Far Away"?

I can go on and on for a long time naming Led Zeppelin hits that were not stolen. I cannot do the same with Sublime. If this still means nothing to you, you might need your head examined.

"Hold on while I straighten out my notes about all this- a bunch of new rules to me!"

There are no "rules" at all - and I don't appreciate your continued dishonesty.

Simply put, Led Zeppelin had many hits which weren't stolen. Sublime had one. And I didn't like it.

Therefore, I like Led Zeppelin more than I like Sublime. You may disagree, and that's fine. I'm not telling you what to listen to or what not to listen to. I just don't care about you enough.

Maybe when you quit using straw men and regurgitating the same tired arguments, we can have a real discussion. :eyes:

[VenusRising]

6. Another great Sublime tune.

You have good taste in music. :hi:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9xx00eKCP0

[SPKrazy]

9. he he

thanks

you may be one of the few here that thinks so apparently

:rofl:

[VenusRising]

10. I've always been a rebel.

:evilgrin:

:rofl:

[SPKrazy]

14. me too.

sometimes i have relished in the fact that i was a rebel, but i could blend in with anyone.

:evilgrin:

sneaky bastid

[VenusRising]

17. me too,

Sneaky is good. I like sneaky.

:evilgrin:

[SPKrazy]

19. he he

:shrug:

I like sneaky, it is the way i have gotten through life :evilgrin:

[VenusRising]

20. LOL!

Why does this news not surprise me?

:shrug:

:rofl:

:hug:

[SPKrazy]

27. 'cause

ya know me?

:rofl:

:hug:

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

28. Sublime was better when they were called 311.

They would've been complete nobodies if their singer wasn't a retard. For proof: See "Long Beach Dub All-Stars".

[HuskerDU]

31. Don't listen to what anybody else thinks my friend!

You rock out to whatevernthafuck you wanna rock out to! We would be listening to cavemen drum if we had to exclude every band that borrowed from somebody else. If it scratches your itch, then turn it up and bounce off the walls!

Hell I'm crankin' Hanoi Rocks right now. Who cares what others think of 'em?!

[SPKrazy]

75. thanks d00d

got yer pm too!

:hi:

[Shell Beau]

36. I love Sublime!! And for some who don't, I say lighten up!

It is funny how out of their way some people will go to down someone else's thread!!!!

I love them!!! :headbang:

[SPKrazy]

72. isn't it though?

quite the PIA to watch something as simple as a song appreciation be turned into a battlefield in the war on flame...:rofl:

[Guava Jelly]

50. I love Sublime as well

I am a big fan.
Many great songs as well as average songs in history have mocked others.
My sweet lord George Harrison = He's so fine chiffons
Ghostbusters theme ray parker jr = I want a new drug Huey Lewis
Who cares if you like it you like it.

[SPKrazy]

71. Meh it isn't the same melody

don't be fooled by imitations

be your own judge

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-42ZFa2nuxs

similar

not the same

[Ekirh]

58. Hmmmm

You know actually it's scary.. but I love What I got.. and I love Lady Madonna... and I never even put the two together...

Reminds me back in 98 were The Offspring was getting shit with there "Get a job" song ripping off hte beatles. . . (Can't remember the name of that song though)

In anycase, I see it now.. but I still love the song.. I can't help it.

[opiate69]

63. "Ob-la-di Ob-la-da" was the Beatles song that Offspring "borrowed from"

for "get a job".

[Ekirh]

66. Thank you . ..

That was starting to bug me lol

Yes.. "Borrowed from"

To be fair though.. that's what got me into listening to the beatles.. cause I remember finding that song and listening to hear the similarites

[YDogg]

67. Who's Sublime?

Never heard of 'em. Seriously. Have I missed anything?

[SPKrazy]

70. uhm

yes

:hi:

[SPKrazy]

69. The definitive CONCLUSION This Is NOT A Stolen Song

I have listened to this and Lady Madonna

fucking complete bullshit to say it is just theft of that song by sublime

get ears examined by a specialist immediately if you hear the same songs in this and Lady Madonna

No fucking way they are the same melody.



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[Alexander]

73. LOL, okay.

Hero worship.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I'll just leave it at that.