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Does anybody like Norma Jean?

Started by Josh, July 19, 2011, 05:16:20 PM

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Josh

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LordKAT

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Randi

No as in hard rockin band! I am not usually a fan of screamer bands but they have a great rythym section and I love doing guitar work like this-lotsa fun and headbangin'!!!

Oh Yeah!!
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Josh

Quote from: Randi on July 19, 2011, 05:41:00 PM
No as in hard rockin band! I am not usually a fan of screamer bands but they have a great rythym section and I love doing guitar work like this-lotsa fun and headbangin'!!!

Oh Yeah!!

Haha for real, you got me. I have a t-shirt i got signed by the bassist at a concert im tryin to sell
btw i love the name randi :)
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Randi

Cool-but you've just got to keep the shirt! That bassist really knows his stuff!!!

Thanks, my name is just a variation of my given name and that's what my mom calls me anyway-it just has a 'y' on my birthday cards instead of an 'i'.

Randi
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Josh

haha i was never really a fan but they are good for that type of music. do you know anybody who mite be interested in buyin it? lol. im prob gonna put it up on ebay when i get time

yeaa i could see that. i like randi for a girl :)
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V M

They have a rather distinctive sound that I can't quite put my finger on... Oh, now I remember  :)  It's the Angry Constipated addict ranting on the toilet sound
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madirocks

I was wondering the same thing as to if you're speaking of the band or Marilyn Monroe lol.

I thought they were okay with Bless the Martyr, Kiss the Child. Particularly because it featured Aaron Weiss... who is like one of my favourite people of all time. :)
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justmeinoz

Do American parents realise that naming their child Randy is going to cause lots of embarrassment when they visit the UK, Australia or New Zealand?
"Hi, I'm Randy."
"OK, your place or mine?" :laugh:
Karen.
"Don't ask me, it was on fire when I lay down on it"
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Cindy

Quote from: justmeinoz on July 20, 2011, 03:04:17 AM
Do American parents realise that naming their child Randy is going to cause lots of embarrassment when they visit the UK, Australia or New Zealand?
"Hi, I'm Randy."
"OK, your place or mine?" :laugh:
Karen.

Or asking for a root beer
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Randi

LOL, I had heard something like that a long time ago but never really knew what it was about-something like semantics of terms surrounding the meaning??? Someone if you can please elaborate so I'll know.

Most days I am not easily embarrassed and I do like root beer.

Randi
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madirocks

Quote from: Randi on July 20, 2011, 07:02:22 AM
LOL, I had heard something like that a long time ago but never really knew what it was about-something like semantics of terms surrounding the meaning??? Someone if you can please elaborate so I'll know.

Most days I am not easily embarrassed and I do like root beer.

Randi

randy
(informal) having sexual desire, lustful, horny  :-X

That's with a y though. :)
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Randi

Oh Dear, Hmmm- sounds like me before hrt. Hopefully I'll never have that particular problem again

Randi
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Pica Pica

I knew someone once called Randy Learner (though spelt Randi Lerner), I never went in a library with him though - so I wouldn't know.
'For the circle may be squared with rising and swelling.' Kit Smart
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Josh

look what i started about randi's name =P love it
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Randi

Hey, go with it if it works for ya!

Randi
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RhinoP

I'm not a fan of Norma Jean (I like say one song from them, or something) but I'm a big death metal fan myself, but only for the bands that truly put experimentation, talent, songwriting exploration, and timelessness into the mix.

For example, one of my favorite bands of all time, Opeth:


Opeth - Porcelain Heart

Usually, the vocalist/guitarist uses a growling vocal technique (a bit alike to how Chinese Monk's train their voice to do a hollow chant) for parts of many of his songs, but these two particular songs only features his blues-acoustic voice. Great band, IMO. Very pretty stuff.

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