Ive been a fan of LP for quite a few years, and in that time Ive been told to luck off and listen to some real music, and also been spat at whilst wearing an LP tshirt.

Funny how those same people get up to dance when an LP song comes on that their girlfriends dance to.  

Steve, Click Walrus msn and look at his avatar when hes on, says it all, lol.

Quote from: White GiantIve been a fan of LP for quite a few years, and in that time Ive been told to buck off and listen to some real music, and also been spat at whilst wearing an LP tshirt.

You limies take your pop music way too seriously. Seems I wouldnt be safe walking around in North Yorkumbrumshire in a Mahler t-shirt for fear of some zealot Mozart fan kicking the sh*t out of me while yelling, "dum dum dum, DUM, dum dum dum!"

You should come here and visit. We could have some bourbon and whittle a little on the porch.

Youll find most people in cities who actually go out regularly dont give a damn.  Its only kids and people who sit at home listening to one album on loop that get worried by it all.  Go to any rock club/gig and noone gives a sh*t - theyre just trying to find the shortest path to the bar and happy that someone is playing

Quote from: neXusSteve, Click Walrus msn and look at his avatar when hes on, says it all, lol.

Sorry, whats wrong with horses?

Quote from: White GiantIve been a fan of LP for quite a few years, and in that time Ive been told to buck off and listen to some real music, and also been spat at whilst wearing an LP tshirt.

Thats excessive.

not my thing imo.

Quote from: maximusotterYou limies take your pop music way too seriously. Seems I wouldnt be safe walking around in North Yorkumbrumshire in a Mahler t-shirt for fear of some zealot Mozart fan kicking the sh*t out of me while yelling, "dum dum dum, DUM, dum dum dum!"

You should come here and visit. We could have some bourbon and whittle a little on the porch.

 

Theres nothing wrong with using Pro Tools, its industry standard for layering music. Plenty of artists use it, not just the bublegum-pop brigade. Nothing wrong with a bit of Twain either

Quote from: SteveFYoull find most people in cities who actually go out regularly dont give a damn. Its only kids and people who sit at home listening to one album on loop that get worried by it all. Go to any rock club/gig and noone gives a sh*t - theyre just trying to find the shortest path to the bar and happy that someone is playing

This is also true, pricks that go along to get drunk, heckle and talk about the football throughout a gig deserve a good s***kicking though.