Where have all the children gone?
Lazarus
list? If so, how do I get to it?
Thanks...lazarus
Ty Steel
know why this list is so desolate, look no further than the kookmeister Brice
Warnick and his partner in surrealism, True Blue. Seems that only the strange
remain.
Bric...@webtv.net
The posts are always slow in the summer.
This is what they were at last year and the year before that.
If anyone has run folks off it is you with your many email addys posting
all types of bile and slander.
Are you still working for your daddy?
He is the only one who would ever hire you.
jrsquonk
Bric...@webtv.net wrote:
...the usual stuff...
Bric...@webtv.net
I challenge Ty to a 10 round boxing match.
I am easily accessible by phone or email and am who I really am.
I will go to his city or meet him half way at a designated official
sanctioned ring. With a neutral referee. I will pay for the costs.
He wont last more than 2 rounds as I will knock him on his ass and
thoroughly enjoy it.
The loser of the contest will agree to quit posting under any email
addys. Of course I use only 2 and he uses close to 50.
I am sick and tired of this bullshit. I want to confront it head on and
end it.
I am totally serious. I will kick your ass, Ty.
This will be a civilized contest that will be witnessed by reputable
people with no questions left unanswered.
Put up or shut up, Ty.
This is the real world and I challenge you in it publically as you have
defamed and attacked me publically in the real world.
Are you up for it or are you only the coward who only hides behind many
email addys.
We could even have it shown live video on the internet fo all to see.
This is a direct challenge
Lets rumble.
After I knock you on your ass I will say a OM MANI PADME HUM for you.
Michael Patrick Ewing
You can do it in my back yard. I live in NY. My one question to Brice
is, do you think Ty's experience in "wrestling" will help him in any
way in this fight?
Ty Steel
>No, not the usual stuff.
>I challenge Ty to a 10 round boxing match.
>I am easily accessible by phone or email and am who I really am.
>I will go to his city or meet him half way at a designated official
>sanctioned ring. With a neutral referee. I will pay for the costs.
>He wont last more than 2 rounds as I will knock him on his ass and
>thoroughly enjoy it.
LOL!
looks like you are off your meds again, aren't you? You are not only a kook,
but you prove time & time again that you are a MAJOR kook! I also think you
are an unstable, dangerous individual. Even I wouldn't be so idiotic as to
challenge something that happens off the internet into a duel in real life.
It's so exhilirating and delicious to see you dig your own hole. This is
entertainment!
You think you are a Moody Blues fan, but let me tell ya that you are among the
worst kind in all of fandom. You're a loon that adds new meaning to the word
"fanatic". It's just a rock 'n' roll band, stoopid.
You are so desperate, Brice, to finally get the upper hand just once. .
Besides, in any joust we've had on this NG, I've put you to shame. If only
you had more intelligence, you would be able to rise to the occassion instead
of resorting to outbursts of delusion and rage.
>The loser of the contest will agree to quit posting under any email
>addys. Of course I use only 2 and he uses close to 50.
>I am sick and tired of this bullshit. I want to confront it head on and
>end it.
>I am totally serious. I will kick your ass, Ty.
Don't be so presumptuous, pal. You don't know a thing about me, or what I'm
capable of. All you know about is your own pathetic life.
But I have a challenge for you, my friend. Why don't you try posting like a
sane person for once instead of babbling lyrics? Maybe the sane posters
wouldn't be scared away?
>This will be a civilized contest that will be witnessed by reputable
>people with no questions left unanswered.
>Put up or shut up, Ty.
>This is the real world and I challenge you in it publically as you have
>defamed and attacked me publically in the real world.
This is your problem, and this is where you need your wake up call. This isn't
the real world. It's the damn internet. If you get so seriously bent out of
shape over something that happens online to the point that it affects your
life, then you need to get out more..
Really, I have no need to keep pointing out to everyone what kind of moody
loonie you are. You do just find by yourself.
>Are you up for it or are you only the coward who only hides behind many
>email addys.
>We could even have it shown live video on the internet fo all to see.
>This is a direct challenge
>Lets rumble.
>After I knock you on your ass I will say a OM MANI PADME HUM for you.
>
YAWN.........!
Ty Steel
>You can do it in my back yard. I live in NY. My one question to Brice
>is, do you think Ty's experience in "wrestling" will help him in any
>way in this fight?
>
>
LOL!
Ty Steel
Your fanaticism scares people away, and I bet deep down inside you know it's
true. Get a reality check, pal.
