Smack the wench around, that will straighten her out.

Seriously though. I think that would be kind of cool, that was an interesting period in history, in my opinion.

[QUOTE=Stoic]fixed :thumb:

Too much nu metal if you ask me...:evil:[/QUOTE]
dude, who was that?

wasn't me...

[url]http://www.lastfm.com/user/LordOllie[/url]

this is mine

[QUOTE=NJMetalMeister]I've been to renaissance faires before, as long as youre legal drinking age, they rule[/QUOTE]
A lot of good that does him.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]dude, who was that?

wasn't me...

[url]http://www.lastfm.com/user/LordOllie[/url]

this is mine[/QUOTE]

f[I]u[/I]ck :lol:

you wrote: [url]http://www.lastfm.co./user/Lord[/url] Ollie and I was kind of: "What happened to Ollie? I know he likes some untr00 stuff (/close minded :p) but this is too much (kittie?!?!)"

Nice playlist you have :)

Hey, Kittie's not THAT bad...they're just not that GOOD either.

[QUOTE=Kage]A lot of good that does him.[/QUOTE]

hey im just saying they arent totally lame haha

I think a Ren Fest would be pretty fun, actually.

I began packing clothes, belongings, books, etc. for uni. Consequently, I am extremely down at the moment, heh.

I have to wear a big black cloak tomorrow in hot weather.

[QUOTE=Jom]I think a Ren Fest would be pretty fun, actually.

I began packing clothes, belongings, books, etc. for uni. Consequently, I am extremely down at the moment, heh.[/QUOTE]

yo Jom, since you're on please see my questions in YSI thread and reply here if you dont want to spam there :)

[QUOTE=Jom]I think a Ren Fest would be pretty fun, actually.

I began packing clothes, belongings, books, etc. for uni. Consequently, I am extremely down at the moment, heh.[/QUOTE]
:eek:
I need to start packing soon.

Like Uni Packing twins, or something.

I'm already moved in near my uni, but i have a sweet house with a mate, so its pretty class.

[QUOTE=halfdeadhippo]My Audioscrobbler keeps listing anything by Nobuo Uematsu (the guy who composed the music for Final Fantasy VII) as "????" and it's bothering me.[/QUOTE]
It does that with every Japanese band I listen to. Either ???? or something in Japanese typeface.

[url]http://uk.news.yahoo.com/19082005/323/hunter-s-thompson-s-ashes-to-fired-cannon.html[/url]

Awesomest thing ever.

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs][url]http://uk.news.yahoo.com/19082005/323/hunter-s-thompson-s-ashes-to-fired-cannon.html[/url]

Awesomest thing ever.[/QUOTE]
#

That is actually pretty cool and Johnny Depp is doing it.


Well I heard some crazy band today.

It was a saxaphone and drums and 3 tracks had a womans voice and the rest were instrumental has anyone heard anything like that before?

It was on tape it was my uncles which I am staying with at the moment I was looking for a comedy tape and I stumbled upon it.

It says nothing aside from saxaphone so anyone?

[QUOTE=evilmenhavenosongs][url]http://uk.news.yahoo.com/19082005/323/hunter-s-thompson-s-ashes-to-fired-cannon.html[/url]

Awesomest thing ever.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

Thats so good.

My dad thought geddy lee was a woman...
but he did meet johnny rotten on tuesday so he is excused that

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=381677[/url]

I just finished my spotlight on Peter Gabriel. This was one of the hardest to write, surprisingly. I guess it's because I wanted to keep things concise while still doing Peter justice. I grew up on his music.

[url]http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php?date=2004-08-04&res=l[/url]
this site is awesome

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]My dad thought geddy lee was a woman...
but he did meet johnny rotten on tuesday so he is excused that[/QUOTE]
He didn't think he was hot, did he?
Steerpike, very nice write up. I'll definately have to check out the man's work. I regret to say I haven't listened to any of it yet. Never too late, though.
Maybe I'll check out "Passion" when I visit Barnes & Noble next.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion][url]http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php?date=2004-08-04&res=l[/url]
this site is awesome[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php?date=2004-08-13&res=l[/url]

it's great :lol:

nah, nah, just his voice he thought was female...

[url]http://www.last.fm/user/karmapol1ce/[/url]

:cool:

[QUOTE=Steerpike][url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=381677[/url]

I just finished my spotlight on Peter Gabriel. This was one of the hardest to write, surprisingly. I guess it's because I wanted to keep things concise while still doing Peter justice. I grew up on his music.[/QUOTE]

You wouldn't happen to have a heaping collection of old Genesis that you could let me have? I'm rather eager to hear the live version of "The Knife," which got an award from Music Junkies Anonymous @ geocities for being the most intense song in rock (in the reviewer's opinion), tied to "Fight Fire with Fire" by Metallica.

I'm also interested in hearing Steve Hackett invent two-handed-tapping five years before Van Halen. :cool:

[QUOTE=Cain]You wouldn't happen to have a heaping collection of old Genesis that you could let me have? I'm rather eager to hear the live version of "The Knife," which got an award from Music Junkies Anonymous @ geocities for being the most intense song in rock (in the reviewer's opinion), tied to "Fight Fire with Fire" by Metallica.

I'm also interested in hearing Steve Hackett invent two-handed-tapping five years before Van Halen. :cool:[/QUOTE]

You would not believe how upset I am to be unable to locate any of the early Genesis albums my parents had. :upset:

Steve Hackett used tapping to create a very spectral sound. That otherworldly ambience was a key to Genesis' earliest records. He only used it on a handful of songs, though. He didn't want to wear the novelty out.

Genesis and Rush are rather similar in my book, it's a large print book written in mental crayons, but it's my book, ok?

[url]http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php?date=2005-04-11&res=l[/url]
heheheh

[QUOTE=Steerpike]You would not believe how upset I am to be unable to locate any of the early Genesis albums my parents had. :upset:

Steve Hackett used tapping to create a very spectral sound. That otherworldly ambience was a key to Genesis' earliest records. He only used it on a handful of songs, though. He didn't want to wear the novelty out.[/QUOTE]

Little did he realize that it wasn't a novelty, it was an institution in the making. :)

[QUOTE=Cain]Little did he realize that it wasn't a novelty, it was an institution in the making. :)[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I doubt he could have predicted that the technique would become what it is today. At the time, he just used it to add some spice since very few musicians had tried it in professional recordings.

[QUOTE=halfdeadhippo]My Audioscrobbler keeps listing anything by Nobuo Uematsu (the guy who composed the music for Final Fantasy VII) as "????" and it's bothering me.[/QUOTE]
You need to either

1. Get a Japanese plugin for your browser
2. Have AS automatically change different languages to English

Well, I think that does for mine too, you have to have some sort of disk to install a language pack and I'm the world's premier loser of important PC disks

ah well...bedtime for me, work tomorrow

So, I'm listening to the Grease soundtrack. It's cheering me up, which I need, since my dog has developed a hernia. Poor fella, I can feel the loop of intestine held up with his skin. We're taking him back to the vet tomorrow, though, so hopefully the operation will be quick.