Shred Room LI: Senpai Claus is Coming to Town

I wouldn't mind handling guns in fursuits, if you know what I mean.

If everyone had fursuits, the vegans would go even more bananas.

Vompatti wrote: I wouldn't mind handling guns in fursuits, if you know what I mean.

smartpatrol wrote: Vompatti wrote: communism will never work in practice if you don't trust people to be nice k and very few people will

HolyMoly wrote: If everyone had fursuits, the vegans would go even more bananas.

But it's not true fur! It's fur made with the hair that the shredders lose when they... shed their hair.

rushfan4 wrote: This Spin sampler CD that I am listening to is from 1994 and it has a song from Adrian Belew, The Meat Puppets, Francis Dunnery, and Guided By Voices.

Funny you mention Francis Dunnery.  Jack (in my band) lent me a CD of his last week.  I had no idea who he was, but it looks like he was in a band called It Bites, which I haven't heard but I think I know who they are. Anyway, the album is really quite nice -- sophisticated adult pop, the kind of thing that was much more plentiful in the 70s and 80s.  No attitude, no image, just well crafted pop music that doesn't pander but isn't confrontational either.  So much "solo artist" material nowadays is just so self-consciously "edgy" or "emotional" or "intellectual" nowadays, which isn't a bad thing, but it's nice to hear things done they way they used to now and then.


Edited by HolyMoly - July 29 2013 at 14:36

Vompatti wrote: smartpatrol wrote: Vompatti wrote: communism will never work in practice if you don't trust people to be nice k and very few people will you need to do something about that attitude, son.

Although I think most people, at their core, are nice, I also believe most people are very stupid, ignorant, and afraid. And that ignorance can very easily screw things up.

this is the best song ever CPicard 

HolyMoly wrote: rushfan4 wrote: This Spin sampler CD that I am listening to is from 1994 and it has a song from Adrian Belew, The Meat Puppets, Francis Dunnery, and Guided By Voices.  Funny you mention Francis Dunnery.  Jack (in my band) lent me a CD of his last week.  I had no idea who he was, but it looks like he was in a band called It Bites, which I haven't heard but I think I know who they are. Anyway, the album is really quite nice -- sophisticated adult pop, the kind of thing that was much more plentiful in the 70s and 80s.  No attitude, no image, just well crafted pop music that doesn't pander but isn't confrontational either.  So much "solo artist" material nowadays is just so self-consciously "edgy" or "emotional" or "intellectual" nowadays, which isn't a bad thing, but it's nice to hear things done they way they used to now and then.

It Bites are an old school neo-prog band.  I never heard of them until their recent reunion.  Francis Dunnery is no longer in the band, as he was replaced by John Mitchell of Arena fame.  I've got a couple of Dunnery solo albums and sophisticated adult pop is a good description of them.

:D

We start a new genre of Furry Prog right now.