Whatever you want. I was joking about liking Parfait better as a person, although it's still you, so even if I did feel that way, I would still be complimenting you, only...

Oh bother. I've confused myself.

Zappa is the cutest MXer.

No I am.

[QUOTE=Parfait]No I am.[/QUOTE]

Stop posting so much.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I just like using that account better.

I decided that if someone figured it out, or mentioned that this account and Parfait were owned by the same person, I wouldn't deny it. I'm not sure if it took longer than I expected, or not as long. The past couple days Zappa has been reading the mod forum and check up on jazz, and Parfait has pretty much been doing all my posting. Maybe I'll keep it that way?[/QUOTE]

So you still think that Double Nickels on the Dime has absolutely no filler, even though the last track is just a car engine revving up for a few seconds? Oh my.

I knew it. But like Crumb, I didn't want to say anything for fear of being wrong and looking like a jacka[font=]ss[/font].

He was like a second son to me..

Oh well, I never cared

I would really like some constructive criticism on this, since it's pretty much the first thing I've recorded that I don't totally love. Please download and let me have it:

[url]http://s40.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2MMSLMC5KZ62C1JE09HS85CCVB[/url]

2k! :eek:

8.504k!:eek:

Way to bury my upload before anyone listens and critiques :evil:

Wow, working on up now.

But... but... uh, I listened to it.


I don't really know what to say though. It was ok, a bit boring or something maybe.

Yeah, I'm thinking it is a little boring. I need to figure out what to do with it, because I like it in general.

Yeah, it could be good as a basis with something else over the top of it.

So the list I was mentioning earlier, the top 105 american music icons, well they released the full one:

