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You're back!! JPF must've quit taking the antibiotics a couple of days too early.
Anyone who wants proof of my statement need look no further than FD/Bugsy's lyric and song posts. They're really bad. And what bears deeper study is that his more recent posts as FD are just as bad as his older ones as Mugsy. He never improved, demonstrating talent can't be learned or aquired.
It's no wonder he prefers anonymity. He wears a cyber-bag over his head because he's awful...like the Unknown Comic.
Jeff Beck's a great player...songwriter is different. That's why he needed Stevie Wonder's Superstition. His albums are kinda bad.
Clapton. Pretty much the same. A handful of songs in over 50 years.
Stevie Ray. The same.
Jack White? Lol.
Go home, little man, buy a 3D printer and make yourself a woman. For some reason Im attracted to horse chit, some people are allergic to it
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 06/02/19 03:06 PM.
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