[MMouse]: K-Tel
hey i was thinking about this k-tel thing. Its interesting that modest mouse will be on this K-tel label and K records too... I cant figure out how Up fits in though. On this cd k-tel should adopt the K records shield and then put "Tel" next to it. Email services provided by ApexMail http://www.apexmail.com
[MMouse]: Re: xsunspotsx comments
in re: the mouse, i must admit I too noticed how quickly the kids so reverently caught on. I saw them about 6 months or so before long drive (might have been even earlier; at the time broke wasn't yet out, and I hadn't heard of the blue cadet 7", so i don't know if it was yet out) ... anyhow, they were opening for gas huffer at the redmond firehouse and were just constantly heckled throughout their entire set. but it seemed just months after long drive was released (at a show opening for DNSS), there were quite a few people there to see the mouse, and i kept seeing a lot of the same faces at later shows. i was happy. and i wish the mouse plenty of success. i'm no indie eltist, but i have to admit, the notion of sharing space at a MM show with korn fans does make me queasy. whatever. that's all star
[MMouse]: weegee
> the door to my dorm room last year. i love weegee. > He was the Brassai of new > york... > you know the picture of his of the guy sitting at the table holding the bottle of beer? and sortof pointing, if i remember right.. that's the coolest. just thought i'd say. jes _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
[MMouse]: beer, pizza, mm, etc.
>There is no one who carries, or has even heard of, yuengling here in >boston. >Whenever I even mention the name people look at me like I'm crazy. Most people at my school in DC have no clue. But people who know the area get very excited when you tell them you're from pottsville. They think >the word is funny I guess. That and "wawa." They don't believe me when I >tell >them it is the greatest convenience store in the world. ha. Oh god. I almost ran a kid over on my way into the parking lot yesterday...I went down the shore for the day, and I was on my way into wawa and this kid got in my way and wasnt paying attention. So i honked the horn at him. I scared the poor boy to death. I'm feeling pretty bad about that. dammit. > And cheesesteaks...forget about it. Call it silly pride, but ordering a >steak and cheese grinder isnt the same as going to Jim's on south street or >Pat's and ordering a "whiz wit'". I haven't had a cheesesteak since i used to live closer to philly (years ago) but i do know that I LOVE lorenzo's pizza on south street. mm. though the guy there is definitely the closest thing to any sort of seinfeld-type food nazi that i've ever encountered. but the pizza is worth the pizza nazi experience. ok, this DEFINITELY isnt mouse-related. so um...um, lorenzo's is across the street from the pontiac grille, where i have seen modest mouse play several times. there you go. oh, and isaac once told me (after coming out of lorenzo's) that he went in, asked what kind of pizza they had, and the guy said, "we have cheese, plain, and regular" so isaac was all " i'll have a regular and a cheese" or whatever and then realized and was like what the fuck. ok, you're all really bored with this story now, but i swear it was a funny anecdote when isaac told it. whatever. good night all. love, hezi ___ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
[MMouse]: dumb people
>>I bet he'd love the Backstreet Boys if they were in UP Records. why do people say ridiculous things like, "i only like music that's indie" or whatever? whoever said the thing about the backstreet boys couldn't be more right. stop fighting about the epic thing!!! the magic major label fairy isn't going to come and take away modest mouse's talent and originality from under their pillows while they're sleeping. i'm pretty sure of it. they're the same band, for god's sake. if you only liked them cuz they were on an independent label, then you're pretty dumb. that's all, hezi ___ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
[MMouse]: sheesh
About this "indie" thing: I'm new on this list, and I'm wondering what all the recent bad blood is about. I didn't save his e-mail, but from what I remember reading, Russ (it was Russ, wasn't it?) was just sharing his opinion with the rest of us. I don't understand why everyone's jumping all over him about it. Can't we lay off the sarcasm, name-calling (indier-than-thou? Please. It's so indie, whatever that means, to not be indie nowadays... but not to excess, of course.) and bad vibes for a while, and just discuss things civilly? We're all entitled to our own opinions, and to express them freely. What sucks is when people start moving away from ideas and into personal territory. Into bullying, pettiness, and incoherent rambling. So before this situation gets out of hand, let's all lighten up and keep talking to, not at, each other. Thank you. Stepping off the soapbox, Sylvia
[MMouse]: indie schmindie
