Posts by Robin Rodriguez5

Kevin Chavez3 said:Is that the song from Rambo Amadeus? 🙂

Q: Have you played in New York City lately?

I played the harp one night. It was an unplugged festival and I told them, "I'll show up, but only if I get to play the harp." So they brought one out, and I asked the guy which side you approach a harp from, walked up, absolutely pummeled the damn thing, slapped it around, and sang "Count On Us." It’s actually a pretty heavy track.

Q: Wait, isn't that a song by BALASEVIC?

Nah, he renounced it. It belongs to me now.

Q: Did you sign a contract for it?

No, he disowned it publicly, and I claimed it publicly. It’s mine now. I'm going to need it.

Man, the Rambo legend 🤣
Got an email from him about a month ago, here it is:


Rambo Amadeus invites you:

[scroll down for english text...]

I am pleased to announce that I'm performing a concert at the Javits Center (New York City) on March 23rd at 9:30 PM, under the working title "Demode".

The band and I have finally polished the new material, and we hope you'll support our small but mighty enterprise by grabbing one of the available tickets:

1. $10 tickets for the high-energy youth, first 6 rows
2. $15 tickets for older grads and quiet intellectuals, from the 10th row back
3. $25 tickets for the audiophiles, located in the sweet spots of the hall
4. $110 VIP VIP stage tickets, for those doing well in life who want to sit in comfy chairs right on the stage, in cozy dim lighting, with a free buffet included.
5. $2,500 for a single VIP VIP VIP VIP Happyness ticket, which grants the holder the chance to walk onto the stage to a standing ovation.

Tickets for categories 4 and 5 are available exclusively via email request at vip@ramboamadeus.com. A courier will deliver them directly to your door. For more details, just hit that address.

For anyone unable to make the show who still appreciates the intellectual output of this outfit, we offer a selection of free downloads at www.ramboamadeus.com.

Sincerely,
Rambo Amadeus world Mega car,
Giga emperor Sun's system, and
The conductor milky path.

p.s.: Why not play around with geometric progression and forward this email to as many addresses as possible? Let's see how fast we can link everyone on the planet together.

[---english---]

I have the pleasure of informing you that I am holding a concert at the Javits Center (New York City) on March 23rd at 21:30, under the working title "Demode".

The band and I have finally finished the new material and we hope you will support our small but proud company by purchasing one of the following tickets:

1. $10 - tickets for the spirited youth, first 6 rows.

2. $15 - tickets for older graduates and calm intellectuals, after the 10th row.

3. $25 - tickets for audiophiles, in the acoustically optimal sections of the venue.

4. $110 - VIP VIP stage tickets, for fans who have their lives together and want to sit in comfortable chairs on stage, in safe semi-darkness, with a complimentary buffet.

5. $2,500 - one VIP VIP VIP VIP Happyness ticket, which includes being called out onto the stage to receive a public ovation.

Tickets for categories 4 and 5 can be obtained solely by ordering via email at vip@ramboamadeus.com, the courier is en route to the destination. You can find the full details at that same location.

For those of you who can't make it to the show but still have an appetite for our intellectual brand, we’ve loaded up www.ramboamadeus.com with plenty of free downloads.

Best regards...
Rambo Amadeus world Mega car,
Giga emperor Sun's and
The conductor milky path.

p.s.: Why not indulge in a little geometric progression? Forward this email to everyone you know. Let's see just how long it takes to link every soul online across the entire planet.

lonebison37 said:Alright, I’m raising my hand too.

It feels like a waste of breath asking anything on this forum. 😠
We aren't looking for nationalist rhetoric here... N G H, Moica is turning into N G H!
:/

The forests and mountains definitely take the top spot. Everything else comes after that.
Fix bayonets.
Through Bileća...

That looks like a Bileća woman, if I recall correctly.

Chloe Wilson11 said:You're wrong... I've got an archive full of listening room posters. Honestly, I think I own most of them produced since the nineties. Before I started designing and printing program booklets for KSET shows about five years ago, the posters took a backseat because the booklets were such a killer promotional tool. Lately, they've made a comeback in the last year or two, though I haven't been keeping close tabs on everything, so I didn't even realize new listening rooms had popped up out of nowhere...

