One band? Oi... can't do it.Originally posted by jadatrack
what's a band you like?
Misfits, descendents, bad religion, snapcase, propagandhi, social distortion, sick of it all, adolescents, The GC5 minor threat, the clash, swingin utters, strike anywhere, beltones, seven seconds, Grade, Mad Sin, down by law, nofx, stiff little fingers, good riddance, rise against, boy sets fire, strung out, death by stereo, strife, fugazi, fury 66, tiger army, angry samoans, dropkick murphys, operation ivy, dead milkmen, avail, against me!, the dwarves, the freeze, the zero boys, missing 23rd, nekromantix, one man army..... there's a few to start you off, and that's just the punk stuff.
Last edited by igofast; 05-20-2003 at 03:20 AM.
OK let's see here....
1. Would you rather lose your music ability or your sex drive???
2. What is your biggest phobia???
3. You have the chance to play a benefit concert. What charity do you donate your profits to???
4. What is your favorite Beatles song?? (please have one..please)
5. Do you think I'm sexy???)
You know how the time flies
Only yesterday was the time of our lives
We were born and raised
In a summer haze
Bound by the surprise of our glory days
1. Would you rather lose your music ability or your sex drive???
If I were to lose one, it'd be music, hands down. I don't have any musical ability anyway, I just sing for a punk rock band. I love sex too much.
2. What is your biggest phobia???
Don't really have any phobias, I'm pretty good at mentally talking myself through fear. Certainly not any of the common ones such as heights, snakes, bugs, small spaces, etc. If you asked what my biggest fear is, it's probably being lonely.
3. You have the chance to play a benefit concert. What charity do you donate your profits to???
That's a tough one to answer, I am extremely skeptical of charities, so I'd have to really investigate a charitable organization before I gave them money and I don't have any extra money, so I haven't done any research. There's a lot of things that need money though.... aids, diabetes, education, homeless, get jed cool stuff, all the standards. I don't know what I'd chose.
4. What is your favorite Beatles song?? (please have one..please
I'll take the stones over the beatles 8 days a week (oh the irony). So, no, I don't really have one, I'm afraid I think they're terribly over-rated.
5. Do you think I'm sexy???
I've never seen you and you're too busy flirting with shelter for me to really have any interaction with you, so....... I dunno.
woot! operation ivy did sound system, right?Originally posted by igofast
One band? Oi... can't do it.
Misfits, descendents, bad religion, snapcase, propagandhi, social distortion, sick of it all, adolescents, The GC5 minor threat, the clash, swingin utters, strike anywhere, beltones, seven seconds, Grade, Mad Sin, down by law, nofx, stiff little fingers, good riddance, rise against, boy sets fire, strung out, death by stereo, strife, fugazi, fury 66, tiger army, angry samoans, dropkick murphys, operation ivy, dead milkmen, avail, against me!, the dwarves, the freeze, the zero boys, missing 23rd, nekromantix, one man army..... there's a few to start you off, and that's just the punk stuff.
what's your favorite fugazi song?
do you like catch-22?
what's the best book you've ever read?
When you going to finish my sequel?
Just want to say igofast that I think this is really cool that you are willing to answer the questions pertained to youIt's a great way for people to get to know you & to start interaction
Who's Shelter???
You know how the time flies
Only yesterday was the time of our lives
We were born and raised
In a summer haze
Bound by the surprise of our glory days
1. Op Ivy did indeed do sound system. Probably common knowledge, but the guitarist and bassist from Op Ivy went on to start Rancid.Originally posted by jadatrack
woot! operation ivy did sound system, right?
what's your favorite fugazi song?
do you like catch-22?
what's the best book you've ever read?
2. My favorite fugazi song is definately waiting room. That is a near perfect song. Others at the top of the list are bad mouth, margin walker, public witness program, smallpox champion, long division, KYEO, and there's more. Ian McKaye has been involved with two of the most influencial bands in history for punk and indie - minor threat and fugazi respectively. Gotta respect the guy.
3. Catch-22 has a couple ok songs, I'm not big on ska though. Some ska is ok, but catch-22 is just too happy.
4. Cats Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. is way up there.
You can't rush the creative process darling! It must come to me naturally.Originally posted by Foul Temptress
When you going to finish my sequel?