is being on up records really indie up records = subpop's little sister= major label distro-sire records? not my fight , but just wondering where everyone draws the line ps david at suicide squeeze is a prince among mere mortals in the recording industry...buy anything and everything he offers from his label-suicide squeeze dont know why , just had to share
[MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n417
In a message dated 7/16/99 6:27:59 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << >just got off the phone with colin. he said yes, they ran out, sadly before >they got to my order. and that there'd be more in in 2 weeks or so. The >problem is, because they have so many requests for it, they cant keep the >orders that werent filled, and when they do get in stock, new orders are >accepted. I dont know about this. they should just send them to people in >the order they get them in my opinion. any one agree with me on that and >want to send mass emails to k? > >> I sent Colin a brief and polite e-mail telling him it was very unprofessional and highly unusual in on-line recording co. deals to have someone re-order a CC order. Don't think we need to be pissants, but goddamnit, this is very low-class. Loring Wirbel Monument, Colo. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[MMouse]: K
i just got an email from K saying that even though i had a credit card order vie their web site, i too will have to try to order it again when they restock. Plus, the price just went up to $14 dustin
Re: [MMouse]: a little late but oh well...
In a message dated 7/16/99 10:21:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >flyer, a sonic youth flyer, a mirror, lucille ball, two kids in a 3-d movie >theater kisasing, elvis shaking hands with richard nixon, lots of other stuff > Is that the weegee photograph? where the chick is barefoot? i had that on the door to my dorm room last year. i love weegee. He was the Brassai of new york... sorry. non sequitor Karina
[MMouse]: MCA's caddy
MCA from the beasties is auctioning off his 1973 Cadillac.. there's no way I could afford it, but it's worth checking out just to see what a cool ride it is.. http://auction.milarepa.org/ Mark
[MMouse]: k records
1. can somebody tell me how to fetch a-hold of k records, pretty please? 2. are there more modest mouse releases on k besides the new one? 3. are the people at k less cranky than the kids at up? ___ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
[MMouse]: 'emo'
Interesting story--the first time I heard the word 'emo' was 2 years ago...i ran into this singer who I hadn't seen for a while. we were talking about music and our bands and he goes, "We're EMO now!" Just a few years before this guy was calling his band "grunge". I'm like, "what the fuck is emo, dude?" and he starts talking about drive like jehu and some other bands (who are all good bands, IMHO). I had recently discovered modest mouse so I asked if he had heard them. He said he had but he was not into them or something. is modest mouse 'emo'? according to all of the 'emo' people i know, most of whom are in 'emo' bands, wear 'emo' clothes, and cry a lot, modest mouse is not 'emo.' don't know why--perhaps it's cuz the mouse has a sense of humor. these 'emo' folks, they like to yell and cry for the most part. but the mouse, i get the impression that the mouse likes to yell and cry and laugh and drink. however, most of the emo 'bois', as these 'emo' fellas i know call themselves, have phat-ass sideburns, like the kind mr. brock had (or still has? i dont know). Maybe that's where the connection is. Here in detroit the emo folks seem to have distanced themselves from the mouse--braid, promise ring, etc etc are all 'emo' and hip, but you hardly ever hear modest mouse on the 'emo' college radio shows. and modest mouse usually doesnt come up in 'emo'-conversation. and that's all there is to know about 'emo' bois and gurls in detroit. not that anyone wanted to know. ___ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
[MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n416
shit! okay, i put in a credit card order over the website on wednesday...so does anyone know if that means i need to call to cancel the charge or something, and then re-order it later? or would they contact me first, cos it asks for a phone # & email on the order form. if they really are gonna make everyone reorder, that's ass. i agree that they should just fill the orders as they got/get them. hmmm... xoxo nicole >just got off the phone with colin. he said yes, they ran out, sadly before >they got to my order. and that there'd be more in in 2 weeks or so. The >problem is, because they have so many requests for it, they cant keep the >orders that werent filled, and when they do get in stock, new orders are >accepted. I dont know about this. they should just send them to people in >the order they get them in my opinion. any one agree with me on that and >want to send mass emails to k? > > ___ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
[MMouse]: a little late but oh well...
