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Re: Justice @ Mezzanine, 10/10/07

Eryn — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:50:55 -0000

You know, I left just a touch underwhelmed after the show. Just a hair. But after reviewing the video (which is awesome, I didn't realize is was THAT crazy up front) i think it was just because I wasn't having "out of my fucking mind" fun like everyone else (submit evidence A: my bruised toes).

So i can sum up my initial reaction to crowd envy. Mind you, not every show needs to be on that level for me to enjoy it. In retrospect, that was a pretty damn good show--even if it was a school-night rave.

I echo the call on shows being so late though. Especially on a weeknight. I'm almost predisposed to go there resentful!

p.s. there definitely was something magnetic about the guy on the left. Love the Luigi reference.

Re: Henry Rollins ‘Provoked’ @ Herbst Theater, 11/6/07

Eryn — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 12:41:21 -0000

His energy was infectious. He looked like he was about to break into some sort of 'rock rage' with his wide-angled stance, tightly gripped microphone and wild gestures. I especially loved his 12 year old boy sound effects. He really is a (screwed up) kid at heart.

There's no doubt that he's an amazing story teller. He really shines when relating personal or past events. The taxi ride, borrowed condom, discovery of punk rock and Diamond Dave stories made me pee my pants a little. His enthusiasm over the Ruts was just awesome. Watching that video was the cherry on top.

I wasn't crazy about his hypothetical stories though. The 'what-if' scenario on the abstinence-taught couple who got married was all over the place. It was funny, in that you could tell he enjoyed being absurd, but he didn't quite bring it home for me.

Still, I was touched at how open he was. Sharing an inner monologue, his insecurities came flying out for our entertainment. What a kick-ass personal show.

Re: Top 5: Songs that are long and could be longer

Eryn — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:17:47 -0000

start tangent ...

I'm probably not saying anything new here, but Guns n Roses is just SUPER epic. Maybe everyones reaction is "Well, duh!" but I think I fought that reaction for awhile. I told myself that I couldn't take them too seriously since they were over-dramatic grunge-gaudy superstars.

But I give in. I literally have to stop and close my eyes when I hear their songs. This one in particular. Some sort of nostalgic full body experience takes over.

I can't bring myself to see the current GnR. I think it'll hurt.

end tangent ...

Re: Ghostland Observatory @ Mezzanine, 11/29/07

Eryn — Sun, 02 Dec 2007 21:10:52 -0000

DAMN!!!!!! that was a kick ass show. I just had a little dance attack watching that cell phone video (which is amazingly good quality audio/video).

Their sound and aesthetic leaves NOTHING to be desired. Some of the best dance moves come flowing out of Aaron's body. Plus I love the love-y 'vibe talk' in between sets.

Every show brings this seamless cycle of energy that hits the spot. Whether I'm bouncing up and down, shaking my finger 'no!' (ain't no party in a sad sad city) or swaying lazily; whatever the tempo is, you'll find a goofy grin on my face. I will never miss a show here in SF!!! And, someday, I've got to see them in their hometown AUSTIN.

Re: immigrant, Triple Cobra, and The Frail @ BOTH, 12/7/07

Eryn — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 14:19:50 -0000

Ok, let's expand on the horrendousness that was The Frail...

I was actually looking forward to seeing them. Their studio sound has a catchy electronic appearance that varies from a sweet emo voice to dance tunes that resemble (though are much weaker than) The Faint. Still it would be a good start to the night ... i thought.

Not so! The lead singer so was so out of his mind that he couldn't even follow the songs. If you were to purposefully try and sing their songs off-key and off beat, i don't think you could do as bad as he did. Even throw in some sweaty faced self-groping and stumbling, flailing dance moves. (why not, he did)

His band even seemed to be embarrassed. Not one of them made eye contact with the lead or the audience EVER throughout the entire performance. Did they pick up this skill in band practice? Not the first time this has happened, perhaps?

