In all seriousness....

by **JackT** » Sat May 23, 2009 10:21 am

withahip wrote:Jack - with all do respect - most ignorant statement you have ever made.

With all DUE respect, I don't think so.

One of us has seen Pete play live, has been listening to Porcupine for more than a year, and has more than two gigs under his belt. In none of those cases is that person you. Maybe you're the Bunnymen expert when you're talking to blackfrancis, but you're out of your league with me, son.

by **happy_loss** » Sat May 23, 2009 10:25 am

JackT wrote:With all DUE respect, I don't think so.

One of us has seen Pete play live, has been listening to Porcupine for more than a year, and has more than two gigs under his belt. In none of those cases is that person you. Maybe you're the Bunnymen expert when you're talking to blackfrancis, but you're out of your league with me, son.

ouch!

by **withahip** » Sat May 23, 2009 11:35 am

In all seriousness! When I saw Letterman Latnight in NYC - I just realized Hugh Laurie was the guest that night! How for do these connections go?

by **tonywojo** » Sat May 23, 2009 12:00 pm

withahip wrote:In all seriousness! When I saw Letterman Latnight in NYC - I just realized Hugh Laurie was the guest that night! How for do these connections go?

is getting on letterman really a big deal

by **withahip** » Sat May 23, 2009 12:24 pm

tonywojo wrote:is getting on letterman really a big deal

You are missing the point. I saw Hugh Laurie.

by **tonywojo** » Sat May 23, 2009 12:53 pm

withahip wrote:You are missing the point. I saw Hugh Laurie.

I dont care Im just asking the question.

by **withahip** » Sat May 23, 2009 1:07 pm

Letterman and Leno and O'Brien are part of the promotion machine for Hollywood. Appearances are made to promote whatever. Or if the performer is currently bg in the tabloids.

When I was in the studio audience, I was stunned by how even more not funny Letterman is in person than he is on television.

by **black francis** » Sat May 23, 2009 2:26 pm

JackT wrote:With all DUE respect, I don't think so.

One of us has seen Pete play live, has been listening to Porcupine for more than a year, and has more than two gigs under his belt. In none of those cases is that person you. Maybe you're the Bunnymen expert when you're talking to blackfrancis, but you're out of your league with me, son.

What are you bringing me into this for Mr. Bunnywunnypert?

by **tonywojo** » Sat May 23, 2009 2:37 pm

withahip wrote:Letterman and Leno and O'Brien are part of the promotion machine for Hollywood. Appearances are made to promote whatever. Or if the performer is currently bg in the tabloids.

When I was in the studio audience, I was stunned by how even more not funny Letterman is in person than he is on television.

wah ta

i find it a bit bland i must admit

by **JackT** » Sat May 23, 2009 4:49 pm

black francis wrote:What are you bringing me into this for Mr. Bunnywunnypert?

When Jr. takes a swing at Daddy in front of other people, everybody gets hurt.

by **black francis** » Sat May 23, 2009 5:38 pm

Just not in the face. I still have to make a living you know.

by **withahip** » Sat May 23, 2009 9:59 pm

JackT wrote:With all DUE respect, I don't think so.

One of us has seen Pete play live, has been listening to Porcupine for more than a year, and has more than two gigs under his belt. In none of those cases is that person you. Maybe you're the Bunnymen expert when you're talking to blackfrancis, but you're out of your league with me, son.

I saw Pete play live in 1987. New Order opened for them. I've seen the Bunnymen live more than two times and had a cassette version of Porcupine in 1986.

More importantly, simply stating the band has done ok with drummers after the two videos posted back to back show how downright boring the drummers for hire are and leave so much lacking shows you really don't know what you are talking about.

Let it go, grandpa. Sometimes you are wrong. This is one of those times.

by **JackT** » Sat May 23, 2009 10:06 pm

withahip wrote:I saw Pete play live in 1987. New Order opened for them. I've seen the Bunnymen live more than two times and had a cassette version of Porcupine in 1986.

More importantly, simply stating the band has done ok with drummers after the two videos posted back to back show how downright boring the drummers for hire are and leave so much lacking shows you really don't know what you are talking about.

Let it go, grandpa. Sometimes you are wrong. This is one of those times.

Listen punk, I crap bigger than you.** Simon Finley is an AWESOME drummer. So actually, the band have done BETTER than okay drummer-wise. Are you sure you know good drumming when you hear it?

You saw Pete in 87? How old were you? 1? In your mother's womb? And I didn't say you didn't HAVE Porcupine, I said you didn't listen to it.

**getting medical treatment for this

by **withahip** » Sat May 23, 2009 10:09 pm

JackT wrote:Listen punk, I crap bigger than you.** Simon Finley is an AWESOME drummer. So actually, the band have done BETTER than okay drummer-wise. Are you sure you know good drumming when you hear it?

You saw Pete in 87? How old were you? 1? In your mother's womb? And I didn't say you didn't HAVE Porcupine, I said you didn't listen to it.

**getting medical treatment for this

I think you just crapped your pants during that outburst.

by **JackT** » Sat May 23, 2009 10:10 pm

withahip wrote:I think you just crapped your pants during that outburst.

Ha shows what you know. I'm not wearing pants.

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