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Hanswurst wrote:

zerb012345 wrote:

I'm gonna bump this, pretty sure it got lost in thread
I usually wouldn't, and I'm not trying to be rude but I'm pretty excited about it and it would mean a lot.
I'm pretty sure my band has some studio time next month. If anyone wants to listen to the 3 or 4 demos we're gonna be making into songs and give us some pre-production feedback that would be MUCH appreciated. Let me know.
https://soundcloud.com/wicked-thirsty/sets/into-the-studio

enjoying this raw sound!! just a few lyrics and a bit more structure (verse/chorus/jamminggoesintoverse/jamming jamming jamming/chorus...or something like this) would be appreciated.   

..Oh and 33RPMHero & katechampagne: will we dimestore saints be invited to your wedding?  

Thanks! That really long song was just us going and going with no direction. We felt it so we were trying to see what could go where. Soon we're going to sit down and actually think out how its all going to go.
About the no singing...I'm sparing you from your ears bleeding. But I think we're close to getting a good friend on mine to step in with us

katechampagne wrote:

How about we talk about model homes instead. This one in particular.

I told you we're best friends, right? haha

katechampagne wrote:

TSwift took a cooking lesson with Lorde in Providence the other day. I couldn't care less about Taylor, but I was *this* close to riding my bike all over Providence to find Lorde. I didn't.

And why didn't you?

Yozzy wrote:

God damn Breaking Bad is overrated.

You what now?

Son it might not be the most exciting in terms of action and whatnot but my god, the acting and writing is some of the best that's ever been out there. It still breaks my heart to think about what went down in that show.

JimmyB wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Oh I'm sorry my hobby is odd.  Perhaps I will look into a hobby like more "normal" guys around my town enjoy-partying ,drugs and "hooking up" with girls. (Not really going to, but that is what is considered "normal" and "cool" around here.

Why don't you try it?

It's very rewarding.

Because that's not me.

I'm only yanking your chain brah, but seriously that whole attitude is another thing you might want to give some thought.

How can you say "that's not you" when you've never given it a decent chance? I'm not saying go out there and snort cocaine, but you should try going the extra mile, challenge yourself.

katechampagne wrote:

The Last Jukebox Romeo wrote:

I swear anyone new to the forum should receive a complimentary message or e-mail providing the details of Jimmy, his outlook/hobbies and, probably, his relationship with Habortown just to save a lot of time and repeated conversations.

I don't mean this in a mean way either Jim.

I nominate you!

I'll give you a quick rundown.

Jimmy has, time and time again, complained about his love life and his inability to connect to people in his hometown. Sympathy quickly turns to annoyance for most people as he is quick to reject all advice (and usually simply just doesn't respond to people).
As far as my relationship with him is concerned, it's...hard to explain. As much as he annoys me (or rather perplexes me), I can't imagine this forum without him. It's like Batman and The Joker. Without The Joker, what would Batman fight for?

I've also made a few comics in which he and I are the starring (and only) characters. Perhaps I'll show them one day.

Is there a forum rule against asking for crowdfunding support?

I don't think so, can't think of a reason why there would be.

Harbortown wrote:

katechampagne wrote:

The Last Jukebox Romeo wrote:

I swear anyone new to the forum should receive a complimentary message or e-mail providing the details of Jimmy, his outlook/hobbies and, probably, his relationship with Habortown just to save a lot of time and repeated conversations.

I don't mean this in a mean way either Jim.

I nominate you!

I've also made a few comics in which he and I are the starring (and only) characters. Perhaps I'll show them one day.

I need this in my life.

Harbortown wrote:

katechampagne wrote:

The Last Jukebox Romeo wrote:

I swear anyone new to the forum should receive a complimentary message or e-mail providing the details of Jimmy, his outlook/hobbies and, probably, his relationship with Habortown just to save a lot of time and repeated conversations.

I don't mean this in a mean way either Jim.

I nominate you!

I'll give you a quick rundown.

Jimmy has, time and time again, complained about his love life and his inability to connect to people in his hometown. Sympathy quickly turns to annoyance for most people as he is quick to reject all advice (and usually simply just doesn't respond to people).
As far as my relationship with him is concerned, it's...hard to explain. As much as he annoys me (or rather perplexes me), I can't imagine this forum without him. It's like Batman and The Joker. Without The Joker, what would Batman fight for?

I've also made a few comics in which he and I are the starring (and only) characters. Perhaps I'll show them one day.

there are also substantial rumors that harbor and jimmy are in fact the same person

Labhras wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

katechampagne wrote:

The Last Jukebox Romeo wrote:

I swear anyone new to the forum should receive a complimentary message or e-mail providing the details of Jimmy, his outlook/hobbies and, probably, his relationship with Habortown just to save a lot of time and repeated conversations.

I don't mean this in a mean way either Jim.

I nominate you!

I'll give you a quick rundown.

