and to leap, frog

Pretty much. I'm just one big fu[I]c[/I]king autodidactyl.

i can beat you in hopskotch

and twister

No way, dude. Twister, maybe. Four square, probably. But not hopscotch. Not [U]never[/U], dude.

I'd be all like:

[url]http://www.andmas.co.uk/kidstuff/girlstuff/pageG2/images/hopscotch.jpg[/url]

Hey Zappa you oughta learn yourself a saxophone :cool:

I learned in elementary school and played the whole way up to tenth grade. Then I said "screw this" and taught myself bass (with the help of a friend plus this site).

I play theremin and tea cups with pens.

i need to convert to Crumbunism now

I've always heard that clarinet is harder than saxophone. So if I get it down, I should be able to pick up other typical reeds fairly easily(?).

Clarinet is quite a bit harder than sax. Going from one register to another is so damn hard on clarinet. Good thing thing the upper register on my bass clarinet is screwed up and I can't use it anyways. I have to play pretty much everything an octave lower.

I play guitar, bass, trombone and piano. I wouldn't consider myself good at any of them though. I want to get a harmonica. They seem cool.

I just inherited a file with every UK number one from 1953 - 2003 in it. a lot it is lame, but it's a pretty cool thing to have.

[QUOTE=Zappa]I taught myself to masturbate.[/QUOTE]

Did you learn that by ear?

:lol:

I played a theremin at work the other day, I want one.

I play trombone :cool:

As well as alto sax (8 yrrz w00t), tenor sax, piano, and bass. Sax is really easy as far as fingerings go, where the clarinet has some really wacky ones.

I used to play piano. I still fool around on it quite a bit, writing melodies. I also played trumpet, baritone, and tuba. Guitar is my main instrument, though. Hopefully I get a banjo for my birthday coming up :cool:

I would still have the school banjo if they didn't realize I took it home over the summer and needed it back a few weeks in.

[QUOTE=YDload]Hey Zappa you oughta learn yourself a saxophone :cool:

I learned in elementary school and played the whole way up to tenth grade. Then I said "screw this" and taught myself bass (with the help of a friend plus this site).[/QUOTE]
Saxaphone is so cool, though. I can't believe you would quit saxaphone alltogether.

Now that I'm in a band with two saxaphonists, I really appreciate the instrument more.

they look more hair metal then scene.

they're probably not any good unless they have tablas

Yeah, I never really liked Editors, but quite enjoyed their set. I'm a bit gutted I missed Cursive earlier though.

[QUOTE=Dimes Make Dollars]OK I'm digging the live feed of Lollapalooza right now. Editors. Good band. They don't really translate to an outdoor festival in the daytime though.[/QUOTE]
how are you getting that?

alright cool.
thanks!

I missed Sleater-Kinney when they were here the other night :-/ Apparently the power went off on them right when they were about to go on.

Sleater-Kinney are ****ing awesome live. Good festival band.

Just saw the movie Brick ( [url]http://imdb.com/title/tt0393109/[/url] ) and I whole-heartedly recommend it to everyone here. It's a great, little movie. You can tell, through word of mouth, it'll become quite the cult classic.

A high school, crime/dective film noir. As much as a stretch it sounds, it works very well. The subtle humor, the dense dialogue, and the cinematography all make this film shine. Comes out on DVD next Tuesday - so make sure you rent it.

it has a retarded name so i'm not seeing it

Brick - as in, drugs compressed into that shape.

JonM has probably seen it.

Haha, this isn't quite [i]that[/i] kind of movie...

hhaello atletenetaive/indie music therad

[quote=asymm]Haha, this isn't quite that kind of movie...[/quote] Oh, so it doesn't have a reggae soudntrack and five paragraphs on the characters progressing and going through life-changing experiences (Deep stuff like playing bass).

Shucks. :(

what kind of music do you fellows like

I like to listen to audio tapes of obese men raping stray cats.

:o that is very shocking emliminatror jr

I'm sorry to disappoint you rppfdfwsliest

so how has your ssmumer been gioing eliemintintatror jr

Wow, that's quite a ribbing you gave Jon, there.

I love Jon.

It's all in good fun while being in a bad mood.

[QUOTE=ripest]hhaello atletenetaive/indie music therad[/QUOTE]

Hello there yourself. I'm Liam, and I like artists such as Elliott Smith, Kyuss, and Belle & Sebastian.

[QUOTE=asymm]Just saw the movie Brick ( [url]http://imdb.com/title/tt0393109/[/url] ) and I whole-heartedly recommend it to everyone here. It's a great, little movie. You can tell, through word of mouth, it'll become quite the cult classic.

A high school, crime/dective film noir. As much as a stretch it sounds, it works very well. The subtle humor, the dense dialogue, and the cinematography all make this film shine. Comes out on DVD next Tuesday - so make sure you rent it.[/QUOTE]

I'll have to check that out.