What song are you listening to right now?

Post by **Broken Kid** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 9:05 am

Kasdeja wrote:It seems you have to wait forever for photobucket to show the size changes, lol.

*moves around, left and right...* You know, the eye sorta follows you! Spoooooky!

Kasdeja · Post by **Kasdeja** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 9:06 am

Post by **wintermute** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:00 am

It's All About the Pentium's - Weird Al (my coworkers need even more psychological help than I do!

)

'mute

spaciegirlreturn · Post by **spaciegirlreturn** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:39 am

Pet Sounds- The Beach Boys....perhaps the best song ever.
edit- How come Bree only listens to relatively new, "cool" music? That kinda pisses me off on some level.

AutoPilate · Post by **AutoPilate** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:50 am

spaciegirl wrote:How come Bree only listens to relatively new, "cool" music? That kinda pisses me off on some level.

Moichandizing, moichandizing, moichandizing!

Post by **Broken Kid** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:52 am

spaciegirl wrote:Pet Sounds- The Beach Boys....perhaps the best song ever.
edit- How come Bree only listens to relatively new, "cool" music? That kinda pisses me off on some level.

I typically listen to relatively new music.... does that piss you off?

Mirage · Post by **Mirage** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:37 pm

It's better to be pissed off than pissed on.

For the record, I listen to mostly oldies myself. I'm not too hip.

AutoPilate · Post by **AutoPilate** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:40 pm

Mirage wrote:For the record, I listen to mostly oldies myself. I'm not too hip.

Don't sweat it, dear, for each one of us who actually has taste, there are at least thirty or forty kids in the demographic that listens to that crap that are following along. Marketing people probably figure letting the few of us go on listening to our un-hip music is an acceptable loss.

Mirage · Post by **Mirage** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:46 pm

AutoPilate wrote:
Mirage wrote:For the record, I listen to mostly oldies myself. I'm not too hip.
Don't sweat it, dear, for each one of us who actually has taste, there are at least thirty or forty kids in the demographic that listens to that crap that are following along. Marketing people probably figure letting the few of us go on listening to our un-hip music is an acceptable loss.

I dont mind being an acceptable loss. I'm happy in my loserville.

There are times that I DO feel slightly odd driving down the street and pulling up next to someone playing a catchy indie hit/thumping hardcore rap/whiney piano boy song and I'm rolling with my Roy Orbison (best. singer. ever.).

TJ Marsh · Post by **TJ Marsh** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:48 pm

Cinderella's downfall
Seven story ruin

Kasdeja · Post by **Kasdeja** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:49 pm

Mirage wrote:
AutoPilate wrote:
Mirage wrote:For the record, I listen to mostly oldies myself. I'm not too hip.
Don't sweat it, dear, for each one of us who actually has taste, there are at least thirty or forty kids in the demographic that listens to that crap that are following along. Marketing people probably figure letting the few of us go on listening to our un-hip music is an acceptable loss.
I dont mind being an acceptable loss. I'm happy in my loserville. There are times that I DO feel slightly odd driving down the street and pulling up next to someone playing a catchy indie hit/thumping hardcore rap/whiney piano boy song and I'm rolling with my Roy Orbison (best. singer. ever.).

Neil Diamond!

Mirage · Post by **Mirage** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:51 pm

Kasdeja wrote:
Mirage wrote:
AutoPilate wrote: Don't sweat it, dear, for each one of us who actually has taste, there are at least thirty or forty kids in the demographic that listens to that crap that are following along. Marketing people probably figure letting the few of us go on listening to our un-hip music is an acceptable loss.
I dont mind being an acceptable loss. I'm happy in my loserville. There are times that I DO feel slightly odd driving down the street and pulling up next to someone playing a catchy indie hit/thumping hardcore rap/whiney piano boy song and I'm rolling with my Roy Orbison (best. singer. ever.).
Neil Diamond!

Oh, we might have to throw down, girl. Just listen to "Blue Bayou", or "Cryin'"....his voice seriously sends shivers down my spine.

AutoPilate · Post by **AutoPilate** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:52 pm

Mirage wrote:
Kasdeja wrote:
Mirage wrote:I dont mind being an acceptable loss. I'm happy in my loserville. There are times that I DO feel slightly odd driving down the street and pulling up next to someone playing a catchy indie hit/thumping hardcore rap/whiney piano boy song and I'm rolling with my Roy Orbison (best. singer. ever.).
Neil Diamond!
Oh, we might have to throw down, girl. Just listen to "Blue Bayou", or "Cryin'"....his voice seriously sends shivers down my spine.

Hell, anyone singing in a high-pitched whine could do that to you, I'll wager.

Mirage · Post by **Mirage** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:56 pm

AutoPilate wrote:
Mirage wrote:
Kasdeja wrote: Neil Diamond!
Oh, we might have to throw down, girl. Just listen to "Blue Bayou", or "Cryin'"....his voice seriously sends shivers down my spine.
Hell, anyone singing in a high-pitched whine could do that to you, I'll wager.

High-pitched whine? You crazy, boy!!

Methinks I've just revealed that not only do I like oldies, but I like ancient oldies.

*hides head in shame*

rachelalexis · Post by **rachelalexis** » Wed Nov 01, 2006 1:09 pm

Mirage wrote:
AutoPilate wrote:
Mirage wrote: Oh, we might have to throw down, girl. Just listen to "Blue Bayou", or "Cryin'"....his voice seriously sends shivers down my spine.
Hell, anyone singing in a high-pitched whine could do that to you, I'll wager.
High-pitched whine? You crazy, boy!!

Methinks I've just revealed that not only do I like oldies, but I like ancient oldies.

*hides head in shame*

Those aren't ancient oldies! In fact just the other day I listened to my entire Nat King Cole CD while doing homework. Now that's a golden oldie moment for you.