A Music Discussion
oren...@innocent.com
> Hey everybody! A question for all interested dragons: What music does
> everyone here listen to? If you're interested at all in answering some of
> the following questions I think it would be quite interesting to see the
> results:
"Flop! LTNS!" Odetta *huggles* Flop hello.
> 1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
> etc.)
"Alternative" (I hate that term) Heavy Metal, and Soft Rock on a
song-to-song basis. I don't like most of it, but there's some that I
do. I also like some "Oldies" and classical.
> 2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
I look for lyrical content first in a song, then how it sounds. I also
like music that coinsides with my current mood.
> 3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
> music)
I only get to pick one??? Well :P on you...and I mean that in the most
positive light. :)
Sarah McLachlin, Peter Gabriel, Tom Petty, and Tori Amos. And all the
singers in the bands below.
> 4. What is your favorite band?
Once again, only one??
Ben Folds Five, Counting Crows, R.E.M., +Live+, Deep Forest, Enya, Simon
and Garfunkel, They Might be Giants, U2, The Why Store, Metallica, Led
Zepplin,
> 5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
Oasis, Ween, Green Day, and Hansen!
> 6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
Country and rap.
You forgot one! What's your favorite songs?!?!
Guns and Roses - November Rain
R.E.M. - It's the End of the World as We Know It, Leave, and Me In Honey
Ben Folds Five - Underground, Uncle Walter, Philosophy, Brick, and Smoke
Counting Crows - Murder of One, Round Here, Anna Begins, Recovering the
Satelites, and Monkey (because he mentions Ben Folds :)
The Why Store - Lies and Lack of Water
A-Ha - Take on Me (aaah! Attack of the 80's!)
Peter Gabriel - Land of Confusion
Simon and Garfunkel - Old Friends/Bookends, Sound of Silence, Me and
Julio Down by the Schoolyard, Scarborogh Fair
U2 - With or Without You, Stay, Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
Ugly Kid Joe - Cats in the Cradle
The Nixons - Sister
Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World
Gravity Kills - Goodbye
Enigma - Return to Innocence
Devo - Whip It and Go
B 52's - Roam and Rock Lobster
Candlebox - You
Dave Matthews Band - Ants Marching, Satelite, and Say Goodbye
Cake - I Will Survive
Aerosmith - Dream On and Hole in my Soul
Alice in Chains - Don't Follow
There's a ton more, but I'll stop before I go crazy and eat more
bandwidth. :)
Odetta
Kalessin
oren...@innocent.com wrote:
> > 1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
> > etc.)
>
> "Alternative" (I hate that term) Heavy Metal, and Soft Rock on a
> song-to-song basis. I don't like most of it, but there's some that I
> do. I also like some "Oldies" and classical.
"Most Soft Rock, and all "Classics from the Crypt." Ya know, like
Toccata and Fuge in D Minor, Night on Bald Mountain, Danse Macabre? That
sorta thing. Some Oldies are cool."
> > 2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
>
> I look for lyrical content first in a song, then how it sounds. I also
> like music that coinsides with my current mood.
"Lyrics first, followed by how it sounds. Tune third, and the images
last."
> > 4. What is your favorite band?
>
> Once again, only one??
>
> Ben Folds Five, Counting Crows, R.E.M., +Live+, Deep Forest, Enya, Simon
> and Garfunkel, They Might be Giants, U2, The Why Store, Metallica, Led
> Zepplin,
"Pretty much conincides with mine. I also like Pink Floyd(sp?), Moody
Blues, Ruttles, some Blue Oyster Cult. i don't really like U2,
Metallica, or The Why Store, but they all have some cool songs."
> > 5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
>
> Oasis, Ween, Green Day, and Hansen!
"What's wrong with Oasis?!?! <g> I like their stuff a lot!! I despise
the others though. And anything played *really* loud stinks."
> > 6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
>
> Country and rap.
"Rap, most especially 'Gangsta' rap. Most country, but some is actually
really good! I really dislike a lot of love songs because of the lyrics
being so insipid. Yuck!!"
> Odetta
Kalessin, Rock Junkie Dragon
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an...@chebucto.ns.ca
Hey everybody! A question for all interested dragons: What music does
everyone here listen to? If you're interested at all in answering some of
the following questions I think it would be quite interesting to see the
results:
1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
etc.)
2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
music)
4. What is your favorite band?
5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
Thanks! Hope you have fun seeing the results of this!
Flop the Green
aka Victoria
Chris Kennedy
On 24 Nov 1997 00:03:07 GMT, an...@chebucto.ns.ca wrote:
>Hey everybody! A question for all interested dragons: What music does
>everyone here listen to? If you're interested at all in answering some of
>the following questions I think it would be quite interesting to see the
>results:
Okay, why not?
>1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
>etc.)
Alternative and rock are my favorites. I also enjoy jazz and
classical.
>2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
Sometimes music, sometimes lyrics, depends on the song.
>3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
>music)
Hmm... dont' think I really have one.
>4. What is your favorite band?
Same as above. Don't have one.
>5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
Wouldn't have a clue. Anything I don't like, I just don't listen to,
and forget about.
>6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
Gangsta rap, most R&B, some country starts getting on my nerves, and
that so-called "Christian rock" that sounds like mid to late 80's pop
music...
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Chad Bieber
an...@chebucto.ns.ca wrote in article <65ag7r$861$1...@News.Dal.Ca>...
> Hey everybody! A question for all interested dragons: What music does
> everyone here listen to? If you're interested at all in answering some of
> the following questions I think it would be quite interesting to see the
> results:
>
> 1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
> etc.)
>
All of it. My radio is tuned to a country station and a mix/alternative
station.
> 2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
I like music I can understand, as in actually hear the words, and I like
stuff that isn't two techno-tweaked, mostly anyways...
> 3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
> music)
Many people... Garth Brooks, Eagles, Peter, Paul and Mary to name a few
> 4. What is your favorite band?
see previous
> 5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
see next
> 6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
That bad poetry stuff put to really loud drumbeats that people try to pawn
off as a type of music.
Chad Bieber
Chad Bieber <cbi...@mines.edu> wrote in article
> > Hey everybody! A question for all interested dragons: What music does
> > everyone here listen to? If you're interested at all in answering some
of
> > the following questions I think it would be quite interesting to see
the
> > results:
> >
Oops, I didna sign that last one, many sorries...
Stryver
Wyrm
Greetings.
an...@chebucto.ns.ca spake thus:
>1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
>etc.)
I could say: Brit Pop, Acid Metal, Ambient, New Wave, Acid-Punk ... etc.
however, I don't like a particular type (or types) of music, rather I like
particular bands, and particular albums.
>2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
I like what I like. Mainly because I identify with it in someway.
>3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
>music)
Dave Brock.
>4. What is your favorite band?
Hawkwind.
>5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
Stravinsky.
>6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
Neo-Rap.
Wyrm.
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Peter Gabriel - Genesis.
Sam
On Mon, 24 Nov 1997, Wyrm wrote:
> >6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
>
> Neo-Rap.
I'll bite. What's "Neo-Rap"?
--quen
Sam
On 24 Nov 1997 an...@chebucto.ns.ca wrote:
You didn't want to have posted this. it has little to do with dragons
(although while i'm here i'll re-recommend the [world-ambient] album
"welcome to the land of dragons" by "divine s.o.m.a. experience") but i
can't resist talking about music, so here we go :)
> 1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
Techno, ambient, jungle/drum'n'bass, rap, classic house, trance, happy
hardcore [aka rave music, or it used to be anyhow], etc.
> 2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
there isn't a reason why I like a particular *type* of music, only reasons
why I like particular tunes... on average, though:
techno,- because it's original & intelligent compared to other forms of
ambient music (ie. the tracks don't all sound basically the same as with,
say, happy hardcore, guitar music, etc.)
["intelligent" drum'n'bass fits somewhere in between these two categories]
jungle - because it's just so damn tuff ;) well, i like the emphasis on
the key elements of music: bass sounds, repetitivity.
some tracks key into that "dark" vibe as well, kind of drawing
you into a cyberpunkish world where nobody cares about you and
nothing matters but the beat.
rap - loops (sometimes of other people's music, but they usually take
the BEST bits) are always good, repetition is the key :) Some
loops like the piano in mobb deep's track of a few years back
(overused since...) are really haunting etc.
to some extent, the worldview... it's not mine, but i like to be
taken to other worlds sometimes ;)
also, especially, clever verbal patterns, references, and the
rhythms of speech; here's one of my favourite quotes...
"...I bring the element H with the 2, so ya owe me what is coming when I'm
raining on your new parade. It's just mind over matter, and what matters
is that the mind isn't guided by the punished shade..."
