Eternally cool bands?

[ShangriLaTroubl]

I thought I would ask you guys' opinions on this..there are many excellent bands/artists that have been around forever, some I love some I don't. The question is which artists/bands do you think have remained eternally "cool" ?

Now when I say "cool" I mean to most people...there are plenty of bands I love and think are cool but not to most...and they probably have just as many fans...but for some reason there are some bands that it's ALWAYS cool to like...who do you think?

My list is here :

Aerosmith
U2
Beetles
Rolling Stones
Metallica


Chris

[DrummerDeanna]

Beetles? Never heard of 'em ...I do, however, love The Beatles :xoxo: ;)

It has not always been cool to like them though - in 7th grade up until the Beatles Anthology came out I was made fun of mercilessly because of my Beatle love....then it got all "trendy" with the anthology...urgh...don't get me started...

Anyway...

I agree with Aerosmith and I'll add

The Doors to that :)

[GypsySorcerer]

Led Zeppelin
Blondie
CCR (forgive me)

[ShangriLaTroubl]

I would love to add Fleetwood Mac but I know it would be a lie..lol

Chris

[dissention]

Blondie
David Bowie
The Police
U2
The Pretenders
Eurythmics

[ShangriLaTroubl]

David Bowie? No1 I know would admit to liking him...I would...but I admit to liking anything...

Chris

[dissention]

David Bowie? No1 I know would admit to liking him...I would...but I admit to liking anything...

Chris

Really? He's worshipped in my circles. That man practically gave birth to modern music. :laugh:

[GypsySorcerer]

Really? He's worshipped in my circles. That man practically gave birth to modern music. :laugh:

Yeah, I mean, if we're talking "eternally cool" one would have to Bowie in there. U2 as well, even though I personally cannot stand them. :eek: :lol:

[dissention]

Yeah, I mean, if we're talking "eternally cool" one would have to Bowie in there. U2 as well, even though I personally cannot stand them. :eek: :lol:

Same here, sista friend. If I never see Bono again in my life, I won't be sad. They suffer from Paris Hilton Syndrome: too much exposure.

Bowie is eternally cool. He's the man. :woohoo:

[cliffdweller]

David Bowie? No1 I know would admit to liking him. Chris

Huh? :confused:

I'd like add Soundgarden, The Clash, Joni Mitchell, Roxy Music, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and The Swans.

[cliffdweller]

Really? He's worshipped in my circles. That man practically gave birth to modern music. :laugh:

Right on! Preach it. :thumbsup:

[DrummerDeanna]

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Whoa - other people have heard of Nick Cave? :laugh:

My ex-boyfriend got all into him a couple of years ago - I had no clue who Nick Cave was - now I totally dig him - just didn't think Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds were too well known

[ryan8472]

Beatles (Obviously)
Pink Floyd
Fleetwood Mac.....well maybe not.
Blondie (anyone who says Blondie ain't cool needs their ass kicked.)
Talking Heads (same as Blondie. Uncool and Talking Heads never meet in a sentence.)

[dissention]

Blondie (anyone who says Blondie ain't cool needs their ass kicked.)
Talking Heads (same as Blondie. Uncool and Talking Heads never meet in a sentence.)

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

They both epitomize cool. Look up "cool" in Webster's and you'll find group photos of them.

[golddustwoman77]

The bands that I see that seem to be cool across several generations are: The Beatles, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, and The Grateful Dead. Also, it seems that if you died young, you are eternally cool as well like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison.

[ontheEdgeof17]

Also, it seems that if you died young, you are eternally cool as well like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison.


They didn't have the chance to do infomericals and perfume ads. That's why they are still "cool".

[DeeGeMe]

Not a band, but I nominate Johnny Cash.

[77Rumours77]

U2
Boston (anyone who disagrees needs to be shot, No offense)
Aerosmith
Bruce Springsteen
The Rolling Stones
Fleetwood Mac (70's era!)