Once we were spared this torture (i.e. they ended their 'set') i noticed the keyboardist scolding the lead for his behavior. To which I briefly saw the lead mouth "yeah, but they (pointing to the audience) weren't...." Don't even pretend that you gave the worst performance of your life because the audience wasn't giving you enough love and support. Don't even go there!

On a more positive note, I have to say that I really like Triple Cobra's leads voice. I think it's solid and dynamic. They're getting close to perfecting their sound. They have several songs that are instantly catchy.

Not much more I can say about Immigrant except that they rock. They are ready to be discovered. Somebody discover them goddammit!!!

Re: Dr. Rockso, the Rock ‘n’ Roll Clown

Eryn — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 02:21:29 -0000

I DO COCAINE!!! (this is going to show up in your side comment recap ... isn't it)

Love the banana hammock and butt cleavage (well, not really).

And Diamond Dave is h-h-hot stuff!

Re: Nirvana Unplugged vs. Metallica Unplugged

Eryn — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 16:34:58 -0000

Did you catch at about 1:00 on the Plateau Nirvana clip, Kurt says to an audience member, "Oh, did you want us to play NIN songs?"

Re: The 2007 HardRockChick.com Awards

Eryn — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 12:07:00 -0000

Love the recap. Thanks for doing most of the legwork for me. I added a few shows we didn't share to see my damage. Yikes (even if it isn't at your level of yikes)

BTW: The Faint (@ Mezzanine) should have made #5 on the 'Most Fun' list, for sure!

Also, you're missing: "Shows where bitches tried to fight me".

Re: The 2007 HardRockChick.com Awards

Eryn — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 18:00:45 -0000

oops. I take it back then. Your list is absolutely fucking perfect.

Re: Coachella 2008 lineup announced

Eryn — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:25:49 -0000

It's funny, I'm probably not going this year but the chance to hear My Morning Jacket on a lazy sweltering grassy knoll is almost too much to bear. They were a highlight of the 06 show. So fantastic. Maybe it was just a the right timing for me.

But alas, I'm sticking to my guns that festivals are loosing their appeal for me. I'll take an intimate venue with any performing artist and HRC any day!

Re: the cool kids @ the independent, 1/17/08

Eryn — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 17:28:13 -0000

That chick was something else. When she stole the mike and started to rhyme, the first verse wasn't bad and people looked at her with interest. But then she got lost and started say "1, 2, 3, 4 get your booty on the dancefloor .... 5, 6, 7, 8" and that's when the crowd called her out. It was fantastic.

p.s. What did you think of the upstairs VIP view at the Independent?

Re: Top 5: I’m Depressed About the World songs

Eryn — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 12:23:06 -0000

Listening to Lucky spurred a Radiohead marathon in my office. Sad music makes me happy. What does that say about me? I don't know ....

Re: Top 5: Low fi music vids

Eryn — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:25:42 -0000

I had no idea that Snoop sang ballads? The video perfectly matches how ridiculous the song it.

"We don't go to the mall.
We don't go out to eat
All that we ever do is play in the sheets
smoke us a cigarette and go back to sleep"

I love his sense of humor.

Great post! (go mickey!)

Re: Top 5: Low fi music vids

Eryn — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 18:59:22 -0000

comment#2 ... so I watched a Vampire Weekend video on THS. Super low-fi but really charismatic. There may be something to this band after all. I kind of dug the song then.

Re: Marilyn Manson, Ours @ The Warfield, 2/20/08

Eryn — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:29:17 -0000

I have to say I feel lucky to have seen these two shows in the order I did. The first was fantastic production but VERY professional (if that's the right word). The crowd was pretty calm and appreciative (if you call throwing water on stage appreciative) and Manson was theatrical and kind of ... perfect. He could have shot a video. I loved having the opportunity to stand so close to the stage without having to shove my elbow into anyone's neck. Plus Manson gave us lots of love on our side.

