the_gloaming09

if anyone is still interested http://www.ustream.tv/channel/the-gloaming09#

thanks for those that came! here's what was played Might do another one in about an hour if people are interested.

...army of average height people sits and watches...

alright... I just will have to stop at around 6:30 pm EST linky here: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/the-gloaming09

I was going to click the button to show who voted for what but I clicked the submit poll instead and it was too late :(

I am 21 and I remember recently I went to a place that you can gamble and the age limit is 18, and I had to show my ID to get in :lol:

yeah, well at least we are neither giants or migits oooooooooooooh :P i'm a creep, i'm a weirdo...

go for it sometime! and if you do let me know so I can change the title of the thread. ...anyway what time is best for everyone? in about a 1/2 hour (5pm est) or in 2.5 hours (7pm est)

5'8 here.

I was thinking another random one. You could host one if you like... it's not too bad. Basically I just have ustream producer and I use it to pick songs. But be careful in that once a song is over the song will start from the beginning.

This is for people that are between the height of... 5'5 (165 cm) and 6 feet (183cm) (for guys) 5'3 (160 cm) and 5'9 (175cm) (for girls)

I'm too short :(

I went with Fermi

^huh? what time works best for everyone? 5 or 7? or later?

not sure... i was thinking starting one either 7pm or 5pm est... only thing is around 6:30 I have to pick someone up (but that won't take long)

anyone interested in one later?

My family wanted to do a garden this year for some reason so we all helped out. Here are some pictures of what we got (taken a few weeks ago) now the plants aren't growing really because it's getting colder

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^^you make a good point and I've always wondered the same thing a lot of time. I understand that most times a lot of people try to get people involved but if these musicians already have the money and are so passionate then why don't they do it themselves. I mean people like Bono are so rich already that by not taking any money from going on a single tour wouldn't really hurt them and could help a bunch of people. I still do think what they do is good and like Lennon they try to at least get people more aware about the world around them because honestly with all that the news covers in terms of politics, and world events (mostly europe/the middle east), a lot of these things would go unnoticed. Back to Lennon I'm also thinking that perhaps why he treated his family was how he was brought up which was pretty terrible/tragic. I mean he was abandoned by both his parents, he had to live with his very strict aunt, his mother came back and Lennon started to form a very strong relationship with her and then she was killed by a car hitting her. Not an excuse but perhaps some sort of insight as to why he was cynical towards the world and others at time.

Personally I don't think that moving away is going to make the problem of your family disappear. I think you should try to talk to them or work out your issues with them and come to some sort of commonground/understanding because leaving won't make the issue go away. I do think though it is good to get your independence, but I would just try to work things out first (that is if you haven't already) When you move are you going to be around any other friends or family? Best of luck!

I guess I would have to agree with this. I think that he tried to open up peoples minds and make people more aware of the world around him I guess I could see where your coming from. I think he really tried to more than anything open peoples minds up, and not always buy into the system and take it for what it's worth but hopefully motivate people to change. Also with the US government constantly on his back I think it also made things a bit more difficult. But I think he tried to use his music to get people to think different and think about love, peace, equality, etc. Now was he a fully nice person throughout his life? No... not at all. I mean like you mentioned he didn't really care about his first wife or his son much at all. I know it's not right but it was most likely all the fame of the Beatles that got to his head and he felt he didn't have to worry about anyone else, is it right? No... but at his age you can sort of understand why he may have done what he did. Also his relationships with people often would go through a lot of turmoil whether it be Paul, or Yoko too. So I understand that he wasn't perfect... then again who really is? I mean I'm sure that many musicians can be just as shitty to their family (Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra), but does it really stop people from loving them or their music? Also I feel that before Lennon died he was trying to redeem and make up for all the mistakes he made. I mean he started to form a relationship with his first son. I think by having a child with Yoko and becoming a "househusband" perhaps brought him to reality and made him realize how it's the people you are with that matters most. So I think towards the end of his life he tried to be kinder and at least from interviews he seemed like he was a lot happier. I do see what you are saying and I do agree with it but I think that Lennon was important because he really tried to open peoples minds with his music and I think also paved the way for other musicians to become more political (Bono, Eddie Vedder, etc) I agree definitely... and also because he was murdered too.

haha,... I was joking w/ briggins that we should all chip in and pay for Chris Martin to go to his house to sing 42, just for him since he'll never get to ever again :P

The random songs seems to be popular atm., but sometime I might be able to do another full album. Either way I'll include some Beach House songs :thumbsup:

good night!

:lol: ...that's great!