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Snoop Dog

chook fowler
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Lets face it, Snoop is a good choice, will get those around the world to tune it to the performace, maybe not live but footage of it will go around. So putting the game on the world stage, sponsorship etc will geta boost.

I mean, if we wanted to entertain the crowd then we would go with Gutalax, Party cannon or Cannibal Corpse.

If we wanted to have everyone talking about if for years upon years we would have Gorgoroth, Marduk, Wiegedood or similar 😁

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    12 hours ago, chook fowler said:

    Can’t believe the AFL have chosen this despicable individual for the Grand Final at the cost of $5,000,000. Indefensible and a shocking decision.

    Not sure what Snoop Dogg has done for you to call him a despicable individual Chook. He has been a puplic figure for a long time and has had relatively little controvery for a Rapper who moved in the circles he did particularly in the 80s and 90s. He is also a family man with kids who has been married for more than 25 years and seems to keep his personal life separate to his public image.

    I think he is a great choice for the AFL. It will draw Internation interest to our game while providing a global stage to our local artists.

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    Wow, used to feel I was getting old, now I know I am. Who the hell is Snoop Dogg?

    But then again I never heard of Taylor Swift until she toured in Australia the other year.

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    14 minutes ago, Wodja said:

    Wow, used to feel I was getting old, now I know I am. Who the hell is Snoop Dogg?

    But then again I never heard of Taylor Swift until she toured in Australia the other year.

    He released his first single in 1993!

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    4 minutes ago, roy11 said:

    He released his first single in 1993!

    Maybe Wiodja was old in 1993.

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    2 minutes ago, binman said:

    Maybe Wiodja was old in 1993.

    If I was old in 1993 I am most certainly now the ‘living dead’. So sad.

    (Still couldn’t name one of his songs now to save my life).

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    13 hours ago, In Harmes Way said:

    I was at the Grannie that Robbie Williams sang at, it was the highlight of the day. Don’t know any of Snoop’s stuff, but he’d have to be better than Meatloaf.

    Especially now!

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    4 minutes ago, Wodja said:

    If I was old in 1993 I am most certainly now the ‘living dead’. So sad.

    (Still couldn’t name one of his songs now to save my life).

    Drop It Like It's Hot - also unfortunately this year's instructions from our skills coach.

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    The prescient Patti Page paid tribute to Snoop 18 years before he was even born.

    Edited by Demonstone

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    Is he bringing along Martha Stewart for a duet ??

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    A new low even for the AFL

    Holy cow, how hard is it to showcase local (cheaper) acts

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    1 hour ago, Gorgoroth said:

    Lets face it, Snoop is a good choice, will get those around the world to tune it to the performace, maybe not live but footage of it will go around. So putting the game on the world stage, sponsorship etc will geta boost.

    I mean, if we wanted to entertain the crowd then we would go with Gutalax, Party cannon or Cannibal Corpse.

    If we wanted to have everyone talking about if for years upon years we would have Gorgoroth, Marduk, Wiegedood or similar 😁

    Yep, grandad still talks about how Dick Reynolds almost tripped over Cannibal Corpse coming back onto the ground after half time when he was a kid.

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    12 minutes ago, Go Ds said:

    Yep, grandad still talks about how Dick Reynolds almost tripped over Cannibal Corpse coming back onto the ground after half time when he was a kid.

    That would have been with Barnes as singer, not Corpsegrinder? So around tomb of the mutilated or eaten back to life records...

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    Just to highlight the Snoop DoGG impart.

    Public radio in NZ (national radio equivalent to the ABC) ran with that on the morning news.

    Shows the reach that the DoGG can get in a country that doesn't give a rats @$#% about AFL

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    2 hours ago, Wodja said:

    Wow, used to feel I was getting old, now I know I am. Who the hell is Snoop Dogg?

    But then again I never heard of Taylor Swift until she toured in Australia the other year.

    Good to listen to with the sound turned off.

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    1 hour ago, Gorgoroth said:

    That w Iould have been with Barnes as singer, not Corpsegrinder? So around tomb of the mutilated or eaten back to life records...

    Dunno. Grandad went deaf round 1960. We're not sure why.

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    7 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Boomer: I’m not racist. But. Why can’t we have a white-middle-aged-to-older Aussie act?

    That's a bit of a stretch! Some Australians would have listened to Aussie bands for decades (which apart from indigenous artists and some bands like Regurgitator and Temper Trap rarely have non-Anglo-Saxon members) and their idea of foreign cuisine are dim Sims or Hawaiian pizzas. It doesn't mean they necessarily hate other races. I can always understand supporting local industries, including music.

    Anyway, while I hate how many stop listening to new music in their 20's and many radio stations seem to have done the equivalent I'm sure plenty of the fuddy duddies would be a lot more tolerant of race than you say

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    15 minutes ago, Go Ds said:

    Dunno. Grandad went deaf round 1960. We're not sure why.

    Took me untill 1975 and 10 years of standing too close to large music speakers

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    1 minute ago, 640MD said:

    Took me untill 1975 and 10 years of standing too close to large music speakers

    At least you've never had to listen to Brian Taylor.

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    25 minutes ago, Go Ds said:

    That's a bit of a stretch! Some Australians would have listened to Aussie bands for decades (which apart from indigenous artists and some bands like Regurgitator and Temper Trap rarely have non-Anglo-Saxon members) and their idea of foreign cuisine are dim Sims or Hawaiian pizzas. It doesn't mean they necessarily hate other races. I can always understand supporting local industries, including music.

    Anyway, while I hate how many stop listening to new music in their 20's and many radio stations seem to have done the equivalent I'm sure plenty of the fuddy duddies would be a lot more tolerant of race than you say

    Love me some Regurgitator. And Superjesus.

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    1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Love me some Regurgitator. And Superjesus.

    I'd love to see the 'gurge bring someone like Eddie or Tom Morris up on stage and serenade them with I Sucked _____ _____ ____ ___ To Get Where I Am!

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