Jay2U
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On the contrary, they get money from our uploads. "Monetized in some territories" Here's a useful link: YouTubes Music Policies directory
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Many of my videos have been blocked for a few years already. I can play them, provided I'm logged in. When not logged in, I can't play them. Ramones covers are blocked for almost 100%, just like AC/DC and The Sweet.
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The bastards blocked your video in my country, which happens more often nowadays.
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Xmas Has Been X'ed by NOFX. Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas, whatever you prefer.
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Crimson Ghost - Misfits, lots of compression 😉
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"The ancient ones crawl from their tombs in the pyramids on the moon". Pyramids by The Lillingtons.
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Lucky Guy - The Muffs. In memory of Kim Shattuck, co-founder of The Muffs, who sadly passed away in October 2019, at the age of 56.
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More Jasons stuff. Now with a compilation of fight scenes from the TV series Bottom in the background.
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The opening song of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, covered by Misfits (and me).
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Great! In some aspects better than the original. 😎
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We're Gonna Kill That Girl - The Jasons, a parody on You're Gonna Kill That Girl by The Ramones.
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Children in Heat was published in 1995, on the album Collection II, also known as Misfits II.
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Happy Halloween!!! 😈
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Nice alternative birthday song...
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We're Not Gonna Take It - The Huntingtons, a slightly punkified version of Twisted Sister's original.
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Great to see (and hear) you on this forum, wombatboter! 👍😎
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Misfits again: Where Eagles Dare. A song about red light districts...
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I really like these slightly chaotic Misfits productions. 😊
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A song about 20 creepy eyes...
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In the Basement by Teenage Bottlerocket
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Laser Eye by Misfits
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Great song. I covered it almost three years ago...
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Island of Misfit Toys, by Misfits of course. 🙂
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I listened to this song a while ago and rediscovered that epic bass.
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My bassist of choice is Dennis Dunaway, bassist for Alice Cooper. Listening to those very present, yet so well balanced, flawlessly played bass lines, is a real treat, time after time.
