Scientology used Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody to allegedly torture members.

[QUOTE] [b]matt z wrote:[/b]

Funny. I always thought the operatic part of the song was an aural reenactment of a family argument (culture, religion, child coming of age - I.e. kinda torturous)

I hear ya about ANY song repeated over and over. It is a form of deprivation and torture.


I've always wanted to play "What's new pussycat?" Over and over on a jukebox. Maybe 4 times at first, followed by "She's a Lady" then right BACK to "What's new pussycat? "


go try it somewhere and see if people don't get disturbed.

At the second time people are annoyed
The third time, people realize something is wrong and get very agitated, one or two people audibly yell curses
The FOURTH time someone consults the owner "what the fuck is going on here? !"

Then when the DIFFERENT Tom Jones song comes up, people get mild relief that it COULD HAVE BEEN a mistake!

But when that FIFTH one chimes in, I can GUARANTEE you something gets broken.


Oh and btw. I've known people who've either been in scientology or worked it's peripherals. They've seen all kinds of crazy cultish shit. Including children mopping several floors of halls with tiny brushes.

I'll have to check the doc out. I know it's all a subjective form of conditioning like most creepy cults do to reduce resistance[/QUOTE]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rqQujx9vk0

[QUOTE] [b]Jimmy Dean wrote:[/b]

George Michael - Amazing on repeat for an 8 hour day.

I lived it for a week. Maybe not on repeat, but someone kept a local radio station on all day with that fucking song playing once every half hour. I'm not exaggerating. Heard it 16 times a day, 5 days straight. White collar torture.[/QUOTE]

Just listened to it (again? ...)
don't remember that song but it sounds like the well was completely dry.


I feel sorry for you. AMAZING is anything but. Wow.


Listen without prejudice?

That must have been crucial information to selling more than a couple hundred dedicated fan copies.

Wow

I'm familiar with the golden era GM. Not this destroyed and abandoned Detroit version of GM.


You can almost smell the foreclosed houses smoldering

[QUOTE] [b]matt z wrote:[/b]


I'm familiar with the golden era GM. Not this destroyed and abandoned Detroit version of GM.


You can almost smell the foreclosed houses smoldering[/QUOTE]

Is there any topic that people cant work a Detroit reference into????? Geez........lol

Just trying to be clever. Cross pollination. George Michael joke. General motors joke

not even when it's Fukuoka 1979?