"An answer to a problem you don't have". That is THE greatest analogy to a
critic's "job" I have ever heard. Thanks, Miles. Keep up the good work!
Doobies Rule,
Steve
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From: Miles Lumbard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 9:17 AM
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Austin review
And just what the H_E_Doubledrumsticks is wrong with spending $500 for a
leather jacket with the Doobs logo on it? Especially if the $500 went to
Shad and the Vets! When I fianlly get my ride, I'm gonna spend way more
than that gettin' the eagle logo painted on both sides of the tank!
What a loser. I think you're right on Gina, this guy is afraid to like the
Doobies. Neal's Fandango is an Allman Brothers ripoff? Give me a fraggin'
break. This whiner needs to be strapped to a multi-thousand watt PA stack
for an extended jam of Road Angel!
Roger, I like your idea too. I'll buy a ticket to see that. Maybe he could
be whipped through the streets naked by fans on bikes. With a big red DD
painted on his chest (for Doobie Dummy)!
Critics are like consultants. They show up with an answer to a problem you
don't have - They have the gall to expect to get paid for said useless
answer - and they don't know squat about the subject.
Like Pat says... F 'em! You know... Forget 'em.
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Of Soothin' Out My Soul
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