[QUOTE=RNR]wtf are yall talkin' 'bout? :amaze:

edit: oh, right. Okies :).[/QUOTE]

:lol: :lol:

Here's the pic of the tat.


[url]http://www.stallonezone.com/022003tyson.jpg[/url]

Whoa, Pelican sounds more like post rock than metal.

Edit: Oh, they sound metal in this other song.

Fuc[size=2]king experimental bands all fu[/size]cking with the... fu[size=2]ck.[/size]

trying to memorize 13 songs in 3 days is a friggin chore.


I got about 4 of em down solid, and can BS another 6 of em. If they give me sh!t tonight at band practice, ima tell em to FU*K OFF




so how is everyone?

Haha.. 13 songs is a lot though.

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]trying to memorize 13 songs in 3 days is a friggin chore.


I got about 4 of em down solid, and can BS another 6 of em. If they give me sh!t tonight at band practice, ima tell em to FU*K OFF




so how is everyone?[/QUOTE]

What songs are they? Whats the name of your band?

[QUOTE=blue3]Haha.. 13 songs is a lot though.[/QUOTE]


yea, i wouldnt say its OVERWHELMING, considering the simplicity of some of the songs, but it just blows because 1/2 of them I haven't heard for YEARS, and the other 1/2 i've never even heard before.



I figure I'll just bull sh!t the parts I dont remember or whatever



edit :


1. Audio Slave - What you are
2. Green Day - Holiday
3. Metallica - Bell Tolls
4. Lit - My own Worst Enemy
5. Weezer - Undone
6. Sabbath - Paranoid (more like the Megadeth version)
7. Whitestipes - Seven Nation Army
8. Shinedown - Save me
9. Smashing Pumpkins - Zero
10. Manson - Beautiful People
11. Chains - We Die Young
12. Rage - Killing in the name of
13. Trapt - Still Frame


im not sure what the name of the band is. I just joined Saturday

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]yea, i wouldnt say its OVERWHELMING, considering the simplicity of some of the songs, but it just blows because 1/2 of them I haven't heard for YEARS, and the other 1/2 i've never even heard before.



I figure I'll just bull sh!t the parts I dont remember or whatever



edit :


1. Audio Slave - What you are
2. [B]Green Day - Holiday[/B]
3. Metallica - Bell Tolls
4. Lit - My own Worst Enemy
5. Weezer - Undone
6. Sabbath - Paranoid (more like the Megadeth version)
7. [B]Whitestipes - Seven Nation Army[/B]
8. Shinedown - Save me
9. [B]Smashing Pumpkins - Zero[/B]
10. [B]Manson - Beautiful People[/B]
11. Chains - We Die Young
12. Rage - Killing in the name of
13. Trapt - Still Frame


im not sure what the name of the band is. I just joined Saturday[/QUOTE]

They are the four you can play solidly. amirite.

EDIT: BTW interesting fact-Daniel Erlandsson (arch enemys drummer) is brothers with Adrian Erlandsson (Cradle Of Filths drummer). I thought it was cool cause i like both bands ALOT.

no, not at all, but thanks for the cofindence



the songs I have DOWN are ones I've heard before



Rage
Weezer
Sabbath


the manson song is too easy not to pick up right away

that Lit song is pretty friggin simple, but surprisingly, the Green Day song has more chords then then any 3 of those songs combined

A lot of those songs are very easy to play and remember, so you might just be able to pull it off in three days.

I wouldnt have thought Sabbath.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]A lot of those songs are very easy to play and remember, so you might just be able to pull it off in three days.[/QUOTE]



yea, i mean i can play all the parts and what not...



its remember the changes that really hurts me. If I were familiar with the songs previously, it would be a walk in the park.


I had em on repeat for a while to get semi-acquainted with em, but i realize it will take about a week



edit: that Sabbath solo is easy as hell too man. I elaborate a bit more, cause i hate the feel on HIS version

Yeah, that sabbath song is very simplistic, bar the solo, which I haven't really tried, so I can't really say.

NP: Joy Division - Twenty Four Hours

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Yeah, that sabbath song is very simplistic, bar the solo, which I haven't really tried, so I can't really say.

NP: Joy Division - Twenty Four Hours[/QUOTE]



well, the first audition/practice, i worked on the solo for maybe 10 minutes prior.


I fudged it for the other rhythm player. I realized i butchered it, but all he said was "yea, thats it, except for the one part it ...."


I then learned, that I am able to fool everyone easier then myself, which is a good thing i guess. Its better to be harder on yourself to get it to sound perfect, rather then someone else needing to keep ya in line

Or maybe he realized you butchered it, but didn't know you well enough to say "wow, that sucked".

