Jeremy
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You need to go for half a chicken at Nandos - quarter is too small for normal people.
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Yeah but it's only really worth their while if the song's a massive earner. I don't think there's much to be made from album tracks by Aussie also-rans.
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That's true BB. Reminds me of when Joe Satriani sued Coldplay. Both songs shared an identical - albeit generic - melody, but I'm inclined to think it was a coincidence.
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Nandos actually own GBK. Maybe they'll give us a swap.
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That's the thing, GBK might have seemed OK 10+ years ago, but the "Meat" burgers, Shake shack, and even Byron are much better and GBK have stood still.
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*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > but when you find yourself with a big hit and > money washing around it's a different story. Yeah that's why I chose to avoid the limelight. Keep it underground, you know.
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I don't really rate Bittersweet Symphony anyway, take away the orchestral sample (i.e. the good bit) and you're left with four generic chords, a repetitive melody, and run-of-the mill lyrics. But totally stripping them of songwriting credits was harsh.
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That was settled out of court, Otta. And I think it was over sample clearance, rather than a plagiarism case. But yeah, The Verve got totally screwed.
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Grove tavern to reopen. Fact or fiction.
Jeremy replied to Chrishesketh's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Name me 6 2 pubs/restaurants/shops that you'd be > happy to frequent if you stayed in a place like this... OK - The Railway and the White Hart. Tulse Hill is an infintely better location than the Harvester. You're simply not being objective, Pete. -
Grove tavern to reopen. Fact or fiction.
Jeremy replied to Chrishesketh's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
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I doubt the whole episode will make much of a dent in his wallet. Judging by the sales of his last album, Robin Thicke is probably pretty annoyed though.
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*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > it's the production elements ... that did for them. But you can't copyright "production". If you could, every house/techno producer would be suing each other as if they were Apple and Samsung.
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I thought the judgement was harsh. The arrangement is lifted from the Marvin Gaye track, but not the melody or chords/bassline - which is what the judgement was supposed to be based on.
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There's a teenage rapper called Chief Keef (honestly). He released a single that went something like "if you don't suck my dick I'll kill you". So, yeah, that's a good one.
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Grove tavern to reopen. Fact or fiction.
Jeremy replied to Chrishesketh's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Sorry. A charming stroll, taking you along 1km of one of SE London's premier 'A' roads, with sufficient gradient to feel that you've earned that morning croissant. -
keekybreeks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What do EDF women think about these? I think you'll find that the bitches know they want it.
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Grove tavern to reopen. Fact or fiction.
Jeremy replied to Chrishesketh's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
But it's just round the corner from a station, and the pubs/restaurants/shops of Tulse hill... -
Shite misogynistic lyrics. Crappy, boring, bland song. Why anyone would listen to this dross - let alone pay money for it - is totally beyond me.
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Grove tavern to reopen. Fact or fiction.
Jeremy replied to Chrishesketh's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wouldn't define an area which is next to Dulwich > Park and Sydenham Hill Woods as a "crappy area" Perfectly reasonable place to live (if you don't mind a hike to the train station). Crappy location for a pub. Especially for a big pub. -
Grove tavern to reopen. Fact or fiction.
Jeremy replied to Chrishesketh's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
To be fair... it is a crappy location. 1KM to the nearest high street, perched on a very busy intersection of the south circular. -
Probably 50/50 - rusty "skillz", and various editions of the game play a bit differently. Felt a right tool when I got totally thumped by Guile in round 2.
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I can pull off the moves (I always relied on a pretty basic set of moves anyway). But success always depended on second guessing the opponent, which was quite easy once you'd played it enough times.
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BTW - I considered myself reasonable good at SF2 back in the day, played in loads on the megadrive, completed a couple of the arcade versions with a single credit. But when I play it now in Four Quarters, I get my butt kicked and struggle to get past three or four levels. Why is this? Do different versions have totally different AI?
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I'm not sure it's over caution on the part of the restaurant... more likely that the burgers are not freshly made, so they know it's not safe.
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TBH I wouldn't have a problem paying ?75ph at Beast for a special occasion. But apparently things start getting really silly with the drinks http://www.standard.co.uk/goingout/restaurants/grace-dent-reviews-beast-9490877.html 2 cocktails ?29 Water ?14 2 Diet Cokes ?14 1 bottle of wine ?55