Watercooler 0: Nothing Is A Problem For Me

Pfunk -- the latter.

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I am listening to Can today, because I finally got my staff copy of Plan B and FMM had a big article about them.

Tomorrow I am going to play with my new camera.

I've just got in trouble because my colleagues made me sing the American national anthem, out loud, because none of them could remember how it went (one of them thought it was Land Of Hope And Glory, ha ha). Oh, what hilarity.

And the garage have just phoned to say I need to pick up my new car tomorrow.

I've got a new... errr... skirt.

Old car literally falling to bits, ex-wife sells house and gives me the money I've been waiting on for SEVEN FUCKING YEARS, script writes itself.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v292/aldo_cowpat/petra.jpg

Mini Petra

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Mini Water Palace at the Red Fort in Jaipur

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Mini Indians in a mini Jaipur street

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A mini giant Buddha in Sri Lanka

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Mini West Indies vs Mini South Africa

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I've had no sleep last night. Up at 5am with stress dreams and even hot milk couldn't get me back to sleep. I'm exhausted from lugging heavy bags of equipment across London at inappropriate hours, fighting commuter traffic.

THIS THREAD IS FOR CHATTER. AND BENJAMIN. IF YOU WANT TO POST WEIRD PICTURES THAT LOOK LIKE MODELS START YOUR OWN THREAD.

Ooh, it'd better be good! :)

Like, "wow, we made that!"

So if you don't like it... get a better stereo! hah! :-P

I have so much I have to buy now and no money.

-hard drive
-recording mic
-vaccuum cleaner
-Moogerfooger low pass filter
-Lovetone Meatball
-Prunes and Custard Harmonic Generator (or maybe I will get an Electroharmonix HOG or POG)

I'd been hoping to visit York on Monday night anyway, so after we'd done the bedroom-clearing I went off there, and ended up spending a couple of nights in York too. Eventually, I got home, having had a great weekend, and still with a grin on my face. Hopefully going back to York again tomorrow though, to help A Certain Someone with moving house.

I should buy a stereo, though. This is absurd that I'm still listening to CDs on my 'puter and studio monitors.

Sorry , I couldn't resist. I know you don't like it when we don't stereotype you ..

A lot of people seem to have a metal period in their earlier teens, I on the other hand seem to have started to like it more again as I got older (apart from a few years when I 1st got into music at 18/19)
So what did you all listen to in your teenage years? Did you have a metal period?

When i was 15 or 16 I got a cd player (I had a few lps but wasnt really INTO music, just listened to charts radio like most people but preferred the rock or synthpop end i suppose) So I got into U2 and then after a few years I got into Rolling Stones, Beatles, Who, Sex Pistols and then Nirvana came along. Talk about perfect timing. When I got into Nirvana my new mates(i only moved to hamilton about 6 months before Nevermind came out) were in two camps. Ones i knew from Accies games and they tended to like indie like Stone Roses, Primal Scream,The Smiths, Pixies etc and the non footy ones liked Metallica, Guns n roses etc. I never liked glam metal at all(had a mate at school who did) so Grunge was a great way to bridge the gap between the two. Was great finding out there was good bands existed but weren't in the charts.
Nirvana really was life changing for me since I didn't have any older brothers or sisters to get me into music like so many do. So I had to find it all by myself(with help from Nirvana of course). melody maker, Raw, Kerrang and even NME were good back then helping me discover stuff.
And of course Napster and co helped me find new bands when I just wasn't liking what the magazines were covering 5-6 years ago, as I was buying mainly old music like Krautrock,funk, jazz and erm the classics obviously.
The internet helped my tastes get even broader.

I do wonder what age I will be when I finally give up on new bands, or even music.

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Hanoi Rocks are a great band! One of the classic bands i got into in the late 90s. My mate saw them with Johnny Thunders opening for them in 1985 I think it was. Since he's 40 he's seen loads of great bands. His elder brother saw Sabbath with ozzy. My mate saw them with Dio. Those 2 and their friends have seen some amazing gigs.