> > > NAME: Elizabeth, Betty, Liz, 16 year old Liz (even though im 17, the name will stick forever) > > SEX: Female > > HOME: Milford, CT. If this state is the richest in the country where's my part of it? Stereotypes are ridiculous for CT there are a handful of very wealthy people but also lots of working class families like my own. > > EYE COLOR: dark brown > > > HAIR COLOR: dark brown > > > YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOWS? Simpsons, Tom Green, That 70's Show, MST3K, Sifl and Olly when it was good, the State when it was on. Scooby Doo > > FAVORITE MAGAZINE? Bizarre > > FAVORITE SMELL: vanilla cake mix > > WORST FEELING IN THE WORLD: missing your chance with anything > BEST FEELING IN THE WORLD: knowing that someone genuinely cares for you > FAVORITE THINGS TO DO ON THE WEEKENDS: i have to work on the weekends, but like to hang out with friends,write, smoke pot, forget about the "real world" > FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK:strangely enough its the Biodome soundtrack there's a lot of good 80's songs on it > > WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU WAKE UP IN THE > > MORNING? what do i have to do today, i can't wait until the day is over > DO YOU GET MOTION SICKNESS ?no > > ROLLER COASTERS-DEADLY OR EXCITING? im scared of wooden ones because i almost fell out of one, metal ones are fun > PEN OR PENCIL? Pen > HOW MANY RINGS BEFORE YOU ANSWER THE PHONE? 1 > FUTURE SON'S NAME? I dont want kids. > > > FUTURE DAUGHTER'S NAME: i dont want kids but i want a pig named Greta > > FAVORITE FOOD: calzone, boca burgers, good mexican dip, fruit, vegetables, and candy > > DO YOU GET ALONG WELL WITH YOUR PARENT(S): no > > CROUTONS OR BACON BITS: bacon bits > > > DO YOU LIKE TO DRIVE? Yes, I love my Volvo, I just failed my driver's test though because i had to take it on a different car i wasnt used to. now i gotta wait two weeks > > DO YOU SLEEP WITH STUFFED ANIMALS? no but i sleep with blankie > > > WHAT TYPE OF CAR WAS YOUR FIRST CAR? : 1990 volvo 240 DL sedan baby, navy blue, i was lucky to find it > > THUNDERSTORMS COOL OR SCARY? Cool > IF YOU COULD MEET ONE PERSON, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHO WOULD IT BE? James Dean baby FAVORITE ALCOHOLIC : barney on the simpsons i guess > WHAT IS YOUR ZODIAC SIGN? Pisces im psychic. > > > WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE POET? maya angelou, anne sexton, allen ginsberg > DO YOU EAT THE STEMS OF BROCCOLI? yeah > > > GUYS~IF A GIRL ASKED FOR THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK, WOULD YOU > > GIVE IT? > > GIRLS-WOULD YOU EVER ASK A GUY FOR HIS SHIRT? sure why not > > > IF YOU COULD HAVE ANY JOB YOU WANTED, WHAT WOULD IT BE? master of the universe, filmmaker/rockstar > > IF YOU COULD DYE YOUR HAIR ANY COLOR, WHAT WOULD > IT BE? i have but i wouldn't mind having silver hair either > >IF YOU COULD HAVE A TATTOO, WHAT AND WHERE WOULD IT BE? a simple popeye-like anchor on my arm, rainbow brite riding her horse on the bottom of my back with twink on the back of my neck dropping a stream of star sprinkles, a faery somwhere maybe > > HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN LOVE? yeah, love sucks > WHAT IS ON YOUR WALLS IN YOUR ROOM: lots of black and white pictures, an autographed moby poster (dont ask) a yo la tengo show flyer, a braid show flyer, a sonic youth flyer, a mirror, lucille ball, two kids in a 3-d movie theater kisasing, elvis shaking hands with richard nixon, lots of other stuff IS THE GLASS HALF EMPTY OR HALF FULL? half-empty > > WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SNAPPLE? Fire and rain > FAVORITE MOVIE(S)? i shot andy warhol, pi,cube, happiness, old sci-fi b-movies, tim burton movies, brazil, mel brooks' movies, > > LEFTY OR RIGHTY? Lefty > > WHAT'S UNDER YOUR BED? the floor, my bed is a mattress on the floor i like being close to the ground > > WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE NUMBER? 