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'[I]f you have a catalog that's just perfect, people get bored of it.'

0h, absolutely. remember that i tried to put them out to the senate in the fall of �*69, and it was promised by senator fulbright, chairman of the foreign relations committee, that he would hold hearings. but he didnt. he didnt do it. in the end he didnt want to know. he backed off. senator mathias backed off. representative mccloskey in the house said he would do it, but he hadnt yet done it. so i was trying to get them out from about the time i read all of them. was it anger that drove you? ...

On the war. 0h, absolutely. remember that i tried to put them out to the senate in the fall of �*69, and it was promised by senator fulbright, chairman of the foreign relations committee, that he would hold hearings. but he didnt. he didnt do it. in the end he didnt want to know. he backed off. senator mathias backed off. representative mccloskey in the house said he would do it, but he hadnt yet done it. so i was trying to get them out from about the time i read all of them. was it anger that...

Clearly, they're in the minority with that one.

Say what you want about Metallica's widely-panned album St. Anger, but it's pretty cool that James Hetfield and the band have a sense of humor about the whole thing. Check out the crowd reacting to Hetfield's on-stage presentation.

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But he didnt. he didnt do it. he didnt want to know. he backed off. senator mathias backed off. representative mcclusky in the house said he would do it, but he hadnt yet done it. so i was trying to get them out from about the time i read all of them. was it anger that drove you when you read the pentagon papers? did you feel a real sense of anger that successive administrations hadnt really told the truth? hadn�*t fronted up about what was happening in vietnam? id been in the pentagon from �...

In the fall of �*69. and it was promised by senator fulbright, chairman of the foreign relations committee, that he would hold hearings. but he didnt. he didnt do it. he didnt want to know. he backed off. senator mathias backed off. representative mcclusky in the house said he would do it, but he hadnt yet done it. so i was trying to get them out from about the time i read all of them. was it anger that drove you when you read the pentagon papers? did you feel a real sense of anger that succes...