This time, he was more the whacked out rockstar I was expecting as whirled around stage with various expletives and disrobing. This time I spent half my energy just to stay on my feet (a game I haven't done since I was 21) and had a f

Re: myspace find: pleasureboaters

Eryn — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 11:39:53 -0000

Dude, nice find. These guys are awesome. They're touring right now and all over the place but I don't see SF. Did we just miss them?

Re: The Ghosts of Curtis, Astral, Victim of Collision @ The Knockout, 3/22/08

Eryn — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 14:29:25 -0000

Wow this sounds super fun. I would have loved this. Clue a girl in!

They're playing again at Cafe du Nord in May (16th). Opening for Smiths Tribute band which could be fun. Let me know if you want to go?

Re: I have a confession to make.

Eryn — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:15:10 -0000

nooooooooooo HRC was my refuge from this show. noooooooooooooooooooooo

that said, i give a few points to anyone who has the guts to attempt a song that Ann carved out with her voice. go heart!

and i can see the frustration of Cook getting creative credit for his 'rendition' of Billie Jean when in fact he is just another karaoke singer like the rest. (ok ok, he has a good set of lungs, yes. but all credibility is lost due to AI)

back to what i was saying earlier. noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Re: rockin’ you soon

Eryn — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:38:08 -0000

Was thinking about lawn for REM. Game?

Re: The Hard Rock Chick Wants to Know: What are your thoughts on the current state of the music industry?

Eryn — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:42:45 -0000

Both surprised and pleased by the productive outlook of both bands.

Re: New HRC pics!

Eryn — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:30:36 -0000

RAWR!

Re: Just announced: Title for the upcoming album for The Faint

Eryn — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 12:44:35 -0000

i need. NEED. NEEEEEEEEED more Faint. I went into an epileptic "fainting" fit last night as watched a live performance of paranoiattack. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3otmC8qTIYE .... great recording, good visual but low quality)

Re: I say hell no to holograms

Eryn — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:04:16 -0000

You know, i think it's the writing/tone of this article that is weird. Is it trying to be funny? ironic? Could they quote some supporting or dissenting viewpoints?

Are they simply to get a reaction out of their readers based on some comment that Serj made?

lame reporting Rolling Stone ... but interesting topic

Re: Cypress Hill, Literates @ The Fillmore, 4/20/08

Eryn — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 13:44:34 -0000

What's the poster look like?

Re: Just Announced! The Faint tour dates

Eryn — Mon, 12 May 2008 18:00:46 -0000

dance clap dance clap ... i did some sort of physical rendition of this when i read this entry. SO excited.

Perhaps this should be an LA trip weekend???

Re: Top 5: Bizzare Cover Songs by Metal Bands

Eryn — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 15:30:08 -0000

MM is just bad ass. How awesome is the Ghetto Goth bumpin' hydraulics car in the beginning? He has the best sense of humor. [even if it was the director's vision. it's still classic Manson irony]
Plus, for me, this collaboration of Manson and a campy teen movie spoof nailed the top of my guilty pleasure list.

Re: Juliette & The Licks @ Oysterfest, 5/17/08

Eryn — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 15:44:04 -0000

I wasn't sure what to expect for this show. Her movie presence has always been unusual and her characters awkward (in a good way). So I figured that might carry over to the stage.

She was anything but awkward. She was so natural and dynamic that it's a wonder that she's a cross-over from acting into music and not the other way around.

Not only did she sound great (she has the right combo of pipes, raspy voice and style) but she performed like the audience had shown up just for her. By that I mean, she gave the same energy that I would expect from seeing someone who had sold the show and was surrounded by adoring fans. Very impressed!

Re: My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult @ DNA Lounge, 6/1/08

Eryn — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:16:02 -0000

I could have taken a nap on the (bean)bags that fell out from under his eyes when he lifted his glasses up!

That said, he was pretty energetic and fun to watch. He was particularly Zoolander-ish when he posed in a wide stance, pursed his lips and swung his hips side to side. Classic!

Re: vote for immigrant to open for coldplay

Eryn — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 12:36:52 -0000

YouTube is super lame-o. They took the video down (when I checked at 7/9 930am) or at least I assume that's what happened because it's 'no longer available' so you can't watch it...but you can still vote! Just to be thorough I checked out their main competition and confirmed that Immigrant kicks ass.