[Serrart]

David Bowie
Rolling Stones
Sly And The Family Stone
Prince
Velvet Underground/Lou Reed

--- on editing, I decided for a ten names list :D
Joy Division/New Order
Pink Floyd
Elvis Presley
Fleetwood Mac
Iggy Pop

Romy

[dissention]

David Bowie
Sly And The Family Stone
Prince
Velvet Underground/Lou Reed

:thumbsup:

All fabulous, Romy. How could I have forgotten Sly and the Family Stone, though?! I don't (and can't) go a day without listening to one of their songs.

[ShangriLaTroubl]

Johnny Cash is a cool choice...

I dunno about years ago...I guess the retro thing is in now...but I see young teens wearing RAMONES t shirts...especially at the Green Day concert I saw lots of kids wearing RAMONES Tshirts. I don't know how U2 always manages to stay "cool." I do like them although.

I guess I'm just thinking of people my age...many ppl my age like older music like U2, The Who, Talking Heads, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, etc...but not so much people like Bowie, Blondie, etc...maybe it depends on the area of the world you're in as well.

Interesting topic though I thought. Fleetwood Mac has gotten much more "cool" since the dance, not in all circles....but overall I would say


Chris

[Serrart]

:thumbsup:

All fabulous, Romy. How could I have forgotten Sly and the Family Stone, though?! I don't (and can't) go a day without listening to one of their songs.

It's the same for me, they work better than vitamins :)

Romy

[dissention]

I dunno about years ago...I guess the retro thing is in now...but I see young teens wearing RAMONES t shirts...especially at the Green Day concert I saw lots of kids wearing RAMONES Tshirts. I don't know how U2 always manages to stay "cool." I do like them although.

Yet most of those kids who wear those Ramones shirts would scratch their heads at the mere mention of Television, Talking Heads, and Blondie. :laugh: It bugs me to no end how kids these days say they're into the "retro thing," yet have no clue about those types of bands from back in the day. :laugh:

I guess I'm just thinking of people my age...many ppl my age like older music like U2, The Who, Talking Heads, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, etc...but not so much people like Bowie, Blondie, etc...maybe it depends on the area of the world you're in as well.

I think you're right. :nod: It has a lot to do with where you live. Those in, say Alabama, for example, don't have the exposure to bands and artists like Bowie, Blondie, and the Talking Heads like those in the cities do. I think it's a "cultural" issue more than anything. Big cities like Boston and New York nurture music and the arts, whereas it's very different in other parts of the country.

[dissention]

It's the same for me, they work better than vitamins :)

Romy

Have you heard the soundtrack to Moonlight Mile with Susan Sarandon and Dustin Hoffman? I love that one. At first glance, you cringe at the tracklist, but it's smoother than butter. :nod:

1. I Want To Take You Higher - Sly & The Family Stone
2. Moonlight Mile - The Rolling Stones
3. Love Will Come Through - Travis
4. Twentieth Century Boy - T. Rex
5. Sweet Head - David Bowie
6. Everybody Is A Star - Sly & The Family Stone
7. I Hear You Knocking - Dave Edmunds
8. Rock And Roll (Part 2) - Gary Glitter
9. Razor Face - Elton John
10. I'll Be Your Lover Too - Van Morrison
11. Comin' Back To Me - Jefferson Airplane
12. Buckets Of Rain - Bob Dylan
13. Song To The Siren - Robert Plant
14. The Telling - Jorma Kaukonen

And regardless of whether or not they have staying power, Franz Ferdinand will always be eternally cool to moi. :cool:

[xdreamsunwindx]

Boston (anyone who disagrees needs to be shot, No offense)


Gwell, shoot me, then. :sorry: :wavey:

However...

