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Subject: cold war list, missed song

Written By: joe on 6/21/2000 at 7:25 p.m.

give this a listen, i'm surprised it's missed on the 'cold war' list, but not really. oingo boingo is the most overlooked band in the history of music. danny elfman is a freakin' musical genius. "Big brother's watching, we watch him back We see right through his disguise He tries to scare us, with angry words But we all know that they're lies Whole world is waiting Just see the fear in their eyes" "Whole world is watching, observing every move Is it the beginning or the end? "


Subject: Re:technical ineptitude

Written By: langdon hughes on 6/25/2000 at 2:03 p.m.

Sorry about sending your entire message back to you. Computer novice. My bad.

Subject: Re: cold war list, missed song

Written By: langdon hughes on 6/25/2000 at 1:52 p.m.

> give this a listen, i'm surprised it's missed on the 'cold war' list, but
> not really. oingo boingo is the most overlooked band in the history of
> music. danny elfman is a freakin' musical genius. "Big brother's
> watching, we watch him back We see right through his disguise He tries to
> scare us, with angry words But we all know that they're lies Whole world
> is waiting Just see the fear in their eyes" "Whole world is
> watching, observing every move Is it the beginning or the end? " A-freakin-men. Still my most frequently returned to albums. Still occassionally disturbing. Always fabulous.