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if you were to name ONE thing that perfectly symbolizes house music
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hasbone
what would it be?

a 303? chicago skyline? a pair of 1200s?
Domesticated
A sweaty black dude wearing frayed denim shorts and a wifebeater.
nefardec
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A sweaty black dude wearing frayed denim shorts and a wifebeater.



haha i was going to say 'big black dick'


Zyklon_Jay
i gotta have more cowbell.
enydo
Black people.
Scoops
Larry Levan shooting Herion in his arm
Zyklon_Jay
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Originally posted by Scoops
Larry Levan shooting Herion in his arm


right before his hot beef injection:p
sg_57
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Originally posted by Scoops Larry Levan shooting Herion in his arm


Did you mean 'in her arm'?

Here's the obituary:

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Jacqueline Herion

Herion, Jacqueline Wilcox Jacqueline Wilcox Herion passed away after a long illness due to being shot in the arm on Feb 14, 2011. She was born on October 10, 1942 in Cuero TX. A lifelong Dallas resident, she graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in 1960 and later attended Southern Methodist University and The Paradise Garage. She was predeceased by her parents Lloyd and Sonia Wilcox. She is survived by her children Leslie and husband Kevin Bigott and their children Bailey and Reese, her daughter Meredith Gorham and son Dr. Chris Gorham. She is also survived by her brother Gary Wilcox, nephew Craig and his wife Shannon, great nieces Madison, Taylor and special friend and former husband Dr. Joe Gorham. The family would also like to thank LifeCare Hospital of Dallas for their care during her last days. A small family memorial service will be planned for the future. In lieu of gifts and flowers, please send donations to the SPCA of TX.
Ted Promo
a gay mulatto couple breaking out of their shell for one night and one night only in a temporary hedonist binge
bamski
DJ Hans Overlander

KilldaDJ
Trance-MB
Not perfect, but I had to think of this: SMILEY (Acid-House)

In 1989 the Turn Up The Bass series started with a smiley on the cover: http://www.discogs.com/Various-Turn...-1/release/6410

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