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It's been many years since Aaliyah's accidental plane crash. She was one great singer. Here's me and some other people at an Aaliyah tributehttp://music.r2.ru/img/aaliyah_fans.jpg Here's her greatest songs
Back and Forth, One in a Million, Hot Like fire, Four Page Letter, Rock The Boat, More Than a Woman, Journey to the Past
Come on, she wasn't that great a singer?
You don't see US making fun of Grace Jones! >=O...Oh...wait...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
At least we keep most of it behind his back. Wait, what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Del Mordor
i dont see you mourning about any other people deaths :grumble:
really now of all the people to die in plane crashes, alyiah or w/e wasnt the most important
That is an outragous LIE.
Using that argument none of the people who died that day were important. So cut the hate. Asianate.
"Age ain't nothing but a number" is my fav. Thanks for reminding me.
PS: I knew I found the girl in your ava/sig attractive for a reason. Yay
People we care about may not be the most important in the world to others, but they still mean something. And a death is always a tragedy. RIP Aaliyah.
EDIT: PG's got it right.
I'm just happy that he never found out about http://www.gracejonessucksmassivehai...xceptChris.com Ummm...wait...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirobaito
Music discussion goes in the lounge :)
When did this become a: Lets-abuse-Chris's-lover-thread? :mad2:
In terms of plane crash victims, Lynard Skynard were a much greater loss than some vaguely-popular R&B singer.
In fact, it's not even R&B, where exactly is the rhythmn OR the blues?
When she put on the leather mask.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
Or the day the music died.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lindy
Bye-bye, Miss American Pie,
Drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry.
Them good ole boys were drinking whiskey and rye,
Singing, "This'll be the day that I die."
Sorry, but after Mullet's statement it had to be said.
EDIT: And of course, John Denver's death. The difference is that his death came well after the American public denied the very kind of music that they once associated with and left a singer who actually had talent in the dust so they could move onto the 80's, and, well, Grace Jones.
The blues is in the songs man like Journey to the past, and I miss U. The rythm is in the beat. Anyway Aaliyah was a great loss and may her spirit live on. Thank you baby for making this thread.