(idm) eMpTyV exposed for what it truly is

From WALTER
Sent Tue, Feb 24th 1998, 17:04

     DJ Kaper presents the following "Humour in a Jugular Vein" (c)1958 
     Madd Magazine.
     
     
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          The following post is not for the 'week of mind' or 
          die-hard MTV fans. This may offend those suffering
          from 'the sheep effect'.
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     From  http://www.fitshaced.com/3/mtv.html
     
     "Every major trend in music flows like diarrhea from the assholes at 
     MTV. The trend junkies hop on whatever bandwagon is around and 
     continue to change shirts along the way. The Marilyn Manson listeners 
     of today were into Green Day last year and Nirvana before that. Where 
     are the stars from last year? Who will remember No Doubt and Gwen 
     Stefani's gyrating navel next year? (No one but the Fitshaced staff, 
     because we have planned to have her head on a pole and sitting in 
     Fitshaced HQ before that time) Who will remember the vinyl pants, 
     silky smooth thighs, and pushed up cleavage of the Spice Girls next 
     year? Just look back on the old covers of MTV lapdog magazine, Rolling 
     Stone, and see how many faces you don't remember and think to 
     yourself, "Where the fuck are those guys now?" Fame is fleeting. Just 
     ask MC Hammer, Vanilla Ice, Snow, or Motley Crue. It makes no 
     difference what happens to these bands, at least not to MTV. The bands 
     merely serve as dollar signs and are yet another ploy to cash in and 
     sell to the young consumer. And let me tell you one thing about the 
     young consumers. Most of them do not have jobs, therefore guess who's 
     paying the corporate salaries at MTV. Guess who's paying for the MTV 
     Beach House and the centerfold VJs. Not the kids. The young consumers 
     are getting it from mommy and daddy who are getting it up the ass from 
     MTV and corporate America."
     
     
     
     Check it out: http://www.fitshaced.com/3/mtv.html  for the complete 
     article and the take on AMP. Don't fall of your couch.