ClairVoyant

I love Neil Gaiman. I read his book Stardust. I saw the Coraline 3D movie too. Everything he writes is like a fairy tale to me. Then I feel like a kid again. :dozey: He's a great writer. And he looks HOT for his age. Nice hair. :)

I love you guys. This forum is like my home away from home.

John Mayer is on Twitter. I just added him. They said he broke up with Jenn Aniston cuz he was spending too much time at that website. I like seeing what everyone is doing. I never post anything myself. Why would I? I'm not famous. No one cares what I do anyway.

I love Johnny Depp. I've seen all his movies. I own 5 of them. He can do no wrong.

It's 2:30 on a Sunday afternoon. I'm doing homework for 2 courses and writing my 2nd novel. I don't care if anyone reads it. I really don't.

I like Jeff Buckley's version the best. It was on The OC Season 1. That was Ryan & Marissa's song.

I never read it either

NIN fans are mean. When they're not insulting me, then they're ignoring me. I don't know which is worse. I have nothing against Trent Reznor or his music. But a lot of his fans are jerks. They also swear too much. That's why I come to Coldplaying now. Nuff said.

I like their tunes too.

I like them too. :)

Hi. Welcome to the board.

Hi. Welcome to the board.

Supernatural Season 1 pilot on DVD

I'm done with starting threads. No one likes the bands and the shows I like. Whatever.

This is my all-time favorite Alarm song. I never get tired of hearing it. It is the absolute jewel from the Eye of the Hurricane. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmUn5cTVNgE]YouTube - The Alarm-Presence of love[/ame] The Alarm have always been one of the best underrated bands. IMO I always cheer for the underdog. :wink3:

I remember them. I don't remember any of their songs though.

The Watchmen 8/10

I have been having trouble logging in. In other news: The original members of The Alarm finally appeared together on the VH1 show Bands Reunited in 2005, and performed live in London. They also put out a DVD collection. The Alarm's single "68 Guns" was used in an American Heineken lager television commercial. In April 2008 guitarist Dave Sharp launched his own version of the band, AOR - The Spirit Of The Alarm to showcase the band's American setlists from the late 80's.

Mike is playing in LA this month. They still check their page almost everyday. http://www.myspace.com/thealarm

You have dreams about Thom Yorke (was all I could think of, not very original)

...is an old band. Then again, I'm getting old. I won't say how old. Does anyone else like them? Has anyone ever seen them in concert? These are my favorites: -Strength -Rain in the summertime -The day the ravens left the tower -Spirit of 76 -Presence of Love

The Alarm - Presence of Love I always feel so loved at this forum. You guys are awesome! :)

I hate my life. No one talks to me at that other message board. I'm done with it. I am so alone. I don't get to see U2. But at least I get to see Coldplay and The Killers. Have to be gratfeul for small things, I guess. And I love you guys. :confused:

Well I like this band. I don't care what anyone else says.

I'm sorry, but who the hell even LISTENS to Joe Satriani these days. It's just a coincidence they sound similar. There's only a few chords you can play, etc etc. Even the Doors were once sued for plaigiarism by The Kinks in 1968 because they thought "Hello I Love You" sounded like "All Day & All of the Night." People still listen to the Doors and a lot of teens born after Jim's death wear his face on their t-shirts to this day.