- U2
- The Pretenders
- Blondie
- The Velvet Underground/Lou Reed
- The Talking Heads
- Jefferson Airplane
- Neil Young
- Garbage
- No Doubt
- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
- Green Day

[Serrart]

Have you heard the soundtrack to Moonlight Mile with Susan Sarandon and Dustin Hoffman? I love that one. At first glance, you cringe at the tracklist, but it's smoother than butter. :nod:

1. I Want To Take You Higher - Sly & The Family Stone
2. Moonlight Mile - The Rolling Stones
3. Love Will Come Through - Travis
4. Twentieth Century Boy - T. Rex
5. Sweet Head - David Bowie
6. Everybody Is A Star - Sly & The Family Stone
7. I Hear You Knocking - Dave Edmunds
8. Rock And Roll (Part 2) - Gary Glitter
9. Razor Face - Elton John
10. I'll Be Your Lover Too - Van Morrison
11. Comin' Back To Me - Jefferson Airplane
12. Buckets Of Rain - Bob Dylan
13. Song To The Siren - Robert Plant
14. The Telling - Jorma Kaukonen

And regardless of whether or not they have staying power, Franz Ferdinand will always be eternally cool to moi. :cool:

Yes, I have it, and it's great :nod: , I only skip Gary Glitter, never liked him.

Romy

[StevieNicksEO17]

Well, I would have to say Cher along with others that you all have said... I'm sure a lot of you might not agree, but she's been around since the 60s and she's still going... That woman will never die, thank god. :D

[dissention]

Yes, I have it, and it's great :nod: , I only skip Gary Glitter, never liked him.

Romy

Eh, he is a pedophile, after all. ;)

[David]

The really cool bands are:

The Partridge Family
Elvis Costello & the Attractions
Parliament
War

[xdreamsunwindx]

Elvis Costello & the Attractions


lsjglsjflf;sda!!!1

I can't believe I forgot them. I also forgot the Clash, the Kinks, the Stones, the Ramones and Berlin. I fail.

[sunmaiden]

:blob1:
:blob2: Pink Floyd
:blob2: Bob Marley & The Wailers
:blob1: Led Zeppellin
Metallica
Talking Heads
Hey! I like CCR
Grateful Dead
Janis & Big Brother
Rolling Stones
Yes, Blondie ( I know many people who disagree)
The Pretenders
:blob1: The DOORS

No Doubt, although I am disatisfied with Gwen Stefani's new music!

I could go on for a while if I really think about it

[wondergirl9847]

Hey! I like CCR

Speaking of CCR...guess who's doing Crossroads (show on CMT) with John Fogerty?

Give up?

KEITH URBAN!! It airs on February 19th!! I entered a contest in the fan club to try to win tickets. It's being filmed in L.A. in like a week or so.

[estranged4life]

Thin Lizzy
Queen
Pantera
Savatage
Dream Theater

[ryan8472]

Sunmaiden, good choices. Esp. Grateful Dead, which I stupidly forgot.

[GypsySorcerer]

Speaking of CCR...guess who's doing Crossroads (show on CMT) with John Fogerty?

Give up?

KEITH URBAN!! It airs on February 19th!! I entered a contest in the fan club to try to win tickets. It's being filmed in L.A. in like a week or so.


:blob2: :blob1: :blob2: :blob1: I love John Fogerty. Absolutely love him. :nod:

[estranged4life]

Speaking of CCR...guess who's doing Crossroads (show on CMT) with John Fogerty?

Give up?

KEITH URBAN!! It airs on February 19th!! I entered a contest in the fan club to try to win tickets. It's being filmed in L.A. in like a week or so.

being that I was raised on CCR, That should be a great Crossroads...One that I might actually enjoy watching.

Brian "Sleep???" j.

[sunmaiden]

Of my list, I've seen six of them...in different variations of course...no Jerry, no Jim...no David Gillmore

[SuzeQuze]

being that I was raised on CCR, That should be a great Crossroads...One that I might actually enjoy watching.

Brian "Sleep???" j.

