Drummers!

[Gambit006]

i only like one AFI song...i do think the singer sucks really really bad tho. gah. lol he is pretty damn awful. ima big ramones fan tho. gotta love the brits.

[lil_angel_lover]

<span style=\'color:blue\'Yay! I rock! I'm a drummer girl!

LOL I'm not just a drummer girl. I'm the lead drummer in my schools marching band. So I have to keep tempo during parades so they know what foot they march on! It's awesome to know there's other girls that drum. I"m like the only girl percussionist in the high school.

[okcomputer]

Originally posted by WitherBlisterBurnPeel+Sep 28 2003, 10:41 PM--<table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'<tr<tdQUOTE (WitherBlisterBurnPeel @ Sep 28 2003, 10:41 PM)</td</tr<tr<td id='QUOTE'

Originally posted by okcomputer@Sep 28 2003, 01:29 PM

I know! All these fucking pop-punk bands make me wanna shoot myself. AFI, Good Charlotte, and all that other crap.

That's true. And WTF is with their shit videos? I saw a Good Charlotte video once and I was like what the shit is this? Giving grandmas massages? What kind of pussies are they. Whatever.

<!--QuoteBegin-okcomputer@Sep 28 2003, 01:29 PM

Ehhh whatever. I wanna start an artrock like Mogwai, or Godspeed You Black Emperor.

Godspeed is excellent! Oh yes, and Radiohead too. I saw them live like last month. I bought myself a Hail to the Thief t-shirt at their show. It was rather amazing. 20,000 people were at the show. over 10 years ago when Radiohead came out with the Bends, there used to be like only 200 people or so at their shows.[/b][/quote]



I know, they're fuckin huge now. I wish I knew of them back when the bends came out, or at least OK Computer. They actually came to my hometown twice between OK Computer and Kid A, and I didn't know them then. Oh well. I saw them twice in front row over the summer, and once in the lawn thanks to their merchandiser, waste, who put tickets on sale 5 hours before they were supposed to... fuckers. I'm going to see them again in Toronto, but I have section 224A seats which is basically like the lawn, again, thanks to waste, who need to fuckin die. But whatever. I got 4 hours with them less than 10 feet away from me.

[Rosa]

Im...Clarinet, Saxophone, Keyboard and Piano, Flute, Guitar, Drums (a bit) recorder (haha, they do suck), i can kinda pla the euphonium but EW...and apparently I'm good at singing but ehhhh.

[itsme]

Originally posted by okcomputer@Sep 28 2003, 04:35 PM





Hmm.. I don't know if I wanna disclose that information. Ahhh, fuck it. It's a fuckin website, it's not like anyone on here knows me... or at least who I am. Yeah, I'm a guy.



Haha, we had our first practice yesterday. We actually didn't sound that bad. I was rockin, and the bassist was really good. The guitarist was okay, nothing amazing though. But the singer sucked. It was all in all fun though. We covered a couple Anti-Flag songs and played a few originals. Oh, and one Casualities song.



Yeah, drums are a great stress reliever. I also play guitar, piano, bass, and vocals. I just recently played an acoustic show of all Radiohead covers at a local coffee shop. Damn, that was fun.



Later...









But I'm OK

how are you?

Thanks for asking

I'm OK, how are you?

I hope you're OK too

Your cool, I like you. you like radiohead

but anyways..

I play guitar, and clarinet. I also sing but yeah. I don't play drums, my friend does though.

[junglemonkey]

I played for a while. Then traded my kit for a guitar. Never been happier since

[okcomputer]

Originally posted by WitherBlisterBurnPeel+Sep 29 2003, 03:16 PM--<table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'<tr<tdQUOTE (WitherBlisterBurnPeel @ Sep 29 2003, 03:16 PM)</td</tr<tr<td id='QUOTE'

Originally posted by okcomputer@Sep 29 2003, 01:55 AM

I know, they're fuckin huge now. I wish I knew of them back when the bends came out, or at least OK Computer. They actually came to my hometown twice between OK Computer and Kid A, and I didn't know them then.

I've known about them since The Bends. I was young then, but my brother was into them, and I liked what I heard. Then I became a fan. I didn't enjoy Kid A or Amnesiac much. Their older albums were definitely their best. The Bends and OK Computer are my favorites. Hail to the Thief is a close second.

<!--QuoteBegin-okcomputer@Sep 29 2003, 01:55 AM

I saw them twice in front row over the summer, and once in the lawn thanks to their merchandiser, waste, who put tickets on sale 5 hours before they were supposed to... fuckers. I'm going to see them again in Toronto, but I have section 224A seats which is basically like the lawn, again, thanks to waste, who need to fuckin die. But whatever. I got 4 hours with them less than 10 feet away from me.