[de la soul / i am i be]
classic- by which i mean, basically, old hit house tunes ;) well, partly
house the nostalgia thing, plus a bunch of the below...
happy - because it's just so damn ecstatic (there is no other word
hard- that's really appropriate)... makes you feel good & forget
core everything else. [and no, i didn't take anything illegal ;)]
> 3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
> music)
aphex twin, moby, enya, live, de la soul,...
[but there are MANY great tracks by artists that i've never heard of and
never will again... and other artists who ARE a bit well known who i
wouldn't call my favourites but have made incredible music (ltj bukem, for
one)...]
BTW, I don't think most of these count as "composers". I sort of think
composers are people who write music for others to play... *shrugs* the
term "producer" might be more appropriate. or, so that you don't then have
to do "singer, composer, or producer", it might be better to say
"musician" ;)
> 4. What is your favorite band?
Ooops, I guess live and de la soul fit under this category... *shrugs* I
don't really see why it's separate...
> 5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
none in particular.
> 6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
anything that's overtly, blatantly commercial and was created by a
marketing team. (i don't mean stuff like oasis, prodigy etc.... WORSE than
that... ;)
well, some of this i can actually listen to ("barbie girl" made me laugh)
but i wouldn't ever buy it, it's more a moral objection than a musical
one.
also, I usually like opera music until they start screeching (women) or
growling (men)... ;)
and i am not a fan of accordions ;)
--quen
Peter N. Ruesch
>1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
>etc.)
>
>2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
It's easier to say what I don't like than what I do (see below). Each
piece has to have the right combination of the above factors. My music
library varies from Pink Floyd to A Tribe Called Quest to Ozzy Osbourne
to Bruce Hornsby to Beck to Led Zeppelin to P.M. Dawn to Megadeth...
>3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
>music)
>
>4. What is your favorite band?
Rush, without question. But that doesn't equate to "I like all of their
music".
>5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
>
>6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
Country. I find the "country" accent to be infinately annoying, even if
the music is good, which is rare. There is little or no originality to
be found in country music. Unlike many other kinds of music, it seems
to me that you cannot differentiate one country music singer from another,
except by actual voice. Remove the vocals, and Sawyer Brown sounds like
Brooks & Dunn and hundreds of other bands who sound the same. And very
few country artists seem to write their own material--they're just pretty
faces and (sometimes) pretty voices to sell the song. I will say that I
do respect Garth Brooks, if for no other reason than the passion he has
for his music and his performance of it, and he comes from a non-country
background.
Anyone care to add/counter to this?
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Chris Kennedy
On Sun, 23 Nov 1997 23:30:59 -0500, "oren...@innocent.com"
<oren...@innocent.com> wrote:
>Oasis, Ween, Green Day, and Hansen!
Ah! That's it! Thank you! Now I remember. There are 2 groups that I
can't stand. Spice Girls (completely and totally manufactured. It's
disgusting) and Hanson. And slightly off topic... why are all the
little teen magazines obsessed with these children? All three of them
look like girls! (that middle one's prettier than I am!)
--Chris, typist to Lyr
Jay, The Elf-Believer
an...@chebucto.ns.ca wrote:
>
> Hey everybody! A question for all interested dragons: What music does
> everyone here listen to? If you're interested at all in answering some of
> the following questions I think it would be quite interesting to see the
> results:
>
> etc.)
> 3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
> music)
> 5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
>
> 6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
> Thanks! Hope you have fun seeing the results of this!
>
> Flop the Green
> aka Victoria
Jay, One of the last Elf-Believers
she's electric
>Hey everybody! A question for all interested dragons: What music does
>everyone here listen to? If you're interested at all in answering some of
>the following questions I think it would be quite interesting to see the
>results:
>
>1. What is your favorite type of music? (eg Alternative, Rap, Country
>etc.)
rock & goth i guess but i like lots of other odd songs from manymany
other types of music.
>
>2. Why do you like that type of music? (eg Tune, Lyrics, Image, etc.)
what i really like is lyrics that make me *feel* something, that have
meaning for me and really good music to complement them.
>
>3. Who is your favorite artist? (Singer or Composer depending on type of
>music)
yaick! i don't think i have one.
>
>4. What is your favorite band?
don't have one of those either, really. it changes all the time 'cause
i'm always buying music that i've never heard before 'cause i like the
cover art or the lyrics or something. :)
>
>5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
nope, i don't have one of those.. i don't mind any band as long as i
don't hafta listen to them if i don't want. uhm.. i don't like the spice
girls but they make me laugh. (esp. that video.. goth up your life,
anyone?? :)
>
>6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
rap. most "pop" Stuff. anything with bad, cliche`d lyrics. lots of other
Stuff i can't think of now..
>
>Thanks! Hope you have fun seeing the results of this!
>
>Flop the Green
>aka Victoria
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Eredien2
Flop asked about music, so here goes:
I love almost any kind of music except country, rap, and heavy metal. Love
classical, some alternative, most 'new age'/instrumental, and mostly anything
else. I am a confirmed music junkie! :-)
Eredien ("Willow" in the Dragonspeech)
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The Blue Rose
"oren...@innocent.com" <oren...@innocent.com> wrote:
*My newsreader insists I snip much of your post so I can reply to it
:-(
>You forgot one! What's your favorite songs?!?!
>
>Guns and Roses - November Rain
>R.E.M. - I
>Counting Crows
>A-Ha - Take on Me (aaah! Attack of the 80's!)
>Peter Gabriel - Land of Confusion
>Simon and Garfunkel - Old Friends/Bookends, Sound of Silence, Me and
>Julio Down by the Schoolyard, Scarborogh Fair
>U2 - With or Without You, Stay, Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
>Ugly Kid Joe - Cats in the Cradle
>Enigma - Return to Innocence
>Devo - Whip It and Go
>B 52's - Roam and Rock Lobster
*have snipped some selections*
>
>There's a ton more, but I'll stop before I go crazy and eat more
>bandwidth. :)
Off to the side there is a sudden disturbance in the air. It starts
to swirl and there can be a faint buzzing noise heard. Pops and
crackles are accompanied by small lightning flashes and a mini
whirlwind is spinning in place.
It whirls faster and faster, and multicoloured sparks are arcing out
with ever increasing speed and frequency and the buzzing noise has
increased in pitch so as to be quite irritating.
The tension is increasing to an unbearable limit, when
BANG!
A huge lightning strike flashes, momentarily blinding all present.
When the smoke clears, a dazed human female can be seen.
"Oh dear, I hope everyone is OK, that spell was a bit vigourous
*smiling in greeting* Hi everyone I am Stacey, Tiarella's typist and
companion. I read Odetta's post on her music taste and wanted to come
in person"
*looking around trying to recognise Odetta* "Sorry I am a bit dizzy,
anyway I wanted to say THANKYOU. Someone else who likes Tori Amos AND
has the same taste in music as myself *feeling a bit shy now* well
anyway, thanks again"
Still not 100% she sits down to rest.
Stacey - wow some spell ha!
Stacey - Dragon companion and typist
sta...@xtra.co.nz (spambuster present in email address)
Sam
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Cerulean wrote:
> >I'll bite. What's "Neo-Rap"?
>
> I haven't heard the term as such, but I think I already understand it.
> Wyrm has had the good sense to distinguish real rap artistry (the
> world saw a little of it in the 80's) from the crude popularized
> rubbish that followed it. The stuff I like to call "rap with a
> captial C." Am I close?
I don't know... there is certainly some "popularised rubbish" that would
fit into that category, though (warren g, snoop, etc.) although there's
also a lot of good rap around even these days, imo including some of the
popular stuff. I think production is tighter today as well, but a *lot* of
the lyrics are lacking, unfortunately... :( But there is always good Stuff
amongst the bad...
And people from the 80s like KRS-ONE are still making records :)
Odd thing, though, I don't remember ever hearing a rap track that even
mentioned dragons. At all. (Hrm... thinks through other music... actually
I can't immediately think of any in other forms of music... so maybe not
so odd...)
--quen
Wyrm
Greetings.
sm...@cam.ac.uk spake thus:
>On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Cerulean wrote:
>> >I'll bite. What's "Neo-Rap"?
>> I haven't heard the term as such, but I think I already understand it.
>> Wyrm has had the good sense to distinguish real rap artistry (the
>> world saw a little of it in the 80's) from the crude popularized
>> rubbish that followed it. The stuff I like to call "rap with a
>> captial C." Am I close?
Yup. Spot on near enough.
>I don't know... there is certainly some "popularised rubbish" that would
>fit into that category, though (warren g, snoop, etc.) although there's
>also a lot of good rap around even these days, imo including some of the
>popular stuff. I think production is tighter today as well, but a *lot* of
>the lyrics are lacking, unfortunately... :( But there is always good Stuff
>amongst the bad...
However, in the case of neo-rap, there is some really terrible stuff
amongst the bad!!!
>Odd thing, though, I don't remember ever hearing a rap track that even
>mentioned dragons. At all. (Hrm... thinks through other music... actually
>I can't immediately think of any in other forms of music... so maybe not
>so odd...)
