Monicker

Thanks for translating, lola. This was a bit of an uncomfortable interview. She seems so defensive sometimes. Which, i guess, is understandable, but i sort of feel that fuels the criticism more. I’m glad a journalist finally asked her where she’d be without the internet, i think it's a good, if predictable, question. And i’m glad to hear her say that she doesn’t understand the internet. I mean, who does? I love that she said this: "I'll write a comment, ordinarily, under my real name. That will set off excitement on the internet. I just have to write 'Shut up' somewhere and Millions of people think it's great. I find that creepy." It is weird and kind of unsettling how so many people jump on the tinniest little things that she does. It must be a fucking nightmare to be watched, scrutinized, and even admired like that on that level. I still don't fully understand how people could desire fame. I mean, i do, but at the same time i don't at all. It's like an abyss.

Hell no. The mood captured in that recording is so, so perfect and tantalizing. That song is done, finito, close the book on it, it's as good as it could ever be recorded and performed. That's the song (and recording) that i think really made me fall in love with our Lizzy. When i heard that i knew i was going down a rabbit hole and that it was a done deal.

remaster ≠ rerecording ≠ remaster I'm surprised that you, of all people, Bill, would perpetuate this. The sequence and all of its individual components: -compose -arrange (could be done by someone other than the writer and/or producer) -engineer (record) -produce (although this happens simultaneously with the previous step, and sometimes with the next step as well) -mix (sometimes there's a mix engineer outside of the session engineer) -master (done by mastering engineer; seldom done by engineer of the recording) -remaster (if need be, and typically done many years after the original mastering; also, if something was never mastered [as is the case with most demos] then it can't be remastered) To (somewhat) answer the original question: I'd like to hear AKA and Paradise remixed. Also, a few parts of Paradise rerecorded, as well as a few changes being made to the arrangements. Never going to happen.

Quick question: With all the evilness that we will be exposed to and for such a long duration, do you think we're all going to need to be exorcised afterwards? If so, how experienced should the priest be? Would this be a full on exorcism? My body is ready. I am prepared to embrace the evil. Fuck yeah, give it to me. I hope you guys like my cover too. I think it's pretty fresh2death, if i do say so myself, but fuck my life because everyone will probably be listening on earbuds or laptop speakers. (I want to insert an emoticon here but i am having trouble emoting)

Perception is mind blowing.

edna, i didn't know you were into Ween! That's awesome And yeah, haa, i mentioned The Residents when i first saw Sitar's sig. Instantly and inevitably, indeed.

Hey, go easy on Courtney, she's special. Play some Pretty on the Inside on the show. When I was a teenage whore.

Nice try, "Jessica Fletcher." ...of whom I've never heard. Also, there's no need for that to be within parenthesis, and had it been necessary, you wouldn't capitalize the first word of the parenthetical. You also missed the comma after "Regardless." And when signing one's name, you don't put a period after the name. There should also be a comma, rather than a period, after the closing, which is not to be written in title casing (please see the end of this reply). I call bullshit on you. The real Jessica Fletcher would never write in such a manner. You are not the great Jessica Fletcher, i'm calling you out as a fraud. WHO ARE YOU? Kind regards, Monicker

There is, perhaps, nothing greater in life than reading the words “if you listen to Ween” coming from PrettyBaby.

My sister has a toe thumb. I try not to think about it. She also has two kids and a mortgage. This, too, i try not to think about. I cannot believe this piece of shit thread is TWENTY NINE pages. WHAT is going on? Are we all high in the mind? Is Megan Fox high in the mind?

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May i gingerly stroke your hair, Megan? I promise that shortly thereafter i will get out.

Unpopular opinions about songs that have been available for less than 48 hours... How does this thread work again? Or am i just being too formal about this? That's probably it. I should drink the purple Kool-Aid.

Did i ever strike you as likely to paint girls' nails, evil? Your buddi, Manickure

Yeah

Synesthesia

Sitar, i don't think The Residents would appreciate your new sig.

^ What a great backing track.

NITTKU(A) Neal is trying to kill us (again)

Or she is not literally referencing one of her existing songs, but rather using the line figuratively.

Weird, before i finished reading that sentence, i was thinking how that was your first avatar on .fm, and i have, in a way, associated you with that picture before. How/why do i remember these things? Nicole Nodland is. Iconic haters don't bother. Nicole Nodland is Iconic Haters. Don't bother. Nicole Nodland is. Iconic haters. Don't bother. Nicole Nodland is iconic? Haters don't? Bother! Nicole Nodland. Is iconic haters don't? Bother! Nicole Nodland is? Iconic? Haters! Don't bother! Nicole Nodland is iconic? Haters? Don't bother!

I am not into them at all. Both as a listener and as someone who makes music. I like working alone, and i like hearing the results of those who work alone. I'm interested in the singular voice of an artist. Even the few bands that i listen to are mostly the vision of one person. Also, collaborations as a phenomenon in modern mainstream pop music, as far as i have been able to tell, seem to be, not so much about the music and serving the song, but some sort of promotional vehicle and a way to elevate one's status as a performer. I need to try out one of these new emoticons, i need to emote.

You're making my brain hurt, Lily. Stop. I bet a big chunk of these results are akin to people slowing down as they drive by an accident.