DEADSY

Alright, well, I'm just going to do this to get this off my chest. I will do more in the future for a handful of other bands, but first things first. I know a lot of people are into different music on this board, so I will toss out a few bands who I like, but are not really well known, some not even signed yet. :) So, if you just let me do this, and maybe get some feed back, I will thank you in advance. :)

www.deadsy.com.:)

Go to that link and see if there's anything you like. It's a different type of music described as UNDERCORE with heavy synth, distorted guitar (when it's there) deep bass, and killer beats. If you can give and ear and truly listen to the lyrics, you might find some truth to them.

Thank you for letting me have say, and if you're going to be mean, go ahead. :(

Valete. :)

Have you seen Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger?

No.

That's a bit negative P. Very forthright and succinct.

I'm waiting for a new re-make of some of the classic Sinbad movies, with upgraded suspension and interior refinements. A cyclops chasing through mountain chasms sounds ace.

I'm surprised you couldn't obtain The Texas Chain Store Bargain in a Bargain Bucket somewhere. Isn't it on cable somewhere?

Did you get to see The Matress or Du Turminador? ...

I didn't mean to be negative, H.

You know my DVD buying habits. If I can't get it from Amazon, I generally don't get it. Is it worth their price?

I generally don't (in fact almost never) see movies in theaters. So no Matrix, no Governor Arnold. The only movie I went to a theater to see in recent memory was The Two Towers (soon to be out on DVD! Hurray!!!)

Now at which point of that post did you feel the need to introduce the editing facility? ... most curious and also quite exciting.

The Two Turnips is a good movie. We got the extensive 5,000 disk DVD of the first film at Chrimbo time and I think we've sat chatting through about 3 minutes of disk 304, so there's only 5.6 million hours of special effects make-up and over cast discussions remaining.

The new film is out in cinemas at the end of the year, as is Matrix Retributions. Would that mean two trips out for Paddle Steamer? - have you a seat reserved in 1st class for such situations?

We saw Ghost Ship the other day, it should have been called Ghost Turd.

On the Massacre DVD, it is a film you would watch once and not really bother again. I'm not sure if its worth 24 dollars to be honest. In Eggland you can usually pick it up for a tenner (which is about 14 dollops). If you were feeling fairly casual with your coin, order it alongside The Changeling, which is a really scary effort (very good film in fact).

If the answer is Pluto Nash, what was the question?

What was a bigger flop than Gigli?

My first use of the edit function was to add the second "don't."

I don't believe I've heard of The Changeling.

I didn't like the first Matrix enough to go to a theater for the second or third. But understand that's a very high hurdle! I did like it, just not enough.

I believe I watched most of the special features on FOTR when the extended DVD came out (although perhaps not the art director's running commentary). But lately I just watch the movie.

Don't be fooled by the crisps that I eat, I'm just, I'm just Jenny from the Street, I used to eat a little now I consume a lot, Dum da diddy bang diddy doodle duddy.

You know she was so close to having a decent lyric with meaning.

It wasn't a great surprise the announcement of the 'trial' separation - as the closing credits rolled down to conclude the Gipsy flopper.

Madonna and Brian Ritchie effort 'Washed Aside' looked to be the turkey from Hades, but having watched it, it was almost average to below-par. This couple seems to have their wits about them, whereas Mo 'Fo and B A Hunting appear lacking at scientific knowledge.

I would pay to see a donkey strike J-Blow's anus in a bikini. J-Blow can be wearing whatever she wants, as long as it isn't too protective of her buttocks. To see her fly through the air and into the sea would be fitting.

She might land on Mariah Kettle Drum, who was bashed by a mule earlier and who's sonar whistlings had attracted a band of passing dolphins.

Dear me, H, you are one of the three people on the planet who saw the Slept Away remake. Why?

I am not sure whether you are saying faintly positive things about J, or merely faintly lustful ones. From my perspective, she and MC are in totally different categories. I presume you remember my feelings about MC. They're not pretty.

Surely no one expected J&B to last?

My combination of donkey with J-Lo was purely as it was, a big hoof booting her up her own booty. She deserves it for the rhubarb she spouts.

M Cake Stall Inhibitor is possibly the original worst diva but she has got a fairly substantial pair of earrings to battle with, so naturally she has to be placed above Jacob Low if the ranking went up for normality, and down with egos.

Whitney Houston we've landed, who's marriage to Bobby Womack is nothing short of Rocky becoming embroiled with a 90 degree pig if that were ever to be real (Rocky belted such pigs in an effort to stay trim in the late 70's) is a bit pitiful. But she's meant to be a bit of a 'I don't do stairs' kind of 'gal. Which surely means she is unlikely to clean her own lavatory. Bringing up the rear must be the little genie upstart Christeapot Agua with soft white bread please, who seems to be spiralling out of control with her requests.

What about Tumpkin Binderlight, a man so compulsived up to the nines he refuses to wear underpants which have been previously worn. Could he not appoint somebody to wash his smalls? - I've heard some modern detergents can leave your clothing almost like new.

It worked on my socks.

Double chortle, marvelous.

Just one question. The Bella's been sold out on my last two trips to the newsagents, so I'm a bit behind on my reading.

Tumpkin Binderlight = Justin Timberlake?

