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the teble charger show wwas awsome
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| darylarmour User Info... | a 10 out of 10 kazzer was good not by choice kicked ass and treble charger was undiscribaly good if u missid it u suck ass - Tue, 22 Apr 2003 9:22pm | ||
| Chuck D | uh oh....here it comes... - Tue, 22 Apr 2003 10:20pm | ||
| dictionary.com | If the show was as good as your English, well... - Tue, 22 Apr 2003 10:40pm | ||
| Chuck D | yep.there we go. keep 'em coming, you negative assholes. - Tue, 22 Apr 2003 11:16pm | ||
| Mike D | The most boring show I've seen in a long time, the decent Not By Choice notwithstanding (that rhymes). Can-pop dreck and don't get me started on Kazzer.. - Wed, 23 Apr 2003 10:23am | ||
| How's this for negative? | Treble Charger are horrendously bad. They are an insult to Canada and Canadian music. I rank them right up there with Celine Dionne; both are "artists" that this country will forever apologize for spawning. Remember when they first started out they sounded exactly like the "in" sound at that time - exactly like the Gallagher fags from Oasis. Wowe, all of a sudden melancholic Brit fag pop is out, so they change their sound. The 45 year old lead singer decides to manage Cum 41 (who wouldn't want to when your career is in a perpetual nosedive) and all of a sudden they sound like a punk band. Co-incidence? Not by Choice? - Wed, 23 Apr 2003 1:48pm | ||
| Anonymous | Treble Charger rocks - Fri, 2 May 2003 3:51pm | ||
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