[QUOTE=toaster135]Or maybe he realized you butchered it, but didn't know you well enough to say "wow, that sucked".[/QUOTE]


nah man, i heard him play


he gots nothing on me

Urgh, finished my Chem midterm. Hello, low grade. :mad: :mad:

I missed my time for recording my music GCSE. Goodbye good grade. (Unless I can get it another day).

i REFUSE to look at another fukking tab for 2 days

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Don't forget, you're talking to a guy who learned early on that women are very nearly psychic.

Though in reality, I may want to take it easy on my usual black sense of humor for the first day or two. I have a tendency to let that come on a little strong at time.[/QUOTE]
[/Bump covo]


Yeah same here, when I get to know girls, I get really talkative and pally. The way I talk to them is the same as I talk to some of my mates, I.E. I'll lightly insult them, and my self of course.

But yeah, I have to try and keep it a bit low at times. :p

Just got back from Japanese history class. It'll take some time to understand the professor's accent, but he's a pretty cool guy nonetheless. Toward the end of class, he told us some rather interesting stories about the culture shock he and his family went through when they first moved to America in the 60's.

The most amusing was probably when they went to a hardware store looking for sponges, but didn't know what to call them, so they ended up describing them as "rubbers."

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Just got back from Japanese history class. It'll take some time to understand the professor's accent, but he's a pretty cool guy nonetheless. Toward the end of class, he told us some rather interesting stories about the culture shock he and his family went through when they first moved to America in the 60's.

The most amusing was probably when they went to a hardware store looking for sponges, but didn't know what to call them, so they ended up describing them as "rubbers."[/QUOTE]


That sounds like an intersting class. What are you majoring in?

NP: Opeth - Bleak

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Just got back from Japanese history class. It'll take some time to understand the professor's accent, but he's a pretty cool guy nonetheless. Toward the end of class, he told us some rather interesting stories about the culture shock he and his family went through when they first moved to America in the 60's.

The most amusing was probably when they went to a hardware store looking for sponges, but didn't know what to call them, so they ended up describing them as "rubbers."[/QUOTE]
:lol:, that sounds classic.


Japanese people, in my experience, are all strangely friendly and funny.:p

that is weird...



are you talking "sponges" like in that seinfeld episode?



If so, PRICELESS

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]that is weird...



are you talking "sponges" like in that seinfeld episode?



If so, PRICELESS[/QUOTE]

That would be great.

[QUOTE=IAJP][/Bump covo]


Yeah same here, when I get to know girls, I get really talkative and pally. The way I talk to them is the same as I talk to some of my mates, I.E. I'll lightly insult them, and my self of course.

But yeah, I have to try and keep it a bit low at times. :p[/QUOTE]

My problem isn't so much being pally... It's more that a lot of people these days are still too uptight in public to realize that other people's pain is funny. I have a rather black sense of humor seasoned with a hefty dose of sarcasm. And while I've got a pretty quick wit, I tend to lose track of moderation and lay it on pretty thick. I have to keep checking myself to see that I don't ramble about some joke that essentially boils down to "blood is funny."

[QUOTE=GenuineImitation]That sounds like an intersting class. What are you majoring in?

NP: Opeth - Bleak[/QUOTE]

Communication. Closest I could get to a film major.

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]that is weird...



are you talking "sponges" like in that seinfeld episode?



If so, PRICELESS[/QUOTE]

I never saw that episode.

[QUOTE=Steerpike]My problem isn't so much being pally... It's more that a lot of people these days are still too uptight in public to realize that other people's pain is funny. I have a rather black sense of humor seasoned with a hefty dose of sarcasm. And while I've got a pretty quick wit, I tend to lose track of moderation and lay it on pretty thick. I have to keep checking myself to see that I don't ramble about some joke that essentially boils down to "blood is funny."
[/QUOTE]
If that's true, then I'm pretty sure me and you would be friends in real life. My sense of humour is obscure, I can laugh at some things that aren't funny, but when it comes down to it, life is for living, and maybe insulting someone else because of their actions could be viewed as wrong by some people, but I'm not gonna stop doing it. :p

Ooh I can't get over how cold it is, my fingers don't move properly.

I wish I wasn't ill. Then I could go play in the cold.

It's weird actually. Me, my sisters and my mate were all sick today. We've also all had swimming at school during the past week.

It's oddly warm for January here...stupid global warming. Bad for fat people.

See, I like dark humor...but "blood is funny?" That intrigues me...

