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14. "So it's your word against mine then?"
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You would have to answer why, if I backed down why then did I continue to make the same argument in many posts for a year after?

>I stand by what I said.

And what you said is completely fictional.

>within that post itself...you backed down from the correction
>that people like OE and myself where bringing to you and
>restated your assertion in a more accurate manner.

LMAO if I were you, I wouldn't ally myself with O_E because he offered no "correction" of any kind... All he did was make post after post calling me an insecure Uncle Tom who hates/is jealous of American Blacks, insult my ethnic background, claim to himself be of Nigerian descent and say that I make him ashamed of that.

Come to think of it: Your responses were pretty much a softer version of that, with the only "correction" you gave being saying over and over that I am "exaggerating" without ever telling me exactly what it is that I am exaggerating or setting me straight on the supposedly accurate series of events might be.

So... pretty much the same thing you're doing now.

Although I
>still felt you were not being completely accurate as it was
>another attempt to minimize the impact of African American
>music by exagerating the impact of elements that were not
>distinctly and exclusive born of the Black man's experience in
>America.

Yeah... that's what you said last time.

It don't mean shit unless you actually tell me what's been exaggerated.


>um ...there is nothing unfounded or paranoid about it at all.
>Everyone has a right to their own school of thought, but when
>that school of thought is associated with exagerations,
>misrepresentations, and outright falsehoods...one should
>expect some push back from those who know better...

What did I exaggerate, misrepresent or lie about?

You still haven't told me.

>again...your inability to actually stand by what you say has
>always caused problems. It would be more respectable if a
>person with an opinion had the guts to actually stand on it
>when confronted rather than flat out lying or denying what
>they've said..

LOL I'm standing by it right here and now, playboy. Why don't you tell me exactly what part of my statement is inaccurate so that I can offer a defense?


>I would find it strange that if someone who started posts over
>the years like
>
>"The Myth of Black Church Singing/Rockism in Black Music"
>"The Tyranny of 'Cool' in Black Music and Culture"
>"Black Americans fucking kill me"
>"any black person who says the Beatles were not the shit (is a
>RACIST)" (cap locks were in the original post)"
>"when did Black music become infected with this highfalutin
>idea of Art?"
>"James Brown was scared of revolution"
>
>just to name a few in the other volumes of posts
>
>now to act super sensative when people correctly state that
>you have a lack of respect for Black American culture and
>music and are willing to exagerate and mischaracterize
>historical facts to support that agenda....

Well... I hope you enjoyed that trek through the archives but hey! You forgot to mention my series about being embarrassed by pro-Black hip-hop!

I also made posts about White Americans fucking killing me, but I guess you will conveniently forget about that because it explodes your whole paranoid theory.

That has been at
>the crux of the so-called beef between you and Warren Coolidge
>from the very begining....me calling you on that bullshit and
>you sinking childish levels in response.

Blah blah blah... it's 2013, man. I SO don't want to have to go through this again.

So I won't.

If you think something I am saying is incorrect, tell me what it is... and tell me what the right thing is. All this other stuff is empty grammar.

>again..you'll deny your agenda....and claim that the content
>of those posts nor all the others show graphic evidence of
>that agenda...but that doesn't change what folks have been
>seeing from you for years.

Okay.

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Nice podcast on the influence of Afro-Cuba on American music (LINK) [View all] , AFKAP_of_Darkness, Mon Jan-21-13 12:45 PM
 
Subject Author Message Date ID
Caught Ricardo Lemvo and Makina Loca at The Getty yesterday
Jan 21st 2013
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never had a chance to see Lemvo
Jan 21st 2013
12
big
Jan 21st 2013
2
word. nm
Jan 21st 2013
11
will try to catch tomorrow
Jan 21st 2013
3
I did not.
Jan 21st 2013
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thanks
Jan 21st 2013
4
man...
Jan 21st 2013
10
RE: Nice podcast on the influence of Afro-Cuba on American music (LINK)
Jan 21st 2013
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LOL I 'basically' said....
Jan 21st 2013
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      unless the post is available...no need to discuss it...
Jan 21st 2013
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                look....
Jan 21st 2013
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                     LOL why do you need the original post even?
Jan 21st 2013
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                          your words
Jan 21st 2013
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                          smh what were the exaggerations, though?
Jan 21st 2013
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                               You know what they were...
Jan 22nd 2013
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                                    never.
Jan 22nd 2013
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                          my bad....
Jan 22nd 2013
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                               Ha... Co-inky-dink.
Jan 22nd 2013
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LOL. Just let it go.
Jan 21st 2013
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yet you took the time to reply.
Jan 21st 2013
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      You're a sore loser. You lost this debate last time.
Jan 22nd 2013
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           yeah, I really got the sudden urge to 'save face' 18 months later.
Jan 22nd 2013
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Another great (and more pointed) Sublette talk on the same subject:
Jan 22nd 2013
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Loving the breakdown of the Peanut Vendor
Jan 22nd 2013
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yeah, Louie Louie is really fascinating that way
Jan 22nd 2013
27
      side note on Louie: check for the version by The Gurus
Jan 22nd 2013
29
speaking of Cuban-derived licks in hard rock...
Jan 22nd 2013
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I think it comes out stronger here:
Jan 23rd 2013
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