[quote=live105.com]1. Kurt Cobain Leader of Nirvana, committed suicide in 1994
2. Elvis Presley The King, died in 1977
3. Beastie Boys Mike D, Ad Rock, MCA
4. Frank Sinatra "Old Blue Eyes" died in 1998
5. Johnny Cash The "Man In Black" died in 2004
6. Michael Jackson The so-called "King of Pop" beat child-molestation charges last month
7. Bob Dylan One of America's greatest songwriters
8. Eminem Controversial rapper Marshall Mathers
9. James Brown The "Godfather of Soul"
10. Madonna The "Queen of Pop" and Kabbalah devotee
11. Jimi Hendrix Electric guitarist, died 1970
12. Chuck Berry Influential rock 'n' roller, first Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee
13. Billie Joe Armstrong Leader of Green Day
14. Brian Wilson Eccentric leader of the Beach Boys
15. Dave Grohl Versatile drummer of Nirvana and leader of Foo Fighters
16. Beck Eclectic singer/songwriter
17. Bruce Springsteen "The Boss"
18. Jack White Half of The White Stripes
19. Jerry Garcia Grateful Dead leader, died 1995
20. Billy Corgan Smashing Pumpkins leader
21. Joey Ramone "Heart and soul" of The Ramones
22. Axl Rose Reclusive Guns 'n' Roses singer
23. Tom Petty Southern Rock singer/songwriter
24. Aretha Frankin The "Queen of Soul"
25. Prince Eccentric, visionary Minnesotan
26. Rivers Cuomo Weezer frontman
27. Eddie Vedder Pearl Jam frontman
28. Ray Charles Pianist/singer, died 2004
29. Anthony Kiedis Red Hot Chili Pepper
30. Gwen Stefani Former No Doubt singer
31. Slash Guns 'n' Roses and Velvet Revolver guitarist
32. Snoop Dogg Ground-breaking "gangsta" rapper
33. Steven Tyler Aerosmith frontman
34. David Byrne Talking Heads frontman, world music devotee
35. Stevie Wonder Multi-talented singer/songwriter
36. Marilyn Manson Controversial hard-rocker
37. 2pac Rapper, died 1996
38. Chris Cornell Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman
39. Chuck D Public Enemy rapper
40. Courtney Love Volatile frontwoman of Hole
41. Eddie Van Halen Legendary guitarist
42. Elliott Smith Folk-rock singer-songwriter, died 2003
43. Marvin Gaye Soul/R&B singer, died 1984 Iggy Pop
44. Trent Reznor Creative force behind Nine Inch Nails
45. Brad Nowell Singer of Sublime, died 1996
46. Buddy Holly Rock pioneer, died 1959
47. Debbie Harry Frontwoman of Blondie
48. Dr. Dre Former member of NWA, visionary rapper and producer
49. Iggy Pop Former singer of The Stooges, punk rock pioneer
50. Scott Weiland Stone Temple Pilots singer
51. James Hetfield Metallica leader
52. Janis Joplin Rock/blues singer, died 1970
53. Jay-Z Visionary rapper
54. Jerry Lee Lewis Early rock 'n' roll pioneer
55. Jim Morrison Singer/lyricist of The Doors, died 1971
56. Sly Stone Pivotal funk bandleader of Sly & the Family Stone
57. Joan Jett Rock guitarist and singer
58. John Lee Hooker Blues singer/guitarist, died 2001
59. Frank Black Pixies frontman
60. Kim Deal Pixies bassist/vocalist and Breeders frontwoman
61. Lou Reed Leader of Velvet Underground
62. Michael Stipe Singer of REM
63. Neil Young Canadian-born singer-songwriter
64. Perry Ferrell Jane's Addiction singer, Lollapalooza creator
65. Roy Orbison Singer/songwriter died 1988 Zach de la Rocha
66. Davey Havok Lead singer of AFI
67. Tom Morello Innovative guitarist from Rage Against the Machine, now with Audioslave
68. Ric Ocasek Cars frontman, influential producer
69. Tommy Lee Motley Crue drummer
70. Zach de la Rocha Rage Against the Machine frontman, activist
71. Al Green Gospel/soul singer
72. Andre 3000 OutKast singer/rapper/producer
73. Bob Mould Leader of Husker Du, Sugar
74. Chester Bennington Singer of Linkin Park
75. Maynard Keenan Tool, A Perfect Circle frontman
76. Conor Oberst Bright Eyes, Desaparecidos frontman, folk singer/songwriter
77. Courtney Taylor Dandy Warhols frontman
78. Danny Elfman Oingo Boingo frontman, movie/TV composer
79. Dexter Holland Offspring frontman
80. Mike Ness Social Distortion frontman
81. Fat Mike NOFX frontman, Fat Wreck Chords head
82. Fred Durst Limp Bizkit frontman
83. George Clinton Parliament/Funkadelic mastermind
84. Gram Parsons Country-rock pioneer, died 1973
85. Henry Rollins Black Flag, Rollins Band frontman, poet, activist
86. Layne Staley Alice in Chains frontman, died 2002
87. Jeff Buckley Singer-songwriter, died 1997
88. Tom Waits Visionary composer/singer
89. Jello Biafra Dead Kennedys frontman, activist
90. John Doe X frontman
91. Josh Homme Creative force behind Queens of the Stone Age
92. Ian MacKaye Minor Threat, Fugazi frontman; Dischord label head
93. Lenny Kravitz Popular guitarist/singer
94. Missy Elliott Innovative rapper/producer
95. Moby Eclectic dance/rock musician/singer
96. Chrissy Hynde Pretenders frontwoman
97. Brett Gurewitz Bad Religion frontman, Epitaph label owner
98. Carlos Santana Leader of Santana
99. Ben Gibbard Frontman of Death Cab for Cutie, member of Postal Service
100. Stephen Malkmus Singer/songwriter/guitarist of Pavement
101. Thurston Moore Singer/songwriter/guitarist of Sonic Youth
102. Tim Armstrong Rancid frontman
103. Kathleen Hanna Bikini Kill, Le Tigre frontwoman
104. Jonathan Davis KoRn frontman
105. Julian Casablancas Strokes frontman[/quote]

comments?

That sh[font=]it[/font] is wack.

W-A-C-K.....

Doesn't have the same ring to it really.

Bille Joe Armstrong ahead of Brian Wilson and Bruce Springsteen?

/smashes head against the wall

[QUOTE=Canadian_Guy]Bille Joe Armstrong ahead of Brian Wilson and Bruce Springsteen?

/smashes head against the wall[/QUOTE]

/does same

Kurt Cobain #1 :angry:

What is this world coming to?

Fred Durst ahead of Tom Waits?


Urge to kill....rising....

[QUOTE]64. Perry Ferrell Jane's Addiction singer, Lollapalooza creator [/QUOTE]

Surprises me that he's on there at all. But nice way to misspell his name... whoever made the list lol.

I think we're all overlooking the biggest injustice.

Lou Reed was #61.

pffft

[QUOTE=Zmev]I think we're all overlooking the biggest injustice.

Lou Reed was #61.[/QUOTE]

Well I actually don't think that's bad at all. I don't think he intended to be a star anyway and better yet it's better he's right there. Not waaaaay too popular but just enough.

I love the Beastie Boys, but seriously, #3?

Think I can post 6 more times tonight? I do.




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Think I can hit 10k before summer ends?

This one will help.

Yeah, I have faith in you, and that's a good positive attitude about doin' it one post at a time. It's like "The Tortoise and the Hare" or something.




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I will now attempt to beat JonM to 1000 posts.