[QUOTE=IAJP]If that's true, then I'm pretty sure me and you would be friends in real life. My sense of humour is obscure, I can laugh at some things that aren't funny, but when it comes down to it, life is for living, and maybe insulting someone else because of their actions could be viewed as wrong by some people, but I'm not gonna stop doing it. :p[/QUOTE]

Yeah, we'd probably be friends. A lot of my friends in real life have pretty unusual senses of humor as well. One guy just says the most vulgar things he can think of until people laugh.

Recently at a party he met a guy through one of his friends who said "There's nothing anybody can say that I coudln't come up with a response to."

Taking that as a personal challenge, my friend walks up to the guy, puts his arm around his shoulders and says, "You know what, bro? I once f[size=2]u[/size]cked a donkey for a nickle." He then winked, clicked his tongue, and walked off.

The guy just stood there in silence for a moment and finally said, "Okay, you got me on that one."

I just found out I owe the library 90 dollars in late fees.

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Yeah, we'd probably be friends. A lot of my friends in real life have pretty unusual senses of humor as well. One guy just says the most vulgar things he can think of until people laugh.

Recently at a party he met a guy through one of his friends who said "There's nothing anybody can say that I coudln't come up with a response to."

Taking that as a personal challenge, my friend walks up to the guy, puts his arm around his shoulders and says, "You know what, bro? I once f[size=2]u[/size]cked a donkey for a nickle." He then winked, clicked his tongue, and walked off.

The guy just stood there in silence for a moment and finally said, "Okay, you got me on that one."[/QUOTE]
:lol:!

Some of my friends are like that, we recorded over 30 minutes worth of audio from my friends and I making up songs about a boy in our school.

"Hey Alan, you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind..HEY ALAN"

"Alan will..Alan will..Rock You!"

:p

[QUOTE=GenuineImitation]I just found out I owe the library 90 dollars in late fees.[/QUOTE]
:lol:
You going to pay them back anytime soon?

[QUOTE=IAJP]:lol:!

Some of my friends are like that, we recorded over 30 minutes worth of audio from my friends and I making up songs about a boy in our school.

"Hey Alan, you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind..HEY ALAN"

"Alan will..Alan will..Rock You!"

:p[/QUOTE]

One of the guys in our movie played an obnoxious roommate. He improvved a bunch of lyrics for us for a couple scenes. For the first scene with that, he said "Give me a topic."

I picked a random word off the top of my head. "Soup."

On the spot, he made up a two-chord, three-minute long song about a telephone conversation with a girl in Japan and eating soup with chopsticks.

When he improvved the ending credits music, he just sang out a recap of the movie in the goofiest way he could. Our music guy just put together a four-bar rhythm combo and layered it under the singing because that was the only way he could possibly work with it, it was so out of time.

[QUOTE=Happy]:lol:
You going to pay them back anytime soon?[/QUOTE]

No. My friend works there so he is going to try and clear it from the system. If he cant clear it, I will just use my schools library until I graduate in June. They wont be seeing a penny from me.

that kinda sounds like me Steerpike...



the only way i CAN sing and play is too make up weird sh!t and just go with it.


Not sure why really

[QUOTE=GenuineImitation]No. My friend works there so he is going to try and clear it from the system. If he cant clear it, I will just use my schools library until I graduate in June. They wont be seeing a penny from me.[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

My family's like that. Only we stopped going to that library because one of our foster greyhounds had a case of explosive diarrhea all over one of the books my sister checked out.

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]that kinda sounds like me Steerpike...



the only way i CAN sing and play is too make up weird sh!t and just go with it.


Not sure why really[/QUOTE]

Sometimes the best stuff in the world is half-[size=2]a[/size]ssed.

[QUOTE=Steerpike]:thumb:

My family's like that. Only we stopped going to that library because one of our foster greyhounds had a case of explosive diarrhea all over one of the books my sister checked out.



Sometimes the best stuff in the world is half-[size=2]a[/size]ssed.[/QUOTE]

Wow. When I read that I burst out laughing. So, did you return the books covered in sh[I]i[/I]t?

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future]It's oddly warm for January here...stupid global warming. Bad for fat people.

See, I like dark humor...but "blood is funny?" That intrigues me...[/QUOTE]
My friend asked me if i found a man being kicked to death was funny, and I suprised myselg by laughing

[QUOTE=Steerpike]:thumb:

My family's like that. Only we stopped going to that library because one of our foster greyhounds had a case of explosive diarrhea all over one of the books my sister checked out.



Sometimes the best stuff in the world is half-[size=2]a[/size]ssed.[/QUOTE]


agree'D


last time my boy was all drunk on his B-day, and he made me come up with something for him...



what i was saying tho, is that i cant sing a single song and play, unless i make it up on the fly