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Fun Stuff => BAND => Topic started by: TheoGB on 13 Nov 2007, 10:16
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Um... there's a big thread on this at Drowned in Sound:
http://www.drownedinsound.com/articles/2561831
The gist is this:
Hello,
To highlight the plight of the Giant Isopod I am going to produce a limited edition cd featuring songs covering aspects of their nature.
Acts so far confirmed include Pagan Wanderer Lu, Pocus Whiteface & MC CrabbyCrab who will all compose original songs for the occasion.
All contributions/queries should be e-mailed to [email protected]
The compilation will be released on Bathynomuslove Records.
for inspiration look here:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2384/1718888520_1ee957af08_o.jpg
and here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_isopod
thanks
rb/pwl
My band (Pocus Whiteface) are one of the acts submitting to this.
Anyway, I realise they have a special place here (QC gets a namecheck in there too) and thought I should give you all a heads up about it. If you want to be included I guess you can contact Andy (PWL).
Unfortunately the Doritos sponsorship didn't work out :(
Cheers
Theo
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Oh I'm so in.
EDIT: Hey, Jeph named the shirt the "Sea Horror" shirt! Today I am proud.
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Clearly I have my finger on the pulse of youth culture.
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I just feel bad for Tommy, the isopods are everywhere!
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Man, now all we have to do is get Slint and Low on this album and Tommy's brain will rip in two and begin battling itself!
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"Silkworm Reunites, Releases Concept Album About Deep-Sea Isopods"
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"recorded by Steve Albini"
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helllooooo new avatar.
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best canadian horror-sci-fi film EVER*
*may not be best canadian horror sci-fi-film ever**
**i had far too much to drink tonight
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How many Canadian Horror Sci-Fi films are there? :-D
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An unfortunate number.
Do not take this as a joke in any way, shape or form. There are a ridiculous number of Canadian horror-sci-fi films out there, mostly shot on a shoestring budget.
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as a fellow canadian, I will confirm Johnny's claim. It's not a good thing.
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Hey, if it wasn't for low-budget Canadian horror films, My Bloody Valentine wouldn't be called My Bloody Valentine.
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Ginger Snaps was low budget to begin with, but I still generally like it. Hell, it was my favourite movie for some time, I own all three.