Yea my dad was like "Christian you gotta watch this".

The part with him riding the segway cracked me up.

I've ridden a segway before. They're actually pretty fun to ride.

segways are so pointless.

yeah i gots legs for a reason.

I have legs so I can stand on segways.

I dunno, if they cost like 200 bucks I'd pick one up, but 3k or whatever is just way too much.

if i ever saw someone on the sidewalk on a segway, i'd punch them in the face and take it.

[QUOTE=Broken Arrow;13303905]I have legs so I can stand on segways.[/QUOTE]

i have segs so i can stand on legways

stick that in your pipe and smoke it

I cannot believe that I am taking a class called "From Bebop to Hip Hop: Evolution Of A Music" as part of my Ivy League education. But I like it.

What!? That's so awesome. I want to study musical anthropology.

Heh, I bet you're the major music nerd in that class, Jon.

Sounds awesome, I'd love to study stuff like that.

I took an ethnomusicology class last semester and it was the sh[SIZE=2]i[/SIZE]t.

[quote=Kyle;13304054]Heh, I bet you're the major music nerd in that class, Jon.[/quote]I wish. People in there make me look like a Republican when it comes to hip hop.

Well that's even more awesome! some interesting people to speak to, I'm sure.

Very. I'm going to learn a [i]lot[/i].

[QUOTE=JonM;13304060]I took an ethnomusicology class last semester and it was the sh[SIZE=2]i[/SIZE]t.

I wish. People in there make me look like a Republican when it comes to hip hop.[/QUOTE]


What did the ethnomusicology class cover? I want to pursue this a bit.

Yeah meeting Dj Shadow was worth the pounding headache I have now.

Interviewer: "So what makes you more qualified then the other applicants for a job here?"
JonM: "Well, I know a sh[size=2]it[/size]load about hip-hop music"
Interviewer: "I see... anything else?"
JonM: "No, not really..."
Interviewer: "I see..."


A true story that has yet to happen, but will very soon.

[QUOTE=Zmev;13305502]Yeah meeting Dj Shadow was worth the pounding headache I have now.[/QUOTE]

Did he put you in a sleeper hold or pile drive you or something?

no he put his speakers on like fukn 13, i should have noticed when they were handing out ear plugs, but noooooo

Just about to leave for uni, wooooo :D

I'll catch up with MX in a couple of days.

[QUOTE=Kyle;13307186]Just about to leave for uni, wooooo :D

I'll catch up with MX in a couple of days.[/QUOTE]

Aww cool man, have fun. Tell me how it goes and such :)

Don't get too excited. UNI SUX

I'm in my second year, I like it a lot more than the first. I know everyone, there's always someone to get drunk with in the pub at 1 in the afternoon, and I own all the classes doing minimal work because I know exactly what I'm doing.

But then again, I go to college.

What college?

I assume it's in Canada.

Sheridan, in Oakville.

I was in Auto Tech today and we were listening to the radio, and that really awful Fergie song came on the road. Some of the guys in my class starting dancing to it and it cracked me up.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;13310074]I was in Auto Tech today and we were listening to the radio, and that really awful Fergie song came on the road. Some of the guys in my class starting dancing to it and it cracked me up.[/QUOTE]The first time I heard that song, I really liked it.

Now I see the error of my ways.

[QUOTE=Luxor;13307994]Sheridan, in Oakville.[/QUOTE]

I see, can't say I've heard of it.

I do know where Oakville is though. :cool:

I just got some free downloads from eMusic. I have 20 right now (will get more) and I am looking for some good cd's, without very many tracks. I just downloaded GY!BE, and parts are good but as a whole I don't know how so many people love this. Lots of it just seems to drag on and get boring.

that's because you suck

for any aussies rage is good alright tonight

i had some dreams last night

two of which involved becoming a victim of inner city violence from street gangs

I had a dream last night that involved Guns 'n' Roses, building a porch, and Oregon.

I have dreams about kittens and picnics at dark.

Last night, I saw Alice Coltrane's Quartet play one of three concerts for John Coltrane's 80th birthday. It was really incredible. Roy Haynes blew my mind as expected, Ravi Coltrane was WAY beyond my expectations, and Alice did some really nice stuff. Charlie Haden was not loud enough for me to hear in ensemble parts, especially in drummier passages, but his solos were all very solid. There was a beautiful balance between reverence and transcendence of the John Coltrane legacy in the program. They played Trane's "Impressions," "Leo" (a fantastic choice from one of his latest albums), and "A Love Supreme" (as a second encore), mixed with Alice originals, an Indian folk song, and unannounced titles that I didn't recognize. They treated the classic material in a way that was not mimicry of the 1960s recordings, and had a lot of individual personality. I loved to hear that Ravi had a style that was not at once comparable to his father's, and on some of the classic Trane tunes, Alice played electric organ in a manner that did not at all elude to McCoy Tyner's block chord approach to the acoustic piano. All in all, it was just a very enjoyable, beautiful concert. I cried a little bit during "A Love Supreme." You could just feel it throughout the entire auditorium.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I cried[/QUOTE]

hahahahahahaha

That's similar to a time when one of my friends was at a Paul McCartney concert and he was convinced Paul was looking at him while singing a song.... He then continued to yell "I love you Paul" and start to cry.

Both of you are flamers.

Haha. It's not like I was bawling. It was just this sort of emotional dry-heave that lasted for about 3 seconds. I didn't even tear up.

Suuuuuuuuure.

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