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From:
Michel Battaglia
To:
Alphabet
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Date:
Fri, 24 Mar 1995 01:29:00 -0500 (EST)
Subject:
Re: Duran Duran
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On Thu, 23 Mar 1995, Alphabet wrote:
quoted 4 lines I like the track anyway.> > > I like the track anyway. > Duran Duran are a bunch of pansies, yes.
I said nothing about them being pansies. I liked them just as much if not more thatn everyone else.
quoted 13 lines But White Lines is a kick ass track. The cover is a nostalgic experience.> But White Lines is a kick ass track. The cover is a nostalgic experience. > I dont care if it is a hypocritical thing for them (DD) to do. I am sure > Melle Mel and The Furious Five didn't worry TOO much about the coke in > the eighties either. They were just making breakdance music. > > The original White Lines sold like hell to the clubs in which all the > coke freaks danced. It is just the same as all the techno crap that > promotes acid and extasy and cocaine. So what is the big deal if DD > promoted coke in the 80's? Half the artists we listen to are all infavor > of the rampant use of psychedelics. > > Where is the true hypocrisy here? >
Correct me if i'm wrong but the subtitle of 'white lines' is '(Don't Do It)' -- the song is an *ANTI-COKE* song - it doesn't *promote* the drug at all... What are you on about? mikebee