Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
Final 4 National Semi-Final Game - #1 Led Zeppelin vs #2 The Rolling Stones
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Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
BearsWiin
New Fish
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
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Pretty much this.
And this.
Zep is good "party" music. I don't really see it sitting on the top of the pile of all time rock and roll the way the stones are.
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
BearsWiin
New Fish
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
I grew up during the Cold War. In order to best your adversary, you need to understnad him
I don't think you should discount Zep's overall importance. They the most influential "heavy" band of all time. Hell, they even sold a lot more records than the Stones, NTTM.
For me, it's pretty much as simple as the best Rolling Stones songs are better than the best Zeppelin ones. And they had about 5 years of great songs before Zeppelin debuted and another couple of good to great records after Zeppelin's last effort. The ability of the Stones to be at the top of their game for nearly two decades - i.e., 1964- 81 - is unmatched by any of their peers in this tournament.
Beatles - 8 years (1962- 70)
Led Zeppelin - 10 years (1969- 79)
AC DC - 7 years (1974- 81)
Metallica - 8 years (1983- 1991)
Rolling Stones - 17 years (1964- 81)[/b]
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
I grew up during the Cold War. In order to best your adversary, you need to understnad him
At bottom of Kremlin's neurotic view of world affairs is traditional and instinctive Russian sense of insecurity. Originally, this was insecurity of a peaceful agricultural people trying to live on vast exposed plain in neighborhood of fierce nomadic peoples. To this was added, as Russia came into contact with economically advanced West, fear of more competent, more powerful, more highly organized societies in that area. But this latter type of insecurity was one which afflicted rather Russian rulers than Russian people; for Russian rulers have invariably sensed that their rule was relatively archaic in form fragile and artificial in its psychological foundation, unable to stand comparison or contact with political systems of Western countries. For this reason they have always feared foreign penetration, feared direct contact between Western world and their own, feared what would happen if Russians learned truth about world without or if foreigners learned truth about world within. And they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it.
oregonblitzkrieg
New Fish
Putin was a Rolling Stone.
The Bolsheviks want us to believe the Stones were always better at capturing the essence of 'Merican music- i.e., blues, soul, roots and country than the comp set inc Zeppelin. Now this.....
The Bolsheviks want us to believe the Stones were always better at capturing the essence of 'Merican music- i.e., blues, soul, roots and country than the comp set inc Zeppelin. Now this.....
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
I grew up during the Cold War. In order to best your adversary, you need to understnad him
... for Russian rulers have invariably sensed that their rule was relatively archaic in form fragile and artificial in its psychological foundation, unable to stand comparison or contact with political systems of Western countries. For this reason they have always feared foreign penetration, feared direct contact between Western world and their own, feared what would happen if Russians learned truth about world without or if foreigners learned truth about world within. And they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it[/b].
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Putin was a Rolling Stone.
The Bolsheviks want us to believe the Stones were always better at capturing the essence of 'Merican music- i.e., blues, soul, roots and country than the comp set inc Zeppelin. Now this.....
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
I grew up during the Cold War. In order to best your adversary, you need to understnad him
... for Russian rulers have invariably sensed that their rule was relatively archaic in form fragile and artificial in its psychological foundation, unable to stand comparison or contact with political systems of Western countries. For this reason they have always feared foreign penetration, feared direct contact between Western world and their own, feared what would happen if Russians learned truth about world without or if foreigners learned truth about world within. And they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it[/b].
It was a short term marriage of convenience and that's it.
BearsWiin
New Fish
Putin was a Rolling Stone.
The Bolsheviks want us to believe the Stones were always better at capturing the essence of 'Merican music- i.e., blues, soul, roots and country than the comp set inc Zeppelin. Now this.....
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
I grew up during the Cold War. In order to best your adversary, you need to understnad him
... for Russian rulers have invariably sensed that their rule was relatively archaic in form fragile and artificial in its psychological foundation, unable to stand comparison or contact with political systems of Western countries. For this reason they have always feared foreign penetration, feared direct contact between Western world and their own, feared what would happen if Russians learned truth about world without or if foreigners learned truth about world within. And they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it[/b].
It was a short term marriage of convenience and that's it.
Read and Fisher wrote a great book (Deadly Embrace[/i]) about it many years ago but didn't take the thesis far enough, possibly because they hadn't seen Suvorov's Icebreaker[/i] work yet
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Putin was a Rolling Stone.
The Bolsheviks want us to believe the Stones were always better at capturing the essence of 'Merican music- i.e., blues, soul, roots and country than the comp set inc Zeppelin. Now this.....
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
I grew up during the Cold War. In order to best your adversary, you need to understnad him
... for Russian rulers have invariably sensed that their rule was relatively archaic in form fragile and artificial in its psychological foundation, unable to stand comparison or contact with political systems of Western countries. For this reason they have always feared foreign penetration, feared direct contact between Western world and their own, feared what would happen if Russians learned truth about world without or if foreigners learned truth about world within. And they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it[/b].
It was a short term marriage of convenience and that's it.
Read and Fisher wrote a great book (Deadly Embrace[/i]) about it many years ago but didn't take the thesis far enough, possibly because they hadn't seen Suvorov's Icebreaker[/i] work yet
Damn kiddies cramp my style lately when it comes to book learnin' but I recall your recommending Icebreaker.
BearsWiin
New Fish
Putin was a Rolling Stone.
The Bolsheviks want us to believe the Stones were always better at capturing the essence of 'Merican music- i.e., blues, soul, roots and country than the comp set inc Zeppelin. Now this.....
Stuck around St. Petersburg when I saw it was a time for a change...
I almost chinned this poast. Almost[/i].
If you are a legit history noyd, then Sympathy is rather easily the best song of all time about historical events.
Anybody can make historical references in a song. What makes Sympathy different and better than, say, We Didn't Start the Fire, is that it also makes references to the greatest novel to come out of the Soviet Union, and maybe one of the top three works of fiction written in the last hundred years. Fuck Pasternak, Bulgakov was the shit.
It's almost like you are Soviet Union Superiority Guy sometimes.
I grew up during the Cold War. In order to best your adversary, you need to understnad him
... for Russian rulers have invariably sensed that their rule was relatively archaic in form fragile and artificial in its psychological foundation, unable to stand comparison or contact with political systems of Western countries. For this reason they have always feared foreign penetration, feared direct contact between Western world and their own, feared what would happen if Russians learned truth about world without or if foreigners learned truth about world within. And they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it[/b].
It was a short term marriage of convenience and that's it.
Read and Fisher wrote a great book (Deadly Embrace[/i]) about it many years ago but didn't take the thesis far enough, possibly because they hadn't seen Suvorov's Icebreaker[/i] work yet
Damn kiddies cramp my style lately when it comes to book learnin' but I recall your recommending Icebreaker.
Others have taken the work further, and Icebreaker[/i] is a bit hyperbolic and his timeline is off, even if the general premise is one I can get on bored with. Inside the Aquarium[/i] is a more fun work to read by Suvorov; it's a recounting of his own experiences in the GRU before he defected to the British.
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Stones get the Hammer of the Gods 28-20. Zep onto the Natty game.
You're all fags.