I love CCR. :wavey:

"Tearing yourself away from me now you are free... and I am crying"

[sunmaiden]

If anyone thinks Led Zep should be missing on the list, they need to watch the double disk DVD live...my fav especially, "What Is And What Sould Never Be"

I also forgot Sound Garden! And I personally think Pearl Jam (I am sure there are people who hate Pearl Jam, but looking out of the box they sell out every show about)

[estranged4life]

I love CCR. :wavey:

"Tearing yourself away from me now you are free... and I am crying"

My Mother played the living hell outta CCR, Along with an equal helping of Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, The Beatles, The Doobie Brothers, The Rolling Stones, Queen, WAR, The Bee Gees & Three Dog Night

The only thing anyone can say about my family that we have a similar like of, Is that we are all music enthusiaists...With my obsession bordering on major addiction :nod:

[sunmaiden]

I meant to put Allman Brothers Band there, too... Doobie...doobie doo...Bruuuthers...

[xdreamsunwindx]

Oh, and I really, REALLY suck. I forgot Siouxsie and the Banshees. And Pearl Jam. And Collective Soul, Soundgarden, etc. Oh! And Portishead!

[golddustwoman77]

In some of the previous posts, people were questioning whether or not Fleetwood Mac is an eternally cool band. Several people seem to be leaning toward the idea that they are not eternally cool.

Well, the more I have thought about whether Fleetwood Mac belongs on the eternally cool list, the more I realized that they do belong here. They have evolved and been around for five decades. They still have a large following. Large amounts of people still come to see them in concert, and these concerts aren't in some small venues but large arenas. We have several, young people on The Ledge here. Therefore, they are still gaining fans. They have a special style and sound that is like no other band, and this is an element you need to be eternally cool. They have band members who people still find beautiful and sexy. For all of these reasons, and several more, I believe Fleetwood Mac is an eternally cool band. :thumbsup:

[SuzeQuze]

My Mother played the living hell outta CCR, Along with an equal helping of Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, The Beatles, The Doobie Brothers, The Rolling Stones, Queen, WAR, The Bee Gees & Three Dog Night

The only thing anyone can say about my family that we have a similar like of, Is that we are all music enthusiaists...With my obsession bordering on major addiction :nod:

For my Dad it was the Beatles and John Lennon's solo stuff, also the Bee Gees. He's the big music fan of my folks. My Mom rarely knows the names of any songs or bands. My brother and I picked up the love for music, he loves GnR. Too bad they don't really exist anymore and haven't for a long time. But he likes VR, who I am listening to right now, Illegal i Song.

[jadegypsy]

Eternally Cool:
Beatles
Stones
Zepplin
Doors, esp Jim
Madonna (always manages to get back on top of the charts)
Jimi Hendrix
Janis Joplin
Jefferson Airplane (for White Rabbit)
The Who
Fleetwood Mac (ppl do love their music, but it's a more passive thing)
Blondie
Tom Petty (cool b/c he just doesn't give a damn)

[amber]

Whether you like her songs or not, there's something about Tina Turner that's eternally cool. I think it's just her, regardless of her songs... :shrug:

[ryan8472]

Whether you like her songs or not, there's something about Tina Turner that's eternally cool. I think it's just her, regardless of her songs... :shrug:
Tina rocks. :nod: :woohoo:

[amber]

Tina rocks. :nod: :woohoo:
You know, last night I saw a commercial for one of her CD's, and they were showing a bunch of clips of her and stuff, and i was thinking I might actually like to see her in Concert! :shocked: :laugh: :p

[ryan8472]

You know, last night I saw a commercial for one of her CD's, and they were showing a bunch of clips of her and stuff, and i was thinking I might actually like to see her in Concert! :shocked: :laugh: :p
Hasn't she retired from the stage?

[amber]

Hasn't she retired from the stage?
oh, I dunno. :shrug:

[ryan8472]

oh, I dunno. :shrug:
That's what I thought I'd heard....

Oooo, Atomic just came on.....must...listen...for...bass solo.

[amber]

That's what I thought I'd heard....

Oooo, Atomic just came on.....must...listen...for...bass solo.
I love the whole song, so much...LOVE IT!!! One of my top faves, for sure. well, among many i suppose, but Atomic in top 5. :wavey: enjoy!

