Scissor Sisters roll call

[eltee]

Originally posted by sonickteam2:
   

Originally posted by Sugartastic Tee Flava:
 
 So....the show was pretty good, eh?

i didnt go, blondie, didnt i clearly state that in my post    

[Bags]

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  Oh, scratch that. He wasn't the one who pm'd me to comment on what a "fat,nasty bitch" you are. That was one of the other board assholes. So I guess he's not the biggest board asshole.

I live in blissful ignorance, which is fine.  I assume anyone who hates won't talk to me out "in the world," so what the hell.  Though I will say that PM sounds like it came from someone in your family.  You know, Rhett, I didn't call you an asshole, I said I didn't think GGW was one.  That's not very incendiary.  You really enjoy going off for the sake of it...

[Bags]

Speaking of the old days, is it Fall 2003?!?     :p

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by LabelsDC:
  Wow... I didnt know the BeeGee's were flamingly gay in the 80's.  Interesting...      
 
 originally posted by sonickteam2:
 
 i believe they take influence from most every flamingly gay pop star from the 70s or 80s.

did i say they were?

[indiekid75]

Wow so much going on with this ONE topic!!  Um, I would say it was a great show, but not too different from the first time I saw them at the 930 Club, earlier this year.
 
 As for Z104 (Mix 104?)...I have heard Scissor Sisters played on mostly this genre of radio since I've also heard them on 92.5 FM and Mix 106.5  This, of course when I actually listen to the radio, which isn't much apart from online ( WOXY and Xfm.co.uk)
 
 Speaking of Z104...if you look at their website their bands are fairly MORish (if I can use that term), but I wonder why they don't have Keane or Morrissey on there?  Plus, HFS is hosting the Keane gig at 930...do they even play Keane?!?
 
 Finally, back to Scissor Sisters.  I guess you could say they have a 70's/80's thing going on.  I can hear Elton John/Bowie/BeeGees most strongly.
 Are they a B-52's or Deee-Lite for this generation?  Maybe.  Hopefully their career lasts like the former and not the later.  

[Bags]

Originally posted by indiekid75:
 Are they a B-52's or Deee-Lite for this generation?  Maybe.

B-52s, I'd say no.
 Deee-lite, I'd say absolutely.
 
 By the way, Bob Mould was beside me on line going in to the show.  He got double-carded at the door!  [No, I didn't speak to him; I've decided he deserves his space and already knows he's a musical genius and god....]

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by indiekid75:
 
 Are they a B-52's or Deee-Lite for this generation?  Maybe.  Hopefully their career lasts like the former and not the later.      
   

whats your damn problem with Deee-Lite?

[Bags]

Sonick, you're pretty randy yourself today [no pun intended].  I don't think Indiekid has a problem with Deee-lite, but was pointing out that they didn't last all that long....  Ditto for me; I think they're very mucy like Deee-lite, but I wasnt' *wishing* them a short career....  Have all that same dressing up, made up names and being over the top/funky/way too cool for school in a cartoonish sort of way.

[indiekid75]

Thanks Bags...yeah, no probs with Deee-Lite here!
 I think they had a patchy middle phase, but I as a whole they put out some great stuff!
 
 Also, Bob Mould was there!?!  Wow...I wish I would have spotted him.  Actually there was a bald white guy near me, but I would guess he was too young to be Mr. Mould.  

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by Bags:
  Sonick, you're pretty randy yourself today [no pun intended].  I don't think Indiekid has a problem with Deee-lite, but was pointing out that they didn't last all that long....  Ditto for me; I think they're very mucy like Deee-lite, but I wasnt' *wishing* them a short career....  Have all that same dressing up, made up names and being over the top/funky/way too cool for school in a cartoonish sort of way.

i dont think thier career was that short, thats all.  they were around and very popular for a good 5 years!
 
   i dont know if i think the S Sisters have that long to be honest!

[nkotb]

My girlfriend and I call that "thinking your balls are too big for your pants."
 
 Like Lenny Kravitz, on those new Gap commercials.  He totally thinks his balls are too big for his pants.  
 
 

Originally posted by Bags:
 way too cool for school

[Bags]

Originally posted by indiekid75:
  Also, Bob Mould was there!?!  Wow...I wish I would have spotted him.  Actually there was a bald white guy near me, but I would guess he was too young to be Mr. Mould.      

He was standing at the very back, in between the soundboard and the merch counter.  Didn't dance at all.  You'd be surprised, he looks awfully young.  Bright blue collared shirt.  He's so amazing...I know, a regular person, but so amazing.    

[Bags]

Originally posted by nkotbie:
  My girlfriend and I call that "thinking your balls are too big for your pants."
 
 Like Lenny Kravitz, on those new Gap commercials.  He totally thinks his balls are too big for his pants.  
 
   

Originally posted by Bags:
 way too cool for school

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Only thing is, in Lenny's case, it may be true.    <img src="http://pages.prodigy.net/indianahawkeye/newpage12/1.gif" alt=" - " />

[LabelsDC]

Yeah... the female lead singer reminds me of a chunky version of Sarah Jessicah Parker..

[thirsty moore]

Excellent.
 
 

Originally posted by nkotbie:
  My girlfriend and I call that "thinking your balls are too big for your pants."
 
 Like Lenny Kravitz, on those new Gap commercials.  He totally thinks his balls are too big for his pants.