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General Tso s Chicken wrote:i realized patton did this as well , when we were front row for t-hawk i screamed the name of the original tune while he was doing his version and he nodded 3 times and smiled .

Yucky Buckets wrote:Now it becomes time to mention one of the biggest and most influential pioneers of bringing theatrics to the rock stage -
Peter Gabriel

grotucelugar wrote:I'd never bothered to listen to them. The other day I listened to This Toilet Earth...
Not bad. Kind of reminded me of Patton on KFAD: I guess he's influenced by them or something. I swear one song was kind of the same as Cuckoo for Caca.

General Tso s Chicken wrote:ok compare just the vox "run" in this @ 1:01

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QghwNqlCRE

to this @ 1:24

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrnOM9NIDrw

we (shrimpy and i) were front row center , november 24th , 2001 at the Tomahawk show @ the metro chicago . shrimps birthday , (she was little) , she had this super gaudy large white formal hat on (with gold trim) . mike sang the first 2 songs staring right into her eyes , he never looked at the croud . most of the rest of the show , same thing .

birdsong was the opener , i screamed "nilsson , jump into the fire" as loud and clear as i could , immediately after he sang that decrescendo . he looked right at me , pursed his lips and did a very distinct "yep" head nod , 3x .


shrimp had made a card for him that said something about how "i HATE back street boys and britney spears , but i love faith no more , mr. bungle , fantomas and tomahawk" . in crayon . i gave that to a roadie who gave it to the road manager so we got to meet him . the pic , unfortunately did not turn out . mike was really nice about it . i told him a lil about our band he didnt blink an eye , said something like "we'll yeah , its like they say , you gotta start em when they're young " and wished us luck .

it made quite an impression on shrimp , she was pretty miffed the pic didnt turn out , i explained to her that it didnt matter , she said it would be nice to have as proof for her class mates . my retort was that non of them would even have a clue / care ! the show was excellent , nothing like being front row for the geek tour for your first "real" concert .

she bought her first set of tix and went to her first show on her own yesterday , riot fest , i guess she really digs Weezer . they left really early , got front row , almost center . i was really proud that she did that . she got a pic with that white mystery girl , i guess they really enjoyed that set . urge overkill got booed , kids .... now i know what you are thinking , weezer ? , just think about it for a second , poor kid was raised on a lot of wierd shit ,its not surprising she gravitated towards a normal sounding band . her lil sister teases her about it all the time . Deet has been spending the last year in pepperland , so ... she curently owns 19 beatles T's .

General Tso s Chicken wrote:ok compare just the vox "run" in this @ 1:01

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QghwNqlCRE

to this @ 1:24

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrnOM9NIDrw

we (shrimpy and i) were front row center , november 24th , 2001 at the Tomahawk show @ the metro chicago . shrimps birthday , (she was little) , she had this super gaudy large white formal hat on (with gold trim) . mike sang the first 2 songs staring right into her eyes , he never looked at the croud . most of the rest of the show , same thing .

birdsong was the opener , i screamed "nilsson , jump into the fire" as loud and clear as i could , immediately after he sang that decrescendo . he looked right at me , pursed his lips and did a very distinct "yep" head nod , 3x .


shrimp had made a card for him that said something about how "i HATE back street boys and britney spears , but i love faith no more , mr. bungle , fantomas and tomahawk" . in crayon . i gave that to a roadie who gave it to the road manager so we got to meet him . the pic , unfortunately did not turn out . mike was really nice about it . i told him a lil about our band he didnt blink an eye , said something like "we'll yeah , its like they say , you gotta start em when they're young " and wished us luck .

it made quite an impression on shrimp , she was pretty miffed the pic didnt turn out , i explained to her that it didnt matter , she said it would be nice to have as proof for her class mates . my retort was that non of them would even have a clue / care ! the show was excellent , nothing like being front row for the geek tour for your first "real" concert .

she bought her first set of tix and went to her first show on her own yesterday , riot fest , i guess she really digs Weezer . they left really early , got front row , almost center . i was really proud that she did that . she got a pic with that white mystery girl , i guess they really enjoyed that set . urge overkill got booed , kids .... now i know what you are thinking , weezer ? , just think about it for a second , poor kid was raised on a lot of wierd shit ,its not surprising she gravitated towards a normal sounding band . her lil sister teases her about it all the time . Deet has been spending the last year in pepperland , so ... she curently owns 19 beatles T's .

sockhop gruel wrote:crack hitler,

A legend (Latin, legenda, "things to be read") is a narrative of human actions that are perceived both by
teller and listeners to take place within human history and to possess certain qualities that give the tale verisimilitude.

ok, there is no arguing the fact that he is indeed living/true/real... but I am interested in
what components make up YOUR definition of living legend. what are the underlined/highlighted
and underlying qualifications achieved by this man earning him the title that you have placed
upon him? I realize you are "not the only one", but I like to think that you are the only one that
I am interacting with right now. will the future bring a gaggle to support you and your theory?
possibly. am I ok with that? yes, in fact... I encourage it. do I hate when people ask questions
and commence to answer those questions themselves without giving others a chance? I do not have an
answer for that one just yet as I have just started envisioning nothuman as a child.
talk about the ugly train pulling into the station. good gravy!

sockhop gruel wrote:crack hitler,
what are the underlined/highlighted and underlying qualifications achieved by this man earning him the title that you have placed upon him?

MONDO PAIN wrote:He has created countless amazing albums, DERP. Case closed.

vapid penumbra wrote:crack hitler,

A legend (Latin, legenda, "things to be read") is a narrative of human actions that are perceived both by
teller and listeners to take place within human history and to possess certain qualities that give the tale verisimilitude.

ok, there is no arguing the fact that he is indeed living/true/real... but I am interested in
what components make up YOUR definition of living legend. what are the underlined/highlighted
and underlying qualifications achieved by this man earning him the title that you have placed
upon him? I realize you are "not the only one", but I like to think that you are the only one that
I am interacting with right now. will the future bring a gaggle to support you and your theory?
possibly. am I ok with that? yes, in fact... I encourage it. do I hate when people ask questions
and commence to answer those questions themselves without giving others a chance? I do not have an
answer for that one just yet as I have just started envisioning nothuman as a child.
talk about the ugly train pulling into the station. good gravy!