Professor Peedston

"Elijah with baked goods = gay" :lol:

Oh man.... I'm fighting it..... ah screw it, I'm making the obvious joke: They still have fans?!?!

ahhh very good. Well in that case, it's pretty classy of them.

:stunned: I'd be surprised if the guys in Coldplay even know who Kraftwerk are. :smartass2: Uh-uh, they bought a Kraftwerk riff that is used in 'Talk'. Officially yo. Hahaha!!! Holy shit, you're right. it's an absolutely note-for-note copy of "Computer Love." (I just downloaded the new Coldplay album and went to "Talk" first to hear that) That's pretty ballsy if you ask me. It's even in the same key, at the same tempo, right at the beginning. Unless you're being literal in saying they bought it. Then it's not ballsy.

T - Temptations H - Hootie and the Blowfish O - OutKast M - Mogwai A - Autechre S - Stereolab New rule - If your name has T's, you can't use a "The" band unless their actual name begins with T. Too easy. :P

He is handsome in a very boring and homogenous sort of way... just like the guy who hosts the American version. Whatshisface... the guy who took People Magazine to heart when they said "metrosexualism is like sooooooooooooo totally in."

somewhere in the range of 1.5 to 22.88 hours per day for me.

Welcome to my life tattoo I'm a man now thanks to you I expect I'll regret you But the skin graft man won't get you You'll be there when I die Tattoooooooooooooooooooooooooo (^ The Who) I think you should get something you KNOW you'll hate, so that way you won't be spending all of your time trying to find one that you'll be happy with for the rest of your life. (^ not serious) And don't get one on your lower back. That shit is sooooooooooooooooooooo plaaaaaaaaaaaaaayed. (^ sorta serious)

If Pink Floyd play Live 8 in Philadelphia... I think I would have a heart attack and die. And if that doesn't happen, in the event that they actually go on tour (which I'm certainly not expecting to happen even if they do reunite for Live 8), I'd pay money to see them, as long as they promise not to play "Learning to Fly" or "High Hopes." :lol: (they probably would play those songs, and I'd probably still pay lots to see them. But if they're gonna throw me crap like that, they have to give me one Barrett-era song... just one... "Astronomy Domine" anyone?)

See? It pays off if you actually click on it. :lol:

:stunned: I'd be surprised if the guys in Coldplay even know who Kraftwerk are. :smartass2: This should be interesting if/when I buy/steal this new album.

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Anybody else a fan of the Zombies? Odessey and Oracle is one of the BEST ALBUMS EVER. Seriously. Even if its title is misspelled. And here's where I say that this thread will probably get no replies, just so two or three people will reply to spite me. :P

WITH THE COMEBACK!! :laugh3:

It's gon' be craaaaaaaaazy. I went to the Art Museum today and was standing on the steps trying to imagine 1,000,000 people in front of me. And according to the guy booking the Philadelphia show, major acts will be added in the coming days, and the bill here will be "as significant or more significant" than the one in London. Which I find hard to believe. I mean... we definitely need some more big acts for the Philly show (seriously... Will Smith?), but who's actually left to book that would make it as big as the London show? Did they secretly re-animate John Lennon and Elvis Presley? Did they invent a time machine so they could book U2 when they were actually good? :confused: And that stinks that you need tickets for the London show. I guess there's no other way they could really do that one, but I can't even imagine the absurd prices the scalpers and ebay auctioneers will be asking for.

Ian with the ZINGER! :laugh3:

For those of you who haven't seen it yet, here's the lineup for the Live 8 concerts on July 2: - LONDON: Mariah Carey, Coldplay, Dido, Keane, Elton John, Annie Lennox, Paul McCartney, Muse, Razorlight, REM, Scissor Sisters, Snow Patrol, Stereophonics, Sting , Joss Stone, Robbie Williams, U2, Velvet Revolver, Bob Geldof, the Killers, Madonna, The Cure - BERLIN: A-ha, Bap, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Die Toten Hosen, Peter Maffay, Brian Wilson - PHILADELPHIA: Will Smith, Bon Jovi, Maroon 5, Dave Mattews Band, Sarah McLachlan, Rob Thomas, Keith Urban, Jay-Z, Stevie Wonder, 50 Cent, Kaiser Chiefs, P. Diddy - PARIS: Andrea Bocelli, Craig David, Calo Gero, Jamiroqaui, Kyo, Yannick Noah, Youssou N'Dour, Placebo, Axelle Red, Johnny Halliday, Manu Chao, Renaud - ROME: Irene Grandi, Faith Hill, Jovanotti, Tim McGraw, Nek, Laura Pausini, Duran Duran, Vasco Rossi, Zucchero I'm going to go ahead and say that with the very notable exception of Stevie Wonder (a living legend in his right), we here in Philly really got the ass end of this whole deal. I mean... Rob Thomas? Bon Jovi? P. Diddy? Will Smith may be from Philly, but that doesn't mean he doesn't suck either. But I'm still pretty excited. Because it's in Philly. Up yours New York and LA and everywhere else in North America. :P And because it's taking place literally a ten minute walk from where I live! :o How cool is that? Still though... I envy those of you in the London area.

Reilly sure gave us a lot to think about with that :wacko: and we should all feel ashamed for not acknowledging it. :embarrased: Anyway, satellite radio sucks just as bad. They always have that on in the student union center where I go to school (I know because they constantly break in with "you're listening to XM SATELLITE RADIO!!!" as if the people who subscribe to satellite radio have trouble remembering that's what they're listening to), and it's just as crappy. The only difference is there's more crappy music and less crappy ads and crappy dj's. Maybe there are good stations on there, but the ones they seem to find have the same problem of sticking with a 20 song playlist and playing those same songs over and over and over and over again that regular commercial radio has.

Sometimes I forget that radio even exists here until I see a bumper sticker advertising B101 or Q102 or Y100 or whatever plastered obnoxiously on the back of somebody's car.

http://mcrorie.net/ MCRORIE IS THE FUTURE OF MUSIC.

Yeah, the US team is a lot better at football/soccer than people give them credit for. I think we don't get recognition for it because we call the sport by a different name than everybody else in the world, as if that somehow changes the content or damages its integrity. :rolleyes: Also people love the idea of the United States being bad at something, anything. :P *braces for anti-American backlash*

I loooooooooove Pink Floyd. Piper at the Gates of Dawn is my hands down favorite (best debut album ever, perhaps?), though their 70's stuff is quite good as well (Meddle is my favorite of that bunch, and, of course, I don't even have to say anything about how great Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here are, not to mention Atom Heart Mother). The timing of this thread is funny, because I just listened to Pink Floyd for the first time in months last night. :roll:

Aqualung my friend -- Don’t start away uneasy You poor old sod, you see, it’s only me.

winning bid was 127 pounds. damn! :stunned:

We all know how well the "Let it Be" documentary turned out for the Beatles. :lol: