Well yeah, but everyone knows that I listen to a lot of jazz that hasn't come out this year. With Electronic, you could take those three, then add five or so more records, and that'd be all the electronic albums I'd listened to this year period. I just have a feeling people would be thinking, "What is this guy even doing here?" Although it sounds like there aren't many people in that area of the board to speak of.



Um, you did put it on your 2007 list...which was where I got it. I really enjoyed it though, as shown through the bold font.

You mean like when you get lost and find your way in the Rap/Metal forums and suddenly start saying "tight"?


I am still waiting to see how long before you go with the pants down at your knees and/or ghost riding the whip.

You know, I went out of my way of not mentioning I recall it was #5 on his list.

But that's different...that's just listening to one album (besides, I listen to a lot of hip hop ). Posting my list gives the implication that I would have some sort of authority on the subject, which I certainly don't. And really, I've been saying tight since my neighbor used it in reaction to a commercial for the movie Wing Commander, circa third grade.





P.S. Although it's never been my idea...I have been in a number of situations that involved ghostriding the whip.

1. I am not sure why you would think anyone would think your an authority....especially since you have posted a total of 4 times in that forum. I think at this point you might actually need a passport to get in.


2. I would like to say I am surprised....but you're in Ground Zero....I would be surprised if you hadn't. I just hope you remember to pull up your pants beforehand.

1. Hmm...maybe my Electronica passport should be written in binary!


BA-DUM PSSSSSSSSHHHH!!!





2. Agreed, tripping over the pants legs while ghostriding is never a good thing.

you're right, but I changed it a little while ago due to that fact.

...and you used a key term in that sentence. was

Zola, have you ever bumped into David Lee Roth on one of your treks? I hear he's a trekker too.

Nope.
I recall a story that DLR told in an interview about when he was in Namche Bizarre and he saw a poster of Duran Duran (it had to have been the 80s). Of all the times I've been in Namche I've never seen a Duran Duran poster, but then again I also rest - that is, acclimitise - in a part of Namche where no one ever goes.

I'm pretty sure that album still is right now on your list Josh, I know that because I've got it from your list also.