RONG 2

bubbling, even

The BMRC show I had a free ticket for sucked so bad. Left after the first song.

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-- Mr. Que, Tuesday, October 30, 2007 3:16 PM (58 seconds ago) Bookmark Link

The BMRC show I had a free ticket for sucked so bad.

I kinda liked their first record but yeah I saw em live once and they suucccccked

The person who's threatened to kill me on the most occasions is a dude who had a Myspace where he raged against "bullshit mainstream mass-produced culture" and talked about how he only watched movies and listened to music that were challenging and provocative. BMRC were his favourite band, I think his favourite film was Amelie.

should i know what a BMRC is

They're like every other band from 2001 you've forgotten about

The B stands for "Bowel." I'll say no more.

its actually brmc (black rebel motorcycle club)

you dont need to know them

ohhh ok. my mom and little sister like them.

they just remind me how lame it must be to be british

I don't think they actually are british?

They're American

I mean, we have enough shit bands already that don't rock! We don't need another one blamed on us.

sorry dude

Yea, but you like all our shit bands! You guys even came around on nu-emo

also making it worse!

You guys even came around on nu-emo

Not guilty here! God, Jon!

All I'm listening to these days is harry warren tunes, so maybe I shouldn't criticise ANY other music that ppl like, though.

Yea, but you like all our shit bands! You guys even came around on nu-emo

-- Catsupppppppppppppp dude 茄蕃, Tuesday, 30 October 2007 15:58 (5 minutes ago) Bookmark Link

spacehog.jpg
bush.jpg

dude "in the meantime" is a JAM

Spacehog was a one hit wonder! I don't even think they warrented a magazine cover.

yeah i have no idea how spacehog dudes got all that a-list poon. wtf!?!

i think i like the not gonna teach your boyfriend how to dance with you song

is this shameful, oracle williams?

http://hex.oucs.ox.ac.uk/~rejs/photos/A40/medium/119canon/img_1920.jpg

accept my humble offering

yeah i have no idea how spacehog dudes got all that a-list poon. wtf!?!

-- bell_labs, Tuesday, October 30, 2007 4:12 PM (6 minutes ago) Bookmark Link

there was this britpop DJ at my college radio station who had lame hair, and the rumor was always that she slept with that dude. was his name royston langdon?

After the band dropped Elektra Records, Spacehog signed with upstart label Artemis Records and released its third album, The Hogyssey, on April 10, 2001. The album continued the band's neo-glam approach and featured the singles "I Want To Live" and "At Least I Got Laid", as well as a funkified version of Richard Strauss's "Also sprach Zarathustra".

yeah, and he's married to liv tyler!

http://i.imdb.com/Photos/Events/4789/RoystonLan_Watts_8759848_400.jpg

HOW

I read that as Lili Taylor for a sec, and I felt really, really disappointed in her.

FUNKIFIED

Black Bear Attacks, Rapes Zarathustra

Liv T is apparently totally amazingly beaut in person, and also very very nice. I wish her better than scrawny brit rocker but hey, what can you do.

im in a brmc video. those guys are dicks.

did they creampie you?

So i guess BMRC = Bowel Movement Rating Commission?

Liv Tyler's eyes are out of alignment. She is B grade poon

the other one in spacehog dated kate moss. i will never understand hot rich chicks.

picture of chicago kevin and his "friend" here

The chihuahua?

that one spacehog song kicks ass

ooh-wee-ooh-wee-ooh-wee-ooh-wee-BOMPHAWONKAWONKAWONK

chaki otm

lub me that song

dude i shouted that shit out an hour ago!

i saw brmc open for spiritualized a few years ago. those dudes are pussies. they have one song i like but everything else is so awful.

there was this britpop DJ at my college radio station who had lame hair, and the rumor was always that she slept with that dude. was his name royston langdon?

not only this, but i believe she also had a spacehawg tat on her inner thigh

an arrow pointing upward, no doubt

david edelstein:

But then there's a burst of hard rock and an omniscient, 35-millimeter camera swoops over the trees, and we're suddenly in the land of conventional horror movies—of Friday the 13th (1980) and The Evil Dead (1983) and all those other splatter flicks in which attractive young people set out to party hearty while we munch our popcorn and wait for someone to be impaled.