I would like to make it clear, though, that if I ever begin to descend to the point that I'm listening to soul-less emo crap; place No Remorse on the turntable, put it on 11, and slap me around with the album jacket until I come to my senses. If I'm too far gone for this intervention, I implore you to do the following:
Invite me to your house. I don't know, tell me you want to show me your new thick-framed glasses and whether or not I think it goes with the sleevless V-neck sweater. When I get to the door, lure me in by waving Promise Ring records at me and saying, "Come on, Soop! That's a good boy! Come on! Come here! Good Boy!" Maybe whistle and make clicking noise with you tongue. Clap your hands some. Once you've gotten me inside, you can pat me on the head, lead me out back and put me down; I've obviously lost the will to live.
Stay right right where you are. Don't make me use this.
I have no such records - would cracking you over the head with a bottle of Makers suffice?
PROMISE RING FTW
brian eno production, however = teh awesome.
Both rock, but the latter is 2 discs with which to shred your brain. Maybe make a mix CD of Kill 'Em All and No Remorse. Yeah, that'd work.
Rock on, my friend.
where did you get it and where can i get one?
I imagine this is how you are at home.
You should work on some more of your top 100. TuneLoons needs YOU!
Also, cause I'm in dire need of hearing some good music about now. Halp!