billy corgan lunch was not cwilson.. surprise

lucid_interval · 10-26-2009, 03:10 PM

turns out cwilson was one of the problem bidders that mucked up the auction.

congrats to deano who got it!!

Smashing Pumpkins dot com | lunch billy

Mo · 10-26-2009, 03:49 PM

Still, paying several thousand dollars and buying plane tickets from Australia for this..?

Sebastian · 10-26-2009, 03:56 PM

Not to forget... paying $15,000 for the chance of bringing BC a present and talking to him about spirituality?

Pizza Club · 10-26-2009, 03:57 PM

If I had to spend $15,000 to talk to a celebrity about any one thing, it would definetely be vibrations.

reprise85 · 10-26-2009, 03:59 PM

guy is nuts

Ol' Couch Ass · 10-26-2009, 04:04 PM

http://www.englishrussia.com/forum/f...cepalm_224.gif

JokeyLoki · 10-26-2009, 04:05 PM

Do any of you ever just hang out with your friends and get drunk, do stupid shit or take pictures of girls puking in your trash cans?? Guess what? I DO!

lucid_interval · 10-26-2009, 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pizza Club

If I had to spend $15,000 to talk to a celebrity about any one thing, it would definetely be vibrations.

i think the winning bid was about half that, after the morons were sorted out (cwilson)

what have you got to say about it assholemaximus you worthless piece of trash! no need for any of that to happen in the first place

rolmos · 10-26-2009, 04:18 PM

cwilson could have gotten away with the lie, had he shut the fuck up a bit.

Loop · 10-26-2009, 04:20 PM

cwilson explain yourself.

Spaldz · 10-26-2009, 04:30 PM

1. Common sense to NEVER have spaghetti on a first date..I mean seriously, its always going to end in tears
2. Billy brings Kerry Brown's brother, so you pay $15,000 for lunch with Billy and its a whole lunch + 1 + Todd combo..I would of told Keith to fuck off so I can fiddle with myself under the table infront of Billy with a bit more privacy.
3. "It is quite a sacred instrument, and, to me, it's a direct reflection of how much I value the band's music."......You sir, are mental

and finally...

"Yes, a little bit, though I didn't want to focus on that. One thing I did mention to Billy was how some unique chord changes over the years have totally knocked me across the room - as I'm sure many fans of the band will relate to. I used "Blank Page" as one such example; starting from the 3:16 mark, there is a G chord which changes to a haunting, beautiful F minor. Musically, your ear is expecting an F major chord, which is the technically "correct" thing to do. I asked how he comes up with non-conventional changes like that, and he said that, as in the case with "Blank Page," it's more of an intuitive, gut feel thing."

Ok after that last line no wonder Billy brought reinforcement with him. I'd of issued the restraining order then and there, or communicated with the bloke across the room with some cups and string.

TheMilstead · 10-26-2009, 05:37 PM

From the looks of this thread, I'm apparently in the minority, but I agree with ciGarski. I'm glad that guy was the winner and not some jackass like cwilson. Who cares if they talked spirituality? If they both genuinely enjoyed themselves, wasn't it worth it?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spaldz

Ok after that last line no wonder Billy brought reinforcement with him. I'd of issued the restraining order then and there, or communicated with the bloke across the room with some cups and string.

There's nothing wrong with the guy expressing how he felt about certain moments in songs. And he's certainly not the only one, because dean_r_koontz had a thread about this very recently: http://forums.netphoria.org/smashing...ns-cannon.html

AaroniusMaximus · 10-26-2009, 06:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucid_interval

turns out cwilson was one of the problem bidders that mucked up the auction.

congrats to deano who got it!!

Smashing Pumpkins dot com | lunch billy

I couldn't help but reply to this.. how ironic that one of the main assholes that were here bashing me for this imaginary lunch, is now saying "congrats" to some other idiot who spent all that money.. shut your cum dumpsters next time guys and catch onto trolls (such as me) before they turn into 50+ page threads!

Caine Walker · 10-26-2009, 06:16 PM

well, that was a matter of time.

Ugly · 10-26-2009, 06:31 PM

c_wilson's bid was legitimate, if he could bamboozle another person in ponying up 7 grand. So his initial post was genuine. Now he's trying to play it off that it was all 100% a gag. When your last line of defense is "lol! I'm a troll!" it's reached sub-pathetic levels.

dustrock · 10-26-2009, 06:39 PM

cool gift.

obviously he was on Billy's level spiritually. :P

Mo · 10-26-2009, 07:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AaroniusMaximus

I couldn't help but reply to this.. how ironic that one of the main assholes that were here bashing me for this imaginary lunch, is now saying "congrats" to some other idiot who spent all that money.. shut your cum dumpsters next time guys and catch onto trolls (such as me) before they turn into 50+ page threads!

You, sir, are pathetic.

ravenguy2000 · 10-26-2009, 07:58 PM

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

Ugly · 10-26-2009, 08:43 PM

The guy also did a weightlifting competition to Tonight Tonight. I can't even copy & paste it, but it's in there.

I have nothing against a weightlifting competition per. se, it's just you need a better tune. You know, one more conductive to weightlifting.

I bet he can still bench-press the shit out of cwilson.

<sp3 · 10-26-2009, 09:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AaroniusMaximus

I couldn't help but reply to this.. how ironic that one of the main assholes that were here bashing me for this imaginary lunch, is now saying "congrats" to some other idiot who spent all that money..

he can probably afford it

you are a stupid broke idiot

Shallowed · 10-26-2009, 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loop

cwilson explain yourself.

Seriously?

Quote:

Originally Posted by AaroniusMaximus

catch onto trolls (such as me) before they turn into 50+ page threads!

Seriously?

Shallowed · 10-26-2009, 09:51 PM

One thing I did mention to Billy was how some unique chord changes over the years have totally knocked me across the room - as I'm sure many fans of the band will relate to. I used "Blank Page" as one such example; starting from the 3:16 mark, there is a G chord which changes to a haunting, beautiful F minor. Musically, your ear is expecting an F major chord, which is the technically "correct" thing to do. I asked how he comes up with non-conventional changes like that,

june_soma · 10-26-2009, 09:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ugly

I bet he can still bench-press the shit out of cwilson.

I bet he can benchpress cwilson, which would be much more fun to watch.

And talk about a snoozefest of a lunch conversation. Yikes. Don't people talk about sex and drugs anymore? We are truly one boring-as-fuck-generation. Sheesh!

Ugly · 10-26-2009, 10:29 PM

To be fair, cwilson's lunch would have been a hell of a lot more entertaining.

"Sobbing man tries to forcibly fellate rock star in public, gets ass kicked by some old dude from The Electric Prunes"

markpregen · 10-26-2009, 11:29 PM

I just want to know what restaurant they ate at

http://forums.netphoria.org/smashing...ml#post3523670

Quote:

asked him if the lunch happened yet and he said NO IT WILL BE ON JULY 31

vbshlofbvgos · 10-26-2009, 11:55 PM

everyone is a liar

Ugly · 10-27-2009, 12:04 AM

Yet some are more liar-y than others.
CWILSON!

markpregen · 10-27-2009, 12:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucid_interval

turns out cwilson was one of the problem bidders that mucked up the auction.

source?

aomb1979 · 10-27-2009, 12:21 AM

Wow what an irritating read.

killtrocity · 10-27-2009, 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ugly

When your last line of defense is "lol! I'm a troll!" it's reached sub-pathetic levels.

HEY! C-WILSON IS STILL A MORON! lol

btw C-WILSON, how do you like my new hat?

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10-26-2009, 03:10 PM	#1
lucid_interval Apocalyptic Poster Location: UK Posts: 1,085	billy corgan lunch was not cwilson.. surprise turns out cwilson was one of the problem bidders that mucked up the auction. congrats to deano who got it!! Smashing Pumpkins dot com \| lunch billy

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rolmos Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 2,349	cwilson could have gotten away with the lie, had he shut the fuck up a bit.