[ryan8472]

I love the whole song, so much...LOVE IT!!! One of my top faves, for sure. well, among many i suppose, but Atomic in top 5. :wavey: enjoy!
Ahhhh....I just love how they go from the bass solo right back into the song.....This band is *amazing*. :thumbsup:

[amber]

Ahhhh....I just love how they go from the bass solo right back into the song.....This band is *amazing*. :thumbsup:
that's my fave part! the thumping right after the bass solo... :thumbsup:

[ryan8472]

that's my fave part! the thumping right after the bass solo... :thumbsup:
I'm listening to Rip Her To Shreds....I've heard it before, but I always find this song hilarious. :laugh:

[ryan8472]

Hee. My first exposure was with Live By Request, and I had no idea what the lyrics were.

I thought she was saying, "Oh, she's so drunk, come on, 8-inch legs." I fail at life. :laugh:
:rolleyes: :laugh: :laugh: :xoxo:

Hey, you know, if you ever look at the Who's Online list, there's always at least one guest who is looking at an extreamly old thread. What's so interesting about thread that died months ago?

[amber]

Maybe it's a cultural thing then. I can think of few who'd I'd be more embarrassed to admit a liking for. That's fine, I don't like her.
yes, undoubtedly. Like I said, here, even if you don't like her songs, there is just something very, very, "cool" about Tina herself. :shrug:

[Miss Vicky]

Well since I don't known (and never have known) the meaning of "cool" in the general sense, I'll go with my own definition. Here's my list:

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Genesis
CCR (I make no apologies for this one)
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
U2 (although I cringe everytime I hear Bono say "Uno, dos, tres, catorce" in Vertigo. Catorce means 14!)
R.E.M.
Pretenders
The Doors
Queen

[½ ¡Ñ§ÅñË ®]

Anybody mention Styx yet? How about Kansas? They were popular in my Dungeons and Dragons days. :rolleyes: I liked a few of their songs. :shrug:

[GateandGarden]

Well, I would have to say Cher along with others that you all have said... I'm sure a lot of you might not agree, but she's been around since the 60s and she's still going... That woman will never die, thank god. :DI'm a little late here, but I totally agree Jessica!!! :nod: :wavey: Cher is timeless and eternally cool IMO!

For those who listed No Doubt...I don't know about that. I love No Doubt, but will they be cool in say, 10 years? Or will people be talking about them like they're just that band that was cool in the mid to late 90s? Even if Gwen proves to have a long and successful solo career, that'll be her and not the band. So, I don't think you can put them with bands like The Beatles or Fleetwood Mac at this point. I know there are different definitions of "cool," but I don't think we can say they're eternally cool yet. :shrug:

[dissention]

You know, last night I saw a commercial for one of her CD's, and they were showing a bunch of clips of her and stuff, and i was thinking I might actually like to see her in Concert! :shocked: :laugh: :p

Why wouldn't someone want to see her in concert? :laugh: Saying she's amazing live is an understatement. She's got the hardest working pair of legs in showbusiness. If she were ever to go back on tour, I'd sell everything I own to see her. She's that good.

[dissention]

that's my fave part! the thumping right after the bass solo... :thumbsup:

I like when it morphs into the music from a spaghetti western, personally. Cracks me up. :laugh:

[amber]

Why wouldn't someone want to see her in concert? :laugh: Saying she's amazing live is an understatement. She's got the hardest working pair of legs in showbusiness. If she were ever to go back on tour, I'd sell everything I own to see her. She's that good.
:laugh:
well, it just never dawned on me before to actually see her myself. :shrug:
And then, even though i've seen lots of clips of her before, and always knew she kicked ass, I just now thought about how fun it would be to see her live. :)
I wouldn't sell everything i had, but i'd try to get there... :)

[amber]

I like when it morphs into the music from a spaghetti western, personally. Cracks me up. :laugh:
yes, that's very good. I also revisited my love of the random surf guitar part in "hanging by the telephone" :)

[dissention]

:laugh:
well, it just never dawned on me before to actually see her myself. :shrug:
And then, even though i've seen lots of clips of her before, and always knew she kicked ass, I just now thought about how fun it would be to see her live. :)
I wouldn't sell everything i had, but i'd try to get there... :)

