<< I noesch, dey brokesch my schpeksch :(

Hey son

Daddy!

Someone else adopted me too, i'm split between families...

I'll fight for custody.

I don't know who adopted me...
/goes to take a look

But mummy's hawt :amaze:

stop the gaylove fest.

Anyone know of any good songs (suitable to play for a class presentation) about the genocides in Sudan/Rwanda?

Rancid - Rwanda?

Maybe not. It rocks though, and has a suiting name.

[QUOTE=dislocated214]Anyone know of any good songs (suitable to play for a class presentation) about the genocides in Sudan/Rwanda?[/QUOTE]

I was thinking adagio for strings (from Platoon) but thats been way overdone.
Hmm... Hallelujah, Jeff Buckley version?

Butch up people, butch up.

Not one but [i]two[/i] new reviews up today!

Admittedly my Alanis one was just reposted, but check out my Mercury Rev one:

[url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/album.php?reviewid=1877&genreid=23[/url]

I went to my school's radio station today and found out that there's a weekly show called "The Truth" where they play almost every genre of music you can stomach. I heard "Master of Puppets," Ray Charles, some early 90s gangsta rap, AC/DC, "Bark at the Moon," and some indie rock band I was unable to identify and you'd probably all smack your heads and groan if you heard it because it's probably obvious to many of you. Anyway, all the other radio shows are pretty rigidly structured by genre, and I was pleased to hear one with fewer boundaries.

When I get a radio show at university, that's what it's gonna be like.

And I'm gonna broadcast it online and force you all to listen to it.

I'm generally not a big Coltrane fan, and certainly not much of a Trane endorser, but the album pictured in my avatar has really siezed my attention. It also has quite a pretty cover.

[QUOTE=Iai]When I get a radio show at university, that's what it's gonna be like.

And I'm gonna broadcast it online and force you all to listen to it.[/QUOTE]

Then I'm going to request "That APC song, y'know... Imagine! Yeah that's it!"

:evil:


Nice avatar Zapp, as always. Very cool.

[QUOTE=YDload]Then I'm going to request "That APC song, y'know... Imagine! Yeah that's it!"

:evil:[/QUOTE]
:lol:

At this point, I will be forced to declare to the whole campus that you just got neg rep'd.

[QUOTE=Scott Herren]Oh, and who likes my new avatar?[/QUOTE]
It's good. You should fix the blurriness, though.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I'm generally not a big Coltrane fan, and certainly not much of a Trane endorser, but the album pictured in my avatar has really siezed my attention. It also has quite a pretty cover.[/QUOTE]

I always thought you were a huge Coltrane fan...

heh.

[QUOTE=Iai]When I get a radio show at university, that's what it's gonna be like.

And I'm gonna broadcast it online and force you all to listen to it.[/QUOTE]

Do you know which university you're going to yet?

Or even, does anyone else know what university he'll be going to?

NP Oasis - D'You Know What I Mean?

/best Oasis song

"Alt/Indie Band Archives Thread"(includes recommendations stuff): useful or fruitless? Expand your horizons is pretty much dead..

Nah man, it's either Shakermaker or Slide Away.

edit: to Bartender

[QUOTE=Happymeal]"Alt/Indie Band Archives Thread"(includes recommendations stuff): useful or fruitless? Expand your horizons is pretty much dead..[/QUOTE]
"Expand your horizons" is pretty much the same as "What I've been diggin'..." We need to give 'er the boot!

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]"Expand your horizons" is pretty much the same as "What I've been diggin'..." We need to give 'er the boot![/QUOTE]I haven't done this in a while so......

*puts it in Ryan's butt*

God, I miss the old times.

Yeah, I never go into pop-punk anymore. We used to reign supreme in there!

anyone here know anything about playing a/the tabla??

I got a friend who's a Sikh and he plays like mad. I'll ask him what it entails, since all I know about it is that it sounds impossibly difficult.

I play pool on a table.

[QUOTE=IhateUsernames]Yeah, I never go into pop-punk anymore. We used to reign supreme in there![/QUOTE]I know. I've kind of calmed down. I'm not the posting fiend I once was.

Hey, hey, guess what?

I saw Herbie Hancock.