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Loop Pledge Posts: 128	cwilson explain yourself.

10-26-2009, 04:30 PM	#11
Spaldz Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 3,501	1. Common sense to NEVER have spaghetti on a first date..I mean seriously, its always going to end in tears 2. Billy brings Kerry Brown's brother, so you pay $15,000 for lunch with Billy and its a whole lunch + 1 + Todd combo..I would of told Keith to fuck off so I can fiddle with myself under the table infront of Billy with a bit more privacy. 3. "It is quite a sacred instrument, and, to me, it's a direct reflection of how much I value the band's music."......You sir, are mental and finally... "Yes, a little bit, though I didn't want to focus on that. One thing I did mention to Billy was how some unique chord changes over the years have totally knocked me across the room - as I'm sure many fans of the band will relate to. I used "Blank Page" as one such example; starting from the 3:16 mark, there is a G chord which changes to a haunting, beautiful F minor. Musically, your ear is expecting an F major chord, which is the technically "correct" thing to do. I asked how he comes up with non-conventional changes like that, and he said that, as in the case with "Blank Page," it's more of an intuitive, gut feel thing." Ok after that last line no wonder Billy brought reinforcement with him. I'd of issued the restraining order then and there, or communicated with the bloke across the room with some cups and string.

10-26-2009, 06:16 PM	#14
Caine Walker Braindead Posts: 15,482	well, that was a matter of time.

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Ugly Immortal Location: Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed Posts: 21,248	c_wilson's bid was legitimate, if he could bamboozle another person in ponying up 7 grand. So his initial post was genuine. Now he's trying to play it off that it was all 100% a gag. When your last line of defense is "lol! I'm a troll!" it's reached sub-pathetic levels.

10-26-2009, 06:39 PM	#16
dustrock debunked! Location: Part-alien, part-human, part-robot, part-star-crossed lover and part-mercury filled Posts: 2,072	cool gift. obviously he was on Billy's level spiritually. :P

10-26-2009, 07:58 PM	#18
ravenguy2000 NO FATS Location: NO FEMS Posts: 29,003	Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength. Dean: Yes, but more specifically, I would say that vibration was the central theme. That led to a conversation about indigineous cultures around the world, and how they have all stumbled across the same frequencies in tribal ceremonies, and how they are all in harmony with the resonant frequencies of the earth. There is a great book called Civilization One that explains this. It describes the relationship between light, music & sound, colour, measurements - the whole thing; everything in our world is a vibration moving at a certain wavelength.

10-26-2009, 08:43 PM	#19
Ugly Immortal Location: Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed Posts: 21,248	The guy also did a weightlifting competition to Tonight Tonight. I can't even copy & paste it, but it's in there. I have nothing against a weightlifting competition per. se, it's just you need a better tune. You know, one more conductive to weightlifting. I bet he can still bench-press the shit out of cwilson.

10-26-2009, 09:51 PM	#22
Shallowed Braindead Posts: 18,608	One thing I did mention to Billy was how some unique chord changes over the years have totally knocked me across the room - as I'm sure many fans of the band will relate to. I used "Blank Page" as one such example; starting from the 3:16 mark, there is a G chord which changes to a haunting, beautiful F minor. Musically, your ear is expecting an F major chord, which is the technically "correct" thing to do. I asked how he comes up with non-conventional changes like that,

10-26-2009, 10:29 PM	#24
Ugly Immortal Location: Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed Posts: 21,248	To be fair, cwilson's lunch would have been a hell of a lot more entertaining. "Sobbing man tries to forcibly fellate rock star in public, gets ass kicked by some old dude from The Electric Prunes"

10-26-2009, 11:55 PM	#26
vbshlofbvgos Apocalyptic Poster Posts: 1,613	everyone is a liar

10-27-2009, 12:04 AM	#27
Ugly Immortal Location: Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed Posts: 21,248	Yet some are more liar-y than others. CWILSON!

10-27-2009, 12:21 AM	#29
aomb1979 Ownz Location: The YFZ Ranch Posts: 514	Wow what an irritating read.