[QUOTE=Eliminator;16202380]ya know what's a good bbc session lightning bolt[/QUOTE]i [I]need[/I] this

[QUOTE]bread arent you 6'4'' what are you worried about[/QUOTE]

6'4" but pretty damn skinny.

Lightning Bolt BBC session is so good.

[quote=A Dead Modernist;16202724]wait, does this really exist?[/quote]
[URL]http://www.mediafire.com/?02e32ejgnzt[/URL]

5'8" and skinny so far.

Today I baked the greatest bread in the universe.

bake me a dream

Mr Sandman

make him the cutest thing

[QUOTE=samariah;16202504]actually

nosferatu man

the way that song sounds through good speakers driving on a snowy dark night is better than a lot of really pleasureable things[/QUOTE]

doo-doo THUMP dernt THUMP nah-naht
doo-doo THUMP dernt THUMP nah-naht
[size=1]*waa waa wee wee waa waa wah wah wuh-wrrrr~*[/size]

5/4 time signature bitches :cool:

i used to drum along to breadcrumb trail

i've never played air drums because drummers are always in the back hidden behind their kits and when people see photos of the band they're like, who is that? i don't want to be that guy.

yeah you'd rather be the bassist because then people wouldnt even bother to ask. they just wouldnt care

no, i'd rather be the bassist because bassists are usually black and black is beautiful.

My band has this killer song where instead of just ignoring the low, thumping sounds, they and the audience at our shows demonstrate their appreciation during a pause in the music where there is just a looping dancebeat from my drummer's keyboard playing in the background and everyone dances on me. Then we stop suddenly and jam out the rest of the song. It's cool.

I always air-drum to Spiderland.

i always air drum to the heavy part in Good Morning Captain

like the part with two kicks then two off crashes

god thats like the best drum part in the history of drumsicles

[quote=Liebensaft;16203672]My band has this killer song where instead of just ignoring the low, thumping sounds, they and the audience at our shows demonstrate their appreciation during a pause in the music where there is just a looping dancebeat from my drummer's keyboard playing in the background and everyone dances on me. Then we stop suddenly and jam out the rest of the song. It's cool.[/quote]
nah that's actually just really lame

[QUOTE=Eliminator;16204858]nah that's actually just really lame[/QUOTE]

whatever man
man you weren't even THERE maaaan

i dont even get it

Does anyone else consciously avoid listening to bands when you're wearing their shirts? I mean, if I'm alone it doesn't bother me as much, but I generally try to avoid it if I'm with other people because I just think it's corny. I dunno.

I don't have any band shirts, so this isn't really a problem for me.

i dont have any band shirts :-X

i get band shirts at shows sometimes... i have shirts forrr grizzly bear, pinback, sonic youth, built to spill, ummmmmm le loup, and the police

Band shirts are damn expensive here, so I never bother. And most are ugly anyway.

lol you actually buy shirts at shows. what a waste of money, i bet you buy beer from sporting venues as well.

I sometimes buy shirts at shows. I own a bunch of music-related shirts, and I don't think any cost more than $10-12, which is pretty typical for a t-shirt.

Also, I'd probably bring my own booze to a sporting event if I ever went to them/was old enough to purchase alcohol.

Almost everything is more expensive here, but shirts at shows are way overpriced.

Weird. Most items purchased at events are priced ridiculously high, but the only time I've ever seen that noticeably happening at a show was when I saw Sonic Youth and the cheapest t-shirt they had was 20 bucks.

Shirts here typically cost between 200 and 250 SEK at shows. That'd be 30 to 40 USD or thereabout.

I would enjoy having more band t-shirts but yeah, they are too expensive.

most of mine were under 20