How can that be? I thought she only had one song.Money Gripp wrote:I once endured almost a full hour of Lisa Loeb
Going to Concerts with Your Woman
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Ha ha ha - Money Gripp is on point. But then again, Lightning Bolt, Cas? What did you expect??
I've been to a very limited number of shows with my girlfriend. We've just come to the conclusion that its something I do with my friends, and she does with hers. Occassionally theres something we'll both go too.
One really problematic thing for me is getting really nice emails from her friends saying "Oh, Leah says you like going to gigs, we've got tickets to see Hard Fi/Franz Ferdinand/The Killers etc etc, we'd love you to come along!". Its all very well being a music snob on here, but telling her friends that they like shit music is very, very awkward. I usually just say i'm busy.
I've been to a very limited number of shows with my girlfriend. We've just come to the conclusion that its something I do with my friends, and she does with hers. Occassionally theres something we'll both go too.
One really problematic thing for me is getting really nice emails from her friends saying "Oh, Leah says you like going to gigs, we've got tickets to see Hard Fi/Franz Ferdinand/The Killers etc etc, we'd love you to come along!". Its all very well being a music snob on here, but telling her friends that they like shit music is very, very awkward. I usually just say i'm busy.
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Alas, it's a shame that girls don't tend to like albums consisting of one tumultuously heavy, 50 minute song built on a solitary and continuous pummelling-sludge-rock riff, isn't it..?It's okay, though. She once had to listen to Sleep's doom-metal masterpiece "Jerusalem" front to back while we were driving back home.
I can't top the extremity of making a girl listen to "jerusalem" on a road-trip where there's literally no escape from it's monotone brutality. Who can..? That's next-level and ruthless. For me it's gotta be an old homemade mix of Infest, No Comment, Neanderthal, Man Is The Bastard, Crossed Out etc and the Anal Cunt "morbid florist" cd which i'd play a lot when driving. "What the fuck is this shit..?", "god, this is giving me a headache", "please turn this noisy crap off or i'll get out and walk" were the usual responses.
"Jane doe" by Converge doesn't go down too well with the lady 'cause i've been bumping that solid since it came out in '01. To her it's just screaming noise. To me it's exploring the possibilities of texture and elegant beauty in blistering metallic-hardcore; a dense, heterogeneous, aggressive and indefatigable wall of sound which somehow manages to sound both human and organic. The hardcore "loveless" if you will. Ditto '04's "you fail me".
Worst i've had to endure would be Gwen Stefani, trance music (possibly the worst genre of music ever created), Alanis Morisette, Bjork (i know some of you guys here like her but a yelping eskimo pixie over coffeetable techno-pop..?), 4 Non Blondes and the soundtrack to Friends which includes that hideous theme song and cack like Bare Naked Ladies and Hootie & The Blowfish.
great thread.
If a girl says they like a good band they are probably just trying to look cool.
Me and some friends once took a girl to see Cryptopsy, a death metal band. She agreed to come as a joke and didn't know how to back out when she got bought a ticket. She left after about 40 minutes with a mouthful of greasy curly long metaller hair. In all fairness the gig was one of the worst I've ever been to and we left with her (but obviously pretended she had ruined our night)
My girlfriend listens to your standard girl music. I think its best that way. I couldn't stand to be with a girl who pretended she liked the same music as me.
"Yeah I do like Too $hort but only his older stuff you know"
If a girl says they like a good band they are probably just trying to look cool.
Me and some friends once took a girl to see Cryptopsy, a death metal band. She agreed to come as a joke and didn't know how to back out when she got bought a ticket. She left after about 40 minutes with a mouthful of greasy curly long metaller hair. In all fairness the gig was one of the worst I've ever been to and we left with her (but obviously pretended she had ruined our night)
My girlfriend listens to your standard girl music. I think its best that way. I couldn't stand to be with a girl who pretended she liked the same music as me.
"Yeah I do like Too $hort but only his older stuff you know"
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My fiance loves Too Short, but she's from the bay so it's kind of expected. I don't have anything to add really, except that on October 20th my fiance is going to see Gwen Stefani and The Black Eyed Peas, whie I will be attending the Lyrics Born concert with my friends on that very same evening. This is how it should be.
And yeah, Cas: Lightning Bolt? You're smarter than that.
And yeah, Cas: Lightning Bolt? You're smarter than that.
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Last one I knew was a solo piece he did which was just poorin his heart out in to a mic, much like he does here.cascarrabias wrote:I bet SYMantiks participated in his share of those.
He had a STACK of papers and he just kept goin on and ON until people started to boo him.
Sym, that lil emo-go-getter he is though, just kept on sloggin his 25 minute glob piece amidst all the boo's raining down.
It was a stunning performance to say the least.
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Yeah, I think the problem is that you took your girl to a crappy show, carriscariabbiassiss.
