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03/11/09
[ronwinter.tv]
...Maybe not.
03/11/09
(My wife, I just discovered, hates it however.)
03/11/09
(who, FYI, will be doing the soundtrack for the new Tron movie)
03/12/09
03/12/09
The button I believe you are looking for is the "Add Kanye to Make the Song Also Good But In A Slightly Different Way" button. And only the guys from Daft Punk have access to it.
03/12/09
03/12/09
Where I have my opinion, and here is where I am not stating a fact, is that adding the words "isotoner" and "appollonia" to an amazing song did nothing but reduce its quality.
Do I think that every artist hits a home run every time with all of their decisions? No. I think letting Kanye use the song was a misstep, but it doesn't mean that both of them don't have other great songs.
I also thinking letting Busta Rhymes poop on Technologic was bad as well.