Michael Patrick Ewing
> Bric...@webtv.net wrote:
>
>
>>No, not the usual stuff.
>>I challenge Ty to a 10 round boxing match.
>>I am easily accessible by phone or email and am who I really am.
>>I will go to his city or meet him half way at a designated official
>>sanctioned ring. With a neutral referee. I will pay for the costs.
>>He wont last more than 2 rounds as I will knock him on his ass and
>>thoroughly enjoy it.
>
>LOL!
>
> looks like you are off your meds again, aren't you? You are not only a kook,
>but you prove time & time again that you are a MAJOR kook! I also think you
>are an unstable, dangerous individual. Even I wouldn't be so idiotic as to
>challenge something that happens off the internet into a duel in real life.
Don't sell yourself short, Ty, you can be just as idiotic as the next
guy.
>You think you are a Moody Blues fan, but let me tell ya that you are among the
>worst kind in all of fandom. You're a loon that adds new meaning to the word
>"fanatic". It's just a rock 'n' roll band, stoopid.
>
>You are so desperate, Brice, to finally get the upper hand just once. .
>Besides, in any joust we've had on this NG, I've put you to shame. If only
>you had more intelligence, you would be able to rise to the occassion instead
>of resorting to outbursts of delusion and rage.
Steele makes a point here.
>>The loser of the contest will agree to quit posting under any email
>>addys. Of course I use only 2 and he uses close to 50.
>>I am sick and tired of this bullshit. I want to confront it head on and
>>end it.
>>I am totally serious. I will kick your ass, Ty.
>
>Don't be so presumptuous, pal. You don't know a thing about me, or what I'm
>capable of. All you know about is your own pathetic life.
I, for one, would never attempt to do battle with Ty. No offense, Ty,
but you're a bit kooky. I don't fight no kooky people.
>But I have a challenge for you, my friend. Why don't you try posting like a
>sane person for once instead of babbling lyrics? Maybe the sane posters
>wouldn't be scared away?
>
>>This will be a civilized contest that will be witnessed by reputable
>>people with no questions left unanswered.
>>Put up or shut up, Ty.
>>This is the real world and I challenge you in it publically as you have
>>defamed and attacked me publically in the real world.
>
>This is your problem, and this is where you need your wake up call. This isn't
>the real world. It's the damn internet. If you get so seriously bent out of
>shape over something that happens online to the point that it affects your
>life, then you need to get out more..
I must agree once again with Ty. He may have finally figured this
usenet thing out.
wicked-gravity
I'll supply the beer.
wicked-gravity
It sure took him long enough. Do you think he'll stop reporting me to my ISP?
wicked-gravity
I see what you mean:
http://www.bgeast.com/cat/gallery/main_G8.html
Michael Patrick Ewing
(wicked-gravity) wrote:
That's a tough one to answer. Ty's such an enigma, it's almost
impossible to track his next move.
Michael Patrick Ewing
(wicked-gravity) wrote:
>http://www.bgeast.com/cat/gallery/main_G8.html
I'm not impressed.
Stephane
Maybe they grew up?...maybe not?
I don't know about even getting into this thread...
.... Moody related I gotta say there is a better picture of the two them on the
cover of A Question Of Balance. Maybe the answer to what's buggin' them can be
found within.
Do you think there's any hope the two will ever get along? hummm....
Anybody know why they blacked out the guys eyes on the cover? Is there a story
about that too?
and
Unrelated to the Ty Brice thing.....
Tr are you still out there? About the back....you didn't shoot my elephant did
you? :) You sure snuck that one by. My cover has a gun in the hunter's hand
does yours?
about elephants....and not Moody related....except for one fine beast did....
Anybody catch the Divine Secrets Of The Ya Ya Sisterhood?
Or read in the paper today about the wild ones in India? I just caught a
headline it didn't look good.
And Kathy...aka... Ms Snow Leopard is that you on the back cover? :)
I got a quick peek at the bird in the bird house....she looks very plain. She
was bringing food to her young. A Wren maybe?.... Not a Starling or a
Woodpecker. Last week we found a woodpecker In our house he'd come in thru the
chimney. The guys found him while I was gone but the said they spared his life.
He's one tough bird my guess is he had to fight for it.
Are Owls significant to Tolkien? I started a book and it opened with owls do
you know anything of this?
wicked-gravity
> http://www.bgeast.com/cat/gallery/main_G8.html
What's the difference?
Bri...@webtv.net
problem Ty. You think that the internet isn't the real world. It IS very
much a part of the real world. People exchange money,conduct business,
make scientific communications and discoveries, give and get
psychological and spiritual help and guidance and on and on and on.
