Definitely a jesus lizard cover band, nearly exactly. You've got the pounding drums, the growling bass, the hyper-distorted guitar and vocals, and the madness. The only thing lacking is the memorable guitar and bass lines. Also, this doesn't seem as vicious.
Man, I love this website because of things like this. I wish I had all the time in the world to read every post and listen to every song. Keep up the good work.
Mike, your question just blew my mind.
M. Ward is the genius behind this all. Have you had a chance to heard the album yet? Besides the melodies being contructed nicely, the textures and the production kick ass. It's 100% M. Ward style.
And if you don't know what I"m talking about, check out the M. Ward discography. (Think: pre-War era field recordings)
With all the dried up sketelons and carnage, hawaii seems like the perfect place for filming Lost. It's saving ABC a lot of money when you've got the props laying around already.
Also, I'm pretty excited to see where Erin is going:
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Michael Scott: What do you want from this job, provided the company doesn't go out of business.
Erin: I've always wondered what it might be to be an accountant.
Michael Scott: Really.
Erin: Yes, but I'm terrible at math. So. [giggles]
Michael Scott: You know when I hired Kevin, he was actually applying for a job in the warehouse.
Erin: Seriously?
Michael Scott: Yeah. I just sort of had a feeling about him. [pause] I have a feeling about you too.
Ryan: Ok. So, um. Listen. I know about your diabolical plan.
Dwight Schrute: What?! "Diabolical plan?" I wouldn't even know how to begin a-- [Ryan holds up a report: My Diabolical Plan by Dwight K. Schrute]
Ryan: I found a copy of it in the copier tray.
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Dwight Schrute: [checks watch] Five minutes ahead of schedule... Right on schedule.
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This last episode fits perfectly with the direction they're taking the show (which i actually like). Michael seems to be a good guy after all, especially his solution for paying one student's books, one check at a time. I'm not concerned about this show being 100% funny all the time. It all seems pretty clever to me.
Lucky doods. At least you guys have a pizza restaurant in your town (which is also not a VHS movie rental shop).
I'm gonna buy myself a few pizza pockets in honor to this event. (Raises pizza pocket up as a toast, and then places back into his pocket.)
OMFGolly, I was terribly annoyed by The Office last night. That accent was funny the first 30 seconds, but the rest of the 29 minutes and 30 seconds, I was not amused. "STFU" I found myself yelling at the TV (I do believe High Def has the ability for the actors to hear the audience).
Kinda funny the office. Kinda.
Dwight: Fish sticks are not an aphrodisiac. You?re thinking of deer penis.
Dwight: If you clench your buttocks together while walking, you can really take the pressure off your knees.
The similarites between this and Lost shocks me: the eye opening in the beginning, the plane crashing, cars were used, dialog. I could go on.
But I don't mind really. I like what I've seen so far.
The Office seemed 6is out 10. Still, some funny scenes.
[Michael drops from the ceiling wearing a noose and all the children scream]
Michael Scott: Kids, just remember, suicide is never the answer. Alright?
Pam Beesly: Suite 401.
Andy: Yeah I was gonna sing that part.
Pam Beesly: I know now you don't have to. [walking into elevator]
Andy: Well... except it was going to resolve the melody so, now my head hurts. Feels like I held in a sneeze. I hate this feeling! [pause before Andy sings as the elevator doors close] Suite 4-0-1!
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