3, 666, 57, 88, 1,645,235,465 > WHAT IS YOUR DREAM CAR? mine > > FAVORITE SPORT TO WATCH: none really, those weird competitions on espn are cool though, like when the pull fire trucks with their teeth > SAY ONE NICE THING ABOUT THE PERSON(S) WHO SENT THIS TO YOU: he's a cool kid, i met him at a modest mouse show and he gave me a really cool mix tape > OUT OF THE PEOPLE YOU SENT THIS TO, WHO IS LEAST LIKELY TO RESPOND? i dont care > > WHAT'S IN YOUR CD/TAPE PLAYER RIGHT NOW: velvet underground, pavement-wowee zowee, dead milkmen >WOULD YOU JUMP ON A BOMB FOR A FRIEND? i'll think about it when it actually happens, im good under pressure ARE YOU FRIENDS WITH ANY OF YOUR EX'S? yeah WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO A TEENAGER RIGHT NOW? organize! > >READ THIS FORM AND WHEN YOUR DONE, ERASE WHAT THIS PERSON PUT AND TYPE IN YOUR OWN ANSWER! THEN SEND IT TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW, > ESPECIALLY THE PERSON > THAT SENT THIS TO YOU! THAT WAY THEY KNOW WHAT YOU SAID ABOU > THEM!! >
[MMouse]: Trance Syndicate
Ok, so a friend of mine used to be on Trance Syndicate, but then apparently Trance went under, and they were no longer on that label.. But then someone told me that Trance was still around. (maybe got up again?) And I have heard that they still have bands on their label with tour dates.. but their website is not up.. anyone know anything about this? Mark
[MMouse]: The Long Hard Road Out of Obscurity
"Mommy mommy I love my muppets, I love my muppets to brush my teeth." If you remember that jingle as well, I will start a support group. >I mean, if anything, it's awe-inspiring to see a once-lesser-known >band >earn the capacity to have a substantial effect on a greater >population. EXACTLY! This person is right on. Actually, their entire post was right on, but you knew that. Didn't anyone else see Beck's small club tour in '96 wiff da Mouse & Money Mark in tow? I wasn't the only one buying their CD for the first time that night, I remember. I think it would really be a burden to be a musician who is successful on any level. As soon as you are able to sell enough records to go from full-time to part-time at the diner, you have Joe Elite telling you that you're selling out and not being true to yrself. You just can't make all the people happy ever. And that would probably frustrate me to the point of excess drinking whilest I was rocking. And then when Mr. Scenester makes some wiseass snap from the middle of the room, I would haul my Les Paul copy into the audience and crown his cranium with its rusty machineheads. I think if there were more altercations between band and audience, then people would maybe realize the error of their ways. One could only hope. Breaking down the fourth wall, kids. Re: hockey I think the greatest hockey highlight ever would be Jaromir Jagr's 100th point last season against the Flyers. He broke down ice with one guy to beat. The defenseman hauled him off his skates, but somehow Jags jabs the puck toward the net. It deflects off of Hextall's chest and Jags bats it out of mid-air while sliding down ice on his stomach. Goal. I was there, and I about soiled my knickers seeing that beauteous moment. Is it October yet? And on a Modest Mouse note, is anyone taping the Euro shows? I gots mad love to trade, believe dat. PA people in the house, say Hell Yeah, *phiL* ___ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
Re: [MMouse]: re: re: re: (re:) epic saga (less MM content)
I agree totally. And whatever benifits and/or money the mouse gets from epic is wonderful for them and well deserved. I like the fact that while I am at work listening to Modest Mouse they are at work making more music for me to listen toFULL TIME. Not working a real job to make ends meet tring to figure out when they will be able to record/tour agian. - Original Message - From: xsunspotx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, July 16, 1999 10:47 AM Subject: [MMouse]: re: re: re: (re:) epic saga (less MM content) > Okay, fine -- I'll bite.. Pardon my Scandinavian, I promise to kick myself > in the ass afterwards. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > << When its not indie, it loses its gravity, loses the very stuff > that makes it worth my time to listen to. >> > > No one knows about me. People who do know me, come to know of me by word of > mouth only. I spam no one. I have no personal manager. I am 100% > underground - a pinnacle of indie-ness. So weigh my blather, and listen to > me VERY carefully... > > > << BULLFUCKINGSHIT I listen to indie music because it lets me connect > with the artist in a way that is IMPOSSIBLE when every single person knows > every single line of every single song they've ever written. >> > > BACDAFUCUP Which fraction of the faction is this concerning? It's all > about entrance populations and vector science, I suppose. Given extreme > conditions as such, however, it's pretty much an infinite equation. That > is -- it's sorta like asking "Which came first, the egg or the egg?" > > And, in accepting this rationale, isn't it, in turn, being said that your > realities and connections are essentially limited to external conditions? I > wouldn't be introducing anything less than trite to dismiss it as a > capricious contention -- shallow, really. Don't get me wrong, wading pools > serve their purpose and all... but given the argument's concern with > assessing certain "virtues", I am assuming that integrity is an integral. > Perhaps I am assuming way too much. > > In any event, it seems to me that just about every single person *I* know is > more than well aware of MM at this point, wouldn't you agree? Let's assume, > for example, a typical MM show. Regarding empirical reaction, an average of > 500 people a night are quite informed as to both the appropriate measure and > count for echoing "fakes!" during Trailer Trash. > > Of course, you may counter this with arguments on fractions and populations > and cross-sections and set theory. To this I say: phooey! At least Malthus > had SOME pragmatic benefits to offer us. Are you a baby basher? I'll bet > you are. > > > << Modest mouse is and always will be a thousand times better when that > connection is a personal one. Dont forget why they started going > underground in the first place. >> > > > Were MM ever underground? That's news to me. For an underground band, > there sure seems to be an awful lot of hammy press photos floating around, > not to slag 'em. > Obviously someone wasn't around for the whole all-black, buckle adorning, > Caesar haircut phase... yeesh. > > << There are a billion bands out there, all playing and saying basically the > same thing, what makes one different from the other is YOUR perception of > them based on factors which are both superfluous to the music and not > normally based on any type of reason. >> > > Thank you Casey Kasem. How fashionably post-modern. I'll try and keep this > in mind when going to the MM / Korn show. Maybe I'll end up seeing Korn in > a whole new light. After all, that Korn singer and Isaac have eerily > similar stage moves, wouldn't you say? "Let it breakthrough!" > > > Anyhow (here's where I attempt to maintain some sort of list-topicality). > If I remember correctly, the first MM show I saw was some while back. They > were opening for Lync and Hush Harbor (or Easton Bridge) at the Velvet > Elvis. For the next year or two following that, I recall seeing them > perform on a number of occasions with next to nil attendance. Then, at some > point after releasing "Long Drive", they were headlining the VE with swarms > of fanatic kids, all of whom knew every word to every song, jumping up and > down in excitement over the fact their new favourite band was playing their > new favourite song. Admittedly, it was rather amusing and peculiar. But, I > don't remember feeling bitter at all. In no way did I feel as if my > "connection" with MM had been diminished or trivialised in any respect. In > fact, I remember feeling really happy for them, and the kids. I mean, if > anything, it's awe-inspiring to see a once-lesser-known band earn the > capacity to have a substantial effect on a greater population. > > Well.. sorry to pollute your inbox. It's late, and I'm currently operating > on stunted synapse. Disregard anything I may have said. > > 111/1/100 > b nath : * > > > >