Nice. I saw them where I live... in Montreal. Which is like 4 hours away from Toronto. The concert here was an outdoor concert in this huge park. I was so close, in the mosh pit. Thom was dancing like crazy. It was truly fantastic. Blew my mind away.[/b][/quote]



Ahhh! I went to Montreal show too!!! That's one of the ones I was front row for!



Holy shit, man. That show was so rediculously amazing. I cried during Lucky. I went insane for the rest of the songs. I was jumping all over the place. How early did you get there? I left Buffalo at midnight and got there at 8 am and we just chilled in line for the whole day. I ran on like an hour of sleep that entire day, but it didn't matter during the show. It doesn't matter how tired you are at a Radiohead show, it unleashes like hidden energy. But yeah. Being that close to Thom Yorke is such a surreal experience. Ugh, I love him. If the friggin Toronto show wasnt on a school night, I'd try to meet him, but that takes like 2 hours.

[okcomputer]

Originally posted by itsme+Sep 29 2003, 12:47 PM--<table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'<tr<tdQUOTE (itsme @ Sep 29 2003, 12:47 PM)</td</tr<tr<td id='QUOTE'<!--QuoteBegin-okcomputer@Sep 28 2003, 04:35 PM





Hmm.. I don't know if I wanna disclose that information. Ahhh, fuck it. It's a fuckin website, it's not like anyone on here knows me... or at least who I am. Yeah, I'm a guy.



Haha, we had our first practice yesterday. We actually didn't sound that bad. I was rockin, and the bassist was really good. The guitarist was okay, nothing amazing though. But the singer sucked. It was all in all fun though. We covered a couple Anti-Flag songs and played a few originals. Oh, and one Casualities song.



Yeah, drums are a great stress reliever. I also play guitar, piano, bass, and vocals. I just recently played an acoustic show of all Radiohead covers at a local coffee shop. Damn, that was fun.



Later...









But I'm OK

how are you?

Thanks for asking

I'm OK, how are you?

I hope you're OK too

Your cool, I like you. you like radiohead

but anyways..

I play guitar, and clarinet. I also sing but yeah. I don't play drums, my friend does though.[/b][/quote]



Hahah. I'm the same exact way. I judge new people I meet on whether or not they like Radiohead. Before I even say "Hi" I say "Do you like Radiohead?". Once this punk came up to me while I was wearing a Radiohead shirt and he's like "Dude, Radiohead sucks". I punched him in the face and gave him a bloody nose. I'd have to say that seeing a punk cry is one of the funniest things ever.

[itsme]

Originally posted by okcomputer@Sep 30 2003, 02:26 AM





Hahah. I'm the same exact way. I judge new people I meet on whether or not they like Radiohead. Before I even say "Hi" I say "Do you like Radiohead?". Once this punk came up to me while I was wearing a Radiohead shirt and he's like "Dude, Radiohead sucks". I punched him in the face and gave him a bloody nose. I'd have to say that seeing a punk cry is one of the funniest things ever.

Yeah i know, a lot of my punk friends make fun of radiohead. But now they shutup when there around me cause they know how mad i get. There always like "radiohead sucks", and i yell at them and im like "NO RADIOHEAD BASHING WHEN YOUR WITH ME". so they don't do it anymore. yep

[okcomputer]

I was at the very front of the line, so I didn't see how big it was. I could kinda tell when I looked back though. Sooo many people were there. That place was huge. That was probably one of the best venues I've been to in a while. Great sound (even in the front), very good atmophsere, all general admission (!!!!!!), and very open. I liked it alot. They had a really weird way of letting people in though. I didn't like that. In the last barricade before we were let in the actual venue, right when they opened up everyone in the middle rushed out which caused the side to get a shitload of pressure. So I was pushed really hard against the barricade, so hard that it broke, and I couldn't move at all for like 15 seconds which just completely killed my chances for center. So I got front on Johnny's side.



Ugh, that show was so rediculous tho. "FLIES! FLIES! FLIES! FLIES!". That was amazing. During Sail To The Moon and Pyramid Song when all the moths were like all over the stage. That was sooo fuckin cool.



Thom sang an accapella of Karma Police? Hmm... I don't remember that. The accapella of the first verse of Big Ideas right before Wolf At The Door was fuckin amazing though.



Dammit, thanks to waste I have to wait until next year before I can experience front row again. Oh man... that was so amazing. Ugh... I wanna have Thom's children. So what if it's biologically impossible? :)Anyway, yeah. We decided to make the montreal thing a annual thing. Anytime Radiohead come to Montreal, we do.



Later...