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Poll Question: Who will reach 1000 (2000) reviews first
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10 [17.86%]
5 [8.93%]
15 [26.79%]
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11 [19.64%]
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I'll be the first to 3,000 

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Hate to be unnoficial here, but as of January 23:
  1. Sean Trane (1811)
  2. erik neuteboom (907)
  3. Gatot (862)
  4. loserboy (846)

I would however like to mention a certain Easy Livin in 5th place and gaining fast!Wink



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Can we get an update on the scores?  In the two weeks before the Superbowl, I got nothing to follow except this!

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That's beyond me, you Yankees Wink
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With selected vegetablesWink
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^^ very true, Heineken isn't good


Shiner Bock on the other hand, is amazing, and the best thing to ever come out of Texas
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Well Zappa88, in fact it is water Sleepy ............LOLLOL !
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

It's the same indoctrination as with MacDonalds, they bombard your brain with their "feel happy, be happy with .." advertisements, it's a gift of our capitalistic society.
 
By the way, I am not proud on Dutch beer giant Heineken Unhappy ...
 
Tell that to my dad and see what he thinks...
 
He drinks Heineken like waterLOL
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It's the same indoctrination as with MacDonalds, they bombard your brain with their "feel happy, be happy with .." advertisements, it's a gift of our capitalistic society.
 
By the way, I am not proud on Dutch beer giant Heineken Unhappy ...
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^^^

you forgot Bud Light

(sorry, me and my friend have this tremendous inside joke on how Bud Light is found everywhere in commercials, and etc. and you can't go anywhere without seeing an ad for it)

not to mention it's a terrible beer!
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Originally posted by Firepuck Firepuck wrote:

Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

I have to admit that I am often stunned about the very young ages of my fellow collaborators, we must be happy that the Labour Union is not aware of Prog Archives their existence Wink
I've said it before, I too am amazed at how young many of the members are (and how knowledgeable about music everyone is). Methinks the future of prog is in good hands. Big smile
 
Trust me, I'll keep prog in good hands. As a matter of fact, I am trying to get out of the band I am in right now (its kinda metal-ish) and I am already writing my own music. Myspace page has been set-up, just need to start recording some stuff.
 
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Yes and I am glad that prog is embraced by those 'kids' LOL because nowadays it's hard not to be brainwashed by the commercial crap on the tv and radio, sponsored by Coca Cola, Levis, Breezer, Replay, etc. Dead ....
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^^

yea maybe one day I'll get a big break (record wise)

doubtful though
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

I have to admit that I am often stunned about the very young ages of my fellow collaborators, we must be happy that the Labour Union is not aware of Prog Archives their existence Wink
I've said it before, I too am amazed at how young many of the members are (and how knowledgeable about music everyone is). Methinks the future of prog is in good hands. Big smile
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

I have to admit that I am often stunned about the very young ages of my fellow collaborators, we must be happy that the Labour Union is not aware of Prog Archives their existence Wink
 
Uhh wait. Im really 55. I just didnt want to pay taxes.
 
 
LOLLOLLOLLOLLOL
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

I have to admit that I am often stunned about the very young ages of my fellow collaborators, we must be happy that the Labour Union is not aware of Prog Archives their existence Wink


Very young age..? What?

Wait, you are 30 years older than me and older than my dad, never mind. Sorry to make you feel old.


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I have to admit that I am often stunned about the very young ages of my fellow collaborators, we must be happy that the Labour Union is not aware of Prog Archives their existence Wink
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Originally posted by Firepuck Firepuck wrote:

Originally posted by salmacis salmacis wrote:

I'm only 18- 19 tomorrow though- and I feel it's perhaps good that I'm getting all the basic essentials for my collection now rather than later in life. This year I'm trying to get all the outstanding CDs I REALLY want- mostly modern/neo prog as my collection had a big gap until December when I got loads of it cheap- as next year I'm in university and expense on music will be cut right down...
Wait 'til you have kids! Pinch
 
Hey whos fault was that??TongueLOL
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Originally posted by salmacis salmacis wrote:

I'm only 18- 19 tomorrow though- and I feel it's perhaps good that I'm getting all the basic essentials for my collection now rather than later in life. This year I'm trying to get all the outstanding CDs I REALLY want- mostly modern/neo prog as my collection had a big gap until December when I got loads of it cheap- as next year I'm in university and expense on music will be cut right down...
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I'm only 18- 19 tomorrow though- and I feel it's perhaps good that I'm getting all the basic essentials for my collection now rather than later in life. This year I'm trying to get all the outstanding CDs I REALLY want- mostly modern/neo prog as my collection had a big gap until December when I got loads of it cheap- as next year I'm in university and expense on music will be cut right down...
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