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Harbortown wrote:

I would but I don't like him either, broheem, his voice annoys me.

He's a very handsome well dressed fellow though!

So handsome!

Hanswurst wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

Of all genres, I'm fairly sure I will never like any Ska. I just find it really irritating for some reason But to each his own

that's what i usually think, and this stuff has the weird blastbeats and choppy guitar strokes, but they do it so well and nuanced that it's actually really enjoyable. Try checking out "Dear Sergio" by Catch 22, and if you don't like it, then you'll have only lost 2:31 of your life

AWWr i LOVE SKA! or, ok i'm not into it at all, but everytime i hear these horns i feel really happy
maybe that's because i played the trumpet for some years haha

btw: don't know how famous streetlight manifesto are in the US, but as there singer Toh Kay is on the current Revival Tour lineup this may be a way for you to get into ska-punk through the (i'll name it) "gaslight-anthem-scene" and Chuck

Toh Kay was the singer of Catch 22! I think it was his first band. I like that dude Jay Malinowski from Bedouin Soundclash, he was also on the revival tour

Tomas Kalnoky was like 17 when Keasbey Nights came out!

Ink Spots on vinyl and a glass of Jameson. Best Friday night.

DeathoftheCool wrote:

Hanswurst wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

Of all genres, I'm fairly sure I will never like any Ska. I just find it really irritating for some reason But to each his own

that's what i usually think, and this stuff has the weird blastbeats and choppy guitar strokes, but they do it so well and nuanced that it's actually really enjoyable. Try checking out "Dear Sergio" by Catch 22, and if you don't like it, then you'll have only lost 2:31 of your life

AWWr i LOVE SKA! or, ok i'm not into it at all, but everytime i hear these horns i feel really happy
maybe that's because i played the trumpet for some years haha

btw: don't know how famous streetlight manifesto are in the US, but as there singer Toh Kay is on the current Revival Tour lineup this may be a way for you to get into ska-punk through the (i'll name it) "gaslight-anthem-scene" and Chuck

Toh Kay was the singer of Catch 22! I think it was his first band. I like that dude Jay Malinowski from Bedouin Soundclash, he was also on the revival tour

Check out his first first band, gimp

A_Regular wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

Hanswurst wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

Of all genres, I'm fairly sure I will never like any Ska. I just find it really irritating for some reason But to each his own

that's what i usually think, and this stuff has the weird blastbeats and choppy guitar strokes, but they do it so well and nuanced that it's actually really enjoyable. Try checking out "Dear Sergio" by Catch 22, and if you don't like it, then you'll have only lost 2:31 of your life

AWWr i LOVE SKA! or, ok i'm not into it at all, but everytime i hear these horns i feel really happy
maybe that's because i played the trumpet for some years haha

btw: don't know how famous streetlight manifesto are in the US, but as there singer Toh Kay is on the current Revival Tour lineup this may be a way for you to get into ska-punk through the (i'll name it) "gaslight-anthem-scene" and Chuck

Toh Kay was the singer of Catch 22! I think it was his first band. I like that dude Jay Malinowski from Bedouin Soundclash, he was also on the revival tour

Check out his first first band, gimp

I also can't stand ska, it's just not my thing. I saw Toh Kay on the Revival Tour (he's not on it anymore) and he was great, I just wish he always played acoustic because when I tried listening to Streetlight before the gig I couldn't handle it. Dude is an insane guitar player though.

DeathoftheCool wrote:

Hanswurst wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

Of all genres, I'm fairly sure I will never like any Ska. I just find it really irritating for some reason But to each his own

that's what i usually think, and this stuff has the weird blastbeats and choppy guitar strokes, but they do it so well and nuanced that it's actually really enjoyable. Try checking out "Dear Sergio" by Catch 22, and if you don't like it, then you'll have only lost 2:31 of your life

AWWr i LOVE SKA! or, ok i'm not into it at all, but everytime i hear these horns i feel really happy
maybe that's because i played the trumpet for some years haha

btw: don't know how famous streetlight manifesto are in the US, but as there singer Toh Kay is on the current Revival Tour lineup this may be a way for you to get into ska-punk through the (i'll name it) "gaslight-anthem-scene" and Chuck