Dragons are mentioned in many types of music. Certainly in Rock (many
different types), and also in Classical music. I am not sure about rap
specifically though.
Cerulean
Sam <sm...@eng.cam.ac.uk> wrote:
>On Mon, 24 Nov 1997, Wyrm wrote:
>> >6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
>>
>> Neo-Rap.
>I'll bite. What's "Neo-Rap"?
>--quen
I haven't heard the term as such, but I think I already understand it.
Wyrm has had the good sense to distinguish real rap artistry (the
world saw a little of it in the 80's) from the crude popularized
rubbish that followed it. The stuff I like to call "rap with a
captial C." Am I close?
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mary
In article <Pine.HPP.3.95L.971125142203.1713H-
100...@club.eng.cam.ac.uk>, Sam <sm...@eng.cam.ac.uk> writes
>
>Odd thing, though, I don't remember ever hearing a rap track that even
>mentioned dragons. At all. (Hrm... thinks through other music... actually
>I can't immediately think of any in other forms of music... so maybe not
>so odd...)
>
>
You missed Scorch and his Mage Lucus a few years back!
Scorch was a rapping Dragon on British TV
--
Wyer Keeper
Sam
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, mary wrote:
> >Odd thing, though, I don't remember ever hearing a rap track that even
> >mentioned dragons. At all. (Hrm... thinks through other music... actually
> You missed Scorch and his Mage Lucus a few years back!
>
> Scorch was a rapping Dragon on British TV
Ah... Hrm, never heard of that. Unfortunately, from your description, I
have to say that it sounds eminently missable, at least from a
music-quality point of view :)
--quen
Wyrm
Greetings.
mary <ma...@aasl.demon.co.uk> spake thus:
>In article <Pine.HPP.3.95L.971125142203.1713H-
>100...@club.eng.cam.ac.uk>, Sam <sm...@eng.cam.ac.uk> writes
>>Odd thing, though, I don't remember ever hearing a rap track that even
>>mentioned dragons. At all. (Hrm... thinks through other music... actually
>>I can't immediately think of any in other forms of music... so maybe not
>>so odd...)
>You missed Scorch and his Mage Lucus a few years back!
>Scorch was a rapping Dragon on British TV
Talking about TV Dragons, we've always got Tricky on Saturday mornings!
Tricky is a Dragon who hosts his own 'kids' show on Saturday mornings on
ITV. He has a silent sidekick called Purdey who hatched out in the first
show. Tricky is just coming to terms with his dragonhood.
she's electric
>"Flop! LTNS!" Odetta *huggles* Flop hello.
reflop, hihihi odie-sis!!! <*pouncehugglesboth*>
>You forgot one! What's your favorite songs?!?!
yay! i've got lots..
the cure: charlotte sometimes, the hanging garden, just like heaven,
like cockatoos, open, high, doing the unstuck, lovecats.. hell, just
about EVERY cure song i've ever heard. :)
simon &garfunkel: sounds of silence, i am a rock, the boxer
r.e.m: losing my religion, everybody hurts
eagles: one of these nights, desperado
bette midler: wind beneath my wings
sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
valentine, lucretia my reflection
counting crows: round here, omaha, mr jones, anna begins, murder of one,
catapult, angels of the silences
siouxsie and the banshees: tearing apart, love out me, stargazer, fall
from grace
alisha's attic: white room, i won't miss you
>
>Guns and Roses - November Rain
>R.E.M. - It's the End of the World as We Know It, Leave, and Me In Honey
>Ben Folds Five - Underground, Uncle Walter, Philosophy, Brick, and Smoke
didn't they mention the cure in one of their songs? i liked that. :)
>
>There's a ton more, but I'll stop before I go crazy and eat more
>bandwidth. :)
uhm.. what're you're fave lyrics and WHY?
again, i have *lots* :)
"and in her head a picture of a boy who left her lonely in the rain..."
'cause don't we all have pictures like that?
"life is short and love is always over in the morning.."
"when i look at the television i wanna see me staring right back at
me we all wanna be big stars, but we don't know why and we don't
know how but when everybody loves me i will be just about as happy as i
can be."
'cause i'm gonna be a big star.
"and i know there's little things about me that would sing in the silenc
eof so much rejection."
"and when i see you kitten as a cat/ yeah as smitten as that/ i can't
get that small/ the way you fur/ the how you purr/ it makes me want to
paw you all."
'cause.. *mrowl!* :)
>
>Odetta
rae, WEARing her cure badge
x0x www.g-dav.demon.co.uk/rae/ xox www.g-dav.demon.co.uk/jude/ x0x
raorazure zephyrine -> she of all things sparkly
there is no force greater than true love... except maybe caffeine
she's electric
>>Oasis, Ween, Green Day, and Hansen!
>
>Ah! That's it! Thank you! Now I remember. There are 2 groups that I
>can't stand. Spice Girls (completely and totally manufactured. It's
>disgusting) and Hanson. And slightly off topic... why are all the
>little teen magazines obsessed with these children? All three of them
>look like girls! (that middle one's prettier than I am!)
l0l, yeah. i've gotta agree w/ everything on odetta's list (except ween
'cause i've never heard of them.)
i'm just glad they've finally stopped playing mmmbop on the radio.. how
on earth can someone like a song that is basically high-pitched humming
the whole way through!? HOW!?!?! :)
>
>--Chris, typist to Lyr
rae
Sam
On Wed, 26 Nov 1997, she's electric wrote:
> uhm.. what're you're fave lyrics and WHY?
> again, i have *lots* :)
"i was looking back to see if you were looking back at me to see me
looking back at you" [massive attack]
because, um, it's just so damn cool and neat :)
more, but i can't think of them right now...
--quen
an...@chebucto.ns.ca
Hi everybody! I'd just like to say thanks to all who have filled out the
music survey thingie and that I'll try to answer as many as possible, but
for right now I do hope everyone is enjoying the results and spinoffs!
Bye!
Flop the Green
Midnight Blew
Wyrm (laur...@wyrm.demon.co.uk) wrote:
> Greetings.
>
>
> Talking about TV Dragons, we've always got Tricky on Saturday mornings!
>
> Tricky is a Dragon who hosts his own 'kids' show on Saturday mornings on
> ITV. He has a silent sidekick called Purdey who hatched out in the first
> show. Tricky is just coming to terms with his dragonhood.
>
> Wyrm.
Hmm...hadn't come across that one..mainly 'cos I'm usually busy
Saturday mornings. Will have to take time out to see what its like :)
As far as the music thing goes, I don't recall having seen any
classical or semi-classical works that feature dragons. (not that my
classical knowledge is that great <grin>) There are one or two tracks on
some "new world" stuff that I have that mentions dragon in the title,
but thats about as far as it goes.
There is of course *the* famous one........
<runs away quickly before rest of the group can hear him sing
something about a magic dragon *WDG*>
Midnight - who used to like *that* song :)
--
DC.D(male) s++ h++ C:blue-black a m- d+ Fr- Bnone e- g+
Where humans fail, a dragon will always succeed.
<http://www.westbr.demon.co.uk>
Midnight Blew - midn...@westbr.demon.co.uk
SerpentRot
Eodrakken wanders over to the music thread, her Walkdragon
(TM) softly playing "Junk the Magic Dragon" (a very, very,
VERY early Marilyn Manson tune).
She takes off the headphones, thinks a moment, and starts talking:
"Let's see...I like many kinds of music. Heavy metal and classical
are my favorites, I love the way they evoke such strong emotion.
"I like it when I can identify with the lyrics of songs...and when
the lyrics are poetry unto themselves.
"As to what the music itself sounds like, apart from the words, I
like Sublime and that sort of thing... Neo-ska, would it be? And
also in that category comes heavy metal, "hard alternative"...
"There are so many things I love. Even a little rap and R&B
mixed in with my Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Chopin, and Marilyn
Manson.
"In other words, I listen to any music I find appealing, without
much thought to what *kind* of music it is. My CD collection is
very eclectic."
She looks like she's finished, but suddenly she adds:
"Oh, and I have a special fondness for Gilbert & Sullivan, and
Tim Curry (yes, he sings too)."
**********************************
Eodrakken Quicksilver (Draco draconis altercoloris)
DC.D f s++ h- CMG>M olivegreen a $ m d++ WL++*
Fr^ L202' Bhydrogen/fire
International House of Psycho Dragons:
http://members.aol.com/serpentrot/ihopd.html
Polenth
In article <880577314.5616.0...@news.demon.co.uk>,
midn...@westbr.demon.co.uk (Midnight Blew) writes:
>> Tricky is a Dragon who hosts his own 'kids' show on Saturday mornings on
>> ITV. He has a silent sidekick called Purdey who hatched out in the first
>> show. Tricky is just coming to terms with his dragonhood.