The internet as become your personal delusional place to create havoc
and hurt on countless real living people. You have created real enemies
from many ngs, not just this one. People from other ngs have followed
you here because of your foul and rude and crude behaviour. You thrive
on it and cant get enough of it. Thats your identity,isn't it?
You use many email addys to create your web of hurt and hate. But since
the internet isn't real to you you feel no remorse about the pain you
cause others.
You are pathetic.
Are you just a keyboard whimp or do you accept my challenge?
Bri...@webtv.net
Tys wrestling experience would not help him him at all.
true blue
ourselves to each other during the wait to get seated at the RRHoF, and then
later on at the Hard Rock Cafe, there were some choice comments made about
'the foe's' bullshit and harassment, and those comments weren't initiated by
me. I've always maintained it's a matter of 'negative attention' vs 'none'
that is the appeal to a childlike mentality, and Ty accomplishes his mission
again and again. He's batted 100 at every group he aims to disgrace himself
in. Just one of those peculiar beings who gets a thrill out of scorching and
certainly not worth doing battle with. I know it puts one in a position to
want to shut him down when you're the one being attacked, but there's
something in that "Who cares, just ignore the creep!" attitude adopted by
the MB's internet users I met. Sure as the sun will keep on shining, he'll
slither his way around and twist things to his liking. Suffice it to say,
we're definitely not alone in our observations. He can go on making all the
points he wants to about the MB's and what bugs him about them, but there
really isn't one possible thing he could ever possibly say to make last
weekend's occasion less meaningful or rewarding. I'm still in orbit just
thinking about how awesome it all was!
It's been somewhat hectic this past week but I'll surly try to post more
about the show this weekend. Hope ya'll have a great one!
moody
wrote:
>Anybody know why they blacked out the guys eyes on the cover? Is there a story
>about that too?
Doesn't the FAQ have something on this? From what I recall,
it seems the likeness of the person was a very real person and he
didn't like being on there and/or demanded payment to be there. Am I
right on this?
Guess I'll go find that FAQ.............I know it's out there
somewhere.
he he
moody
> Suffice it to say,
>we're definitely not alone in our observations. He can go on making all the
>points he wants to about the MB's and what bugs him about them, but there
>really isn't one possible thing he could ever possibly say to make last
>weekend's occasion less meaningful or rewarding. I'm still in orbit just
>thinking about how awesome it all was!
I can well imagine you are indeed still 'up there', friend.
Lucky you! :) And of course, you are right on other points too.
Boots
(wicked-gravity) wrote:
>What's http://www.bgeast.com/cat/gallery/main_G8.html
You know damn well what it is.
Michael Patrick Ewing
>Michael, your backyard in NY would work just fine.
>Tys wrestling experience would not help him him at all.
Let's get ready to
ruummmmmmmmmmmmmbbbbbbbbbbbbbllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
wicked-gravity
> >> http://www.bgeast.com/cat/gallery/main_G8.html
> >
> >I disagree with this post.
>
> You know damn well what it is.
No. I believe we have different tastes.
Boots
(wicked-gravity) wrote:
>No. I believe http://www.bgeast.com/cat/gallery/main_G8.html
Not my problem.
wicked-gravity
Try a different site.-MoRoN
Steve Carras
>From: tys...@aol.com (Ty Steel)
>Date: 6/23/02 6:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: <20020623212046...@mb-da.aol.com>
>
>The Kooks have pretty much run the sane posters off this list. If you want
>to
>know why this list is so desolate, look no further than the kookmeister Brice
>Warnick and his partner in surrealism, True Blue. Seems that only the
>strange
>remain.
>
>
>
>
I'm still here.
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Russ
I forget who it was in real life the picture on the AQOB cover had
been compared to.
I'm guessing but wasn't the likeness on the cover similar to that of
an English economics professor or someone in a similar position?
I'm trying to recall if the MBs were actually sued over that picture
or if the MBs merely had to alter the album cover?
Didn't the band change the cover more than once (twice maybe)?
Anyway, maybe the FAQ knows for sure. I'm sure I read about this
on one fan's website (impressive as the site was I don't have a link).
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
The Spirit by The Moody Blues
moody
wrote:
From the site
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/1962/album1.htm
found on this, a most excellent source;
http://www.frisk.org/rgs/mb.html
4.6 What's the story behind the alteration of covers for A
Question of Balance?
