Aqualung...definite lifelong scarring...joking.....i really don't see the point in child proffing a playlist....they're gonna get to it eventually...you can't child proof the outside world....
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06-29-2009 01:27 AM #11XBOX Live Gamer Tag: BRKNSHDW
57 DLC + RB1
**some Expert on all instruments, some songs, obviously not**
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06-29-2009 02:04 AM #12Road Warrior
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Renaissance-Turn of the Cards most definitely.
There's no such thing as being too young to appreciate Annie Haslam!There's nothing like a crisis in mid-life.
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06-29-2009 02:10 AM #13Prog-nosticator
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Zakk!!!
you forgot Curved Air
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06-29-2009 02:12 AM #14Road Warrior
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Them too!
Originally Posted by a21schizoidman
And for something a bit more obscure, show him Solstice.
There's nothing like a crisis in mid-life.
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06-29-2009 11:42 AM #15GNR is not child safe. Originally Posted by Anthraxinsoup
Like, at all, outside of a few songs.a21:i broke my g-string fingering A minor
Fogey:C why you shouldn't Bdim. Rather B+. Now that would B#. Was it Ab min? Did you take her back to Db?
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06-29-2009 12:01 PM #16Washed Up
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I have yet to say The Flower Kings and Kansas, but they are pretty child-safe
"A culture's teachings, and most importantly, the nature of its people, achieve definition in conflict."
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06-29-2009 12:05 PM #17Washed Up
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Dream Theater
Queensryche
Rush
Redemption
Kamelot
Symphony X
Blind Guardian
Cynic
I consider these bands "child-safe".Guitar Covers Channel: www.youtube.com/user/MysticGuitar77
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06-29-2009 01:03 PM #18Washed Up
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If you are talking about Operation: Mindcrime in any way being "Child-Safe" I would love to hear your explanation Originally Posted by Mega-Tallica
"A culture's teachings, and most importantly, the nature of its people, achieve definition in conflict."
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06-29-2009 04:44 PM #19Washed Up
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I was just generally speaking, most Queensryche's material is pretty child safe. Originally Posted by Fizzeler
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06-29-2009 04:45 PM #20Road Warrior
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Most rock music tends to be about terrible teen-angst style love stories or rebellion in some form, and he will eventually get it. No point holding back, I'd say let him have access to whatever and learn things himself. Knee-jerk censorship is hardly useful, and in reality, wouldn't everyone rather their kid were the cool one everyone liked because they knew all about sex which is the first big thing kid really start to whisper about behind their parent's backs?
Well, everyone, prepare to have your guts kicked out by folk singers...
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