>>
>> Wyrm.
>
>Hmm...hadn't come across that one..mainly 'cos I'm usually busy
>Saturday mornings. Will have to take time out to see what its like :)
>
I'm asleep on Saturday mornings. At least at the time I expect it's on. Why
can't they show it a bit earlier, say 4am:)
Polenth
Clan Stormcrest
DC.D CDP a- d+++ WL+* L14f Balkali f e! m-
My weyr is at: http://members.aol.com/polenth/weyr.htm
Owner of 'Herbal Concoctions' and 'The Forest Inn'
Wyrm
Greetings.
pol...@aol.com (Polenth) spake thus:
>In article <880577314.5616.0...@news.demon.co.uk>,
>midn...@westbr.demon.co.uk (Midnight Blew) writes:
>>> Tricky is a Dragon who hosts his own 'kids' show on Saturday mornings on
>>> ITV. He has a silent sidekick called Purdey who hatched out in the first
>>> show. Tricky is just coming to terms with his dragonhood.
>>Hmm...hadn't come across that one..mainly 'cos I'm usually busy
>>Saturday mornings. Will have to take time out to see what its like :)
>I'm asleep on Saturday mornings. At least at the time I expect it's on. Why
>can't they show it a bit earlier, say 4am:)
There are such inventions as video recorders these days that might help
with this particular problem. :8) The program in question starts at either
9am or 9:30am (can't remember which).
an...@chebucto.ns.ca
Hmmm...interesting. In Canada we have "The Adventures of Dudley the
Dragon". *sicklook* It is by far one of the worst shows I've ever had to
watch, it is a cheap clone of Barney and Dudley is a bumbling fool.
Can you tell I don't like it?
>> Wyrm.
>
>Hmm...hadn't come across that one..mainly 'cos I'm usually busy
>Saturday mornings. Will have to take time out to see what its like :)
*snip*
>There is of course *the* famous one........
>
><runs away quickly before rest of the group can hear him sing
>something about a magic dragon *WDG*>
Wheeee! "PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGONS LIVED BY THE SEA AND FROLICKED IN THE
AUTOMN MIST IN A LAND CALLED HONALEE!!!!!!"
>Midnight - who used to like *that* song :)
>--
>DC.D(male) s++ h++ C:blue-black a m- d+ Fr- Bnone e- g+
>Where humans fail, a dragon will always succeed.
><[8]http://www.westbr.demon.co.uk>
>Midnight Blew - midn...@westbr.demon.co.uk
Flop the Green
an...@chebucto.ns.ca
I know!!!!! It is soooo gross, everyone's like "Oh my gosh, don't you just
_love_ Hanson? They are so cute! Here, come look at my magazine..." Guess
what my reply is *evilgrin* "Bring that blasted magazine near me (not
being one for these stoopid magazines they've got out) or mention Hanson
in my presence and I'll have you burnt to a crisp before you can say Ack."
>l0l, yeah. i've gotta agree w/ everything on odetta's
list (except ween >'cause i've never heard of them.)
I actually do like Green Day's new song ("Hitchin' a Ride") and a few of
Oasis's songs (mostly "D'ya Know What I Mean?") but I've never heard of
Ween. I like a few of the Spice Girls' songs for the basslines.
>i'm just glad they've finally stopped playing mmmbop on the radio.. how
>on earth can someone like a song that is basically high-pitched humming
>the whole way through!? HOW!?!?! :)
The feeling is mutual. ]:=8} New question: What's everyone's opinions on
the Backstreet Boys? I happen to like their music quite a lot.
>>
>>--Chris, typist to Lyr
>
>rae
>
Flop the Green
Chris Kennedy
>The feeling is mutual. ]:=8} New question: What's everyone's opinions on
>the Backstreet Boys? I happen to like their music quite a lot.
Well, I'm not a big fan of that type of music to begin with, and they
remind me a little too much of the New Kids on the Block (remember
them?). Especially since I've run across too many pages on the web of
12 or 13 year-old girls who are madly in love with them (and I'm
_really_ tired of hearing that midi of their song, whatever it is) and
it seems like people are in love with them just like they were with
the New Kids.
--Chris and Lyr
an...@chebucto.ns.ca
Unfortunately I was not really old enough to remember the New Kids on the
Block although I've heard quite a few people comparing them to the
Backstreet Boys. I'm gonna have to go find a New Kids album one day and
see what its like.
>--Chris and Lyr
>--
>DC.D f++ sRL--- sVR+ h++ CGwK a- $ m d++ WL++* Fr- L20f Bwhatever e++ g- i-!
>"In a world full of people, only some want to fly, isn't that crazy?"
>--Seal, "Crazy"
>psych...@hotmail.com
Eredien2
I've got a new version of "Puff":( what kind of name is that anyway?)
Eredien sings, and although she is perfectly in key it doesn't make the song
much better.
"Puff the Tragic Dragon lived by the beach, and slogged along in snow and hail
and rain and wind and sleet.
Little Joey Kaper hated Tragic Puff, and brought him strings and sealing wax
and other useless stuff!"
:-) Anyone have any more verses to add to that most loved/hated Dragon song?
Eredien2
Chris and Lyr wrote:
>Unfortunately I was not really old enough to remember the New Kids on the
>Block although I've heard quite a few people comparing them to the
>Backstreet Boys. I'm gonna have to go find a New Kids album one day and
>see what its like.
I warn you, for your mental health, don't!!!!
They (New Kids on the Block) were and still are HORRIBLE!
When I was about 8, one of my friends had a New Kids on the Block birthday
party, and I still have nightmares of it sometimes.
Alan Lewis Sauer
she's electric wrote:
: >You forgot one! What's your favorite songs?!?!
: yay! i've got lots..
(snip cure)
: simon &garfunkel: sounds of silence, i am a rock, the boxer
So far so good, most of the way.
: r.e.m: losing my religion, everybody hurts
Check.
: eagles: one of these nights, desperado
Halfway check.
: bette midler: wind beneath my wings
Semi-check. Gets annoying after too many repetitions.
: sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
: valentine, lucretia my reflection
Never heard of them.
: counting crows: round here, omaha, mr jones, anna begins, murder of one,
: catapult, angels of the silences
Check squared. Also worth mentioning: "Long December" and "Miller's
Angels"
: siouxsie and the banshees: tearing apart, love out me, stargazer, fall
: from grace
: alisha's attic: white room, i won't miss you
Never heard of the second, never heard songs by the first.
Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
------------------------------------------------------------------
Alan Sauer als...@bingen.cs.csbsju.edu
"To follow knowledge, like a sinking star,/Beyond the utmost bound
of human thought." -- from "Ulysses," by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
an...@chebucto.ns.ca
Close enough Jay *grin*
>> 5. What is your least favorite band/artist/composer etc.?
>>
>> 6. What type of music can you _not_ stand at all?
> Most other music, although I can tolerate some stuff for a while.
Really? What type can you tolerate? Oooh I'm curious now...
>> Thanks! Hope you have fun seeing the results of this!
>>
>> Flop the Green
>> aka Victoria
>
>Jay, One of the last Elf-Believers
Flop
an...@chebucto.ns.ca
A New Kids on the Block birthday party? How'd they manage to do that?
>
>Eredien ("Willow" in the Dragonspeech)
>Ered...@aol.com
>DC.D f s(RL---VR) h--- CLG:g ah- $- m d++ WL+^* Fr--- L- Bnone e?
>g i! U?
Flop
Brood
(Eredien2) wrote:
> I've got a new version of "Puff":( what kind of name is that anyway?)
>
> Eredien sings, and although she is perfectly in key it doesn't make the song
> much better.
>
> "Puff the Tragic Dragon lived by the beach, and slogged along in snow and hail
> and rain and wind and sleet.
> Little Joey Kaper hated Tragic Puff, and brought him strings and sealing wax
> and other useless stuff!"
> :-) Anyone have any more verses to add to that most loved/hated Dragon song?
>
>
I would add to it, but I would be thrown off the site for my words.
--
Brood (Bree Pickett bpic...@oz.net.to.to)
DC.D f s+ h++ CDB*(pulsing stars) a++++ $-- m** d--- WL++*
Fr---- L21,120f(elf 6.5f) BP/Hydrogen e! g- i-! u+
Traveller of the night sky
------------------------------------------------------------
In rememberance... for a lover of Dragons
------------------------------------------------------------
A poem is like a kaleidascope, everyone sees something different within.
~Anonymous
Shimmer the encompassing spirit
DC.D(spirit) f:none s h--- CTLa a++++ $-- m d+++ WL++** Fr---
L<21,000>f B:love, friendship, hope, and joy e+++ g- i- U---
"I breath upon any who encounter me."
Wyrm
Greetings.
als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
>she's electric wrote:
>: sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
>: valentine, lucretia my reflection
>Never heard of them.
What! Surely not.
