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I don't wanna actually read this book. Could you guys pump this thread full of spoilers and tell me what the hell the secret is? |
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you ever hear of the band, Foghat? |
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Foghat specialized in a simple, hard-rocking blues-rock, releasing a series of best-selling albums in the mid-'70s. While the group never deviated from their basic boogie, they retained a large audience until 1978, selling out concerts across America and earning five gold albums, as well as two platinum. Once punk and disco came along, the band's audience dipped dramatically, yet the group continued performing until 1980. With its straight-ahead, three-chord romps, the band's sound was American in origin, yet the members were all natives of England. Guitarist/vocalist "Lonesome" Dave Peverett, bassist Tony Stevens, and drummer Roger Earl were members of the British blues band Savoy Brown, who all left the group in the summer of 1972 and it became an album rock hit; a cover of Willie Dixon's "I Just Want to Make Love to You" even made it to the lower regions of the singles charts. For their next album, the group didn't change their formula at all ? in fact, they didn't even change the title of the album. Like the first record, the second was called Foghat; it was distinguished by a picture of a rock and a roll on the front cover. Foghat's second album was their first gold record, and it established them as a popular arena rock act. Their next six albums ? Energized (1974), Rock and Roll blah blah blah then In the early '80s, Foghat's commercial fortunes declined rapidly, with their last album, 1983's Zig-Zag Walk, barely making the album charts. The group broke up shortly afterward, although they reunited for various tours in the late '80s and early '90s, releasing Road Cases in 1998. Peverett died of cancer on February 7, 2000. I am a cut and pasting legend. |
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Yuo = Teh Foghat |
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I don't get it. |
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thaught u were talkin about the Da vinci Virus from Hackers... |
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sounds like a bunch of crap to me. |
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savoy brown train to nowhere now you're talkin my language |
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I have no idea what that code is, but leonardo da vinci is the awesome!!11 as otto von schirach. |
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the code is from the book go read it tardblog |
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its about how mary magdalen (sp?) was in da vinci's "last supper" painting, and that jesus was married to her. something like that. if you do an internet search on it there's a lot of sites dedicated to it. |
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