this a disgrace

Like that, eh? ....................Who's your buddy?

 

well, in about 30 sec... itll be a pack o cigs...

 

That works.

 

yeah, but i gots to wait for these fucking songs to be put on my mp3 player... dammit

 

I use iTunes here.

 

yeah, i graduated yesterday and got a dell jukebox for a gift... im just waitin for all my music (about 13.5 gigs worth... its only a 15 gig machine) to be transferred to it...

 

Congrats!

 

congradulations

 

And to think...I tried so hard to avoid that one, really.

 

thanks, man... im glad to be outta that institution. and i mean institution... white walls, floors, ceiling... without any decor... they wouldnt even let you use the bathroom... i wonder why i skipped so much... hmmm

 

wait... your saying that p. diddy "re-did" kashmir? hahah

does anyone have a video clip or something? i need a good laugh...

 

Well, if you want to call it "re-done"...

Personally, I call it rubbish.

 

why do morons like p diddy have to make rap look bad? people like him always ruin good songs.

 

It wasn't just P.Diddy, I do believe it was Jimmy Page who approached Puffy first.

 

yes, Jimmy Page had a hand in all of this...... He must be back on the heroin or something...

 

He must be senile.

 

I haven't heard anything about this,haven't heard the song...and I don't want to hear it.

 

you are lucky...

 

I went through this whole post just to see if someone actually bothered to realize that Page was involved in the remake! Thank you Soulrebel and Ganjaking!

I agree, Puff Daddy's remake sucked (and I call him Puff Daddy because that was his moniker when said remake was recorded), but if you stop to look at it from a different angle, it's not really a bad thing.

Think of all the kids and idiots who listened to the remake, and said "gee.. I kinda dig the guitar in this song". If half of them bothered to look up who was playing the guitar they would discover Page, and through Page, discover Led Zep. And Led Zep is the "gateway band" to so many other musical acts of their time.

So technically, Diddy or Daddy or whatever actually did us a favor, because he brought some people over to our side of the great musical divide. Right?

 

thats one way of lookin at it...