anybody want to join me in declaring a jihad against Musical TV In New Zealand??? this is in response to TV2 Canning Mulch, as a result of the canning im gunna be more aggressive and hostile towards shitcake teenybopper music shows such as RTR Countdown, Most Wanted and especially Pepsi Chart (ive even started a boycott of pepsi - tho i have been since britney queers then beyonce snowles where sponsored by these corporate whordes.)
Hail be to metal/Old Skool Punk/Classic and acid rock
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I don't get howcome it frustrates you ...
I don't get howcome it frustrates you so much? pop music that is. I mean why do you actually care, can't you just not listen to it, or watch it... Avoid it when you can, its really not hard.
But as for the other point, if you want to direct you distaste for pop in a constructive, sensible manner, try and push for a music show that show pieces the music you like.
put it this way chronic - you walk ...
put it this way chronic - you walk intoa supermarket, bar or swimming pool and the only music they seem to play is top 40 pop bullshit, not everybody likes it so why have it shoved down there throats?? i mean come on i dont force-feed slayer or pantera down the throats of poor unsuspected persons do i??? food 4 thought.
on the otherhand chronic i may just ...
on the otherhand chronic i may just well set up a heavy metal show - 6pm saturday nights on TV4 that way we can kill of RTR countdown....via peaceful means of course hahaha
on the otherhand chronic i may just ...
on the otherhand chronic i may just well set up a heavy metal show - 6pm saturday nights on TV4 that way we can kill of RTR countdown....via peaceful means of course hahaha
/ put it this way - you walk intoa ...
/ put it this way - you walk intoa supermarket, bar or swimming pool and the only music they seem to play is top 40 pop bullshit, not everybody likes it so why have it shoved down there throats??
Could it perhaps be because it is top40 style music, and therefore most likley to be accepted by the widest range of people. therefore causing the least amount of offense for the greatest amount of enjoyment... I mean the fact that it is top40 style music means that it is most likley to get play in shops, pubs, everyfuckingwhere, this directly follows on from the fact that it is currently AT THE TOP OF THE POPULAR CHARTS!
Having said that I actually like it as little as you do... but you can't really blame reatilers for making the sensible decision to play middle of the road music...
As far as on TV goes, well beats me... the masses have spoken I guess..
Im with you lucifer!!! me and the rest ...
Im with you lucifer!!! me and the rest of the Arsenal squad!!
//Im with you lucifer!!! me and the ...
//Im with you lucifer!!! me and the rest of the Arsenal squad!!
Aha! I KNEW it! THAT'S the reason Arsenal do so fucken well! Sold your souls to Satan, have you? Weeeeellllll, we'll see about THAT then! Memo to Glenn Roeder: Start Praying. Oh, oops, he's already been doing that since the start of the season...
did we sell our souls to satan??? no ...
did we sell our souls to satan??? no way.
britney spears and destonys child are more satanic as our stuff (slayer, deicide)
britney spears and destinys child = corporate overplayed trash, corporate overplayed trash = Satan.
Ive got something to tell you Heather! ...
Ive got something to tell you Heather! - David Seaman is really SATAN - true!!!!
Aha! I thought as much. Mind you, I ...
Aha! I thought as much. Mind you, I had my suspicions about Fabian Barthez... I suspect Lee Bowyer is Rosemary's Baby, but he's on our side now, so I'll make do.
I think a more effective way to stick ...
I think a more effective way to stick it to TVNZ for canning m2 would be to bump up the ratings on Canwest's video shows, even if you can't really stomach pop music. If suddenly Pepsichart and Most Wanted had huge ratings rises, TVNZ might realise the validity of actually showing music tv, and would be upset that their competitors were doing so much better out of their mistake.
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