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[jetstobrazil]

I wish I was able to express how repulsed I am that there are so many more versions of Boys of Summer by the Ataris than there are by Don Henley on Kazaa, but I simply cannot find a means of expression worthy enough of my current state of disgust

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[jetstobrazil]

I'm not sure where I've been. Yeah, I guess you're right. All of the Eagles are too well known to have any of their music considered good. Oh well.

Wanna make out?

[jetstobrazil]

Could you do me a favor, and specify the difference between an homage and a rip if?

I'm not saying the Eagles did or did not RIp off the aforementioned artists, but I would like to know your opinions on those two definitions.

[rollerskateking]

it is all about the little victories... of course unless you are the british... nevermind.

[grinningsoul]

Wow. That is disgusting. I'm sorry you had to experience that. I've always really liked that song. That songs something that's pure nostalgia for me.

-Jef

[jetstobrazil]

I too am sorry, sir. I too. But what can you do? The Ataris are all the rage. Those guys roxor my soxors off.

[porchlife]

In other very disheartening Ataris-related news..a few years ago I encountered a kid who had heard "this really awesome song called Boxcar" by "this really cool band called The Ataris."

I yelled at him.

In retrospect, I should've clocked him real good.
You know..broken his jaw. So he'd remember. Oh well.

I liked my terrible pun. How about you?

[jetstobrazil]

Have the Ataris ever gotten complimented on one of their OWN songs?

Geez, first Schwarzenbach, now Henley. What's next? Wagner? Miles?

I'm anxiously waiting.

[camecrashing]

Let's not forget that one Ataris song that goes, "don't ever tell anyone anything or else you'll wind up missing everybody" which sounds EERILY like the last line of a certain, well-known J.D. Salinger book. Hmm...