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The lead signer/guitar player is excellent as well:
Added to Bookmarks. I'll never understand how a tight drummer can play and sing @ the same time and not have a quivering intermittent voice that is interrupted by her physical output while drumming.
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Their new album, Keep Me Fed, was released this week, I picked mine up yesterday, very good
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Yeh, I just read that about them. I was also surprised they were from Mexico as I did not detect any accent when they speak.
This community consists of so many horny old men, oblivious of their creepiness.Been following these gals for a while, easy on the eyes and ears!
No doubt, audiophilia is largely a sausage fest. On the other hand,, these gals play awesome music and put on a great show at the same time. Horny old men do buy tickets otoh.
Yes, it often looks like a clusterf*ck of aging ephebophiles. Always off-putting.
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So we should feel bad because the musicians are really good and look good too? The ladies weren't complaining about how Robert Plant dressed/looked on stage in the early days of Led Zeppelin. Quite the reverse. These ladies aren't dressing in skin tight leather pants because they don't want men to notice.
You don't think it would get a little tiresome if every time Zeppelin were mentioned on this site someone commented on the size of Plant's package?
So that's alright then 'cause they were asking for it ...?
OTOH hard to watch and not notice what he wants you to....maybe how much you want to.
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No not really if there were women commenting on it.
Asking for men's attention? Yes absolutely they are.
I know this is a somewhat hopeless discussion here, but people dress for many reasons, often simply to feel good themselves (in daily life or as performers). Your attention may or may not not be the object or desired outcome. Performers are likely to want to look good on stage, but that doesn't necessarily correlate with a desire to be objectified.
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