>: siouxsie and the banshees: tearing apart, love out me, stargazer, fall
>: from grace
>: alisha's attic: white room, i won't miss you
>Never heard of the second, never heard songs by the first.
What! Surely not again!
>Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
Apart from never having heard of most of them!
Alan Lewis Sauer
Wyrm wrote:
: als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
: >she's electric wrote:
: >: sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
: >: valentine, lucretia my reflection
: >Never heard of them.
: What! Surely not.
Did they have songs on American popular radio before late 1996? If so,
I may have heard a song by them but never caught the name. I don't
listen to radio anymore, there's no good stations around here that a
Walkman can pick up.
: >: siouxsie and the banshees: tearing apart, love out me, stargazer, fall
: >: from grace
: >: alisha's attic: white room, i won't miss you
: >Never heard of the second, never heard songs by the first.
: What! Surely not again!
Okay, qualifier: I may have heard songs by either of them, but not know it
because I never caught the name of the group. In any case, while I have
heard of Siouxie and the Banshees, I haven't heard of Alisha's Attic.
: >Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
: Apart from never having heard of most of them!
Not most. Some. I remember responding positively to at least half
of the ones she listed.
And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
situation. :)
Wyrm
Greetings.
als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
>Wyrm wrote:
>: als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
>: >she's electric wrote:
>: >: sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
>: >: valentine, lucretia my reflection
>: >Never heard of them.
>: What! Surely not.
>Did they have songs on American popular radio before late 1996? If so,
>I may have heard a song by them but never caught the name. I don't
>listen to radio anymore, there's no good stations around here that a
>Walkman can pick up.
I would have thought that they would have, depending on the type of music
played on American popular radio in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
>: >: siouxsie and the banshees: tearing apart, love out me, stargazer, fall
>: >: from grace
>: >: alisha's attic: white room, i won't miss you
>: >Never heard of the second, never heard songs by the first.
>: What! Surely not again!
>Okay, qualifier: I may have heard songs by either of them, but not know it
>because I never caught the name of the group. In any case, while I have
>heard of Siouxie and the Banshees, I haven't heard of Alisha's Attic.
Alisha's Attic is quite recent (sounds a little like Alanis Morrisette).
>And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
>I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
>situation. :)
No trouble! :8)
she's electric
>
>Alisha's Attic is quite recent (sounds a little like Alanis Morrisette).
they do not!
alanis morrisette is all screechy-waily Stuff
alisha's attic is.. uhm.. not. :)
rae, and they have a cute demonic angel logo too. :)
she's electric
>: counting crows: round here, omaha, mr jones, anna begins, murder of one,
>: catapult, angels of the silences
>
>Check squared. Also worth mentioning: "Long December" and "Miller's
>Angels"
and now i've listened to it some more: "mercury"
>
>: siouxsie and the banshees: tearing apart, love out me, stargazer, fall
>: from grace
>
>: alisha's attic: white room, i won't miss you
>
>Never heard of the second, never heard songs by the first.
>
>Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
>
yupyup.
that means you have good taste. :)
>
rae, who thought of some more songs she likes today but can't remember them
all.. rah.
she's electric
>>: sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
>>: valentine, lucretia my reflection
>>Never heard of them.
>
>What! Surely not.
WYRMIE!
i found the ceedees!@ :)
>Wyrm.
rae
she's electric
>
>And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
>I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
>situation. :)
w00h00/ great.
i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
she's electric
>I know!!!!! It is soooo gross, everyone's like "Oh my gosh, don't you just
>_love_ Hanson? They are so cute! Here, come look at my magazine..." Guess
>what my reply is *evilgrin* "Bring that blasted magazine near me (not
>being one for these stoopid magazines they've got out) or mention Hanson
>in my presence and I'll have you burnt to a crisp before you can say Ack."
hmm..
i guess i'm lucky there.
no one i know likes hanson.
*phew* perhaps they're not beyond redemption after all. :)
>
>>l0l, yeah. i've gotta agree w/ everything on odetta's
>list (except ween >'cause i've never heard of them.)
>
>I actually do like Green Day's new song ("Hitchin' a Ride") and a few of
>Oasis's songs (mostly "D'ya Know What I Mean?")
> but I've never heard of
>Ween. I like a few of the Spice Girls' songs for the basslines.
uhm.. never heard anything by green day 'cept the song that sounded like
kermit the frog (which was cute)... i like "she's electric" by oasis
'cause it makes me smile and one of their other songs (dunno what it's
called) is okay but i don't like any of their other Stuff. as for the
spice girls... BLAH. but their clothes make me laugh. :)
>
>>i'm just glad they've finally stopped playing mmmbop on the radio.. how
>>on earth can someone like a song that is basically high-pitched humming
>>the whole way through!? HOW!?!?! :)
>
>The feeling is mutual. ]:=8} New question: What's everyone's opinions on
>the Backstreet Boys? I happen to like their music quite a lot.
>
*ack*gag*cough*splutter*cough*yaick*
uhm.. no.
please.. just, no.
i had to sit through weeks and weeks of their songs being played by the
silly peeps in my class at break over and OVER again. they were bad the
first time. after the 100th they were more than unbearable.
rae, who will bite the next person who gushes abt how cute nick is. and they
know i will. :)
she's electric
>Unfortunately I was not really old enough to remember the New Kids on the
>Block although I've heard quite a few people comparing them to the
>Backstreet Boys. I'm gonna have to go find a New Kids album one day and
>see what its like.
>
a word of advice: don't.
it's scary.
rae :)
Juniper
On 29 Nov 1997 an...@chebucto.ns.ca wrote:
"*ick!ug*gag*!!! we have Dudley here in the States too... oh man if they
are training the kids with that how is this world gonna manage itself in
the future? i ran across the following article while looking up some
dragon related stuf for my 2-d design class."
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<1>
Authors
Ricci, Jeanne.
Title
Nelvana: going into battle: (Blazing dragons, animated
cartoon).
Source
Animation Magazine. v. 9, Oct./Nov. 1995, p. 26-7.
Abstract
The writer discusses Blazing Dragons, the latest animation
series from Nelvana Limited in collaboration with Terry Jones, one of
the
visionaries of Monty Python fame and a writer of children's fiction.
Blazing
Dragons is the epic tale of a battle between knights and
dragons--told from the dragon's point-of-view. Commissioned
by ITV network in the U.K.--where it is to begin in the spring of
1996--it is
a coproduction by Nelvana and Ellipse.
Juniper looks up wistfully "Now i want to see this program. Cartoons are
a big part of my life and this sounds like a decent one to boot"
> Hmmm...interesting. In Canada we have "The Adventures of Dudley the
> Dragon". *sicklook* It is by far one of the worst shows I've ever had to
> watch, it is a cheap clone of Barney and Dudley is a bumbling fool.
>
> Can you tell I don't like it?
>
"why would any one like it exept the brainwashed kids watching it? Hrm
this Dudley is a spin off of the dragon originally on Eureeka's Castle -
another pointless show in my humble opinion"
>> Wyrm.
> >
> >Hmm...hadn't come across that one..mainly 'cos I'm usually busy
> >Saturday mornings. Will have to take time out to see what its like :)
>
> *snip*
>
> >There is of course *the* famous one........
> >
> ><runs away quickly before rest of the group can hear him sing
> >something about a magic dragon *WDG*>
>
> Wheeee! "PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGONS LIVED BY THE SEA AND FROLICKED IN THE
> AUTOMN MIST IN A LAND CALLED HONALEE!!!!!!"
>
> >Midnight - who used to like *that* song :)
>
> Flop the Green
>
>
Juniper
DC.H f--- s(RL- VR++) df+++ h-- CF a- $-- m+ d+ WL+^ Fr-- L- e-- g--- i! U
"Never invoke the gods unless you really want them to appear. It annoys
them very much."
-G.K. Chesterton
Alan Lewis Sauer
(Sisters of Mercy)
: >Did they have songs on American popular radio before late 1996? If so,
: >I may have heard a song by them but never caught the name. I don't
: >listen to radio anymore, there's no good stations around here that a
: >Walkman can pick up.
: I would have thought that they would have, depending on the type of music
: played on American popular radio in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
I _may_ have heard them, then, although I had a long stretch of being
into light rock.
: >Okay, qualifier: I may have heard songs by either of them, but not know it
: >because I never caught the name of the group. In any case, while I have
: >heard of Siouxie and the Banshees, I haven't heard of Alisha's Attic.
: Alisha's Attic is quite recent (sounds a little like Alanis Morrisette).
Eugh.
: >And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
: >I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
: >situation. :)
: No trouble! :8)
All right then. :)
Alan Lewis Sauer
she's electric wrote:
: >Alisha's Attic is quite recent (sounds a little like Alanis Morrisette).
: they do not!
: alanis morrisette is all screechy-waily Stuff
: alisha's attic is.. uhm.. not. :)
Good. I may like them after all. Alanis Morrisette offends my ear.
