Master of Puppets changed my life. I had never heard any metal(excluding SOAD, and other mainstream nu-metal) and then my friend played this for me before a football game. And now i am totally different.

Im more of an AJFA fan myself.

Mine would be Opeth - Blackwater Park. But I know you don't like Opeth :p

Astronmy Domine by Pink Floyd

That song really inspired me to get more intouch with my more creative side. I had been playing the guitar for a couple months before I heard it, and it totally changed the way I play. I now look as my guitar as the keys into a world of expirmentation with endless things that have never been done before.

I'ma ho'

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And I'd say something by Dredg although you might be the person who doesn't like Dredg, I can't remember. Maybe that's DFelon... or Subtle Dagger? It's someone. Those songs off of El Cielo blow me away over and over and no one knows them.

[QUOTE=Dancin' Man]I'ma ho'

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And I'd say something by Dredg although you might be the person who doesn't like Dredg, I can't remember. Maybe that's DFelon... or Subtle Dagger? It's someone. Those songs off of El Cielo blow me away over and over and no one knows them.[/QUOTE]
:eek: That's one that I read and immeadiately hit me as a good suggestion for me (especially since I only knew about half the suggestions :-/) Thanks everyone who has been answering, it's helping a lot.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=7507720#post7507720[/url]

Try my thread.

Sup dudes.

I'm still looking for info on emulators and such, so if you know anything about them, please say something. :thumb:

[size=1]I'm looking for a PSX or PS2 emulator that will actually run cd-roms.[/size]

I posted in there before I left for spring break (10 days ago) and I have yet to find a response. This is the second time I've asked here, I asked in the emu/rom thread, and also in the Final Fantasy thread, mainly because I want to play FF games on my computer. :p

FF-Do you think you could perhaps upload some Dredg? I've heard a lot about them, and they sound like they would be of interest to me. :D

Anyone around? I am not tired and am extremely bored.

Of course I am. I always am. If I'm online, I'm just in the commie thread repeatedly clicking the refresh button. :p

/slight overstatement.

ATM-Where do you snowboard?

I snowboard in PA mainly. I was just up in Boston snowboarding, which was awesome. Did you try the test I posted?

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I'm listening to the Gorillaz right now. Obscure. I'm also reading about Trajan.

So I had a floor meeting tonight, and it was mandatory. Roommate walks in twenty minutes late like a douche.

My parents are coming up this weekend to help clean and take stuff back... he's not going to be happy when the stuff he uses to cook with (my stuff) gets taken away for the last two weeks. Also, since he hasn't bothered to clean all semester, I'm going to get some help.

Then, we're driving to the lake for some awesomeness... so long it doesn't rain. I hope not... I hate driving across the state in bad weather.

On a sidenote, I wish that lots of things besides leaves grew on trees.

When I was younger, I planted a battery trying to make a battery tree.

Man, I don't know about you guys, but if I were going to the lake with just my family I would get bored very fast.

No way. Me and my parents have tons of fun at 'the lake.' We bring our boat down to Fishhook resort and I ski, wakeboard, kneeboard, and innertube. It's really quite fun. :p I also pull my dad on skis occaisionally. He's fat, so it's funny.

I heart wakeboarding.

I didn't explain myself properly, then.

Lake Michigan is on the westside of the state, my permanent residence is on the eastside. They have never been to said lake... and the sand is extremely soft and very white, so they just want to drive out there and see it, since it's less than a half-hour away from my uni.

That, and to get away from the shi[font=]tstorm[/font] my roomie is going to thunder up :)

:p

misunderstanding++

Did the forums eff up?

[url]http://www.waterispoison.com/music/rare/thrice-eleanorrigby.mp3[/url]
Recommended listen of the evening.

So when you go to the lake you aren't waterskiing or anything? I love water skiing, it's so awesome :) And Jet skiing too. Ironically all the watersports I partake in are mainly at the reservoir. Though I do scuba dive too :cool:

Godhead did a cover of "Eleanor Rigby" as well.

Well, I am not sure what we're doing when we go... I think my dad just wants to go to the lake since he hasn't seen that lake yet. And plus it gives us something to do. The sand is sososo white and soft, like it should be. It also gives us the opportunity to go out to dinner and escape uni food :)

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]Godhead did a cover of "Eleanor Rigby" as well.