[MMouse]: indier-than-thou
On Wed, 14 Jul 1999 16:48:29 -0400 (EDT), Rustoleum wrote: Hey, Russ! >hi. i think your reason for liking indie sucks. I think so too. That's too stupid. >basically it sounds like youre wsaying "i dont care what it sounds like as >long as its indie" Yep. >if lonesome crowded west were released on dgc youre pretty much saying you >wouldnt like it and that is the most pathetic thing i ever heard. I bet he'd love the Backstreet Boys if they were in UP Records. cheers from an "indier-than-thou" hater, -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- p. giglio - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - icq#: 3319721 http://milliways.netfly.com.br .x. broken hearts want broken necks .x. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
[MMouse]: re: re: re: (re:) epic saga (less MM content)
Okay, fine -- I'll bite.. Pardon my Scandinavian, I promise to kick myself in the ass afterwards. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: << When its not indie, it loses its gravity, loses the very stuff that makes it worth my time to listen to. >> No one knows about me. People who do know me, come to know of me by word of mouth only. I spam no one. I have no personal manager. I am 100% underground - a pinnacle of indie-ness. So weigh my blather, and listen to me VERY carefully... << BULLFUCKINGSHIT I listen to indie music because it lets me connect with the artist in a way that is IMPOSSIBLE when every single person knows every single line of every single song they've ever written. >> BACDAFUCUP Which fraction of the faction is this concerning? It's all about entrance populations and vector science, I suppose. Given extreme conditions as such, however, it's pretty much an infinite equation. That is -- it's sorta like asking "Which came first, the egg or the egg?" And, in accepting this rationale, isn't it, in turn, being said that your realities and connections are essentially limited to external conditions? I wouldn't be introducing anything less than trite to dismiss it as a capricious contention -- shallow, really. Don't get me wrong, wading pools serve their purpose and all... but given the argument's concern with assessing certain "virtues", I am assuming that integrity is an integral. Perhaps I am assuming way too much. In any event, it seems to me that just about every single person *I* know is more than well aware of MM at this point, wouldn't you agree? Let's assume, for example, a typical MM show. Regarding empirical reaction, an average of 500 people a night are quite informed as to both the appropriate measure and count for echoing "fakes!" during Trailer Trash. Of course, you may counter this with arguments on fractions and populations and cross-sections and set theory. To this I say: phooey! At least Malthus had SOME pragmatic benefits to offer us. Are you a baby basher? I'll bet you are. << Modest mouse is and always will be a thousand times better when that connection is a personal one. Dont forget why they started going underground in the first place. >> Were MM ever underground? That's news to me. For an underground band, there sure seems to be an awful lot of hammy press photos floating around, not to slag 'em. Obviously someone wasn't around for the whole all-black, buckle adorning, Caesar haircut phase... yeesh. << There are a billion bands out there, all playing and saying basically the same thing, what makes one different from the other is YOUR perception of them based on factors which are both superfluous to the music and not normally based on any type of reason. >> Thank you Casey Kasem. How fashionably post-modern. I'll try and keep this in mind when going to the MM / Korn show. Maybe I'll end up seeing Korn in a whole new light. After all, that Korn singer and Isaac have eerily similar stage moves, wouldn't you say? "Let it breakthrough!" Anyhow (here's where I