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 Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 8:55 am
Hey!
I got accepted!
I thought I got lucky just actually FINDING any results when I looked them up in the guild page!
Well...um...
Hello, everyone, my name is Stephen the Jazz-Fox, and if I had to pick a favourite, I'd be tied between Steven Page or Kevin Hearn, but I'd eventually pick Page. Hearn may have gorgeous eyes, but Page probably makes GREAT pancakes.
I forgot what I was saying...
OH!
Hello, everyone!
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 9:33 am
Ah, but Kev has Billy the Magic Pancake! I bet Steve doesn't make magic pancakes!
I'm curious about how you deduced that Steve makes great pancakes. whee
Anyway, welcome to the guild, Stephen. Have a fruit roll up.
PS: Do you pronounce your name with a long e and a v sound or with a short e and a f sound?
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wingnut the improbable Captain
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 12:20 pm
long 'e' with the 'v' sound.
and I liked Steven Page before Hearn, so that's why he gets preference: seniority.
Doesn't really matter, I get cds from both of their solo projects.
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 8:05 pm
Jazz-Fox long 'e' with the 'v' sound. and I liked Steven Page before Hearn, so that's why he gets preference: seniority. Doesn't really matter, I get cds from both of their solo projects.
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wingnut the improbable Captain
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:22 am
Isn't his voice beautiful?
And his songs are so peaceful- they come in quite handy on nights when I have trouble sleeping.
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 12:18 pm
Jazz-Fox Isn't his voice beautiful? And his songs are so peaceful- they come in quite handy on nights when I have trouble sleeping.
What Kev Hearn CDs do you have?
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wingnut the improbable Captain
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 8:03 pm
Kevin Hearn's band is great!!! I noticed that a lot of reviews for BLAM criticized Kevin's voice, saying that it was "colourless" and was "an acquired taste." I love all of his stuff, fast, slow, from Mothball Mint to The Miracle Mile.
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:03 pm
Um...inferring that the Barenaked Ladies ISN'T an acquired taste? I feel like someone missed something somewhere...
...maybe it's me! eek
Oh, hallo by the way... mrgreen
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 3:41 pm
Hee... thanks for all the warm greetings, folks! I'm sorry I've been gone so long, I tend to be very busy during the day. I'm trying to discipline myself into finishing my next novel so I can get it out in print. Otherwise, my current novella makes absolutely no sense (though it is so much fun it should be illegal)! Anyway, I agree that BNL is an acquired taste. The requirement? You have to have a brain. Having a soul helps, too, if you believe in that stuff. Me, I always felt touched by their songs, from beginning to end. Their Born on a Pirate Ship album helped me through a lot of suicidal moments, so naturally I can't get enough of the band no matter what! Love you guys! --Stephen Atwood
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Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 12:57 pm
Jazz-Fox Hee... thanks for all the warm greetings, folks! I'm sorry I've been gone so long, I tend to be very busy during the day. I'm trying to discipline myself into finishing my next novel so I can get it out in print. Otherwise, my current novella makes absolutely no sense (though it is so much fun it should be illegal)! Anyway, I agree that BNL is an acquired taste. The requirement? You have to have a brain. Having a soul helps, too, if you believe in that stuff. Me, I always felt touched by their songs, from beginning to end. Their Born on a Pirate Ship album helped me through a lot of suicidal moments, so naturally I can't get enough of the band no matter what! Love you guys! --Stephen Atwood
I've never found BnL as an acquired taste, but that's mainly because they were the first real band that I liked. 3nodding
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wingnut the improbable Captain
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Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 5:36 pm
wingnut the improbable Jazz-Fox Hee... thanks for all the warm greetings, folks! I'm sorry I've been gone so long, I tend to be very busy during the day. I'm trying to discipline myself into finishing my next novel so I can get it out in print. Otherwise, my current novella makes absolutely no sense (though it is so much fun it should be illegal)! Anyway, I agree that BNL is an acquired taste. The requirement? You have to have a brain. Having a soul helps, too, if you believe in that stuff. Me, I always felt touched by their songs, from beginning to end. Their Born on a Pirate Ship album helped me through a lot of suicidal moments, so naturally I can't get enough of the band no matter what! Love you guys! --Stephen Atwood
I've never found BnL as an acquired taste, but that's mainly because they were the first real band that I liked. 3nodding Same here! If you don't like BnL, then you're wierd...so I say anyway!
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Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 3:43 pm
Here-here!
Motion passed. It is now an alienating quality to not enjoy a good dose of BnL.
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wingnut the improbable Captain
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Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 7:19 pm
I'm actually used to people not liking BnL, mainly because nearly all my friends have different tastes in music than I do. 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 9:18 pm
I've only met two or three people in real life who have even heard of them...
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Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 11:42 am
It's a sad, sad truth...
We should expose the world to more BnL...
But how...
World domination? Anyone? Who's up for world domination?
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