Toh Kay was the singer of Catch 22! I think it was his first band. I like that dude Jay Malinowski from Bedouin Soundclash, he was also on the revival tour

yeah looked up catch 22 on wikipedia and was really surprised that he was! i also edited my post on this but somehow it got lost

Bedouin Soundclash

A_Regular wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

Hanswurst wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

Of all genres, I'm fairly sure I will never like any Ska. I just find it really irritating for some reason But to each his own

that's what i usually think, and this stuff has the weird blastbeats and choppy guitar strokes, but they do it so well and nuanced that it's actually really enjoyable. Try checking out "Dear Sergio" by Catch 22, and if you don't like it, then you'll have only lost 2:31 of your life

AWWr i LOVE SKA! or, ok i'm not into it at all, but everytime i hear these horns i feel really happy
maybe that's because i played the trumpet for some years haha

btw: don't know how famous streetlight manifesto are in the US, but as there singer Toh Kay is on the current Revival Tour lineup this may be a way for you to get into ska-punk through the (i'll name it) "gaslight-anthem-scene" and Chuck

Toh Kay was the singer of Catch 22! I think it was his first band. I like that dude Jay Malinowski from Bedouin Soundclash, he was also on the revival tour

Check out his first first band, gimp

cool stuff!

Well, I am still working out. I am almost down a pants size, and into American "Large" for a shirt.

Today's Facebook rant:

Just had to hide someone cus he felt the need to post a photo of a bunch of deformed Iraqi babies affected by whatever weapons we've used over there. No thank you.

I wish everyone I have on Facebook would try to just be pleasant and entertaining instead of preach-y.

Good job Jimbo, what's your workout routine and diet like?

Lorraine, that's fucked up. I do think Facebook can be a good forum for discussing politics/religion as long as it's within reason and doesn't specifically target anybody you're friends with.

entirely pushups,situps, etc. Diet is 1500 calories a day, and tons of healthy food.

Oh great...Futurama was canceled, yet Family guy is still alive/!?!? WHAT THE HECK?!!?

Sounds good. Personally I've been too lazy to work out lately so I decided to just cut out most carbs from my diet on week days, I'm a bit more relaxed during the weekends but I've found it works very well. Overeating carbs is so easy but it's hard to get fat when you eat yourself full on lean meat and vegetables.

Oh wow. Hi.

I've been thinking about getting a Gaslight Tattoo (Lyrics). Still not exactly sure which ones.

JimmyB wrote:

entirely pushups,situps, etc. Diet is 1500 calories a day, and tons of healthy food.

Oh great...Futurama was canceled, yet Family guy is still alive/!?!? WHAT THE HECK?!!?

Pushups and Situps are great!

Doing a little cardio (jogging especially) will help you be able to increase your calorie count too so you can eat a little more and still have the same same calorie total

Keep it up man!

Harbortown wrote:

Lorraine, that's fucked up. I do think Facebook can be a good forum for discussing politics/religion as long as it's within reason and doesn't specifically target anybody you're friends with.

I think it's fine to want to draw attention to issues or causes. But purposefully trying to shock me is annoying and unnecessary.

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

Harbortown wrote:

Lorraine, that's fucked up. I do think Facebook can be a good forum for discussing politics/religion as long as it's within reason and doesn't specifically target anybody you're friends with.

I think it's fine to want to draw attention to issues or causes. But purposefully trying to shock me is annoying and unnecessary.

I know what you mean. Some friend of mine has been posting videos with boston bombing injury photos and "proof that the Bombing was a false flag attack". They can believe what they want, but let's give it a few weeks out of respect right?

Man some people are just assholes....

Paddy wrote:

Oh wow. Hi.

hey moustache man

Today in my art class I learned that cherry blossoms can be symbolic for kamikaze bombers in japan. suddenly, "if i drove straight off this bridge" from the horrible crowes song makes a lot more sense

I never heard of cherry blossoms being used like that before...interesting.

DeathoftheCool wrote:

Today in my art class I learned that cherry blossoms can be symbolic for kamikaze bombers in japan. suddenly, "if i drove straight off this bridge" from the horrible crowes song makes a lot more sense

i don't think that was what he meant pal

What did y'all pick up on RSD?

I managed to get:

At The Drive-in - Relationship of Command
Black Keys / Stooges 7" - No Fun
Misfits / Lemonheads 7" - Skulls
White Stripes - Elephant

I love the White Stripes and I severely regret never going to see them play live.