TheWindBlower

His location says Russia. Can you not read? Is that what they lack in California? Too much yoga in school is it, too much teeth bleaching and skin tanning and oh lets have some applie and coca cola cause we're real Americans! Look at me I'm 8 years old and my momma got me some fake white teeth cause I'm gonna grow up and be in Hollywood cause I'm an American! Yay! I got my foreskin chopped off at birth cause the doctor says it's healthier! I loves my President old Barry from Kenya. I love Obamacare, they gon' take care of pearly white teeth.
 
Moron.

Not sure which is more obnoxious, the OP or this.

JOKE'S ON YOU, ABOVETHEEARTH ISN'T FROM RUSSIA.  WHAT NOW BOY?  SIT DOWN.  DADDY DONE DID SCHOOL YOU ON DECEPTIVE LOCATIONS.  HOW DO YOU FEEL NOW?  TRY AGAIN KID.

From the Killers thread:
 

Dude's a Brit.
 
Managed to find a picture of him too:

Texas and California are two great states, which produce a lot of entertainment and useful goods for the entire world including your country.

Texas and California are two great states, which produce a lot of entertainment and useful goods for the entire world including your country.

Oh no doubt,costs Universal less than $10 to manufacture. They're making plenty off these. Bastards.

Look at you all with your cuss words and insults lol. Take a good look at yourselves. Go look in the mirror I mean really, is that all any of you can do? You're all angry because you all know I'm right. Why do I buy vinyl records? I don't just buy vinyl i buy CDs, i buy them to listen to music I like and I do it in whichever way I think is the best way, that means price, where I can buy it, how badly I want it, lots of reasons. The other guy up the page likes to tell me that vinyl records weren't much good in 2007, at least when I walked into a highstreet music store here I went in and the place was full of 7" singles, 12" singles, imports, white labels, albums. The statistics might show otherwise but the selection ie. what you can buy ws far far better than it is today and if you are a music fan then you would have bought singles. Singles were a cheap way of buying a song you liked but maybe didn't want the album. It's no surprise I walk into those same stores now and the singles section is a tiny little shelf and the rest is overpriced LPs, most of them reiusses. Now don't get me wrong, I have nothing against Bruce Springsteen or Bob Marley or AC/DC and all these other artists that seem to overpopulate record stores but for someone like me who buys music to listen to it at that time, it doesn't do me much good. I'd take 2007, infact right up till the end of 2009 even over 2010-2013 any day of the week. You say I hate the fact that people who like the same music as me keep their music in frames. The kind of music I like, nowadays, I can't buy on wax unless I either buy the album or I look at the bootleggers and see what extra tracks they've stuck on with it and even then the bootleggers can't seem to even get that right these days because any singles they do release they release them months after they've been released to itunes so buy the time I get round to buying it I've already got another bunch of singles I'd like so I don't even buy bootlegs all that often unless it's something i really really want. I'm thrilled that vinyl records are selling so well but I'd be lying if I wasn't just a little insulted at every article I read about it claiming as if vinyl is back, as if it was gone and now it's this new thing that the kids are into. It never went away. It's the highest in 20 years and I look in record stores and I see names like Vampire Weekend and Daft Punk and Sting and I'm thinking what on earth are these people buying. I'd love to know where the sales are coming from. If this is what they are buying now, all these overpriced LPs they would have loved it just 4 years ago when it was just a regular format and the prices were much lower.
 
 
I daresay the crowd that are buying records now would have loved all the cheap 7" and 12" records. They could have got 4 or 5 for the same price they pay for an album. For them to make a comeback people would need to stop buying vinyl again. But of course that is all nonsense isn't it. And as for you Derek, I'm not any Try Hard or whatever you call it. I made a thread saying what I felt needed to be said, everything I said was true and if you don't like it tough. If i wanted to know your opinion I'd ask you. There is no crime about saying what you think, then again you do live in America, I know you don't have freedom of speech over there anymore. Old Barry from Kenya seen to that. Couldn't even vote an American to be your President could you and now the TSA have their hands down everyones pants in airports and you have all these patsys running around trying to scare people into giving up their guns and all these other fake things going on in the government. But on here no one will know Derek. On here you can have your Freedom of Speech back. On here, online , in this forum your constitution is real again, it's a real thing that means something and I wont take that away from you even though your President took it away from your people in real life. On here you can speak your mind but don't ever.....call me names or try and badmouth me ok. We got that? You're a good kid, you're passionate, I like your passion.

Go Blue!

If this was to happen, the world would never be the same.

Forever Came Calling is a great band, and their acoustic track sounds pretty awesome. Might have to pick this up.

Record sounds great. They include Brian's banter from the show which is hysterical.

I don't see the connection?
 

Good luck man! I'll try to remember to pop back again tomorrow to help you out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w98LYi6L9ko
 
Every Time I Die - For The Record
 
Very cool thread here, moo.

Congrats to richontheroad and a GREAT choice of album. I hope you enjoy the hell out of that record.

Yeah, there for sure is. After RSD, they pressed it on black. That's what is/was available in the webstore.

If you've slept on that Alcoa debut, get on it. One of the best releases of 2013 in my opinion. Derek is a tremendous lyricist.