SR XVI: Faces glow of worms

UndercoverBoy wrote: This is the best article ever.

Oh yeah I remember that.

SaltyJon wrote: A Person wrote: SaltyJon wrote: A Person wrote: SaltyJon wrote: I think they're going to have to wait for now.  Maybe I'll get the original version of their debut sometime relatively soon, as I've only heard the re-recorded version so far.  Art Zoyd is another band I need to hear more of. Same here.  I haven't gotten to hear much but I've liked what I've heard.  And at prices like that it will be a while before I hear more. Yeah, they are a bit overpriced.  They're all Japanese mini-LP reissues, which explains the price I guess.  Still...too much money!

You just bought a $160 box set though, you can't afford a $30 album?

A Person wrote: SaltyJon wrote: A Person wrote: SaltyJon wrote: A Person wrote: SaltyJon wrote: I think they're going to have to wait for now.  Maybe I'll get the original version of their debut sometime relatively soon, as I've only heard the re-recorded version so far.  Art Zoyd is another band I need to hear more of. Same here.  I haven't gotten to hear much but I've liked what I've heard.  And at prices like that it will be a while before I hear more. Yeah, they are a bit overpriced.  They're all Japanese mini-LP reissues, which explains the price I guess.  Still...too much money! You just bought a $160 box set though, you can't afford a $30 album?

The boxset averaged out to $16 per disc.  $16 per disc is much less than $30 per disc.

Yeah, plus like you said, I've wanted the HC box for a looooooong time.  The opportunity presented itself so I took it.  I've already managed to talk myself out of getting the Art Bears box, by the way.    I want their studio albums, but I don't know how much I want three discs of remixes/covers by other people, and those three discs are more material than the three studio albums by far.  

All three studio albums are available for around $14-15 each.  I'm more likely to check out one of them and if I like it all to check out the other two. 

Just got done scrimmaging in basketball, four 20 minute periods in which I played in most of  It was fun though

Lately I've been wanting to get more Zeuhl.

A Person wrote: The Truth wrote: Just got done scrimmaging in basketball, four 20 minute periods in which I played in most of  It was fun though That's good. I've tried using a basketball here but it's not good dribbling in sandy dirt.

The Truth wrote: A Person wrote: The Truth wrote: Just got done scrimmaging in basketball, four 20 minute periods in which I played in most of  It was fun though That's good. I've tried using a basketball here but it's not good dribbling in sandy dirt.   In one of my dads rambling-about-the-old-days stories he told me that that made him a better ball handler

Well I guess it would, since you have to hold it the entire time as it doesn't bounce.

Henry Plainview wrote: UndercoverBoy wrote: A Person wrote: UndercoverBoy wrote: This is the best article ever. Oh yeah I remember that. Reminds me of Henry a little bit.  However, I'm sure Henners would rage much more at the "Listen to Mozart instead of Hard Rock" part.  Some of those entries were cringeworthy beyond belief, but Seanbaby's comments help ease the pain. Not at all, I would rather everybody listen to Mozart than hard rock, hard rock is pretty terrible and Mozart is just a little dull. Although somebody who listens to Mozart to be relaxed is probably missing the point and doesn't actually have good taste in music.

Edited by UndercoverBoy - July 07 2010 at 22:24