What can I say, I'm a people pleaser.Originally posted by beatlebabe1972
Just want to say igofast that I think this is really cool that you are willing to answer the questions pertained to you
waiting room is an awesome song
would you rather watch the sunset or the sunrise?
do you like rainbows?
what's your favorite time of the day?
what was it like to meet justin?
1. Sunrise, it's much more interesting, colorful and peacefulOriginally posted by jadatrack
would you rather watch the sunset or the sunrise?
do you like rainbows?
what's your favorite time of the day?
what was it like to meet justin?
2. Never really thought about rainbows in a "do I like them context" They're nice I guess, but nothin special.
3. The part where I wake up and remember really vivid dreams
4. It was cool I guess, he had less of a foward personality than I expected, but that could easily because we had just met. The majority of the encounter was me being interviewed.
do you smile a lot?
He does when he's gettin' head.Originally posted by jadatrack
do you smile a lot?
hahaha
Who are you, Mr. Igofast?
I am Jed Ross, of the Dress for Less family, spawned in the fall of 1977 by two hippies who made apple juice. I am somewhat of an enigma, a mystery, and attempts to fully know and understand me in my entirety have driven men insane. Ok, not really, but it sounded good.Originally posted by seekerofvisions
Who are you, Mr. Igofast?
I'm just your average, loveable punk rock guy, with hopes and dreams just like everyone. Sometimes I'm mean and rude, sometimes I'm nicer than I even expect from myself. I love my friends, without them, I'm nothing.
I just drank a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice. Sometimes it's the simple things that make life worth living.
Wow! This is a truly impressive thread. Firstly because you had the fortitude to do it in the first place and,secondly your answers are well thought out and intelligent. My respect for you just went up a few notches.
OK, enough blowing sun shine up yer arse.......
When you're on stage do you feel you have the audience in your pocket?
Do you have film ambitions beyond editing?
Who squeezed the orange juice?
No need to stopOriginally posted by colonel58
OK, enough blowing sun shine up yer arse.......
Hardly. I'm actually a very modest person, probably more than I should be. It's hard for me to tell how an audience feels about our performance unless they are actively involved, moshing, singing along, or at least bobbing their head. Once stuff like that happens, there's deffinately a rush that goes along with it, and even a sense of power, but I wouldn't say that I hold anyone in my hand or anything. Music (especially punk) has always been about community and respect for people in the scene for me, so it's almost like they're as important as I/we are. Of course they are as important, without fans, we have nothing.When you're on stage do you feel you have the audience in your pocket?
Not specific ones. I love the whole process, so I'm not going to say I'd turn down opportunities to do more. I've always wanted to do something with bands, maybe touring with a band and doing a video tour diary thing with performances and stuff... maybe I'll do it with my own band. Editing is my favorite part, and the part I'm best at, but I like filmmaking as a whole.Do you have film ambitions beyond editing?
Jonas. He works here at the office. He made me (and eveyrone else in the office that wanted any) an omlette, hashbrowns, and sausages. Stuff like that can really brighten up a morning.Who squeezed the orange juice?
This thread has been much longer/more successful than I ever expected.
Last edited by igofast; 05-23-2003 at 02:33 PM.
Are you sure of that?Originally posted by igofast
I am Jed Ross, of the Dress for Less family, spawned in the fall of 1977 by two hippies who made apple juice. I am somewhat of an enigma, a mystery, and attempts to fully know and understand me in my entirety have driven men insane. Ok, not really, but it sounded good.
I'm just your average, loveable punk rock guy, with hopes and dreams just like everyone. Sometimes I'm mean and rude, sometimes I'm nicer than I even expect from myself. I love my friends, without them, I'm nothing.
absolutely.I just drank a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice. Sometimes it's the simple things that make life worth living.
for the first time
today -
i didn't see myself
the way that you do.
Certainly not. I am in no way prepared to answer the question "who are you" when it is directed at me. My philosophical views on what it means to exist are not solid enough for me to formulate a meaning and tangable identity for myself. So in closing, I do not actually know who I am, I'm afraid I'm not able to fully answer that question to my liking.Originally posted by seekerofvisions
Are you sure of that?
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A gun I suppose. I'd have to have a really damn good reason to do it, even if I was going to get away with it. I'm a lover not a fighter. I don't particularly like the idea of using something like a bat, where you can feel it hitting the victim.Originally posted by Stage Monster
If you were absolutely certain you could get away with murder no matter what, what weapon would you use?
What an odd question zach.....
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