: rae, and they have a cute demonic angel logo too. :)
Well, no more need be said then! :)
Alan Lewis Sauer
she's electric wrote:
: >: counting crows: round here, omaha, mr jones, anna begins, murder of one,
: >: catapult, angels of the silences
: >Check squared. Also worth mentioning: "Long December" and "Miller's
: >Angels"
: and now i've listened to it some more: "mercury"
Remind me, which album was this on?
: >Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
: yupyup.
: that means you have good taste. :)
You have no idea how comforting that is. :)
Alan Lewis Sauer
she's electric wrote:
: >And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
: >I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
: >situation. :)
: w00h00/ great.
: i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
Wyrm
Greetings.
als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
>she's electric wrote:
>: >Alisha's Attic is quite recent (sounds a little like Alanis Morrisette).
>: they do not!
>: alanis morrisette is all screechy-waily Stuff
>: alisha's attic is.. uhm.. not. :)
Is too!
Though I'll admit that all I've heard (wanted to hear) of theirs is their
first single. You can't tell me that that is not screechy-waily stuff!
>Good. I may like them after all. Alanis Morrisette offends my ear.
Ooooh. I'd be careful saying that.
>: rae, and they have a cute demonic angel logo too. :)
>Well, no more need be said then! :)
You'd like a band just 'cos of their logo?
What if the NKotB or the Backstreet Boys, or Take That, or the Spice Girls,
or whatever, had a demonic angel logo (hell forbid!), would you like them
too? :8)
Wyrm
Greetings.
she's electric <ge...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> spake thus:
>>>: sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
>>>: valentine, lucretia my reflection
>>>Never heard of them.
>>What! Surely not.
>WYRMIE!
>i found the ceedees!@ :)
Excellent rae! :8)
Which one's have you found?
(The answer 'all of them' is not acceptable!) :8)
Wyrm
In the article <662otg$4...@ash.computing.csbsju.edu>
>: >I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
>: >situation. :)
>: w00h00/ great.
>: i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
>Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
We could always lend you one you know.
she's electric
>>>>: sisters of mercy: temple of love, this corrosion, adrenochrome,
>>>>: valentine, lucretia my reflection
>>>>Never heard of them.
>>>What! Surely not.
>>WYRMIE!
>>i found the ceedees!@ :)
>
>Excellent rae! :8)
*nodnod*
>
>Which one's have you found?
>(The answer 'all of them' is not acceptable!) :8)
*grin*
i've got some girls wander by mistake and vision thing but i've also
found first, last and always and floodland. (which are on my xmas
list. :)
>
>Wyrm.
>
rae
she's electric
>: >Check squared. Also worth mentioning: "Long December" and "Miller's
>: >Angels"
>
>: and now i've listened to it some more: "mercury"
>
>Remind me, which album was this on?
recovering the satellites.
>
>: >Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
>
>: yupyup.
>: that means you have good taste. :)
>
>You have no idea how comforting that is. :)
>
*grin*
Juniper
(posted and e-mailed, let me know if only the e-mail gets to you...)
On 3 Dec 1997, Alan Lewis Sauer wrote:
> she's electric wrote:
>
> : >And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
> : >I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
> : >situation. :)
>
> : w00h00/ great.
> : i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
>
> Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
Yes but Alan, if you do bring it over, you'll have something to listen to
on the plane if the person next to you starts snoring....
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> Alan Sauer als...@bingen.cs.csbsju.edu
> "To follow knowledge, like a sinking star,/Beyond the utmost bound
> of human thought." -- from "Ulysses," by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Juniper - *grin* hey some of my most apathetic online friends are from
csbsju... though the they all refuse to be Bennies or Jonnies...
she's electric
>>: they do not!
>>: alanis morrisette is all screechy-waily Stuff
>>: alisha's attic is.. uhm.. not. :)
>
>Is too!
>
>Though I'll admit that all I've heard (wanted to hear) of theirs is their
>first single. You can't tell me that that is not screechy-waily stuff!
okay..
maybe "i am i feel"
was screechy-waily
but most of the other Stuff's not. :)
and NONE of it's like alanis.
it's sort of grrlie-weird
and fun.
>
>>Good. I may like them after all. Alanis Morrisette offends my ear.
>
>Ooooh. I'd be careful saying that.
>
>>: rae, and they have a cute demonic angel logo too. :)
>>Well, no more need be said then! :)
>
>You'd like a band just 'cos of their logo?
>What if the NKotB or the Backstreet Boys, or Take That, or the Spice Girls,
>or whatever, had a demonic angel logo (hell forbid!), would you like them
>too? :8)
<*strangledgasp*>
all those.. bands.. in..
one sentence.. *gag* ... save me... :)
>
>Wyrm.
>
rae, "she's an angel but she sins sometimes.." O:)
Drgnmom123
Good start, just the way i feel about that stupid,mush brained song. When i
think of more words for you i will write more but like you if i wrote what i
have in mind, i to will be kicked off
Alan Lewis Sauer
Wyrm wrote:
: als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
: >she's electric wrote:
: >: >Alisha's Attic is quite recent (sounds a little like Alanis Morrisette).
: >: they do not!
: >: alanis morrisette is all screechy-waily Stuff
: >: alisha's attic is.. uhm.. not. :)
: Is too!
Make up your minds already!
: >Good. I may like them after all. Alanis Morrisette offends my ear.
: Ooooh. I'd be careful saying that.
Why? She _does._ And that's a lot better than what I _could_ have said,
which is "Alanis Morrisette sucks." "Offends my ear" is a lot more
intelligent.
: >: rae, and they have a cute demonic angel logo too. :)
: >Well, no more need be said then! :)
: You'd like a band just 'cos of their logo?
No, thus the smiley indicating non-seriousness.
: What if the NKotB or the Backstreet Boys, or Take That, or the Spice Girls,
: or whatever, had a demonic angel logo (hell forbid!), would you like them
: too? :8)
Well, hey, it'd probably be an improvement. :)
Alan Lewis Sauer
she's electric wrote:
: >: >Check squared. Also worth mentioning: "Long December" and "Miller's
: >: >Angels"
: >: and now i've listened to it some more: "mercury"
: >Remind me, which album was this on?
: recovering the satellites.
Oh, yeah, the song right before "Long December." Yeah, that is a good
one.
: >: >Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
: >: yupyup.
: >: that means you have good taste. :)
: >You have no idea how comforting that is. :)
: *grin*
It means I won't have to go all evangelistic at you when I'm in
England, see. :)
Alan Lewis Sauer
Juniper wrote:
: (posted and e-mailed, let me know if only the e-mail gets to you...)
Nope, got this too.
: On 3 Dec 1997, Alan Lewis Sauer wrote:
: > she's electric wrote:
: > : >And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
: > : >I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
: > : >situation. :)
: > : w00h00/ great.
: > : i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
: > Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
: Yes but Alan, if you do bring it over, you'll have something to listen to
: on the plane if the person next to you starts snoring....
I can fall asleep on the bus with the radio on and people talking.
Snores do not bother me. :)
: Juniper - *grin* hey some of my most apathetic online friends are from
: csbsju... though the they all refuse to be Bennies or Jonnies...
Well, see, that's because It's Really One School In Two Campuses,
see . . . but seriously, folks, they're such _dippy_ sounding names.
Anyone I might know?
Sam
On 4 Dec 1997, Alan Lewis Sauer wrote:
> Why? She _does._ And that's a lot better than what I _could_ have said,
> which is "Alanis Morrisette sucks." "Offends my ear" is a lot more
> intelligent.
It isn't that much more intelligent. Pseudo-intelligent perhaps... but you
have little more semantic content there. All it demonstrates is that you
prefer a more highbrow vocabulary "offends my ear" to the decidedly
lowbrow "sucks". :)
Actually, you are making clear that these views only hold for you - so
it's equivalent to "I think Alanis sucks" rather than just "Alanis sucks".
:)
I'm not sure there really *is* a more intelligent way to talk about
matters of personal taste like this... largely, I think not...
Or does "offends my ear" really mean something different to "sucks"? Could
something "offend your ear" and not suck, or not offend your ear and suck?
Maybe that's what you meant... something like "I think Alanis sucks
because she's a bit whiney"?
Maybe I should write a paper on the difference in meaning behind "offends
my ear" and "sucks".
On the other hand, maybe I should hurry up with reading newsgroups and
actually do some work.
--quen
Juniper
On 4 Dec 1997, Alan Lewis Sauer wrote:
> Juniper wrote:
> : (posted and e-mailed, let me know if only the e-mail gets to you...)
>
> Nope, got this too.
>
Thanks for telling me, pine went screwy when i was trying to get these out
last night...
> : On 3 Dec 1997, Alan Lewis Sauer wrote:
> : > she's electric wrote:
>
> : > : >And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
> : > : >I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
> : > : >situation. :)
> : > : w00h00/ great.