Her energy is blinding. I was her twice on her farewell tour, when she was over 60, and she bowled me over. :nod:

[dissention]

yes, that's very good. I also revisited my love of the random surf guitar part in "hanging by the telephone" :)

Once I start listening to that song, I can't stop. Any version does it for me. Same with In the Sun and Attack of the Giant Ants. I could listen to those all day long. :laugh:

[amber]

Her energy is blinding. I was her twice on her farewell tour, when she was over 60, and she bowled me over. :nod:
Yep. wow, you saw her? niiiice. Her energy definitely bowls me over whenever i see her on TV. I love the old footage, when she was younger...like on her BTM, and whatnot. Awe Inspiring... :nod: Plus, I love her thick, yet gorgeous legs! :p

[amber]

Once I start listening to that song, I can't stop. Any version does it for me. Same with In the Sun and Attack of the Giant Ants. I could listen to those all day long. :laugh:
It's like Crack! :laugh: I don't know those other songs... :o *bad fan, no cookie*

[dissention]

It's like Crack! :laugh: I don't know those other songs... :o *bad fan, no cookie*

They're from the first album. :) I bought the remaster last night (my old non-remaster is horrid quality), too, after my disastrous date and listened to it before I went to bed. Attack of the Giant Ants is worth the $12 alone. :nod:

[amber]

They're from the first album. :) I bought the remaster last night (my old non-remaster is horrid quality), too, after my disastrous date and listened to it before I went to bed. Attack of the Giant Ants is worth the $12 alone. :nod:
Sweeet.
Sorry about your date. :distress: oh well.
The title "Attack of the Giant Ants" is actually worth $12 alone... :laugh: :nod:
*sigh* I wish every band had blondie's band... :o
Is there any Blondie album i could get that's not good? I wouldn't think so... :confused:

[dissention]

Sweeet.
Sorry about your date. :distress: oh well.
The title "Attack of the Giant Ants" is actually worth $12 alone... :laugh: :nod:
*sigh* I wish every band had blondie's band... :o
Is there any Blondie album i could get that's not good? I wouldn't think so... :confused:

I don't think so. :laugh:

Though "The Hunter" is an acquired taste. It's pretty weird, even by Blondie standards. But it's worth getting for Dragonfly, a epic-length song about a spaceship race in outer space. :lol:

As for my date, eh...she was a total asswipe. :laugh: Not the kind of person I enjoyed being around.

[amber]

I don't think so. :laugh:

Though "The Hunter" is an acquired taste. It's pretty weird, even by Blondie standards. But it's worth getting for Dragonfly, a epic-length song about a spaceship race in outer space. :lol:

As for my date, eh...she was a total asswipe. :laugh:
How is the Hunter different that makes it an acquired taste? Is there a bunch of slow songs or something?
How was she an asswipe? :)

[dissention]

How is the Hunter different that makes it an acquired taste? Is there a bunch of slow songs or something?

The Hunter is just...very out there. If you heard The Beast or Dragonfly, you'd know what I mean. Not many slow songs, no. It's a lot darker than the other albums (though not as dark as No Exit), like War Child, for example. You just don't expect Debbie Harry to haul out and write a song about children suffering and being tortured in the Middle East. It's one of my personal favorite albums, though.

How was she an asswipe? :)

Ugh, a total asshole. :laugh: We went to eat at the restaurant she chose and she was incredibly rude to the waitress. Went so far as to tell her that she didn't have all night to wait around for her food and that her tip would be jeopardized. :rolleyes:

Then she wanted to go to a music store and shop aorund for awhile, so we did. She picked apart everything I bought or even picked up. Told me that Blondie sucked and that Debs was a "bloated wreck," that Franz Ferdinand annoyed her, that Nina Simone sounds like "nails on a chalkboard," and that David Bowie is a "closeted queen." And then she bought Michael Jackson's Number Ones. Regardless of her behavior at the restaurant, I could never date anyone with such poor taste in music. :lol:

[amber]

The Hunter is just...very out there. If you heard The Beast or Dragonfly, you'd know what I mean. Not many slow songs, no. It's a lot darker than the other albums (though not as dark as No Exit), like War Child, for example. You just don't expect Debbie Harry to haul out and write a song about children suffering and being tortured in the Middle East. It's one of my personal favorite albums, though.