You left out sea lion, H! Why?

Did you really hear or read that about JT? Delightful if true. Perhaps he passes out his used ones as mementos to admiring fans?

haha Huntsman, you're funny. I like you. :)

And no, I have not seen any Sinbad movies... as of yet. I'll look into those for you, and give you my own feedback one day.

BUT DID YOU GIVE DEADSY A CHANCE??? :(

I will be checking back frequently.

Deadsy

Just had a listen and was impressed. 'Brand New Love' is an excellent track.

HELL YES!:) And Brand New Love is an excellent song, but that is a cover of Sebadoh. :) They have a lot of covers in their older days which include Rush, Pavement, The Cure, David Bowie, Gary Numan, Tommy James and the Shondells (where he sings a duet with his mother, Cher) and maybe a couple other bands. But, their original songs are great, which include "They Key to Gramercy Park", "Winners", "Mansion World", "Lake Waramaug", "The Elements", "Flowing Glower", "Future Years", "She Likes Big Words", "Cruella", "Seagulls (The Macroprosopus)", "Le Cirque En Rose (Obsolescence" and the title track which is basically a collage of sounds, "Commencement". They have some other tracks and "Phantasmagore", their next album, will be released in January of next year. :)

EVERYONE should go out and buy Commencement. :) ...or not. :(

Thanks, Element for giving thema a listen. :) I really do appreciate it. :)

Valete.:)

Larry, could you clear up who is Valet? - are you the band DeadSea?

I'm still in shock that a man has not seen any Sinbad film, is this a record?

I've not seen any of them either. Won't be seeing any of them. Wouldn't see them if I won free tickets.

I haven't seen any of them either, H.

Now tell us more about JT's personal hygiene habits.

Originally posted by Patrick I haven't seen any of them either, H.Now tell us more about JT's personal hygiene habits.

Don't it is PANTS!

Originally posted by Rocket Mick > Originally posted by Patrick> I haven't seen any of them either, H.> > Now tell us more about JT's personal hygiene habits.>

Don't it is PANTS!

Yes. Precisely. Tell us more about his pants.

Huntsman, I'm not in the band Deadsy, but I know some people in there, and I just promote. I'm in several other small bands, but it's nothing to talk about. I play the drums in them. :)

"Valete" is latin for "Goodbye" in the plural form. Sorry if it confused you.:(

haha, and No, I have yet to see Sinbad's movies. I will get around to it. :)

BUT, HAVE YOU LISTENED TO THE DEADSY MUSIC? IF NOT, YOU SHOULD. :)

Now here comes the latin.

Valete. :)

Here's some more latin for you: Caraticus Malitos Herentar Herentee

... did Latin myself!

All I know about Dustbin Timberland is that he recently began to become very wary of slightly soiled under garments. To the extent he would wear a pair of Calvin Petersons, then need a shower to freshen up, put his 1 hour old ones in the magical timberbin, put a new pair on and so on. The road crew (and birds) became involved because if he touched something that wasn't spotless, off comes the shorts and a new pair of briefs would need to be worn, after the obligatory shower.

The report went on to say that he had to sleep in spotlessly clean brand new covers. And if you notice, his videos see him sporting a lot of clean white goods.

I see there's a lot of people outing themselves that they haven't seen a Sinbad film. Although its nothing to be ashamed of I'd say a lot of thoroughly exhilarating movie entertainment has and is being missed. Just imagine a Cyclops picking men up, twisting them bad, then throwing them onto other males scurrying up the canyon towards the boat. And then, as they leg it on the boat they head out past a gap in the valley where the cyclops has ran to to stand astride and knock their craft around a bit.

If you want to know how they thwarted the Cyclops (called Neil), you'd need to hire the film or seek out a special screening.

Known Pleasures ... more like Unknown Pleasures.

What does that mean, Huntsman? Some of it looks latin and some of it doesn't. Please tell me. :(

And, that just sounds like the Odyssey, and I've seen plenty versions of that, thank you. :) The Aeneid as well. ;)

Why haven't you listened to Deadsy, yet? :( You really should. You remind me of their cover of The Sweet's "Fox on the Run"... I don't know why, but you do. :)

ok Valete.:)

So it seems he really is following in the weirdness footsteps of his model MJ?

Looks like it, perhaps it happens to most who become so vastly famous.

You'd have to think that Justin has peeked even earlier than MJ, MJ didn't slide until he'd released Off the Boil, whereas Tutkins is already on a roll with his first album Beating It.

Sos pal for not listening to Dead Sea Scrolls, I'll have a go later when I'm having a biscuit. Thanks for comparing me with a fox, its quite an honour.

Pastie, do you go swimming quite often?

Why do you ask me about swimming, H? As a matter of fact, I never swim.

I suspect Justintime may be able to avoid his master's addiction to cosmetic surgery, though, don't you think?

... not if he wants to turn himself black.

You're right, Huntsman, it should be an honor. :)

But, just hurry and listen to Deadsy, I really want to hear what you think. :)

And Patrick, why the hell haven't you gave them a listen?? :(

Don't be mean. :(

Valete. :(

I suspect JT would follow his model in terms of the color he wants to be.

OK, L, do they sound like anybody I would know? The Smiths, for example?

You do make me chortle Patty.