> : > : i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
> : > Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
>
> : Yes but Alan, if you do bring it over, you'll have something to listen to
> : on the plane if the person next to you starts snoring....
>
> I can fall asleep on the bus with the radio on and people talking.
> Snores do not bother me. :)
i envy people like that. But thedn again, the last time i was taking the
bus to school it was the Chicago Transportation System Busses, and i
didn't want to fall asleep on them. i tend to not be able to sleep when
traveling via greyhound or Amtrack.. too much to see i guess.
> : Juniper - *grin* hey some of my most apathetic online friends are from
> : csbsju... though the they all refuse to be Bennies or Jonnies...
>
> Well, see, that's because It's Really One School In Two Campuses,
> see . . . but seriously, folks, they're such _dippy_ sounding names.
i realise that, and they use those dippy souunding names as dirogitory
remarks towards those people they don't like... Like greeks, and jocks and
well you get the idea right??
>
> Anyone I might know?
*shrug* dunno, i only know a couple of their real names and two of them
are not there anymore...
Juniper - but you might ....
Alan Lewis Sauer
Wyrm wrote:
: In the article <662otg$4...@ash.computing.csbsju.edu>
: >: >And anyway, I'll be in England for five whole months. If you think
: >: >I'm so musically deprived, you've got plenty of time to rectify the
: >: >situation. :)
: >: w00h00/ great.
: >: i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
: >Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
: We could always lend you one you know.
Yeah, okay then, go ahead.
Wyrm
Greetings.
she's electric <ge...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> spake thus:
>i've got some girls wander by mistake and vision thing but i've also
>found first, last and always and floodland. (which are on my xmas
>list. :)
In which case, the answer 'all of them' would have been accurate! :8)
Floodland is certainly my favourite of the four, Some Girls Wander By
Mistake being my second favourite.
Good luck on the Christmas list! :8)
she's electric
>>: i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
>>Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
>
>We could always lend you one you know.
or we could always handcuff you to a lamp post and superglue really big
speakers to yr ears and blast our fave music through until you knew all
the wordz. backwards. :)
>
>Wyrm.
>
rae
Alan Lewis Sauer
Juniper wrote:
: On 4 Dec 1997, Alan Lewis Sauer wrote:
: > Juniper wrote:
: > : (posted and e-mailed, let me know if only the e-mail gets to you...)
: > Nope, got this too.
: Thanks for telling me, pine went screwy when i was trying to get these out
: last night...
No problem, I know all about screwy newsreaders.
: > : Yes but Alan, if you do bring it over, you'll have something to
: > : listen to on the plane if the person next to you starts snoring....
: > I can fall asleep on the bus with the radio on and people talking.
: > Snores do not bother me. :)
: i envy people like that. But thedn again, the last time i was taking the
: bus to school it was the Chicago Transportation System Busses, and i
: didn't want to fall asleep on them. i tend to not be able to sleep when
: traveling via greyhound or Amtrack.. too much to see i guess.
And you can't trust people on public transportation as much as you can
people on inter-campus bussing.
: > : Juniper - *grin* hey some of my most apathetic online friends are from
: > : csbsju... though the they all refuse to be Bennies or Jonnies...
: > Well, see, that's because It's Really One School In Two Campuses,
: > see . . . but seriously, folks, they're such _dippy_ sounding names.
: i realise that, and they use those dippy souunding names as dirogitory
: remarks towards those people they don't like... Like greeks, and jocks and
: well you get the idea right??
I think so. Though I've never heard them used quite that way myself.
: > Anyone I might know?
: *shrug* dunno, i only know a couple of their real names and two of them
: are not there anymore...
Well, if they've graduated I probably don't. I might recognize
e-mail addreses though.
Alan Lewis Sauer
she's electric wrote:
: >>: i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
: >>Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
: >We could always lend you one you know.
: or we could always handcuff you to a lamp post and superglue really big
: speakers to yr ears and blast our fave music through until you knew all
: the wordz. backwards. :)
This would be a bad idea. I've been deaf in one ear since birth and
have little sense of humor about the concept of hearing loss.
an...@chebucto.ns.ca
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that got just a _little_ carried away. Poor you! I'm trying to think of
someone having a Backstreet Boys party like that.....weeeeiiiiirrrddd..."
> >
>
>
>
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>or we could always handcuff you to a lamp post and superglue really big
>speakers to yr ears and blast our fave music through until you knew all
>the wordz. backwards. :)
"Docious-aliexpyistic-fragically-groupous, but that's going a bit too far don't
you think?"
'I can't believe you know that off the top of your horns.'
"*grin*"
Socrates|setarcoS (don't believe them? Watch the movie. *giggle*)
Draco Draconis Purpurae
Wyrm
Greetings.
she's electric <ge...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> spake thus:
>>>: i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
>>>Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
>>We could always lend you one you know.
>or we could always handcuff you to a lamp post and superglue really big
>speakers to yr ears and blast our fave music through until you knew all
>the wordz. backwards. :)
Trust you to go over the top rae! :8)
Of course, whilst blasting out the 'fave' music, one could also sprinkle
sparklies over Airk as well! :8) Or would that be going too far?
she's electric
>
>: What if the NKotB or the Backstreet Boys, or Take That, or the Spice Girls,
>: or whatever, had a demonic angel logo (hell forbid!), would you like them
>: too? :8)
>
>Well, hey, it'd probably be an improvement. :)
yeah..
but i doubt anyone in those bands
could come up w/ a demonic angel logo. :)
Alan Lewis Sauer
she's electric wrote:
: >: What if the NKotB or the Backstreet Boys, or Take That, or the Spice
: >: you like them too? :8)
: >Well, hey, it'd probably be an improvement. :)
: yeah..
: but i doubt anyone in those bands
: could come up w/ a demonic angel logo. :)
Oh, I can see it. Spice Girls, anyway--sure, it'd probably look like
Illyana "Darkchilde" Rasputin as drawn by Rob Liefeld (or, for those of
you who don't read comics, Pamela Lee with horns, hooves and tail), but
it'd be a demonic angel. :)
Wyrm
Greetings.
als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
>she's electric wrote:
>: >: What if the NKotB or the Backstreet Boys, or Take That, or the Spice
>: >: Girls, or whatever, had a demonic angel logo (hell forbid!), would
>: >: you like them too? :8)
>: >Well, hey, it'd probably be an improvement. :)
>: yeah..
>: but i doubt anyone in those bands
>: could come up w/ a demonic angel logo. :)
>Oh, I can see it. Spice Girls, anyway--sure, it'd probably look like
>Illyana "Darkchilde" Rasputin as drawn by Rob Liefeld (or, for those of
>you who don't read comics, Pamela Lee with horns, hooves and tail), but
>it'd be a demonic angel. :)
Then again. Seeing as none of them can come up with any good songs, I doubt
it. Besides, they've got managers, PR Agents, and song-writers for all that
stuff!
Wyrm - Yeah! I'm just a cynic!
she's electric
>>or we could always handcuff you to a lamp post and superglue really big
>>speakers to yr ears and blast our fave music through until you knew all
>>the wordz. backwards. :)
>
>Trust you to go over the top rae! :8)
OTT? me? <*innocent look*>
>
>Of course, whilst blasting out the 'fave' music, one could also sprinkle
>sparklies over Airk as well! :8) Or would that be going too far?
now that's just being silly, wyrmie...
...OBVIOUSLY we would dump _truckloads_ of sparklies on
airkie. :)
>
>Wyrm.
>
rae, sprinkle indeed! if yr gonna do something. do it PROPERLY. :)
Alan Lewis Sauer
Wyrm wrote:
: als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer) spake thus:
(bad bands and demonic angel logos)
: >Oh, I can see it. Spice Girls, anyway--sure, it'd probably look like
: >Illyana "Darkchilde" Rasputin as drawn by Rob Liefeld (or, for those of
: >you who don't read comics, Pamela Lee with horns, hooves and tail), but
: >it'd be a demonic angel. :)
: Then again. Seeing as none of them can come up with any good songs, I doubt
: it.
Did I mention anything about the quality of said logo?
Actually, I did. I mentioned it in connection to Rob Liefeld. This
automatically means "really, really bad." Whoever at Marvel gave him
Captain America to write/draw must have been on crack. Luckily it
wore off.
(Yes, _you too_ can gain superpowers! Just let Captain America, symbol of
the patriotic fighting spirit of a once-proud nation, feed you some of
his (green Day-Glo) blood! Yes! What a wonderful message to all the
kiddies!)
: Besides, they've got managers, PR Agents, and song-writers for all that
: stuff!
This is true. Many of whom should be fired as a disgrace to their
respective professions. Except the PR agent, who is apparently the
public relations equivalent of the Second Coming.
Polenth
Wyrm wrote:
>she's electric <ge...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> spake thus:
>>>>: i c'n make you up a mixtape if you'd like.
