lyrics are something along the lines of go and get yourself a diamond ring or gotta get a diamond ring? it's popular and fairly new. Really fast.
Name and artist of a new popular rap/hip hop song about a diamond ring?
kanye west
diamonds
Reply:Actually, it says "Shake your tambourine go and...". The song is Tambourine, by Eve. When you listen to the song, it sounds like "get your diamond ring on".
Here are the lyrics: http://www.metrolyrics.com/tambourine-ly...
Hope it helped!
P.S. Why is it in the business and finance section?
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Does anyone know the name of a famous anti-communist comic book popular in the '50s?
I'm looking for information on a famous comic book or pamphlet that was published near the1950s that featured about 20 "points" against communism, each with an accompanying illustration. I remember that in one frame, the local commie chief forces people to be plumbers. I know that it's posted online, but I can't remember the name of it.
Does anyone know the name of a famous anti-communist comic book popular in the '50s?
Dramatizations of communist take-over were found in pamphlets and comics. One of the most famous of these comics, "Is this Tomorrow", showed the "Russians conquering and enslaving America." This fifty-two page, full-color comic book was published in 1947 by the Catechetical Guild Educational Society of St. Paul, Minnesota. It was originally sold for 10 cents a copy but was later distributed to many church groups. There were over four million copies in print.
Many other comics followed but none with the same success as the first "Is this Tomorrow".
There are various versions of this comic: the Australian version is black and white, with a colour cover. There was even a French-Canadian version, A Quand Notre Tour?
While comics were popular, other pamphlets and books also were produced in mass quantities. Books like "You can trust the Communists (to be Communist)" were published by the Christian Anti-communist Crusade (Schwarz). The book cover itself advertises, "over 1,000,000 copies in print." Books like this were not unfamiliar to the American public. This particular book, as well as many others, discussed the beliefs and practices of communism with their own particular spin, to accommodate their interests. For decades, top-selling books covered everything from Communist take over of American cities to what the communists are really up to and to how to protect yourself from the "reds."
Reply:Was it "This Godless Communism"? I'm wondering if it is by the description you gave! I hope this is what you were looking for! Good luck!
Does anyone know the name of a famous anti-communist comic book popular in the '50s?
Dramatizations of communist take-over were found in pamphlets and comics. One of the most famous of these comics, "Is this Tomorrow", showed the "Russians conquering and enslaving America." This fifty-two page, full-color comic book was published in 1947 by the Catechetical Guild Educational Society of St. Paul, Minnesota. It was originally sold for 10 cents a copy but was later distributed to many church groups. There were over four million copies in print.
Many other comics followed but none with the same success as the first "Is this Tomorrow".
There are various versions of this comic: the Australian version is black and white, with a colour cover. There was even a French-Canadian version, A Quand Notre Tour?
While comics were popular, other pamphlets and books also were produced in mass quantities. Books like "You can trust the Communists (to be Communist)" were published by the Christian Anti-communist Crusade (Schwarz). The book cover itself advertises, "over 1,000,000 copies in print." Books like this were not unfamiliar to the American public. This particular book, as well as many others, discussed the beliefs and practices of communism with their own particular spin, to accommodate their interests. For decades, top-selling books covered everything from Communist take over of American cities to what the communists are really up to and to how to protect yourself from the "reds."
Reply:Was it "This Godless Communism"? I'm wondering if it is by the description you gave! I hope this is what you were looking for! Good luck!
What is the name of the Bone Thugs track that uses a popular 80s song for its backing beat (NOT "HOME")?
I heard a song on XM a few nights ago by Bone Thugs n Harmony that uses an eighties (pop) song for its backing beat. I am familiar with "Home", and it is not that. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
What is the name of the Bone Thugs track that uses a popular 80s song for its backing beat (NOT "HOME")?
bone has used a lot of tracks from the 80's 70's (even older) for songs
krayzie bone has sampled a lot of stuff from 80's tracks... are you sure it was a bone thugs song or a krayzie bone song or another members track?
give a little more detail to what the song was and i might be able to help you out
What is the name of the Bone Thugs track that uses a popular 80s song for its backing beat (NOT "HOME")?
bone has used a lot of tracks from the 80's 70's (even older) for songs
krayzie bone has sampled a lot of stuff from 80's tracks... are you sure it was a bone thugs song or a krayzie bone song or another members track?
give a little more detail to what the song was and i might be able to help you out
Name and artist of a new popular rap/hip hop song about a diamond ring?
lyrics are something along the lines of go and get yourself a diamond ring or gotta get a diamond ring? it's popular and fairly new. Really fast.
Name and artist of a new popular rap/hip hop song about a diamond ring?
kanye west
diamonds
Reply:Actually, it says "Shake your tambourine go and...". The song is Tambourine, by Eve. When you listen to the song, it sounds like "get your diamond ring on".
