Aint No Right

Jasper wrote: Beck

You don't strike me as a Beck guy. (Not that I really know you or anything... )

Midnight Vultures ranks in my top 20 of all time fave albums.
I love that album. I never tire of it.

One of my favourite singers.

I did get to see her a few times in concert.

My first concert was with a friend and her mom in 1978 to see Shaun Cassidy. My first real concert was summer of 1980(between grade 7 + 8. I was 13) with The Who, Heart, J Geils Band, and Nash the Slash. I went with 2 friends and the odler sibling of one of them. It was in the days before noise laws...

here's one for you, larry.

From facebook today... I would like to suggest that we all dress swank for the "Theater Of The Escapist". Reason being- this is an immersive theater experience, and you will all be with in the show. The style we are shooting for is 1920's Surrealist twisted with a dash of Warhol Pop. We may be chain...

'I'm always cooking the next big artistic revolution"

So, Perry is The Rock now?


Can you smell what Perry is cooking???(said in my best Rock voice with eyebrow raised)

farrellgirl99 wrote:
I still think Drake is an awful rapper though.

I agree with you on that. I don't get why he is so huge.

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I'm sure with a band like Jane's though it would be surprising to find too many people much younger there. I think the average is 33+. With the exception of Hype and maybe a few on here, I don't anyone in real under the age of 30 who likes, or even knows about JA. I'm 17 and I was posting on Xiola ...

if you count $100 bills during class im sure youll get some girls thanks for the tip :tiphat: I think you actually have to give them the bills, though... right? Because otherwise... those girls shouldn't be in university. :confused: maybe i can offer to buy the young ones beer? when i was 17 we kne...

If someone wants to coordinate an interview with anyone on behalf of the site feel free. As far as news, it just seems redundant to have it on the front page and in the forums. I'll happily tweet him a few times to try and get a response then mate. Let's see what comes of it. Think Perkana, Artemis...

hokahey wrote:I'm sure with a band like Jane's though it would be surprising to find too many people much younger there.

I think the average is 33+. With the exception of Hype and maybe a few on here, I don't anyone in real under the age of 30 who likes, or even knows about JA.

I think it would be a good idea t o keep the front page au currant.

It makes the site seem more serious and professional, imo.

I usually don't get messed with at shows, being that I'm a well-sized guy. That being said, the only demographic that usually messes with me are small feisty females that think they can bully their way in front of me. A perfect example of this was the NINJA Tampa show. My wife, a couple of friends ...

always surprised that people are still paying money to see jane's v12.36354....regardless have fun Not all of us got to see them with Eric in a small club. I'm settling for it being my second small club show. If this was in a large venue I'd probably skip it. As it is, I'll be in the pit. I must be...

I must be getting old. The thought of being in "the pit" sounds terrible to me. Any other band, yes. But the thought of sitting during a Jane's show just sounds like blasphemy to me. What attracted me to them was the chaos and punk attitude. When I finally got to see Perry perform at a Porno for Py...

if i won i'm not sure how i could explain to my real friends who all these weird jane's fans are in my house. "i know them from posting thousands of messages on a message board" probably will not come out of my mouth. none of you are invited i guess Hey wait, we can easily fake a back story to expl...

always surprised that people are still paying money to see jane's v12.36354....regardless have fun Not all of us got to see them with Eric in a small club. I'm settling for it being my second small club show. If this was in a large venue I'd probably skip it. As it is, I'll be in the pit. I must be...

i've been to Cleveland and Cincinnati.

wally wrote:yeah right. Im gonna win this and then etty is gonna tweet about what a shithole I live in because we don't have a butler and a maid.

...or worse than that you didn't have the event catered by nobu and served low-shelf vodka.

Maybe now that she's back to her regular life, she will realize it was just a fling with nothing more attached than a really good memory. :noclue: I think if you didn't respond it would have been better. Yes, she probably would have felt hurt and angry, but it would be done. Now, with your reply, sh...

Man, what's next?

A contest wehre you win PETTY DJing your 4th of July BBQ?