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 Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:31 pm
Merriweather Lol, I sung "If You Were Gay" to a merchant at a Renaissance Faire on a dare. And then I was sold by that merchant to another merchant for two coins. xd Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, Beatles, PJ Harvey, Imogen Heap, Madonna, Massive Attack, Mirwais, Nine Inch Nails, Panic! At the Disco, Scissor Sisters, Thom Yorke . . . they're all good. Thank you for making me burst out laughing. My sister went with a male and female friend last year, and her male friend wanted to buy her female friend a rose, and somehow they and the seller of the rose started talking about deflowering. It ended in the seller taking the female friend out and calling, "Lady in need of deflowering! Lady in need of deflowering!" Then she spoke with the male friend about it, and she's like, "You want one big?" He's like, "Yes, I like 'em big." (This was the friend that sung to the song If You Were Gay, but I'm pretty sure he's heterosexual, but comfortable with such things; when my sister and her girl friends talk about how hot Perttu Kivilaakso is, he agrees that he is pretty attractive.) The lady took him out and called, "Gentleman in need of deflowering!" Apparently, it was a good day.
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:33 pm
Juria-San Merriweather Lol, I sung "If You Were Gay" to a merchant at a Renaissance Faire on a dare. And then I was sold by that merchant to another merchant for two coins. xd Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, Beatles, PJ Harvey, Imogen Heap, Madonna, Massive Attack, Mirwais, Nine Inch Nails, Panic! At the Disco, Scissor Sisters, Thom Yorke . . . they're all good. Thank you for making me burst out laughing. My sister went with a male and female friend last year, and her male friend wanted to buy her female friend a rose, and somehow they and the seller of the rose started talking about deflowering. It ended in the seller taking the female friend out and calling, "Lady in need of deflowering! Lady in need of deflowering!" Then she spoke with the male friend about it, and she's like, "You want one big?" He's like, "Yes, I like 'em big." (This was the friend that sung to the song If You Were Gay, but I'm pretty sure he's heterosexual, but comfortable with such things; when my sister and her girl friends talk about how hot Perttu Kivilaakso is, he agrees that he is pretty attractive.) The lady took him out and called. "Gentleman in need of deflowering!" Apparently, it was a good day.  ...
Oh my God, I need to go to one of these rofl
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:35 pm
system malfunction @Mori: The only thing I don't like about them are the huge senseless gaps in the middle of songs like Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt and when Omar takes his solos too far. Other than that, they might just top my Coheed obsession xD
And I love Ben Folds Five, and I've been trying to get my hands on his solo work but my friend won't loan it to me Well, yeah, there are those, but generally, the huge gaps are followed by something absolutely mindblowing. XDD The Mars Volta's work, in general, reminds me of Radiohead's "Kid A", my favorite album of all time. In the same way, it's very...bizarre, completely out there, and at a few points it takes completely unexpected turns. There's a song that stays relatively normal until a marching band comes in and starts soloing wildly, eventually crashing into a brick wall. XD @Insom: Nirvana/Foo Fighters are made of awesome. xD 'Specially Heart Shaped Box. Also, at Merri: THOM YORKE. PJ HARVEY. <3
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:36 pm
-spins in chair, listening to P!ATD.- I'm sooo.......Bored.....And lonely...
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:36 pm
system malfunction Juria-San Merriweather Lol, I sung "If You Were Gay" to a merchant at a Renaissance Faire on a dare. And then I was sold by that merchant to another merchant for two coins. xd Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, Beatles, PJ Harvey, Imogen Heap, Madonna, Massive Attack, Mirwais, Nine Inch Nails, Panic! At the Disco, Scissor Sisters, Thom Yorke . . . they're all good. Thank you for making me burst out laughing. My sister went with a male and female friend last year, and her male friend wanted to buy her female friend a rose, and somehow they and the seller of the rose started talking about deflowering. It ended in the seller taking the female friend out and calling, "Lady in need of deflowering! Lady in need of deflowering!" Then she spoke with the male friend about it, and she's like, "You want one big?" He's like, "Yes, I like 'em big." (This was the friend that sung to the song If You Were Gay, but I'm pretty sure he's heterosexual, but comfortable with such things; when my sister and her girl friends talk about how hot Perttu Kivilaakso is, he agrees that he is pretty attractive.) The lady took him out and called. "Gentleman in need of deflowering!" Apparently, it was a good day. ...
Oh my God, I need to go to one of these rofl I'm starting to wish I had gone to Ren. Fest... But I will definately try to go next year. ._. Edit: And in honor of Merri, I shall sing to a Merchant! xd
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:39 pm
Insomnesiac What do you guys think of Nirvana and Foo Fighters? Loves 'em. Should get more. I listened to the second disc of On My Honor for like a whole month last summer. @Mori: Yay, another PJ fan! @Juria: You have to make sure he's a big burly guy . . . and you have to wear a costume.
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:40 pm
Mori Bokusochi system malfunction @Mori: The only thing I don't like about them are the huge senseless gaps in the middle of songs like Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt and when Omar takes his solos too far. Other than that, they might just top my Coheed obsession xD
And I love Ben Folds Five, and I've been trying to get my hands on his solo work but my friend won't loan it to me Well, yeah, there are those, but generally, the huge gaps are followed by something absolutely mindblowing. XDD The Mars Volta's work, in general, reminds me of Radiohead's "Kid A", my favorite album of all time. In the same way, it's very...bizarre, completely out there, and at a few points it takes completely unexpected turns. There's a song that stays relatively normal until a marching band comes in and starts soloing wildly, eventually crashing into a brick wall. XD @Insom: Nirvana/Foo Fighters are made of awesome. xD 'Specially Heart Shaped Box. Also, at Merri: THOM YORKE. PJ HARVEY. <3 I think I need to buy this album rofl
I'm a sucker for concept albums, which is probably why I love Coheed so much as well. Trying to figure out the stories behind them is so much fun rofl
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:41 pm
What are some of PJ Harvey's songs? It sounds familiar.
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:41 pm
I like Country.
I like it lotsandlots. I also like stuff like Keane and They Might Be Giants, and some orchestra stuff.
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:43 pm
system malfunction Mori Bokusochi system malfunction @Mori: The only thing I don't like about them are the huge senseless gaps in the middle of songs like Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt and when Omar takes his solos too far. Other than that, they might just top my Coheed obsession xD
And I love Ben Folds Five, and I've been trying to get my hands on his solo work but my friend won't loan it to me Well, yeah, there are those, but generally, the huge gaps are followed by something absolutely mindblowing. XDD The Mars Volta's work, in general, reminds me of Radiohead's "Kid A", my favorite album of all time. In the same way, it's very...bizarre, completely out there, and at a few points it takes completely unexpected turns. There's a song that stays relatively normal until a marching band comes in and starts soloing wildly, eventually crashing into a brick wall. XD @Insom: Nirvana/Foo Fighters are made of awesome. xD 'Specially Heart Shaped Box. Also, at Merri: THOM YORKE. PJ HARVEY. <3 I think I need to buy this album rofl
I'm a sucker for concept albums, which is probably why I love Coheed so much as well. Trying to figure out the stories behind them is so much fun rofl Yes, you do. xD The band calls it a concept album about "everything and nothing at the same time", but there's also an underlying story involving genetic modification, corporations, and the slow destruction of the world. xD Or something like that. There's a secret book in the back of the CD case with stuff about it. Coheed is fun for that reason. xD They all fit together...all the CDs. Yeah.
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:44 pm
Insomnesiac What are some of PJ Harvey's songs? It sounds familiar. No Girl So Sweet, The Dancer, To Bring You My Love, Happy and Bleeding . . . Oh, you might have heard Who The ********? from Uh Huh Her. Heh heh, that's a good one.
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:45 pm
Merriweather Insomnesiac What do you guys think of Nirvana and Foo Fighters? Loves 'em. Should get more. I listened to the second disc of On My Honor for like a whole month last summer. @Mori: Yay, another PJ fan! @Juria: You have to make sure he's a big burly guy . . . and you have to wear a costume. o.o I'd be kind'a... Frightened to sing to a big burly guy... But I can try. And hopefully, by law, the big burly worker won't be allowed to touch me if my song annoys him and I will return home with all of my flesh and bones still attached. In the right spots. 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:47 pm
Mori Bokusochi system malfunction Mori Bokusochi system malfunction @Mori: The only thing I don't like about them are the huge senseless gaps in the middle of songs like Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt and when Omar takes his solos too far. Other than that, they might just top my Coheed obsession xD
And I love Ben Folds Five, and I've been trying to get my hands on his solo work but my friend won't loan it to me Well, yeah, there are those, but generally, the huge gaps are followed by something absolutely mindblowing. XDD The Mars Volta's work, in general, reminds me of Radiohead's "Kid A", my favorite album of all time. In the same way, it's very...bizarre, completely out there, and at a few points it takes completely unexpected turns. There's a song that stays relatively normal until a marching band comes in and starts soloing wildly, eventually crashing into a brick wall. XD @Insom: Nirvana/Foo Fighters are made of awesome. xD 'Specially Heart Shaped Box. Also, at Merri: THOM YORKE. PJ HARVEY. <3 I think I need to buy this album rofl
I'm a sucker for concept albums, which is probably why I love Coheed so much as well. Trying to figure out the stories behind them is so much fun rofl Yes, you do. xD The band calls it a concept album about "everything and nothing at the same time", but there's also an underlying story involving genetic modification, corporations, and the slow destruction of the world. xD Or something like that. There's a secret book in the back of the CD case with stuff about it. Coheed is fun for that reason. xD They all fit together...all the CDs. Yeah. That sounds like Resident Evil and G-Corp on acid, but with an awesome soundtrack rofl
For some reason Coheed is just so amazing at it though. After a while you start to feel an actual connection with the characters. I was so upset when I figured out that Ambellina is killed by The Writing Writer in the Willing Well suite ;____;
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:48 pm
Juria-San Merriweather @Juria: You have to make sure he's a big burly guy . . . and you have to wear a costume. o.o I'd be kind'a... Frightened to sing to a big burly guy... But I can try. And hopefully, by law, the big burly worker won't be allowed to touch me if my song annoys him and I will return home with all of my flesh and bones still attached. In the right spots. 3nodding Actually, every time I passed his booth I got sold to someone new . . . it was fun but kinda embarassing. Especially when my new owner tried to sell me thier crap.
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Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:48 pm
Sadly, i'm ashamed that I barely know what half of you talking about....Except for some of the things you're talking about.
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