Cover artist Phil Travers originally included a small painting
of a man named Blashford Snell within the collage of A Question of
Balance. Snell was a well-known British explorer and children's
advocate, and the painting on AQoB was inspired by a photograph, which
appeared in National Geographic.
The original album image was of Snell wearing a pith helmet,
holding a pistol and pointing it at an elephant. After the album was
released, Snell sued Decca Records and the Moodies over the image,
which he said was "a source of constant embarrassment over being on
the cover." Travers, with the direction of Decca, changed the image of
Snell to that of a man without a pith helmet holding the pistol
(although some altered versions have a black box over the eyes).
Unfortunately, Decca only printed up new covers within England and not
abroad.
So Snell filed suit again against Decca and the Moodies. All
future copies of A Question of Balance (vinyl, cassette and CD) are
supposed to be printed with the altered version.
Though, when Mobile Fidelity released their version of AQoB,
it had the original version of the cover. When asked about it, they
said since the Threshold CD remastered version had the original cover,
they [Mobile Fidelity] felt it was OK to do the same.
And there you have it.
Russ
I remember reading that before but it's nice to review occasionally.
Actually, I kind of knew the man featured on the album cover was
not an English economics professor but be darned if I could recall.
Oh well, I know now. :)
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
Never Comes The Day by The Moody Blues
Inness Stephane
This Snell guy...I thought he was the guy with the gun? The one with
blacked eyes is a different man.
duhh.... I'm not doin' very well at understanding....guess the only way I'm
gonna figure this one out is to pay attention and check out more album
covers.
I will try though...
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<inn...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>Lucky Man....that you know. Suppose I should take the tape off my eyes ;)
At one time, when I wasn't very familiar with the AQOB album cover
I used to think Phil Travers had done a number of Einstein's likeness.
Anyway, the AQOB cover reminded me of some of the artwork seen
in some of the cartoon skits on those old Monty Python TV shows.
You know what I mean <nudge nudge>?
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
Blue World by The Moody Blues
azure spirit
guess it is a huge work...it would have to be to get all of that in! I sure
would LOVE to see that original. It must be impressive!! (Hmmm............do
you suppose JH would allow me to rummage around in his attic???)
:-) azure spirit
(Favorite song(s) listened to this evening...tied! "The William Tell
Overture) and "The Stars and Stripes Forever" by J.P. Sousa)
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> On Thu, 4 Jul 2002 10:30:05 -0600, "Inness Stephane"
> <inn...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> >Lucky Man....that you know. Suppose I should take the tape off my eyes
;)
>
> At one time, when I wasn't very familiar with the AQOB album cover
> I used to think Phil Travers had done a number of Einstein's likeness.
> Anyway, the AQOB cover reminded me of some of the artwork seen
> in some of the cartoon skits on those old Monty Python TV shows.
>
> You know what I mean <nudge nudge>?
>
> Russ
> One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
> Blue World by The Moody Blues
>
>
>
> >"Russ" <nob...@special-here.com> wrote in message
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> >> Thanks for posting the info and links Moody!
> >>
> >> I remember reading that before but it's nice to review occasionally.
> >>
> >> Actually, I kind of knew the man featured on the album cover was
> >> not an English economics professor but be darned if I could recall.
> >>
> >> Oh well, I know now. :)
> >>
> >> Russ
> >> One of my favorite listened to tunes t
as:
Russ
wrote:
>Evidently, Justin has the original oil painting in one of his attics. I
>guess it is a huge work...it would have to be to get all of that in! I sure
>would LOVE to see that original. It must be impressive!! (Hmmm............do
>you suppose JH would allow me to rummage around in his attic???)
You love those attic thoughts don't you? ;)
I imagine the original oil painting would be worth a few bucks.
I wonder where some of the other original cover art is hidden?
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Golly! Earlier I was thinking of Monty Python and the TV theme
(by Sousa) and you come along with another of his 'hit' tunes.
Anyone know the name of the music used for Monty Python?
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
Gypsy by The Moody Blues
azure spirit
With my bad knee....I would have trouble getting up the stairs to that
attic. BUT........should the opportunity present itself......I am sure I
would think of something!!
I was also thinking about the whereabouts of the other paintings myself. I
thought about asking.....but someone had already asked more than one
question with their turn!! Erhhemmmmm!!!
:-) azure spirit
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Russ
wrote:
>Ha!!
>
>With my bad knee....I would have trouble getting up the stairs to that
>attic. BUT........should the opportunity present itself......I am sure I
>would think of something!!
