LPTJ Does Their Favorites

[Greg Nog]

...someday i will also be not-broke and then i think we should make that massive board meet-up in NYC happen....

Jesus CHRIST, people!  I'm here!  I'm waiting!  I've got one big-ass pot of vegan chili and one big-ass pan of corn pudding, and neither me or my food are getting any younger.  COME COME COME.

[rockmeamadeus]

Easy for YOU to say, YOU don't have to travel a gorram 5-million miles to get there. You're already there.

But I like your enthusiasm. One day I'm a-gonna just show up. And eat your food.

[Maaik]

*Knock Knock KNOCK*
GREG!  Hey, how ya doin?  Yeah, whatever, ya got anything to eat?

[davy]

Easy for YOU to say, YOU don't have to travel a gorram 5-million miles to get there. You're already there.

But I like your enthusiasm. One day I'm a-gonna just show up. And eat your food.

yeah dude, that's a ruttin' long way to walk for a party.

[Trousers and Pat]

I watched Serenity today and it reminded me of this song.
[urlhttp://s41.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=23IW6IJGKYNM43LRDP1MHCRK0Y
]Old Chesterfield- Boy named Sue[/url]

(this is my "once a year" band- I only ever see the drummer the couple days each year when we record a new album. And the mp3 is like 9mb.)

[Maaik]

I watched Serenity today and it reminded me of this song.
Old Chesterfield- Boy named Sue

(this is my "once a year" band- I only ever see the drummer the couple days each year when we record a new album. And the mp3 is like 9mb.)

That's pretty thrashin' man.  Awesome.  Sounds sorta like Sonic Youth.

[Trousers and Pat]

ha, thanks for fixing my link! I did a good job on that.

(also, Maaik- I sent you an email about trading CD's a while ago. Never heard back.)

[Maaik]

ha, thanks for fixing my link! I did a good job on that.

(also, Maaik- I sent you an email about trading CD's a while ago. Never heard back.)

Huh.  I don't remember getting one, but I'm pretty scatterbrained.  Or my Yahoo addy was being gimpy.  But yeah, a trade would be fucking awesome.  Send me your snail mail info via mykejohns at gmail dot com.

[Trousers and Pat]

Awesome. done and done.

[Wally]

Okay, so the votes are in, our better angels have spoken from high on top of the thing, it is conclusive you guys a freakin outstanding.

I've had these two precious marvels for five hours, and the only time they haven't been playing is when I swap them over.

Bravo BRAfuckingVO

[rockmeamadeus]

Okay, so the votes are in, our better angels have spoken from high on top of the thing, it is conclusive you guys a freakin outstanding.

I've had these two precious marvels for five hours, and the only time they haven't been playing is when I swap them over.

Bravo BRAfuckingVO

Gee, thanks, Wally... I think I speak for everyone involved when I say that we made it just for you... so I'm glad you enjoy.

[Maaik]

Greg's got something up his sleeve.  When's the unveiling man?

[Greg Nog]

You mean my covertly-hidden throwing knives?  Jesus, Maaik, stop telling people they're hidden in my sleeve.  Now I'll never be able to sneak them into crowded federal functions.

Actually, the thing to which Maaik refers is a new LPTJ project, if anyone'd be up for it.  We all like recording our own songs.  We all like recording other people's songs.  We've proven we can do both.  Now, dare we try both... AT THE SAME TIME?

The idea is:  let's say three people (A, B, and C shall be their names) want to get in on this project.  Each has songs they've recorded, 'cause they all be musically-inclined peeps.

So A sends a few of his songs to B, B sends a few of his songs to C, and C sends a few of her (yes, HER -- the ladies better get in on this shit) songs to A.

B chooses one song of A's to cover.  C chooses one song of B's to cover.  A chooses one song of C's to cover.  The originals, and the covers, are then sent to the organizer of this project (I'm guessing that'd be me), who compiles them into one disc of originals and one disc of covers.

Basically, this allows for a fun daisy-chain effect in which we each get to cringe at other people's reinterpretation of our songs, or cringe at our lack of talent, if the other people show us up by recording a better cover than the original.

If you're up for this idea, post here to say so, and I'll collect all people who are interested, and randomly assign them to each other through the time-honored method of picking the names from a hat.

The hat shall be a regulation Civil War confederate kepi.  The names shall be written on folded pieces of 20-lb white paper of 84 brightness.

[davy]

YES FACTORIAL.

[jebreject]

i'm down with this, but it might get a little messy

[Greg Nog]

It better get more than just a "little" messy; there better be blood on the fucking ceiling by the time we're through.

That's two affirmatives, so far!

[coldforge]

Oh, man. Sure. This is going to be brutal.

[Andrew_TSKS]

wow man. i don't know if i could do any good at this, but i think i'm gonna have to say fuck it and volunteer.

[rockmeamadeus]

Greg, what an amazing idea. I'm totally in. Awesome.



(btw, I still have some LPTJ covers discs left, get 'em while they're not-so-hot!!!)

[Trousers and Pat]

Count me in. this'll be great fun.

[Maaik]

Greg, you know from our previous conferring that I am oh so very down with this.

[coldforge]

I feel like this might warrant a new thread.

[Greg Nog]

As it is written, so it shall be.  A new thread has been created.

[WhereTheSlimeLive]

Me and Lucy might work as a team, except I kinda blew up the analog part of my sound card...details to come!

[FreddyKnuckles]

I'm so excited!!!!!!!! I JUST EFFIN GOT MINE> SO ERECT RIGHT NOW

Greg! will you have mine babies?!?!?!?!