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OKC’s musical freak legends The Flaming Lips will be headlining the 2010 Green Man Festival (at least the part on Saturday night). I’ve seen the Lips twice, both times on the early to mid 90s.

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Oklahoma Lefty: The Flaming Lips to Headline the Green Man Festival

For the 00s I think that the band that truly set the standard for all others was the Dropkick Murphys . Instead of going on and on about how great this band is, I think I’ll let their music speak for itself.

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The Band of the Decade: Dropkick Murphys

Ben Weasel takes on the Khalid Sheikh Mohammed trial in the post Obama on KSM as a Criminal Defendant. Money Quote –. The President apparently believes that objections to criminal trials for terrorists can be chalked up to simple …

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Oklahoma Lefty: Ben Weasel on the KSM Trial

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