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Dean Koontz references Pearl Jam in his book "The Face"
threefish10
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So i'm in bed reading The Face and i read this:
Here on December 21, the Muzak play list included no Christmas tunes. Most likely, the mall management worried that "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" or even "Jingle Bell Rock" would deeply offend those shoppers of non-Christian faith, as well as alienate any highly sensitized atheists with money to spend. Currently the system broadcasts an old Pearl Jam number.
i think cool and read on:
This particular arrangement of the song had been preformed by an orchestra with a large string section. Minus the shrieking vocal, the tune was as mind-numbing as the original, though more pleasantly so.
What???
Well fuck you Dean Koontz.
Here on December 21, the Muzak play list included no Christmas tunes. Most likely, the mall management worried that "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" or even "Jingle Bell Rock" would deeply offend those shoppers of non-Christian faith, as well as alienate any highly sensitized atheists with money to spend. Currently the system broadcasts an old Pearl Jam number.
i think cool and read on:
This particular arrangement of the song had been preformed by an orchestra with a large string section. Minus the shrieking vocal, the tune was as mind-numbing as the original, though more pleasantly so.
What???
Well fuck you Dean Koontz.
condescending and sarcastic since 1980
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they were alright but the newer ones are weird.....has he gone all religious?
'Shrieking vocal'?!?! Is he sure he wasn't listening to Guns N Roses?
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send it here fishy...
check out the home & away one - classy!!!