attempt to maintain some sort of list-topicality). If I remember correctly, the first MM show I saw was some while back. They were opening for Lync and Hush Harbor (or Easton Bridge) at the Velvet Elvis. For the next year or two following that, I recall seeing them perform on a number of occasions with next to nil attendance. Then, at some point after releasing "Long Drive", they were headlining the VE with swarms of fanatic kids, all of whom knew every word to every song, jumping up and down in excitement over the fact their new favourite band was playing their new favourite song. Admittedly, it was rather amusing and peculiar. But, I don't remember feeling bitter at all. In no way did I feel as if my "connection" with MM had been diminished or trivialised in any respect. In fact, I remember feeling really happy for them, and the kids. I mean, if anything, it's awe-inspiring to see a once-lesser-known band earn the capacity to have a substantial effect on a greater population. Well.. sorry to pollute your inbox. It's late, and I'm currently operating on stunted synapse. Disregard anything I may have said. 111/1/100 b nath : *
[MMouse]: (no subject)
NAME: chase SEX: Male HOME: Balboa, California. YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOWS? the simpsons! FAVORITE MAGAZINE? maxim, the playboy advisor, big brother FAVORITE SMELL: a woman WORST FEELING IN THE WORLD: losing the one you love BEST FEELING IN THE WORLD: being with close friends FAVORITE THINGS TO DO ON THE WEEKENDS: the beach FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK: the mouse (soundtrack to my life) WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING? i wonder how the waves are? DO YOU GET MOTION SICKNESS ? no ROLLER COASTERS-DEADLY OR EXCITING? exciting PEN OR PENCIL? Pen HOW MANY RINGS BEFORE YOU ANSWER THE PHONE? 2 FUTURE SON'S NAME? Redd FUTURE DAUGHTER'S NAME: FAVORITE FOOD: soy turkey sandwich DO YOU GET ALONG WELL WITH YOUR PARENT(S): yes DO YOU LIKE TO DRIVE? yes DO YOU SLEEP WITH STUFFED ANIMALS? yes WHAT TYPE OF CAR WAS YOUR FIRST CAR? 74 super beetle IF YOU COULD MEET ONE PERSON, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHO WOULD IT BE? john brown or jesus christ (im not religious at all, i just think it would be interesting to meet one of the most influential person in human history) FAVORITE ALCOHOLIC : henry chinaski WHAT IS YOUR ZODIAC SIGN? libra WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE POET? bukowski DO YOU EAT THE STEMS OF BROCCOLI? yeah, with ranch dressing GUYS~IF A GIRL ASKED FOR THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK, WOULD YOU GIVE IT? depends on the girl, but almost always,,, yes IF YOU COULD HAVE ANY JOB YOU WANTED, WHAT WOULD IT BE? professional traveler IF YOU COULD DYE YOUR HAIR ANY COLOR, WHAT WOULD IT BE? blue IF YOU COULD HAVE A TATTOO, WHAT AND WHERE WOULD IT BE? um,,, probably everythign johnson has... it's all so good HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN LOVE? yeah WHAT IS ON YOUR WALLS IN YOUR ROOM: pics of my friends, henry clay, some paintings, misfits, slayer, unbroken, and headcoatees posters... IS THE GLASS HALF EMPTY OR HALF FULL? depends on whether you're drinking or pouring WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SNAPPLE? peach ice tea... come on FAVORITE MOVIE(S)? field of dreams, austin powers, barfly LEFTY OR RIGHTY? Righty WHAT'S UNDER YOUR BED? shoes, Alf costume WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE NUMBER? 8 WHAT IS YOUR DREAM CAR? beat up late 60s convertible FAVORITE SPORT TO WATCH: basketball... lakers SAY ONE NICE THING ABOUT THE PERSON(S) WHO SENT THIS TO YOU: um, it was some dude on the modest mouse mailing list... that alone says it all... i mean, come on, he's on the mouse mailing list, that makes him cool already... WHAT'S IN YOUR CD/TAPE PLAYER RIGHT NOW: us bombs "the world" WOULD YOU JUMP ON A BOMB FOR A FRIEND? depends on the friend ARE YOU FRIENDS WITH ANY OF YOUR EX'S? yeah WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO A TEENAGER RIGHT NOW?