Re: The Faint, Glass Candy, Shy Child @ The Fillmore, 8/4/08

Eryn — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 18:24:35 -0000

Bummer on no poster. I'm less than optimistic for the Regency show then. Boo!

I liked your description of their new sound. Listening to the new album, I see it dissected into 3 areas: classic (yet refreshed), math rock and pop. Could have done with the pop feel which you more accurately described as 'uptempo', but nothing is bad, per say.

It was great to have the background from your other article about the fact that this new album is from their own label (having dropped their original label). Gives perspective on their new sound.

Re: The Faint, Jaguar Love @ The Grand Ballroom, 8/5/08

Eryn — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:14:53 -0000

I LOVE the dancing analysis. Good stuff. Slightly stage left is the best spot to truly enjoy Dapose and Jacob. I love their completely different interpretations of the music. Dapose just makes me smile with is groovy snapping. Jacob is electric! Literally. It seems he's directly hooked into his keyboard as he snaps his body with every synth beat or twist.

It's contagious... [I think I elbowed a few people. even my friends. sorry!]

Re: Just Announced: BRMC to headline 2 shows at GAMH

Eryn — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 00:21:35 -0000

Um wow ... How do I decide which one to go to?????

Re: The Faint @ SOMA, 8/9/08

Eryn — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 19:10:10 -0000

Great paranoiaattack video!

Re: The Faint on The Berrics

Eryn — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 15:51:02 -0000

Seeing air guitar styles through the genres was Hiiiiiilarious. Great videos. Nice to get a behind the scene look at the guys, though they seemed a little overwhelmed with the pushy New York accent.

I wish there was more of Jacob!
And I had no idea Dapose's voice was so low. A pleasant surprise.

Re: Killa shows coming up

Eryn — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:55:23 -0000

I'm scared .. but i think i'm finally ready.

I'm talking about both shows. Seriously. Micky Avalon groupies are vicious little bitches.

Re: New Metallica Track up on their Myspace

Eryn — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:33:39 -0000

After reading the comment below (or above?) I couldn't resist looking up R y G's cover of "Orion".
Wow...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGQ6imfUrSs&...

Re: OTEP registers the most voters on MySpace, wins slot at the DNC

Eryn — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:46:19 -0000

This is a joke, right? OTEP played at the Democratic National Convention? How is that possible?

Re: Outside Lands @ Golden Gate Park, 8/22-24/08

Eryn — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 18:23:24 -0000

I'm starting to lean your way on the festival setup in general (though specifically about your Vegas comparison. It was ridiculous!), but I think a good time can be still be had depending on the company you keep. Festivals can be a great time to hear great tunes, discover new music, hang out with friends, walk around, be outside and people watch. And let me tell you, there were some interesting people to watch. Only in SF would a hippie chick have a french pedicure...

Mind you, if you're bundled up because it's 40 degrees at the end of August... that undeniably sucks.

But yes, festivals just do not compare to the intimate focused setting of an indoor show at say... Mezzanine. I just have to show up with the right expectations. Though to be honest, I think Treasure Island Festival get's as close as you can with an outdoor event. Looking forward to that one.

Re: OTEP registers the most voters on MySpace, wins slot at the DNC

Eryn — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 15:10:39 -0000

I was just trying to figure out if HRC was being funny or if OTEP really played at the DNC. It's a reasonable question being Michael McDonald was our entertainment for Obama's speech night.

Re: NIN, Deerhunter @ The Forum, 9/6/08

Eryn — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 15:18:18 -0000

I am CONVERTED!! Hallelujah, praise NIN. [Insert speaking in tongues here] Somebody give me a goddamn candle to light in HIS name. [HIS = TR, of course]

Don't get me wrong, I knew the show was going to be pretty fantastic. I never doubt HRC's taste, but I didn't know it was going to be mind-altering. A totally sober uber-high that I will tell my better-be-music-freaks-or-else grandkids about.

I must have done something right to have been lucky enough to replace someone at the rail. Realizing that this girl was heading downhill I won't lie that sabotage didn't crossed my mind. But instead we gave her a snack bar to try and pick her energy level up but sadly she was yanked out. Sad for her, I mean. Best thing in the world for me.

Not only a virgin-NIN, but also a virgin rail-goer, I now see what all the fuss is about. Worth every second of arriving early, stressing and line-waiting. (even though that was kinda fun too) Being up close makes it so personal. I've never seen such a solid intense performance, perfect vocals combined with brilliant stage props, lights and antics. Really, the show was better than the best rock show I could have imagined. Thank you HRC for bringing me into this experience!

I was wide-eyed and opened-mouthed the entire time. awe. awe. awe. awe. awestruck!

... I just wished he would have played 'Me, I'm Not'. Oh well, guess it's not a bad song to have stuck in my head for the remaining years of my life.

Re: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (acoustic) @ Great American Music Hall, 9/8/08

Eryn — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 13:06:57 -0000

I was one of those, who said "Maybe I'll just go to the electric show. It's really what their sound is about anyway" I am SO glad I went to this acoustic set though for all the reasons you describe. Especially their interaction. The past two performances I've seen, it seems like they kept to their own sides of the stage.

This time it was so intimate I couldn't help but walk away feeling as if we were all friends now. That they sat down and played a set for me.

Plus I was able to really immerse myself in their voices since they didn't have to fight with a wall of sound that usually accompanies their performance. Truly beautiful and often gut-wrenching. I feel a little spoiled.

Oh, and are they not adorably shy? It's such an interesting dynamic when an artist performs so strongly on stage but when the last chord rings on the guitar, they tuck back inside their shell with a shy smile and brief glance to adoring fans. I just want to eat them up. ;0)

Re: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (electric) @ Great American Music Hall, 9/9/08

Eryn — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:56:56 -0000

Did you hear Robert say "we'll see you next time. we'll be back soon"? That got me excited. I need more. Around 5 o'clock I started to think Wait! There's no BRMC tonight? I have to just go home? Noooooooooo

Perfect description of Robert "blurring the boundaries" of stage and audience. The way he plays guitar, holding it up high to his ear as if he needs to hear the sound as it's being made in the hollow body. On more subdued songs he almost caresses it. And to do THAT crouched on the floor 3 inches (no exaggeration) in front of a girl's face? Hello!?! I hope that this girl was just shell-shocked as she surely didn't show any appreciation for that intimate experience. Next time they're at a small venue I'm going for 'rail'.

Robert, please play in my face. In my face! (Sounds almost dirty doesn't it? Maybe it should be. I think it's my new fetish.)

Re: Oasis’ Noel Gallagher shoved off stage at Toronto Virgin Festival

Eryn — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 02:44:18 -0000

Isn't Liam the more controversial/outspoken one? With the whole 'better than the beatles' comment and attitude that alienated American fans. I'm surprised that idiot went for Noah. What a terrible surprise! He didn't even see it coming.

Re: Lemurs, Hippotizers, and Marimbas, oh my…

Eryn — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 02:32:49 -0000

Truer words were never spoken:

"For the band's current Lights in the Sky tour, Reznor has not only raised the bar for what's possible in an arena tour, but has also produced what could arguably be one of the most technologically ambitious rock productions ever conceived." (from the article)

Re: IAMX @ Great American Music Hall, 9/16/08

Eryn — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 13:06:02 -0000

Great 'character' recap on the band!

I think, based on their music videos, I had expected the performance to be more theatrical and... graceful? (not the right word...) Though I now think that impression came from how effortless his voice sounds). In reflection I have to say I really appreciated that it was grittier and bare bones on the stage. (Though, I too, struggled to see through the dark shadows on stage) I especially liked that they pushed out the heavier industrial beats and frenetic dancing.