Ugh, a total asshole. :laugh: We went to eat at the restaurant she chose and she was incredibly rude to the waitress. Went so far as to tell her that she didn't have all night to wait around for her food and that her tip would be jeopardized. :rolleyes:

Then she wanted to go to a music store and shop aorund for awhile, so we did. She picked apart everything I bought or even picked up. Told me that Blondie sucked and that Debs was a "bloated wreck," that Franz Ferdinand annoyed her, that Nina Simone sounds like "nails on a chalkboard," and that David Bowie is a "closeted queen." And then she bought Michael Jackson's Number Ones. Regardless of her behavior at the restaurant, I could never date anyone with such poor taste in music. :lol:
So, the music is just as good on the Hunter, and fast, but it's kinda dark...
Wow, she really was an a**hole! I thought you were exaggerating. I can't believe she said that about Nina and Blondie! And the waitress?! OMigaw! How'd you pick that one? :shocked: I can usually tell if i do or don't like someone fairly quickly when i'm face to face with them. I guess people can trick you a little, though...I would've been sooooo embarrassed if someone i was with said that to the waitress. Unless, maybe, if the waitress was really insufferable, rude, slow, rude, and all that. Geesh.

[dissention]

So, the music is just as good on the Hunter, and fast, but it's kinda dark...
Wow, she really was an a**hole! I thought you were exaggerating. I can't believe she said that about Nina and Blondie! And the waitress?! OMigaw! How'd you pick that one? :shocked: I can usually tell if i do or don't like someone fairly quickly when i'm face to face with them. I guess people can trick you a little, though...I would've been sooooo embarrassed if someone i was with said that to the waitress. Unless, maybe, if the waitress was really insufferable, rude, slow, rude, and all that. Geesh.

Beats me how I picked her, my asshole detector must have been shorting out. :laugh:

There is nothing tackier than threatening to withhold tips. I wanted to leave right then and there. And I didn't even really eat the food because I was afraid the waitress spit in it or coughed up a phlegmglobber.

My big problem with her at the music store was how loud and obnoxious she was. If you don't like a band or a particular artist, go ahead and say so. But don't scream across the store at the top of your lungs "DEBORAH HARRY IS A BLOATED WRECK!" I mean, where did she learn how to act in public? I felt like telling her that I wasn't ready to have kids yet and I didn't want practice raising one by taking her out. :laugh: I had my Franz CD playing in the car when I drove her home just to piss her off, too. At least I had something fabulous to listen to, as opposed to her obnoxious mouth.

[amber]

Beats me how I picked her, my asshole detector must have been shorting out. :laugh:

There is nothing tackier than threatening to withhold tips. I wanted to leave right then and there. And I didn't even really eat the food because I was afraid the waitress spit in it or coughed up a phlegmglobber.

My big problem with her at the music store was how loud and obnoxious she was. If you don't like a band or a particular artist, go ahead and say so. But don't scream across the store at the top of your lungs "DEBORAH HARRY IS A BLOATED WRECK!" I mean, where did she learn how to act in public? I felt like telling her that I wasn't ready to have kids yet and I didn't want practice raising one by taking her out. :laugh: I had my Franz CD playing in the car when I drove her home just to piss her off, too. At least I had something fabulous to listen to, as opposed to her obnoxious mouth.
:lol: :laugh: oh, that's terrible. I gotta know, how was she acting when you first saw her?

[dissention]

:lol: :laugh: oh, that's terrible. I gotta know, how was she acting when you first saw her?

Rather reserved, but funny. My how things change in a week. :laugh:

[amber]

Rather reserved, but funny. My how things change in a week. :laugh:
maybe she was drunk? :laugh:
anyways, yes, that is quite a change. too bad.