Here are the lyrics: http://www.metrolyrics.com/tambourine-ly...
Hope it helped!
P.S. Why is it in the business and finance section?
wing chun
Name and artist of a new popular rap/hip hop song about a diamond ring?
kanye west
diamonds
Reply:Actually, it says "Shake your tambourine go and...". The song is Tambourine, by Eve. When you listen to the song, it sounds like "get your diamond ring on".
Here are the lyrics: http://www.metrolyrics.com/tambourine-ly...
Hope it helped!
P.S. Why is it in the business and finance section?
wing chun
Does anyone know the name of a famous anti-communist comic book popular in the '50s?
I'm looking for information on a famous comic book or pamphlet that was published near the1950s that featured about 20 "points" against communism, each with an accompanying illustration. I remember that in one frame, the local commie chief forces people to be plumbers. I know that it's posted online, but I can't remember the name of it.
Does anyone know the name of a famous anti-communist comic book popular in the '50s?
Dramatizations of communist take-over were found in pamphlets and comics. One of the most famous of these comics, "Is this Tomorrow", showed the "Russians conquering and enslaving America." This fifty-two page, full-color comic book was published in 1947 by the Catechetical Guild Educational Society of St. Paul, Minnesota. It was originally sold for 10 cents a copy but was later distributed to many church groups. There were over four million copies in print.
Many other comics followed but none with the same success as the first "Is this Tomorrow".
There are various versions of this comic: the Australian version is black and white, with a colour cover. There was even a French-Canadian version, A Quand Notre Tour?
While comics were popular, other pamphlets and books also were produced in mass quantities. Books like "You can trust the Communists (to be Communist)" were published by the Christian Anti-communist Crusade (Schwarz). The book cover itself advertises, "over 1,000,000 copies in print." Books like this were not unfamiliar to the American public. This particular book, as well as many others, discussed the beliefs and practices of communism with their own particular spin, to accommodate their interests. For decades, top-selling books covered everything from Communist take over of American cities to what the communists are really up to and to how to protect yourself from the "reds."
Reply:Was it "This Godless Communism"? I'm wondering if it is by the description you gave! I hope this is what you were looking for! Good luck!
Does anyone know the name of a famous anti-communist comic book popular in the '50s?
Dramatizations of communist take-over were found in pamphlets and comics. One of the most famous of these comics, "Is this Tomorrow", showed the "Russians conquering and enslaving America." This fifty-two page, full-color comic book was published in 1947 by the Catechetical Guild Educational Society of St. Paul, Minnesota. It was originally sold for 10 cents a copy but was later distributed to many church groups. There were over four million copies in print.
Many other comics followed but none with the same success as the first "Is this Tomorrow".
There are various versions of this comic: the Australian version is black and white, with a colour cover. There was even a French-Canadian version, A Quand Notre Tour?
While comics were popular, other pamphlets and books also were produced in mass quantities. Books like "You can trust the Communists (to be Communist)" were published by the Christian Anti-communist Crusade (Schwarz). The book cover itself advertises, "over 1,000,000 copies in print." Books like this were not unfamiliar to the American public. This particular book, as well as many others, discussed the beliefs and practices of communism with their own particular spin, to accommodate their interests. For decades, top-selling books covered everything from Communist take over of American cities to what the communists are really up to and to how to protect yourself from the "reds."
Reply:Was it "This Godless Communism"? I'm wondering if it is by the description you gave! I hope this is what you were looking for! Good luck!
Sunday, August 22, 2010
What is the name of the Bone Thugs track that uses a popular 80s song for its backing beat (NOT "HOME")?
I heard a song on XM a few nights ago by Bone Thugs n Harmony that uses an eighties (pop) song for its backing beat. I am familiar with "Home", and it is not that. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
What is the name of the Bone Thugs track that uses a popular 80s song for its backing beat (NOT "HOME")?
bone has used a lot of tracks from the 80's 70's (even older) for songs
krayzie bone has sampled a lot of stuff from 80's tracks... are you sure it was a bone thugs song or a krayzie bone song or another members track?
give a little more detail to what the song was and i might be able to help you out
What is the name of the Bone Thugs track that uses a popular 80s song for its backing beat (NOT "HOME")?
bone has used a lot of tracks from the 80's 70's (even older) for songs
krayzie bone has sampled a lot of stuff from 80's tracks... are you sure it was a bone thugs song or a krayzie bone song or another members track?
give a little more detail to what the song was and i might be able to help you out
What was the name of the paintball gun featured in Popular Science around a year ago?
the really sweet one.
What was the name of the paintball gun featured in Popular Science around a year ago?
i believe it was the tac-500. and it was crowd control pepper spray
Reply:probably a bob long intimidator
What was the name of the paintball gun featured in Popular Science around a year ago?
i believe it was the tac-500. and it was crowd control pepper spray
Reply:probably a bob long intimidator
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