Jimmy has, time and time again, complained about his love life and his inability to connect to people in his hometown. Sympathy quickly turns to annoyance for most people as he is quick to reject all advice (and usually simply just doesn't respond to people).
As far as my relationship with him is concerned, it's...hard to explain. As much as he annoys me (or rather perplexes me), I can't imagine this forum without him. It's like Batman and The Joker. Without The Joker, what would Batman fight for?

I've also made a few comics in which he and I are the starring (and only) characters. Perhaps I'll show them one day.

there are also substantial rumors that harbor and jimmy are in fact the same person

Dude, don't spoil the ending of the comic series...

Harbortown wrote:

Yozzy wrote:

God damn Breaking Bad is overrated.

You what now?

Son it might not be the most exciting in terms of action and whatnot but my god, the acting and writing is some of the best that's ever been out there. It still breaks my heart to think about what went down in that show.

There are some fantastic monologues and moments, but they're too far and few between, and I hate how formulaic it feels. I really don't think it's that well written or even shot for that matter.

I will definitely agree the performances from the two leads are outstanding.

It's a good show, but nothing great, and certainly nothing spectacular.

In the end it's obviously all subjective, but I consider Mad Men, and (although it's basically just a mini-series) True Detective, to be top tier television.

what an experience xD
the police was in my house because of my neighbours who weren't there, but 6 men were behind their house....
I think it will be more scary and it hasn't end yet

Yozzy wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

Yozzy wrote:

God damn Breaking Bad is overrated.

You what now?

Son it might not be the most exciting in terms of action and whatnot but my god, the acting and writing is some of the best that's ever been out there. It still breaks my heart to think about what went down in that show.

There are some fantastic monologues and moments, but they're too far and few between, and I hate how formulaic it feels. I really don't think it's that well written or even shot for that matter.

I will definitely agree the performances from the two leads are outstanding.

It's a good show, but nothing great, and certainly nothing spectacular.

In the end it's obviously all subjective, but I consider Mad Men, and (although it's basically just a mini-series) True Detective, to be top tier television.

Yup, we can't all love the same thing.

I watched maybe three seasons of Mad Men and I thought it was great, but somewhere along the way I just got really tired of Don cheating on his wife every damn episode.
I've also been meaning to get into True Detective, I watched the first episode and man those guys can act.

Jack wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

katechampagne wrote:

The Last Jukebox Romeo wrote:

I swear anyone new to the forum should receive a complimentary message or e-mail providing the details of Jimmy, his outlook/hobbies and, probably, his relationship with Habortown just to save a lot of time and repeated conversations.

I don't mean this in a mean way either Jim.

I nominate you!

I've also made a few comics in which he and I are the starring (and only) characters. Perhaps I'll show them one day.

I need this in my life.

Here's the first one. Most of them are references to old JimmyB topics like his goofy clothing or weird stuff he said.

Spoiler:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

That's the first of around eight or nine episodes. Most of them are pretty bad.

John....that is the most awesome thing ever. Spam is back in business!!!

Everything about that is funny to me. Everything.

Perhaps I'll post some more later.

JimmyB wrote:

And now Taylor Swift went "hollywood".  She was good when she was starting out(yes I do like her song "Mean"), but now she just lost what she had, and has become nothing special.  I'm not a fan of talking on the phone either, I message as well when possible(not letters, but the text/message option).

If you like that song you should REALLY check out the Twin Forks cover of it. Takes all those good melodies and makes it rawer with a better voice (in my opinion).

http://noisetrade.com/twinforks/an-introduction-to-twin-forks

But back to my future wife/lover Taylor Swift: "Mine" is an amazing song. Absolutely fantastic. Im an unashamed fan of a lot of her older stuff, and most of Red. That new song is complete shit though.

Still love you, Taylor, if you're reading this.   

Also, Harbortown, that comic is gold, as is the Batman analogy.

wel'p here's part two:

Spoiler:

I am not amused

Harbortown wrote:

Yozzy wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

Yozzy wrote:

God damn Breaking Bad is overrated.

You what now?

Son it might not be the most exciting in terms of action and whatnot but my god, the acting and writing is some of the best that's ever been out there. It still breaks my heart to think about what went down in that show.

There are some fantastic monologues and moments, but they're too far and few between, and I hate how formulaic it feels. I really don't think it's that well written or even shot for that matter.

I will definitely agree the performances from the two leads are outstanding.

It's a good show, but nothing great, and certainly nothing spectacular.

In the end it's obviously all subjective, but I consider Mad Men, and (although it's basically just a mini-series) True Detective, to be top tier television.

Yup, we can't all love the same thing.

I watched maybe three seasons of Mad Men and I thought it was great, but somewhere along the way I just got really tired of Don cheating on his wife every damn episode.
I've also been meaning to get into True Detective, I watched the first episode and man those guys can act.

Mad Men and Breaking Bad have completely rocked my world these past couple years. Such phenomenal shows in so many different aspects. I love the Breaking Bad binge marathons that they have going on now. Puts some nostalgia into my Sundays. I watched a couple episodes of True Detective and I definitely need to finish the season soon.


Also, that comic is incredible. As was the Batman-Joker analogy.

Hell on wheels is a great show as well