[QUOTE=KKKKKocaine][url]http://www.cyberelk.net/sue/gallery/albums/grace/aaf.jpg[/url]

Jess ^[/QUOTE]

VICTORIAN PAEDO

I seriously wonder about your sources

[QUOTE=duffroxmysox]:lol:

and *puts on northern/midlands accent* "ta very much pet", though if people take you to look like your av....:eek:[/QUOTE]

I would look like a giant mexican cat if that was the case.

I wanna be Ed though.

[QUOTE=KKKKKocaine][url]http://www.cyberelk.net/sue/gallery/albums/grace/aaf.jpg[/url]

Jess ^[/QUOTE]
oh.emm.gee


darn it I thought my army gear hid the fact I was 98 :upset:





















:angry:

[QUOTE=Adam Jones is GOD]VICTORIAN PAEDO

I seriously wonder about your sources[/QUOTE]

[url]http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/mark_clay/primo.jpg[/url]
:naughty:
I have a collection.

Just when it wasnt possible to make C3PO any gayer....

[QUOTE=KKKKKocaine][url]http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/mark_clay/primo.jpg[/url]
:naughty:
I have a collection.[/QUOTE]
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[QUOTE=Adam Jones is GOD]Just when it wasnt possible to make C3PO any gayer....[/QUOTE]

It's a well known fact that the people who call C3PO gay are the people who want to sex him.

[url]http://www.buffalosoldier.net/Henry%20O.%20Flipper.gif[/url] <--- Me.

Just stop K, the randomness of these are killing me.

Im close to using the :lol : function

[QUOTE=Adam Jones is GOD]Just stop K, the randomness of these are killing me.

Im close to using the :lol : function[/QUOTE]

:angry:

Haha Moaner said cratch instead of scratch.
What a n00b.

[QUOTE=KKKKKocaine]:angry:

Haha Moaner said cratch instead of scratch.
What a n00b.[/QUOTE]

i meant cratch.

to cratch [I]v [/I] to maim or attempt to cause damage to using a metal object (origion- [I]Sa Fr[/I])

I'm going for it
:lol:

I forgot how many people are in Band Of Brothers.

I need to play Brothers In Arms now, but only having the demo sucks

[QUOTE=Adam Jones is GOD]I forgot how many people are in Band Of Brothers.

I[B] need to play Brothers In Arms now[/B], but only having the demo sucks[/QUOTE]

play the song instead. its great

I cant judge. How about I play the game while listening to the song?

I have my Art exam tomorrow, along with about an hour's worth of Music Tech left to do.

Bugger.

No break or lunch for Brum tomorrow then :(

First post of the day

Its hammertime!

Im back in album reviewing mood today

I'm trying to create a list of songs that exemplify beauty. This is for a group presentation in my Humanities class, and I've chosen to do my section on modern beauty. I've got snippets from:

Dave Matthews Band - The Stone (string-led end section; 5:00-5:45)
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees (0-1:00)
Death Cab for Cutie - Passenger Seat (0-:45)
Radiohead - Sail to the Moon (0-1:00)
Moby - Extreme Ways (0-:52)
Radiohead - Pyramid Song (0-:35)
Tori Amos - Silent All These Years (0-1:02)
Radiohead - How to Disappear Completely (full; 5:56)

There's a sort of logical progression here, really. For one thing, it shows that most people in modern music use a piano, strings, or both, to accomplish beauty, and shows the progression of the instruments' uses. "The Stone" has a very traditional sounding string section, humming along in classical fashion on a pleasant riff. "Extreme Ways" uses a string section to more resemble an alarm, though they are keeping particular tonality and adding musically to the song. "How to Disappear Completely" bends the use of the string section to its breaking point, playing lines that don't fit, climbing grossly and getting louder only to suddenly drop out and resolve, et cetera. The use of the piano is another thing I'll discuss, but I've bored you all enough already.

I hope it goes well.

[QUOTE=Adam Jones is GOD]The important people know of your dazzling beauty jess. Those who dont can figure out from my charming good looks that you must bear some family resemblence.

Butler is still my favourite loking mxer though. He's the sterotypical internet musician[/QUOTE]
Im a stereotypical internet musician eh. :cool:

First time i read the thread in a while and i get called your fave looking mxer, awesome. ;)

Hey! It's Butler again! I haven't seen you in ages. What's been going on?

Hey, am not so bad, i have a graphics exam tomorrow morning, oh joy, i get to go see finch and motion city soundtrack tomorrow too, should be fun.

Youself?

I'm just sitting around, eating, listening to music, being an MX nerd, and going off to classes in two hours. What fun. Maybe I'll even play some KOTOR 2 later.

I have no concerts to attend anytime soon, but I do have a couple of presentations to do today. One is for Humanities, like I posted about above in a long and obscenely not-interesting post. The other is for Music Appreciation, and should be a piece of proverbial cake.

Awesome :thumb:

Im going seeing Pennywise, and the Sterephonics soon too, it should be fun, but now, i have to go and pick up my little brothers from school.

Cya shortly.

Dammit, you get to go see all these cool shows, and I don't.

Well, have fun picking your brothers, and especially have fun seeing the 'Phonics, but I gotta get out of here myself. I'll be back later... much later, though.

[QUOTE=SpectrumGuitarist]I'm trying to create a list of songs that exemplify beauty. This is for a group presentation in my Humanities class, and I've chosen to do my section on modern beauty. I've got snippets from:

Dave Matthews Band - The Stone (string-led end section; 5:00-5:45)
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees (0-1:00)
Death Cab for Cutie - Passenger Seat (0-:45)
Radiohead - Sail to the Moon (0-1:00)
Moby - Extreme Ways (0-:52)
Radiohead - Pyramid Song (0-:35)
Tori Amos - Silent All These Years (0-1:02)
Radiohead - How to Disappear Completely (full; 5:56)

There's a sort of logical progression here, really. For one thing, it shows that most people in modern music use a piano, strings, or both, to accomplish beauty, and shows the progression of the instruments' uses. "The Stone" has a very traditional sounding string section, humming along in classical fashion on a pleasant riff. "Extreme Ways" uses a string section to more resemble an alarm, though they are keeping particular tonality and adding musically to the song. "How to Disappear Completely" bends the use of the string section to its breaking point, playing lines that don't fit, climbing grossly and getting louder only to suddenly drop out and resolve, et cetera. The use of the piano is another thing I'll discuss, but I've bored you all enough already.

I hope it goes well.[/QUOTE]

radiohead isn't beautiful, its just sad.

true beauty is a large propertion of echoes by pink floyd.

i'm trying to convince my band to cover madonna

Pink Floyd is amazing stuff.

Unfortunately, I've only got twelve minutes to cover my section, and this is the best I could come up with. I would also disagree on particular items of Radiohead's catalogue not being beautiful. The majority is sad and depressing, but there are some very beautiful songs/moments. Often disturbingly so, but that's the way it often is in modern music.

[QUOTE=GurS]i'm trying to convince my band to cover madonna[/QUOTE]
Wow. Good luck with that.

/s******

[QUOTE=GurS]i'm trying to convince my band to cover madonna[/QUOTE]

Offer to do the vocals and dancing.

And look not too bad at 40