Also loved the juxtaposition between his feminine frame/voice/style and 'manly' 3 day beard! ;0)

Re: Does It Offend You, Yeah? @ Great American Music Hall, 9/18/08

Eryn — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 15:40:19 -0000

That really is a perfect summary. Spot on! (uh oh, I might be suffering from Foreign Accent Syndrome)

Especially the crowd which turned the GAMH floor into a trampoline. You physically could not have stood there and not bounced around!

Re: Fight Club, American Psycho, and Reznor

Eryn — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 21:56:55 -0000

Finally, theatre I can drag you to!

Re: A Place to Bury Strangers, Sian Alice Group @ BOTH, 9/30/08

Eryn — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:18:07 -0000

So true with Sian. I was thinking that I should have painted fake eyes on my eyelids (just to be polite.. kinda like a screensaver) and gone into sleep mode to save my energy resources for the main act. Though the last song was redeeming and more in tune with the night's sound like you said.

That evening, the cards were not dealt in my favor. I starting getting tunnel vision/blacking out right when APTBS were coming out (dehydration I think). I was so excited to finally experience this show live that I actually tried to tough it out in the beginning. Alternating between standing at the side of the stage to sitting in the back to try and regain consciousness before standing back up. On the positive side it was kinda fun mixing that with strobe lights. Well worth it. Wish I could have seen the whole show but apparently I needed to pass out.

That's kinda rock'n'roll, right?

Re: The Presets @ Mezzanine, 10/6/08

Eryn — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:16:31 -0000

I'm thinking that the Presets maybe drew a bigger crowd (or at least a more enthusiastic one) than Cut Copy. Of course I'm biased because I'm a super fan for many of the good reasons you mentioned: great singing, good energy on stage, dark heavy beats.

And because I like you, I'll try to forgive you for this little quip: singing "borders on this cheesy ’50s crooner meets run-of-the-mill generic dance track". ahem! ;0)

Re: Robert Been of BRMC’s Santiago Car Rooftop Performance

Eryn — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 16:44:32 -0000

Robert, play in my face. IN MY FACE!

My crush continues to grow. I can't believe I didn't know about these after-show performances before the last few times I saw BRMC.

Re: The San Francisco Music Scene

Eryn — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 13:21:47 -0000

hmmmm. I respect Raymond's defense of SF music scene (there's no doubt I'm lucky to have access to all the SF provides) but as far as the two arguments that are made, HRCs seems more fact based. More about cause & effect. The effects of SF cost of living and the venue diversification trend are more persuasive arguments than one that denotes Bay Area music goers for some strange reason aren't devoted enough or are more influenced by the sparkly lights of big tours.

Still, it's an interesting point of view. I think this calls for some consumer research ...

Re: Top 5 Rockin’ Halloween Costumes

Eryn — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 15:56:50 -0000

the tattoo sleeve on what's his name is hilarious. it's all in the subtle details

Re: BRMC to drop a new album next week?

Eryn — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 12:59:30 -0000

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Scott Weiland’s Bowie period

Eryn — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 03:00:00 -0000

When he looks into the camera his eyes look haunted. It's harrowing and touching. Makes me catch my breath. I alternate between wanting to give him a hug and make out with him. [Except the bleached out highlights are strange]

Re: To blog or not to blog

Eryn — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 03:01:29 -0000

Everything Raymond said!
DITTO DITTO DITTO

Re: BRMC’s The Effects of 333

Eryn — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 16:58:50 -0000

I love BRMC too much not to try and find some positive qualities in this experience. I'm definitely coming at this with WAY more of an open mind than I would for other experimental albums.

Truthfully I miss the soulful singing, beautiful lyrics and gut wrenching guitar. But I had a little fun pretending this was a soundtrack to a movie and walking through my imagination what Peter and Rob might have been experiencing with all the ambient noise and screeching.

Still, I don't think I have more than one ... maybe two listens in me.

Re: Happy Belated Halloween

Eryn — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 17:02:54 -0000

Your giant red-reflective pupils have never been more appropriate! Great look!