>>>>Mm, maybe. Depends on if I want to bring my Walkman over or not.
>>>We could always lend you one you know.
>>speakers to yr ears and blast our fave music through until you knew all
>>the wordz. backwards. :)
>
>Trust you to go over the top rae! :8)
>
>sparklies over Airk as well! :8) Or would that be going too far?
Seems perfectly resonable to me. Can I help? :)
Polenth
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In article <zzf12UAt...@g-dav.demon.co.uk>
the wise she's electric (Ge...@g-dav.demon.co.uk) quoth thus:
>>I know!!!!! It is soooo gross, everyone's like "Oh my gosh, don't you just
>>_love_ Hanson? They are so cute! Here, come look at my magazine..." Guess
>>what my reply is *evilgrin* "Bring that blasted magazine near me (not
>>being one for these stoopid magazines they've got out) or mention Hanson
>>in my presence and I'll have you burnt to a crisp before you can say Ack."
>hmm..
>i guess i'm lucky there.
>no one i know likes hanson.
>*phew* perhaps they're not beyond redemption after all. :)
So then, everybody you know is over 13 then? :)
>>>l0l, yeah. i've gotta agree w/ everything on odetta's
>>list (except ween >'cause i've never heard of them.)
>>
>>I actually do like Green Day's new song ("Hitchin' a Ride") and a few of
>>Oasis's songs (mostly "D'ya Know What I Mean?")
>> but I've never heard of
>>Ween. I like a few of the Spice Girls' songs for the basslines.
>uhm.. never heard anything by green day 'cept the song that sounded like
>kermit the frog (which was cute)... i like "she's electric" by oasis
>'cause it makes me smile and one of their other songs (dunno what it's
>called) is okay but i don't like any of their other Stuff. as for the
>spice girls... BLAH. but their clothes make me laugh. :)
I can appreciate what the Spice Girls are doing, but I don't really
see the point of listening to them on the Radio; it seems to me a bit
like watching a Beethoven quartet with the sound turned off...
>>>i'm just glad they've finally stopped playing mmmbop on the radio.. how
>>>on earth can someone like a song that is basically high-pitched humming
>>>the whole way through!? HOW!?!?! :)
>>
>>The feeling is mutual. ]:=8} New question: What's everyone's opinions on
>>the Backstreet Boys? I happen to like their music quite a lot.
>*ack*gag*cough*splutter*cough*yaick*
>uhm.. no.
>please.. just, no.
>i had to sit through weeks and weeks of their songs being played by the
>silly peeps in my class at break over and OVER again. they were bad the
>first time. after the 100th they were more than unbearable.
>rae, who will bite the next person who gushes abt how cute nick is. and they
>know i will. :)
*whoosh*! Out of the woods there. :)
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In article <3jd0SYAk...@g-dav.demon.co.uk>
>>Unfortunately I was not really old enough to remember the New Kids on the
>>Block although I've heard quite a few people comparing them to the
>>Backstreet Boys. I'm gonna have to go find a New Kids album one day and
>>see what its like.
>>
It's a male version of the Spice Girls. Right down to the lunchboxes
and action figures.
>a word of advice: don't.
>it's scary.
In a creepy, Lame-dance-pop sort of way...
>rae :)
Greffindel
In article <8br28RA+...@g-dav.demon.co.uk>
>>>: >Alisha's Attic is quite recent (sounds a little like Alanis Morrisette).
>>>: they do not!
>>>: alanis morrisette is all screechy-waily Stuff
>>>: alisha's attic is.. uhm.. not. :)
>>
>>Is too!
>>
>>first single. You can't tell me that that is not screechy-waily stuff!
>okay..
>maybe "i am i feel"
>was screechy-waily
>but most of the other Stuff's not. :)
>and NONE of it's like alanis.
>it's sort of grrlie-weird
>and fun.
The more of these girl-singer alternative groups I hear, the more I
think they could nearly all have been made redundant if six years ago,
Bjork had covered an album or two's worth of Joni Mitchell songs...
>>
>>>Good. I may like them after all. Alanis Morrisette offends my ear.
>>Ooooh. I'd be careful saying that.
>>>: rae, and they have a cute demonic angel logo too. :)
>>>Well, no more need be said then! :)
>>You'd like a band just 'cos of their logo?
>>What if the NKotB or the Backstreet Boys, or Take That, or the Spice Girls,
>>or whatever, had a demonic angel logo (hell forbid!), would you like them
>>too? :8)
><*strangledgasp*>
>all those.. bands.. in..
>one sentence.. *gag* ... save me... :)
Makes you want to go fix up a peanut-butter, motor oil, kinetic
sculpture, and tuna sandwich... :)
>>
>>Wyrm.
>>
>rae, "she's an angel but she sins sometimes.." O:)
>x0x www.g-dav.demon.co.uk/rae/ xox www.g-dav.demon.co.uk/jude/ x0x
>raorazure zephyrine -> she of all things sparkly
>there is no force greater than true love... except maybe caffeine
These are the days when hardly anything goes... :)
Drgnmom123
Anybody,who reads Douglas Adams will absolutly detest New Kids On The Block,or
any genaric equivalant. Im suprised there listeners havent died from insulen
shock. Of course thats just my opinion, but please think before listening to
there drival!(for what its worth I have heard a lot of drivel,cause Im a very
ollld Dragon.)-----Dragonmom(Oolong)
Paul Gilham
Quoth als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer):
>she's electric wrote:
[munch]
>: >: >Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
>: >: yupyup.
>: >: that means you have good taste. :)
>: >You have no idea how comforting that is. :)
>: *grin*
>
>It means I won't have to go all evangelistic at you when I'm in
>England, see. :)
"Umm, does that mean you will at the rest of us?" }:=8)
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Alan Lewis Sauer
Paul Gilham wrote:
: Quoth als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer):
: >she's electric wrote:
: [munch]
: >: >: >Y'know, rae, we have quite similar taste in songs.
: >: >: yupyup.
: >: >: that means you have good taste. :)
: >: >You have no idea how comforting that is. :)
: >: *grin*
: >It means I won't have to go all evangelistic at you when I'm in
: >England, see. :)
: "Umm, does that mean you will at the rest of us?" }:=8)
I'll tell you when I get there. :)
Paul Gilham
Quoth als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer):
>Paul Gilham wrote:
>: Quoth als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer):
>: >It means I won't have to go all evangelistic at you when I'm in
>: >England, see. :)
>
>: "Umm, does that mean you will at the rest of us?" }:=8)
>
>I'll tell you when I get there. :)
"Note to self: remember to take ear-plugs to Con ..."
Alan Lewis Sauer
: >: Quoth als...@csbsju.edu (Alan Lewis Sauer):
: [munch]
: >: >It means I won't have to go all evangelistic at you when I'm in
: >: >England, see. :)
: >: "Umm, does that mean you will at the rest of us?" }:=8)
: >I'll tell you when I get there. :)
: "Note to self: remember to take ear-plugs to Con ..."
Oh, come on, now, I don't play my music _loud._ Merely . . .
persistently. :)
Wyrm
Greetings.
she's electric <ge...@g-dav.demon.co.uk> spake thus:
>>>or we could always handcuff you to a lamp post and superglue really big
>>>speakers to yr ears and blast our fave music through until you knew all
>>>the wordz. backwards. :)
>>Trust you to go over the top rae! :8)
>OTT? me? <*innocent look*>
It's no use trying to hastily sketch in a halo - we all know what you're
like! :8)
>>Of course, whilst blasting out the 'fave' music, one could also sprinkle
>>sparklies over Airk as well! :8) Or would that be going too far?
>now that's just being silly, wyrmie...
> ...OBVIOUSLY we would dump _truckloads_ of sparklies on
> airkie. :)
Yes. But when one is a 700 foot long Dragon, one does indeed sprinkle
truck-loads! :8)
>rae, sprinkle indeed! if yr gonna do something. do it PROPERLY. :)
I'll have to take lessons!
Wyrm.
Paul Gilham
>: "Note to self: remember to take ear-plugs to Con ..."
>
>Oh, come on, now, I don't play my music _loud._ Merely . . .
>persistently. :)
"Sounds like earplugs would be ideal to me!" }:=8)
Quelonzia
On 6 Dec 1997 17:30:17 GMT, ipsi...@eagle.cc.ukans.edu (Greffindel)
rumbled:
>The more of these girl-singer alternative groups I hear, the more I
>think they could nearly all have been made redundant if six years ago,
>Bjork had covered an album or two's worth of Joni Mitchell songs...
I'm familiar with Joni, but... who is Bjork?? <g>
Since we're discussing music -- anyone out there like Fiona Apple? I
find her music... "haunting". <G>
Two other's I find "haunting", btw, are Enya and Tracy Chapman. ;)
*snugz*
Quelonzia Stormdancer
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