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7-3-09 The Sisterhood of the Traveling Guitar Riff

Posted by gavortnik on July 3, 2009

Well, dude, the only Musical Cowinkydink that I’ve got is another Killing Joke song, Eighties…

… which sounds suspiciously like Nirvana’s Come As You Are.

Don’t believe me? Then believe Rolling Stone. They’re smart. Hell, they published Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas before it became a book. They even dared suggest that George W. Bush might be the worst president ever. That’s how smart they are.

Eighties courtesy of dentoxic. Come As You Are courtesy of 910913.

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One Response to “7-3-09 The Sisterhood of the Traveling Guitar Riff”

  1. isa said

    July 4, 2009 at 5:08 am

    hi, i’m fans on Kurt Cobain, do you have a good post about him? thanks!

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