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#461 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Sopranos » 896 weeks ago
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#462 Re: The Garden » The Rant Thread » 896 weeks ago
Our new 6 week old puppy kindly left me a little parcel on my bedroom floor.
Not a rant, but a story that might make you feel better in an "at least this didn't happen to me" sort of way. Didn't happen to me, but to a friend of mine.
He had tied one on pretty good, and went to bed. He was drunk enough that he was snoring horribly. His wife had enough, and got up to go sleep on the couch in peace, shutting the bedroom door behind her. At some point after this, their dog, who sleeps on their floor, got sick.
The next morning she came back upstairs, opened the bedroom door and discovered a "U" shaped trail of doggie diarehha going around their bed. The dog had to go, and was evidently running back and forth around the bed trying to wake him up, but he was drunk enough that he didn't.
As he told me: "If you ever wondered where to go to rent a steam cleaner at 8:00 on a Saturday morning, Lowes is the place".
#463 Re: The Garden » Interesting Chia Pet » 896 weeks ago
I bought a chia pet once on a whim when I saw it in a store.
It leaked. It came with a little tray that you were supposed to keep it in, and since it leaked so much the top never grew because water didn't get up there.
Now that I think about it, maybe that's why I'm bald, I pee a lot.
#464 Re: Guns N' Roses » Marc Canter: "Axl was the master mind" (DailyBetter Interview) » 896 weeks ago
My actual thoughts on the topic, is exactly what Buzz already said, but I felt the need to say this.
That's what made GNR so amazing, so many kickass people bumping into each other.
This really couldn't be more unrelated, but this line reminded me of a story.
Johnny Ramone once told a reporter that all the Ramones had met in an elevator, found out they had the same last name, and decided to start a band.
#465 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Video Game Console Thread » 897 weeks ago
Kurt Cobain in Guitar Hero 5!
I'm pretty sure this is the kinda thing he would have hated.
He would have hated it when he was around, 15 years later he'd have been an aging bloated veteran rocker who would have been all over it.
#466 Re: Guns N' Roses » Fortus and Ferrer's New Band The Compulsions (Slams Chi Dem) » 898 weeks ago
russtcb wrote:bucketfan wrote:It has been taken down.
Theregain; no it hasn't. It's on their Myspace that I have open in another window as I type.
Yeah, not sure where?? Is it on the home page, or on one of the pics or something?? I don't see anything like that saying bad things about GnR.
Yeah, I don't see that article, but it does say this
The everyday upkeep of this profile is maintained by the Compulsions' web administrator, however, the band has direct supervision over it just like their website and will eventually see your messages when they have time to catch up. So, please feel free to leave a comment.
I assume that wasn't there before
#467 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Duffs Loaded - Limited Edition Artwork » 898 weeks ago
Any idea if anything new is on the 7"?
I'm not enough of a vinyl guy to bite, but it does look cool.
#468 Re: The Sunset Strip » KISS Sonic Boom » 898 weeks ago
^ The thing about Kiss is that they've pretty much always copped to all of that. It's always been about the image more than the music. A lot of other bands are that way, but won't admit it. Kiss wallows in it like a pig in shit.
I remember a while back Gene was on Howard Stern promoting the Kiss coffin. This was in the time period between Jackie and Artie, and they had a comedian named Craig Gass, who does a dead on Gene impression, in that seat.
Gene's talking about the Kiss coffin and Craig, as Gene, says. "Kiss now has a new technology out where we will take your financial information to automatically take money from your account, so you can continue to give us your money even after you die."
Gene seems like a humorless fuck most of the time, but he thought that was hilarious.
#469 Re: Guns N' Roses » The Positive CD Thread » 898 weeks ago
Olorin wrote:Nice one
I've been listening to This I Love quite a lot recently and for me its about his mother. I know it was allegedly begun years ago about Dylan but I believe its more likely the piano score was begun then and the lyrics were created much later, it could be two-fold though.
The way I listen to it is like an ode to his mum, who I presume died of cancer, and may have withheld her illness from him. Its only speculation but thats my interpretation, I'd love to know the truth. From what I've read they mended their relationship and Axl holds his family dear and I cant help but think this is his way of cleaning the slate for calling his mum a cunt in Bad Obsession. Its such a sad song and the child like lyrics are perfect for a child to mother type interpretation of love. But the two fold theory I have also means it could have the child like rhyming because it was aimed at Dylan.
Whatever it is, its stil very deep and powerful.Word.
I don't believe in the least this album is "An Ode To Steph" as many seem to think
I've said multiple times on here that I don't like when people insist any lyrics are about one specific thing. Especially something that was in the production stages for as long as this one. Olorin's interpretation of TIL is a fantastic example of how you can approach things from different angles.
I think what you could call this album is "An Ode to Loss" if you wanted to.
#470 Re: The Garden » What youtube video are you watching just now? » 898 weeks ago
Stanhope is the Man.