Well, I am not sure what we're doing when we go... I think my dad just wants to go to the lake since he hasn't seen that lake yet. And plus it gives us something to do. The sand is sososo white and soft, like it should be. It also gives us the opportunity to go out to dinner and escape uni food :)[/QUOTE]
I like Godhead's cover a lot too...but I lost it :(

Escaping uni food is worth it all lol. I only eat fast food heh :-/

AH's talks about Lake Michigan(?) have gotten me thinking about the summer, which will start for me in about a month :cool:

I can't wait to go back to the Cape. The past two years me and a few friends would go up to a rented house in the Cape for a week or two. Maybe this year my gf will join us.

Cape Cod is so different from the rest of MA. I love it.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]pigonthewing82: IF you like Hicks that much, you have to check out Lenny Bruce (similar to Hicks in terms of dark style, and in terms of overall impact on culture; probably the most culturally important comic in American history, if not world history), George Carlin (could have been more than "just a comic" a la Hicks and Bruce, but got "angry" and turned into a poor man's Sam Kinison), and David Cross (also similar to Hicks in some ways)[/QUOTE]

Kinison turned to crap too though; I'd say moreso than Carlin. Carlin at least still makes me laugh. Lenny Bruce's later shows lost their sparkle as the years went on (reading his court transcripts on stage, etc), which was something Hicks never had.

The only other person I'd put on a level with Hicks and Lenny Bruce, is Richard Pryor. This moves completely away from political comedy and necessarily intelligent observations, but purely in terms of stand-up comedy brilliance, he's probably the best ever. Hicks had his off-shows (when he went off his head at the audience, usually), and Bruce had his longer, slower decline at the end of his career, but Pryor basically went unchallenged as the greatest until he had to give it up.

Dunno about you guys, but I think Rodney Dangerfield ruled.

Nowhere near the level of Lenny, Hicks, and Pryor though.

That dude Ralphy from The Last Comic Standing was funny.

/comedy poseur

[QUOTE=Efilnikufesin]Dunno about you guys, but I think Rodney Dangerfield ruled.

Nowhere near the lever of Lenny, Hicks, and Pryor though.[/QUOTE]

Dangerfield was awesome, yeah. He died only just last year, didn't he? :(

He was probably the best at pulling off jokes about wives and mothers-in-law without sounding incredibly lame. And he did great things in promoting unknown comics in his clubs and things (Bill Hicks amongst them).

[QUOTE=Bartender]Kinison turned to crap too though; I'd say moreso than Carlin. Carlin at least still makes me laugh. Lenny Bruce's later shows lost their sparkle as the years went on (reading his court transcripts on stage, etc), which was something Hicks never had.[/QUOTE]

That's why Hicks is the best. And I explained my point about Carlin earlier in the thread. Carlin basically moved into being a Kinison-type abrasive comic later in his career, when he was funnier earlier on IMO.

[QUOTE=Tender]The only other person I'd put on a level with Hicks and Lenny Bruce, is Richard Pryor. This moves completely away from political comedy and necessarily intelligent observations, but purely in terms of stand-up comedy brilliance, he's probably the best ever. Hicks had his off-shows (when he went off his head at the audience, usually), and Bruce had his longer, slower decline at the end of his career, but Pryor basically went unchallenged as the greatest until he had to give it up.[/QUOTE]

I can't say I disagree. Pryor was drop-dead hilarious.

[QUOTE=madey]My friend vacations there. But he usually goes to Sandwich.[/QUOTE]

we always go to Yahmouth or Dennis.

[QUOTE=Illmatic]Cape Cod is so different from the rest of MA. I love it.[/QUOTE]
Ah, I remember going there a few years back.

It was pretty badas[size=2]s[/size].

[QUOTE=Bartender]Dangerfield was awesome, yeah. He died only just last year, didn't he? :(

He was probably the best at pulling off jokes about wives and mothers-in-law without sounding incredibly lame. And he did great things in promoting unknown comics in his clubs and things (Bill Hicks amongst them).[/QUOTE]
He was a god at one-liners.

And yeah, he died in '04.

[QUOTE=Efilnikufesin]Dunno about you guys, but I think Rodney Dangerfield ruled.[/QUOTE]

I liked his standup, but I always felt his performance in Caddyshack was better than his standup, and was one of the three or four funniest movie performances of all time.