[dissention]

maybe she was drunk? :laugh:
anyways, yes, that is quite a change. too bad.

Or maybe her lithium had just kicked in. She obviously forgot to take something last night.

[amber]

Or maybe her lithium had just kicked in. She obviously forgot to take something last night.
:laugh: :lol:
you didn't happen to get her b-day/sign, did you? man, that really sucks.

Awhile ago when i was out at a bar, having a really good time, i was outside talking to some people, and this guy asked me out on a date. He said some complimentary things, and was ok looking, but i thought "he seems boring".
He was a person who hanglides, though, and i wanted to know more about that since i always wanted to go hangliding. Sure enough, i went on a date with him, and he was deadly boring. Then, after we ate i was at his house, and for one thing he showed me some hangliding videos of him. not to bad, but not to interesting, either. But then, he was like "I write music" (can i ever date someone who's not a musician? :rolleyes: sheesh) and i thought..."uh oh", but i'm nice,( :lol: ) so I was like, ok. He breaks out his guitar, and starts singing this incredibly cheesy song that he wrote. :shocked: He played ok, and sang well, but the song was just so cheesy and melodic and.... just gooshy soft, that i couldn't handle it. I was like "whoa, dude, you're too sensitive, and not funny enough, for me" :lol: :lol: Obviously, i didn't say that, but...I did note for like, the fifth time, that i probably shouldn't date Libras... :rolleyes:

That date was a super cake walk compared to yours, though. :rolleyes: :lol:

[GypsySorcerer]

Beats me how I picked her, my asshole detector must have been shorting out. :laugh:

There is nothing tackier than threatening to withhold tips. I wanted to leave right then and there. And I didn't even really eat the food because I was afraid the waitress spit in it or coughed up a phlegmglobber.

My big problem with her at the music store was how loud and obnoxious she was. If you don't like a band or a particular artist, go ahead and say so. But don't scream across the store at the top of your lungs "DEBORAH HARRY IS A BLOATED WRECK!" I mean, where did she learn how to act in public? I felt like telling her that I wasn't ready to have kids yet and I didn't want practice raising one by taking her out. :laugh: I had my Franz CD playing in the car when I drove her home just to piss her off, too. At least I had something fabulous to listen to, as opposed to her obnoxious mouth.

Sorry it was such a bust. But didn't you say she picked the restaurant? :rolleyes: :laugh:

[ryan8472]

Aww, Dissy, I'm sorry you had a ****ty time. :( You did good though, keeping your cool while she spewed all that garbage. I would've hit the bitch. :laugh:

[amber]

. I would've hit the bitch. :laugh:
Klassy. would you like some malt liquor with that? :)

[dissention]

Aww, Dissy, I'm sorry you had a ****ty time. :( You did good though, keeping your cool while she spewed all that garbage. I would've hit the bitch. :laugh:

That's alright, I got a chance to get some good CDs and see a good movie.

I was ready to tell her off, but I bit my tongue. And, boy, did it bleed. :laugh:

[ryan8472]

Klassy. would you like some malt liquor with that? :)
Eh? :shrug:
That's alright, I got a chance to get some good CDs and see a good movie.

I was ready to tell her off, but I bit my tongue. And, boy, did it bleed.

Always look on the bright side of life ::whistles::...............
:laugh:

[amber]

Eh? :shrug:

I said "Klassy" because it's not classy to "hit the bitch" and i said would you like some malt liquor with that, because malt liquor is unclassy, trailer trash beer. :wavey:

[estranged4life]

Speaking of CCR...guess who's doing Crossroads (show on CMT) with John Fogerty?

Give up?

KEITH URBAN!! It airs on February 19th!! I entered a contest in the fan club to try to win tickets. It's being filmed in L.A. in like a week or so.

It was just announced that Keith Urban is headlining the Ford Center in OKC on March 10,2005 (Which will work out perfectly for us since Deb has a Dr.appt that afternoon in OKC)

Should be a great show at a great (And huge) concert venue.