I don't like Rush, but this is a troll thread. Lockity lockity.
Also, I don't quite get the 80's cartoon reference. I get that the music sounds dated, but when I imagine Spiderman fighting bad guys, this music doesn't fit at all.
"I don't like Rush, but this is a troll thread. Lockity lockity.
Also, I don't quite get the 80's cartoon reference. I get that the music sounds dated, but when I imagine Spiderman fighting bad guys, this music doesn't fit at all."
He just likes to ride my ass about every kind of music I like.
"Having never listened to Rush besides for that song posted here, I ask, do all their songs sound like background music for an 80's cartoon?"
Must be some awesome 80's cartoons you watched."
Seriously, close you eyes, listen to that song here and imagine Spider-Man punching goons or something and it fits perfectly."
That also fits with Chopin if you're insane enough."
Does Chopin have cheesy bass twanging too?"
LOL PETE WENTZ.
No, that's not cheesy bass twanging. That's just bass that isn't played with a pick. Difference.
Does this suit your pickness more?
"
I honestiy don't care. A bass is a bass is a bass. Bulldog19892 said:
"Also, I don't quite get the 80's cartoon reference. I get that the music sounds dated, but when I imagine Spiderman fighting bad guys, this music doesn't fit at all."
It doesn't have to be Spider-Man. Just picture an action scene from an 80's cartoon or Miami Vice or something. It's a perfect fit.
"Having never listened to Rush besides for that song posted here, I ask, do all their songs sound like background music for an 80's cartoon?"
Must be some awesome 80's cartoons you watched."
Seriously, close you eyes, listen to that song here and imagine Spider-Man punching goons or something and it fits perfectly."
That also fits with Chopin if you're insane enough."
Does Chopin have cheesy bass twanging too?"
LOL PETE WENTZ.
No, that's not cheesy bass twanging. That's just bass that isn't played with a pick. Difference.
Does this suit your pickness more?
"
I honestiy don't care. A bass is a bass is a bass. Bulldog19892 said:
"Also, I don't quite get the 80's cartoon reference. I get that the music sounds dated, but when I imagine Spiderman fighting bad guys, this music doesn't fit at all."
It doesn't have to be Spider-Man. Just picture an action scene from an 80's cartoon or Miami Vice or something. It's a perfect fit."
"I prefer Fall Out Boy. Pete Wentz is so talented."
Anything for a spin:
I'd like to see Rush do that."
See Rush do what? Suck? Or is it the fancy little thing he did with his guitar? But your right on either count, they will never do either, I don't think Alex Lifeson needs to spin his guitar around to garner respect from his fans. Unlike SOME PEOPLE OMG!
Point well missed. Well, joke well missed, but whatever.
O. You did mean that spinny thing."
I'd have thought comments like: 'I honestly don't care. A bass is a bass is a bass' ,'Anything for a spin' and the video being a 30-odd second clip of Petey spinning and nothing else would have given it away earlier.
That little twirly thing he does just seems like a gimmick to me. It would be cooler if he could maintain the same level of energy through the whole show the way these guys do:
Point well missed. Well, joke well missed, but whatever.
O. You did mean that spinny thing."
I'd have thought comments like: 'I honestly don't care. A bass is a bass is a bass' ,'Anything for a spin' and the video being a 30-odd second clip of Petey spinning and nothing else would have given it away earlier."
Sorry, stage antics don't work on me. I generally don't even notice what the hell is going on on stage. Also:
This is a better display of constant energy. Even so, this topic has spun in directions that I had hoped it wouldn't.
"That little twirly thing he does just seems like a gimmick to me. It would be cooler if he could maintain the same level of energy through the whole show the way these guys do:
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The guy on the left looks lke he's always about to fall over.
Point well missed. Well, joke well missed, but whatever.
O. You did mean that spinny thing."
I'd have thought comments like: 'I honestly don't care. A bass is a bass is a bass' ,'Anything for a spin' and the video being a 30-odd second clip of Petey spinning and nothing else would have given it away earlier."
Sorry, stage antics don't work on me. I generally don't even notice what the hell is going on on stage. Also:
This is a better display of constant energy. Even so, this topic has spun in directions that I had hoped it wouldn't.
'
"
Great. No one cares. The joke is gone now and as usual, it went over your head because you're too busy being pretentious.
"That little twirly thing he does just seems like a gimmick to me. It would be cooler if he could maintain the same level of energy through the whole show the way these guys do:
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The guy on the left looks lke he's always about to fall over."
He always does. He and the lead singer might be hopped up on something.
This is actually one of their calmest performances. The Letterman show specifically asked them to be less destructive for this concert.
Great. No one cares. The joke is gone now and as usual, it went over your head because you're too busy being pretentious."THE MIRROR IS YOUR PRIME THREAT, MR. WENTZ!
Fallout boy are probably one of the most influential bands to walk this bright green earth, there killer riff`s and melodic chrous`s would turn anyones bad day into the best day ever *Sarcasm Off*
Anyways, message me when they can write anything close to this.
Now this is a story all about how my Life got flipped turned upside down And I'd like to take a minute just sit right there I'll tell you how I become the prince of a town called Bel-Air
Okay, in order to switch gears from the "Can Rush spin in circles while playing?" or "Is Fallout Boy Better than Rush?" or whatever the hell went on here, here's another video in the "Shreds" Series.
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