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hello world.
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[26 Aug 2007|01:37am] |
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update.
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[28 May 2007|07:05pm] |
Mario Lopez was asked to host the Price is Right.
I have nothing else to say.
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[23 May 2007|06:27pm] |
Remember when we decreed yesterday big hair day at Joystiq, to commemorate the announcement of seven new tracks for Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s? Lucky for us, we didn't shower and Activision has rewarded our sloth, and our big hair, with some new details regarding the upcoming Guitar Hero game ... the one hitting all new-gen systems (even Wii) and the PS2, being developed by Neversoft. So, what's the news? First, some songs:
"Paint It Black" (by The Rolling Stones)
"Cherub Rock" (by Smashing Pumpkins)
"Sabotage" (by Beastie Boys)
"The Metal" (by Tenacious D)
"My Name is Jonas" (by Weezer)
"Knights of Cydonia" (by Muse)
"Rock And Roll All Nite" (as made famous by Kiss)
"School's Out" (as made famous by Alice Cooper)
"Slow Ride" (as made famous by Foghat)
"Cult of Personality" (by Living Colour)
"Barracuda" (as made famous by Heart)
YES! FUCKING CULT OF PERSONALITY! GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH#!@
#$213
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[09 May 2007|01:26am] |
So I says to Mabel, I says:
alright, do me a favor, act as a somewhat sober anchor here
is this msn name funny or am i just really bombed? haha
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[04 May 2007|02:33am] |
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I do NOT want to talk about it.
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[27 Apr 2007|02:08am] |
just a quick update to say that this has been an aaaaaawesome few days. and I'm guessing is only about to get better over the weekend.
also
HAPPY ARBOR DAY!
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[08 Apr 2007|04:41am] |
I love you, Kyle Wellwood.
and I will have never cheered for a team harder than I will for New Jersey tomorrow.
In closing, Toronto is great. that is all.
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[02 Apr 2007|08:34pm] |
Guitar Hero was just the opening act. MTV and the developers of that video game have a headliner in the works called Rock Band, which lets four music lovers gig together in person or online.
Expected in stores for the year-end holidays, the Electronic Arts game (no price set) for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3 will be played with four instrument-based video game controllers: two guitars (lead and bass), a drum kit and a microphone.
In the popular game Guitar Hero, players tap color-coded fret keys and strum a guitar-shaped controller in time with scrolling on-screen notes. Rock Band "takes the core premise of Guitar Hero and expands it tenfold," says Alex Rigopulos, co-founder of Harmonix, which developed the game and the Karaoke Revolution games. "It lets you create a complete collaborative band."
MTV is supplying creative and financial support to Rock Band's development, as well as helping make deals with various music publishers.
That means Rock Band will have performances by the original artists. In most previous music games, almost every song is done by a cover band. For Rock Band, some labels plan to supply original recordings. "This game offers a meaningful way for labels to participate in a segment of entertainment they, for the most part, have not been able to," MTV's Jeff Yapp says.
The songs on the new game haven't been revealed yet. Current games include the Allman Brothers, Joan Jett, Kansas, Nirvana and Wolfmother. "We'll be covering a great breadth, from metal to classic rock to Southern rock to everything in between," Rigopulos says.
Online connectivity is a key to the game. The developers envision additional songs for online purchase beyond those in the retail version. And players need not be together to jam. "You could have one guitarist in Germany and another one in Texas, a drummer in New York and a singer from somewhere else, and they can play together online," EA's David DeMartini says.
The music game phenomenon continues its crescendo. 2005's Guitar Hero and this year's Guitar Hero II (both for the Sony PlayStation 2) are top sellers, having sold about 3 million copies total, according to The NPD Group. Research firm Interpret says about 6.8 million have played Guitar Hero II.
A version of the game for Microsoft's Xbox 360 is in stores on Tuesday ($90), and Hands-On Mobile today is expected to announce a cellphone version.
Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter expects music gaming to grow. "Socially interactive musical games will work well, especially if they have a 'party game' aspect to them," he says. Rock Band "could definitely expand the game demographics."
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[23 Mar 2007|10:16pm] |
Question:
What are your guys' opinions on Primus??? What about Rush?
asked by Freak Show on 03/23/2007
Answer:
they are both great in my opinion
answered by Jess on 03/23/2007
there is a severe lack of justice and an overabundance of coincidences in this world.
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[05 Mar 2007|11:38pm] |
REMINDER:
ANBERLIN IS ON CRAIG FERGUSON TONIGHT.
CAPS LOCK.
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