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HES SO MOM HES SO MOM HES SO MOM

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The History Of Rock 1967 The Monkees, page 33.

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i tried

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Ayreon plushie I made for class! Along with some not so organized notes because the teacher wanted me to show my progress

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here’s my list of classic rockers who i think would be transvestigated if they’d gotten popular today:

- paul mccartney

- mick jagger (i mean come on look at his waist)

- one of the davies. idc which.

- pete townshend (im a boy? 🤔🤔🤔)

- brian jones

rb this with your takes/additions

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"Obviously I experimented with my sexuality, being an inquisitive young man," Dave says matter-of-factly. "I wanted to know what was going on when I was young, and I still do; I'm still very curious about world events and new things. And sometimes we have to find out about these things, and sometimes we don't even know at first. That time in the '60s was a big opportunity for finding out things, experimenting with sound, with painting, with movies

— with sex! It's like all these opportunities suddenly reared their head. You have to remember that there had been some really rigid concepts in place at the time, and that was a bit of a worry. There were a lot of people that didn't like 'camp, a flamboyant way of experimenting with your sexuality or however you want to be. But in my case, I experimented. I had male friends — that I stayed friends with — that I had male-to male adventures with."

In Living on a Thin Line, Dave confesses that he eventually realized he was being "dishonest" to lead on male lovers who "considered themselves gay" and

"wanted commitment beyond sex," but he also writes,

"The most important thing I learned is sensitivity.

Men have feelings too and no one should ever make fun of people's emotions. I was flamboyant and cocky, and f***ing around with a sweet guy was fun.

Maybe he kissed nice and I enjoyed the way he touched me. ... My dad had grown up at the tail end of that era when a man had to be 'a man', but I had learned not necessarily. My dad ended up nurturing flowers, and I nurtured sounds and feelings. Men can be nurturing without having to sleep with each other."

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they didnt even kick zak starkey out of the who

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The Source characters in order of appearance.

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Was way too pissed off at how this photo was like, chopped up in pieces, so I decided to make it whole to the best of my ability!

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In the days of the knights ⚔️

CONGRATS SIR ARJEN

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👀👀👀

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Let me introduce to you- the one and only billy preston !!!