Ravenbomb

Couldn't you just find someone else with copies of them and scan the covers?

As long as OuTtKaSt is still around

*phew* I'm really glad GCW's coming back.

I liked Elephant. Okay, 'like' isn't the right word, but I wouldn't say it was shitty.

Some guy made a Columbine game with RPG Maker XP. So what?

He camps out near your hiding spot with binoculars and lube

Well, I'm always looking to pad my credits

The first five tracks are totally solid. And that makes up most of the album since there's only 9 songs on it.

As far as pure vocal talent, it's a race to see who's gonna be runner-up to Melinda the Background Singer.

I can't listen to myself talk. We had a premiere party for The Customer's Always Right (it'll be on YouTube soon), and I did a commentary track for the DVD, and some people wanted to listen to it. I talked them out of it and instead we did a group live commentary. But sitting there just listening to myself talk over a movie would've been horrible. I can watch myself act, but I would not want to just listen to myself talk.

Oh. My mistake, then.

That guy's hand has to be calloused all to hell, though. Still, holy crap.

EFA

Nighthawks at least has Emotional Weather Report, which isn't necessarily one of my favorite Tom Waits songs, but I still really like it. The title trak on HoSN is decent-ish, but other than that I just don't care for the album. Of course, I don't think he ever got back to the level of Closing Time until Heartattack and Vine and Swordfishtrombones. But Closing Time's still my favorite of his albums.

Heart of Saturday Night. Closing Time is one of my favorite albums, but I can't think of a single song on HoSN that I particularly care for.

While I may not necessarily agree, I will by no means argue, because Delirious is really goddamn awesome.

oh

Well, I'm not sure if it has the fading in and out, but if you're on Windows XP then you should have Microsoft Movie Maker (or Windows Movie Maker, I forget which it is) already on your computer. If not, I'd go with Ulead Video Studio. It's not as advanced as Adobe Premiere or Avid Xpress, but it's not as expensive either, and it's still damn good.

"Laverne ROBERTS!" *smash window*

Bummer, yo. I don't care about football much, but I can understand why he'd want to go so badly.

I never said I didn't suspect it. I just don't like it.

I want Blake to do The Reflex, complete with DDR dance moves.

Jagger's not really a singer, either. ZING!

This is the 3rd time he's been on the show, right? I know of two other ones, I just can't remember if there was a fourth I'm forgetting.

Yeah, I've played with Avid some. I generally use a combination of Adobe Premiere Pro, a little Avid, and Ulead Video Studio 10 for colour correction and some basic stuff. The big video editing compy we had is gone for the time being, but mine still has the Adobe package, Flash, and some Ulead programs.