Professor Peedston

i don't know, every time i see a foo fighters live performance on tv, i'm never very impressed by it. mainly because dave grohl can't seem to sing live. i've never actually seen them in person though, so who knows, maybe it's a completely different thing. plus i never really got into the most recent foo fighters album anyway. :P

looking at the context in which eric uses "gay" almost constantly, i don't think he means dissolute or licentious.

my vote would have gone to "hey ya," personally. at least out of the five or whatever songs that were nominated.

you can still be a teenager and recognize that most movies aimed at teenagers are terrible. i don't know about "the perfect score" in particular though, i haven't seen it.

road

OutKast - "Ghetto Musick"

i wonder if we're going to see a big rotten deal about his john kerry comment like we saw about his iraq comment last year. :rolleyes:

performance of the night, by a long shot: Earth Wind and Fire, Big Boi, Robert Randolph, and George Clinton in the most grandiose display of funk i've ever seen. in a distant 2nd: Andre 3000 doing "Hey Ya." nobody else matters. :P

i'm going to try to ressurect this thread, because i like the idea. are there suppsed to be right and wrong answers, or is it just whatever we think? i like the latter, personally. let's see... we'll start with... strange

glad i could help. :P

vend

hugs are awesome.

yeah, it's only funny when the person watching is ashamed and trying to hide it but instead accidentally lets everybody know what's going on.

Labradford - "David"

Marvin Gaye - "Wholy Holy"

just wait until you have something to say other than "wee i just thought i'd create another useless thread!" next time. :P

oh, i guess i should say that cheap speakers should also be capable of it, because they have magnetic converters that function in a very similar way to your guitar pickups (except backwards). i wish i knew more specific details so it doesn't just seem like i'm acting like i know what i'm talking about. :lol:

the radio waves are actually picked up through, well, the pickups in your guitar. i actually spent quite a bit of time experimenting with that, because i had a guitar with cheap pickups too at one point. :P i figured out that i could change the frequency it was picking up by turning up my distortion pedal all the way and playing with the EQ on it (changing the emphasis in frequencies that it sent to the amp, thus changing the radio frequency that was being amplified). that's also why i'm pretty sure it comes from your guitar, not from your amp. also, i can get it to work by plugging my cheap guitar into my good amp. i do know that you're only going to get AM radio with it, because FM radio is broadcast at frequencies that are way too high for a guitar pickup to detect. i think...

yeah, they're soooooooooooo good. those guys are a behemoth of a live experience too.

i think they've been around since 1994 or so, but their first proper album wasn't released until around 1998.

Joni Pitkanen do anything worth noticing? (I've got to know how my precious Flyers are doing, but I don't care enough to actually watch :P )

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm in no particular order: Stevie Wonder - "Summer Soft" The Beach Boys - "Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)" Igor Stravinsky - "The Firebird" George Gershwin - "Rhapsody in Blue" The Beatles - "Hello Goodbye" Godspeed You Black Emperor - "Storm" Duke Ellington - "Solitude" Do Make Say Think - "Goodbye Enemy Airship" Miles Davis - "Flamenco Sketches" John Coltrane - "A Love Supreme" Sigur Ros - "Olsen Olsen" Sly and the Family Stone - "Hot Fun in the Summertime" Ben Folds Five - "Narcolepsy" that's what came off the top of my head.

Stevie Wonder - "Jesus Children of America"

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it's a rare person who's completely satisfied with their social life.