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All this cell phone talk makes me really miss my Nokia brick and snake. Snake was the best game.
I downloaded a game called paper.io yesterday and I am OBSESSED. It's pretty simple graphics, so I have been comparing it to Snake. I sat on my couch from 8 until almost 1 am last night playing this game (and watching The Leftovers). I am so addicted.
we already have a middle name that has been in my family going back to the civil war
It doesn't go back to the Civil War, but I have a middle name that I share with all brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces, aunts, uncles, etc. going back to a great grandmother. There's like 30 of us that share a middle name (and none of us have a dual middle name). Too bad it's an ugly name. Tefft.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
There is a tour coming to Tucson with a Deadmau5 tribute act called Not Exactly and a Skrillex tribute act called Skrillish.
What the fuck is that even?
haha what in the shit???? i hope they just pull a mix from soundcloud and plug it in and press play (save all the dj's just push play anyways jokes)
It really makes you wonder. The redeeming factor for tribute/cover bands is there is a certain level of interpretation and they can never completely mimic the source material even if they try. But even if they weren't just straight up stealing a mix they could in theory completely copy it from the ground up.
haha what in the shit???? i hope they just pull a mix from soundcloud and plug it in and press play (save all the dj's just push play anyways jokes)
It really makes you wonder. The redeeming factor for tribute/cover bands is there is a certain level of interpretation and they can never completely mimic the source material even if they try. But even if they weren't just straight up stealing a mix they could in theory completely copy it from the ground up.
there's a local TOOL cover band that is actually fucking amazing and i've seen them 4-5 times just to see some TOOL "live"
I had gotten the muck last week (coughing, sore throat, post nasal drip) but have been better since Sunday...except the chapped lips. I have had chapped lips for over a week. I have been doing all the right things to make them stop being chapped but nothing is actually working. It really sucks.
Post by LoveLuckLaughter on Apr 5, 2017 15:41:53 GMT -5
My very Christian coworkers were talking about how much they love "Hallelujah", the song by "Pentatonix" today. I refrained from telling them how much sex and how much desperation mixed with bliss and how much love that has been swallowed by pain is actually going on in that song. I did make them listen to the Jeff Buckley version and told them who in the hell Leonard Cohen is. It is the little things in life.
That being said, what a fucking song and it is amazing how those two different versions can invoke emotions from one end of the spectrum to the next.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
My very Christian coworkers were talking about how much they love "Hallelujah", the song by "Pentatonix" today. I refrained from telling them how much sex and how much desperation mixed with bliss and how much love that has been swallowed by pain is actually going on in that song. I did make them listen to the Jeff Buckley version and told them who in the hell Leonard Cohen is. It is the little things in life.
That being said, what a fucking song and it is amazing how those two different versions can invoke emotions from one end of the spectrum to the next.
This reminds me of asking a coworker what their favorite Bob Marley song was, and him answering with "Red Red Wine".
My very Christian coworkers were talking about how much they love "Hallelujah", the song by "Pentatonix" today. I refrained from telling them how much sex and how much desperation mixed with bliss and how much love that has been swallowed by pain is actually going on in that song. I did make them listen to the Jeff Buckley version and told them who in the hell Leonard Cohen is. It is the little things in life.
That being said, what a fucking song and it is amazing how those two different versions can invoke emotions from one end of the spectrum to the next.
This reminds me of asking a coworker what their favorite Bob Marley song was, and him answering with "Red Red Wine".
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
This reminds me of asking a coworker what their favorite Bob Marley song was, and him answering with "Red Red Wine".
Oh jesus.
What's funny was that was at an old job, recently at my current job my boss says to me "Katy, did you know the guys who sing red red wine are white??" all astonished like this is new information.
What's funny was that was at an old job, recently at my current job my boss says to me "Katy, did you know the guys who sing red red wine are white??" all astonished like this is new information.
I dunno what it is about that song man
Could it be because it was tagged as by Bob Marley on Kazaa? An entire generation of music pirates received horribly unreliable artist information.
What's funny was that was at an old job, recently at my current job my boss says to me "Katy, did you know the guys who sing red red wine are white??" all astonished like this is new information.
I dunno what it is about that song man
Could it be because it was tagged as by Bob Marley on Kazaa? An entire generation of music pirates received horribly unreliable artist information.
i honestly still don't know who did that bluegrass version of Gin N' Juice.
Could it be because it was tagged as by Bob Marley on Kazaa? An entire generation of music pirates received horribly unreliable artist information.
i honestly still don't know who did that bluegrass version of Gin N' Juice.
Nobody does.
I think I learned a valuable life lesson in letting little things go when I realized I would NEVER convince a high school acquaintance that Phish did not sing Marijuana.
My fucking left ankle itches like a methhead with scabies. It's got that mythical paper flea bite feel. Scratching is only bringing temporary relief and I don't feel like getting up out of bed to go find out that there exists no itching cream in the medicine cabinet.
My fucking left ankle itches like a methhead with scabies. It's got that mythical paper flea bite feel. Scratching is only bringing temporary relief and I don't feel like getting up out of bed to go find out that there exists no itching cream in the medicine cabinet.
Because of my allergies I get that feeling all the time. We always have anti-itching cream of some form in the house. I hope it gets better.
1. saw portugal. the man last night and it was AWESOME. I had forgotten how good they are live 2. the show made me remember another reason why I can't WAIT to move out of richmond: it's a glorified college town. I love the venue - the national - here, but the crowd is consistently young AF and have zero concert etiquette. so many people cutting in front of people, not understanding personal space (esp. when the venue has plenty of room), talking, people that are wayyyyy too fucked up, fights always close to breaking out, and just general rude behavior. can't wait to be in a big city again and not be constantly surrounded by people that are 98% under the age of 24.
2. the show made me remember another reason why I can't WAIT to move out of richmond: it's a glorified college town. I love the venue - the national - here, but the crowd is consistently young AF and have zero concert etiquette. so many people cutting in front of people, not understanding personal space (esp. when the venue has plenty of room), talking, people that are wayyyyy too fucked up, fights always close to breaking out, and just general rude behavior. can't wait to be in a big city again and not be constantly surrounded by people that are 98% under the age of 24.
It really comes down to the shows you attended here. If I go to some punk/metal weirdness at Strange Matter, I'm positive I'll be the oldest in attendance. I saw Kevin Morby and Waxahatchee and was on the younger side of the crowd. (E: oddly enough both crowds are dressed identical)
You're right about a glorified college town though. Those kids are part of the reason I stopped going to "high profile" RVA shows
BROADBERRY OR GTFO. Seriously. You don't deal with 60% of the BS you deal with at The National.
1. saw portugal. the man last night and it was AWESOME. I had forgotten how good they are live
Got tickets to see them in June. Can't wait. They've always been a live favorite of mine since I saw them at Roo. I still miss some of the former band members but they still rock a ton and I can't wait for the new album.
1. saw portugal. the man last night and it was AWESOME. I had forgotten how good they are live
Got tickets to see them in June. Can't wait. They've always been a live favorite of mine since I saw them at Roo. I still miss some of the former band members but they still rock a ton and I can't wait for the new album.
Next week on the 13th. Papadosio, Psymbionic and All them Witches this weekend.
I saw on the snappies! I'm so happy for you, he's adorable! I hope baby and momma are resting comfortably and you and lil' Piper are being good little helpers!