>
>I was also thinking about the whereabouts of the other paintings myself. I
>thought about asking.....but someone had already asked more than one
>question with their turn!! Erhhemmmmm!!!
>
>:-) azure spirit
I guess the covers for Long Distance Voyager and The Present
were based on painting by two different artists so those might be
somewhat easier to locate. The covers Phil Travers did might be
a bit more difficult to find.
I wonder if John Lodge has the original artwork Roger Dean did
for his solo album Natural Avenue?
If I were to browse the net just to find a nice bitmap for a few of
those covers to, let's say, use on my desktop I might have more
luck but I notice some scans of the artwork on some sites look a
bit messy (clarity and color can be a bit off sometimes). Don't get
me wrong because I'm not out to blame the webmasters. I guess
that's just the scanners work sometimes. Maybe it has something
to do with the format in which images are saved (jpeg or gif), but
then again I'm not exactly what you'd call an expert in the field.
moody
wrote:
>Anyone know the name of the music used for Monty Python?
Er, no ........... but now it's in my head and will most
likely be there all day.
hehe
moody
moody
<inn...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>Thanks Moody I'll keep the link and read again...but I'm still confused.
>This Snell guy...I thought he was the guy with the gun? The one with
>blacked eyes is a different man.
Gees....... now where's mine. Now I'm confused too!
moody
jrsquonk
Russ
oops...sorry about that moody!
It is a fairly lively tune to hear occasionally...but not all day. ;)
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
How Is It (We Are Here) by The Moody Blues
Russ
<stockt...@charter.net> wrote:
>The theme is the Liberty Bell March by Sousa.
Thanks...much appreciated! [G]
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
How Is It (We Are Here) by The Moody Blues
moody
wrote:
>>>Anyone know the name of the music used for Monty Python?
>>
>>
>> Er, no ........... but now it's in my head and will most
>>likely be there all day.
>>
>>
>>
>>hehe
>
>oops...sorry about that moody!
>It is a fairly lively tune to hear occasionally...but not all day. ;)
I lucked out and 'Safety Dance' took over around 2pm.
Don't know which I'd rather keep hearing... LOL
moody
azure spirit
song!!
:-) azure spirit
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Russ
I should probably know by now but who does Safety Dance?
Ifit's a MB tune you can be sure I'll be red in the face all day. ;)
I do seem to recall a tune with a similar name by an old 80s band
called Men Without Hats but I have a hunch it's not by them.
See out of touch I am when it comes today's music?
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
I Know You're Out There Somewhere (live) by The Moody Blues
Russ
wrote:
>Don't ask me why, but I started thinking of the "Rocky and Bullwinkle" theme
>song!!
There is a children's cable channel available here that carries that
show in the wee hours of the morning. Talk about Strange Times!
Recently the theme song from an old cartoon called Wizard Of Oz
came to mind. Just what I did to deserve that is something I'll can't
figure out. hmmm...
Russ
One of my favorite listened to tunes today was:
I Know You're Out There Somewhere (live) by The Moody Blues
moody
wrote:
>I do seem to recall a tune with a similar name by an old 80s band
>called Men Without Hats but I have a hunch it's not by them.
That's the band. I watched VH1's One Hit Wonders yesterday
and they it was....the video for Safety Dance.
I had heard a newsperson say, "Better do a Safety Dance" once.
So is that a phrase meaning something other than just this band doing
a song????
I wanna know!!!! I looked it up online best I could and got nothing.
moody
Russ
>On Sun, 07 Jul 2002 15:51:31 -0700, Russ <nob...@special-here.com>
>wrote:
>
>
>>I do seem to recall a tune with a similar name by an old 80s band
>>called Men Without Hats but I have a hunch it's not by them.
>
>
> That's the band. I watched VH1's One Hit Wonders yesterday
>and they it was....the video for Safety Dance.
Well I'll be darned!!! iirc, they were based in Montreal and it occurs
to me they had another hit called Where Do The Boys Go too (but
it may not have been big in other countries...I don't know for sure.
> I had heard a newsperson say, "Better do a Safety Dance" once.
>So is that a phrase meaning something other than just this band doing
>a song????
>
>I wanna know!!!! I looked it up online best I could and got nothing.
I'm not sure of what that could have meant, moody, but the next time
I hear the tune (if ever) I'll try to figure it out if I can remember.
azure spirit
in recent years.
:-) azure spirit
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azure spirit
Boy......it must be the fault of this middle aged mind.........but I can't
remember the story behind it. There definitely was one!
( I am a really big help with this one! LOL!)
azure spirit
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