posted 10-17-2001 04:03 PM
... does American blame Osama Bin Laden? Hey, how is everyone.
Guess what came out yesterday... The Tea Party's newest cd. And guess who has it... me! Usually The Tea Party have fifty genres in one song, but the whole cd, pure ass kicking guitaring cutting Rock. I know that the cover might not really show that.
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Hey, Smeg head, Hail CellClones!
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Do you still go to CC? There's some pretty nasty shit going down there. If not, did you move to any of the boards spawned from the big purge?
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Draw a crazy picture, Write a nutty poem, Sing a mumble-grumble song, Whistle through your comb. Do a loony-goony dance 'Cross the kitchen floor, Put something silly in the world That ain't been there before. -Put Something In, Shel Silverstein
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posted 10-18-2001 02:16 PM
JoJo...you are still just as weird as you ever were. I read your statement over and over and over...and nope...still doesn't make sense.
posted 10-18-2001 04:03 PM
tBB? I think I should have knowledge of where I have been. Where is that? What is that? Sorry about my sole understanding of english in this matter.
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Hey, Smeg head, Hail CellClones!
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posted 10-18-2001 06:05 PM
Ahh..I may be wrong...wasn't it you that used to go by Tom Servo? Maybe that was Scoob...Oh God...my memory is starting to fail already... :-/
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posted 10-18-2001 06:06 PM
Oh, and tBB is the board at Force3d.com, popularly called the Blue Board (as this is called the Green Board) because of it's colour scheme...
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posted 10-19-2001 04:15 PM
Riv~ Nope, first name's Tom though, maybe that's why you got me mixed up I've only gone as ScoobyDoo before I shortened it to Scooby.
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quote:The Interzone Mantras was written in the creative whirlwind of freeform rehearsals. The band delved into different ideas, built upon each other's suggestions, and refined their musical tapestries prior to going into the studio. They virtually road tested the material in the privacy of their rehearsal space. "It was a much more organic way, writing it all together," says bassist Stuart Chatwood. According to drummer Jeff Burrows, "We cut to the chase. It's a blast for me to play."
For Jeff Martin, it was the necessary spark the band needed in order to keep going. "I needed to get back to playing guitar again. Not thinking so much about producing, layering, and colors. I needed to play guitar." The result is the most guitar heavy of all the Tea Party releases to date. The Interzone Mantras is laden with the menacing power Tea Party fans have experienced in concert over the years. From the driving opening notes of "The Interzone" to the majestic crescendo of the closing track "Mantra", the album reflects the determination of a band that bunkered down and played like their lives depended on it.
posted 10-19-2001 09:31 PM
Woah! I seems at a Roy Harper party for his latest cd "The Green Man" which Jeff Martin Produced and play on, Jeff Martin got wasted and played a cover of Daniel Lanios' (U2 producer) song, "The Maker". Anyways, Jimmy Page heard it, and told Jeff that he would be interested in recording that song with him. Much later on, Jeff caught up with Daniel Lanois, and he also wants to be a part of the song (producing). Anyways, I think that's going to be a cool recording since Jeff and Jimmy had thought about getting together to work together.
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