I took my ex-girl to hip-hop shows, and then she got more into going to shows than me. She was into the social aspect, though. To be honest, she's a terrible audience member, all heckling and standing rigidly still.
I took my ex-girl to hip-hop shows, and then she got more into going to shows than me. She was into the social aspect, though. To be honest, she's a terrible audience member, all heckling and standing rigidly still.
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You should have taken her to see Elton John mang.Reggie wrote: I took my ex-girl to hip-hop shows, and then she got more into going to shows than me. She was into the social aspect, though. To be honest, she's a terrible audience member, all heckling and standing rigidly still.
My girl and I don't agree on music. She was nice enough to sit through Doom with me. She also digs Rob Sonic. That's about it though since she is into like old punk, psychobilly, and rockabilly. I always tell her I don't really need to see the fat rockasilly girls. The last time I was forced to go to one of the deals, I ended up watching the basketball game at the bar, shootin the shit with some ex marine guy who couldn't get into the "pussy" music.
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You're way too emotional, guy.SYMantiks wrote:If we are thinking of the same performance, the one at Wownet, then allow me to elaborate, Tim.Tariq's Dilemma wrote:Last one I knew was a solo piece he did which was just poorin his heart out in to a mic, much like he does here.cascarrabias wrote:I bet SYMantiks participated in his share of those.
He had a STACK of papers and he just kept goin on and ON until people started to boo him.
Sym, that lil emo-go-getter he is though, just kept on sloggin his 25 minute glob piece amidst all the boo's raining down.
It was a stunning performance to say the least.
It was actually five minutes to be exact, first of all. That was during a hard time in my life, when my sister got in trouble with the police for the first time and my father almost got arrested after getting into a physical altercation with my sister. He ended up getting simply a restraining order.
I barely ever perform my poetry for my own personal reasons. When something in my life such as that affects my mood, I can't help but let it out publicly. I'm influenced by Altruistic, my friend Brandon who graduated before us a few years back, and Bora Yoon (another IC grad). To be able to get up in front of everyone and read that shit, in my eyes, took guts. Performing monologues in acting classes is one thing, but my own poetry is something else entirely.
And one person booed me, not multiple.
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Talk to your friends, you fuckin' weirdo. You think yappin' for five pages to hundreds of people you've never met -- hundreds of people who don't care if you take another breath in this world -- is the best answer?SYMantiks wrote:Maybe so, but if it's pressing on a topic that really meant something to me, how else am I supposed to act? I'm not going to just supress feelings cause I'm typing them on a messageboard. Honesty is the best reward.
Man, you need to get together with Reason and form a super emo suicide club or something.
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Here is a little story that was not a girlfriend but still a woman at a show
I met up with a friend when I went to see Death From Above 1979 in Philadelphia, and he had this bitch from Canada with him. She basically looked like MC Paul Barman with A-cup breasts, and she was pound for pound the most vulgar person I have ever met. She bitched, the entire time, told a story about "swallowing huge loads," talked about how the show promoter had sucked more artists' dicks than anyone in the city or some such statement, said her ears hurt after the relatively tame opening acts, and then just fucking left before DFA79
I met up with a friend when I went to see Death From Above 1979 in Philadelphia, and he had this bitch from Canada with him. She basically looked like MC Paul Barman with A-cup breasts, and she was pound for pound the most vulgar person I have ever met. She bitched, the entire time, told a story about "swallowing huge loads," talked about how the show promoter had sucked more artists' dicks than anyone in the city or some such statement, said her ears hurt after the relatively tame opening acts, and then just fucking left before DFA79
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Good story. At least she left, though; right?Noah wrote:Here is a little story that was not a girlfriend but still a woman at a show
I met up with a friend when I went to see Death From Above 1979 in Philadelphia, and he had this bitch from Canada with him. She basically looked like MC Paul Barman with A-cup breasts, and she was pound for pound the most vulgar person I have ever met. She bitched, the entire time, told a story about "swallowing huge loads," talked about how the show promoter had sucked more artists' dicks than anyone in the city or some such statement, said her ears hurt after the relatively tame opening acts, and then just fucking left before DFA79
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Yeah I'm glad she leftCleanhobo wrote:Good story. At least she left, though; right?Noah wrote:Here is a little story that was not a girlfriend but still a woman at a show
I met up with a friend when I went to see Death From Above 1979 in Philadelphia, and he had this bitch from Canada with him. She basically looked like MC Paul Barman with A-cup breasts, and she was pound for pound the most vulgar person I have ever met. She bitched, the entire time, told a story about "swallowing huge loads," talked about how the show promoter had sucked more artists' dicks than anyone in the city or some such statement, said her ears hurt after the relatively tame opening acts, and then just fucking left before DFA79
Apparently she only went because she assumed she would like them because they were all Canadian acts and she was intrigued by that