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Very soulful, Jerry's bluesy riffs and solos Layne holding those very long notes with power. Not to mention those vocal harmonies. So much emotion in their music.

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It looks like the band didn't professionally film any of their prime Dirt era concerts in the early 90s. That's a bummer as I love Facelift and Dirt, two of my favourite albums of all time.

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I would have loved to have something with the quality of Live At The Moore.

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Is there any decent quality bootleg full concert from that era? Any recommendations?

He told the media that brown skinned Barnes and Chandler were his 'cousins'.

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That was his excuse for bringing them on tour.

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Media was growing and getting more invasive in the 90s so I guess he had to make up an excuse.

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Then some of his family started saying Omer Bhatti was his son. What a bullshitter he and his family were.

Been a fan of MJ since 1988 when I was 5. I bought the whole man child, asexual, 'I didn't have a childhood nonsense in the 90s and early 2000s.

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As a father of 2 young kids I'm absolutely shocked and disgusted that people accepted him sharing his bed with other's kids.

Which one do you think it was?

He never showed much if any guilt in 1993 and continued his deviant ways after.

Marlon Brando said MJ had no real emotions.

Digwa is an absolute moron like Ashby.

Did we do an Akhand Path for the girl he r@ped?

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I really like the look of the Forged Carbon PRX, I don't mind the rubber bracelet at all but do you think there's any chance they would release a model with a forged carbon bracelet or would it simply be too expensive for them?

The carbon bracelet on the Zenith Defy looked great.

They had a great rhythm despite the bleak lyrics.

Can't help but bop to the liked of Rain When I Die, Junkhead, Dirt.

Then on Facelift there's Put You Down, I Know Something, Real Thing.

Really groovy playing by Mike Starr and Sean Kinney. Jerry compliments them with his bluesy riffs and wah wah.