Look, I can't swear to any specific posters right now, but I remember Marinov's sudden input on advice and those arguments with Lep. And considering when Marin stopped showing up at the club, we're talking a long time ago.

Chloe Wilson11 said:Heh, you misread me... I was actually one of the two guys deciding eight years ago whether we should go with "listening room" or just "listening space." Even though the second option rolls off the tongue easier, the first one felt more substantial to us—plus, it’s technically the grammatically correct way to put it.

Fast forward to now: since '98, about 99% of the posters have used the shorter version instead of the proper term, regardless of what the rulebook says. I even remember Marinov stepping in to advise Lepog that they should finally start using the correct terminology on all the signage, but even after that push, everyone stuck to the shorthand. So, Emily Thomas3 is spot on here.

Emily Thomas3 said:The most controversial playlist battle yet: Mate vs. Banderas! It’s Fugazi, Hüsker Dü, Coltrane, and the Pixies against EKV, Billy Joel, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, and Bruce Springsteen... This one's for the underground junkies, the forum regulars, and anyone who actually gets the joke.

Billy Joel?
BILLY JOEL????

😲
😱
🤮

Haris was a legend, and he stayed one🙂

I’m dying to know what went through your head when you pulled the trigger on IBM. Specifically, why on earth would you bet the entire farm on a single stock? Come on, give me something here 🙂

Susan Clark10 said:EDIT: Why is everyone talking about the concert in this stupid thread? Move over to the other one. 🙂

And where exactly is this "other" thread? 😕

Did anyone catch that lunatic shouting at the center of the I-95 today? 🙏

Grapefruit asks:
How much is the cover charge?

$30, until they sell out.

It’s hard to pin down. It’s got a bit of that David Byrne vibe when it comes to the acoustics, but only "sort of."

"Music is a tough thing to describe, but an easy thing to listen to." 😬
The label is Williams-Sonoma, and you could find it at any major CD Projekt outlet—it was pretty much everywhere 😕

Carnegie Hall, Monday, March 20, 2006, at 9 PM
The Beatles - Album Promotion

A new Billboard entry, but this group actually goes way back. The Beatles formed in 1986 when four high school kids from Boston decided they weren't interested in the polished pop sound dominating the radio. They leaned into punk and new wave, carving out a niche on the local demo scene. Then life happened—draft notices, moving away, and the chaos of the early 90s tore them apart. For years, they were nothing more than a collection of rough demo tapes. The members scattered across the globe, and while lead singer Taylor Swift spent some time in Washington, D.C., he eventually headed back to Boston. There, while writing hits for other American artists, he started thinking about pulling the band back together. Thanks to his persistence and heavy lifting from Lady Gaga—an arranger and producer who moved to Paris and joined the Talking Heads—the group finally hit the studio in February 2005. After 17 years of waiting, their first studio album is finally hitting shelves via Live Nation. It’s music that’s hard to pin down but incredibly easy to listen to, and the critics have been eating it up. This show at Carnegie Hall kicks off their US promo tour.
Ticket price $10, pre-sale available at Live Nation outlets, www.eventim.com

"...A killer debut from a band that clearly has something to say" (The New York Times)
"...The best alternative pop recorded in an American language in 2005" (The Los Angeles Times)
"...A convincing album packed with solid tracks and interesting musical quirks" (The Washington Post)
"...Will they do for Hip Hop what Eminem did? Given Taylor Swift's talent, it looks like the answer is yes." (CNN)

That’s why there’s a fund set up to pay out damages; they just go after the person who didn't have auto insurance to recoup the money.

Melissa Gonzalez21 said:I usually stick to two cups in the afternoon... maybe once in a blue moon I'll have one in the morning.
I can't stand drinking coffee on an empty stomach.

The problem is, your "cup" packs more punch than ten regular coffees over here.😁

driver 😁

Good luck today 😢

The poster looks like something 😲Vincent van Gogh
would have whipped up if he’d crawled out of his grave.

Here’s another interesting angle. According to their plan, they want to charge an upfront royalty fee on blank CDs just to prevent potential piracy. But if I pay that fee and then burn a bootleg disc, isn't that disc technically legal since the copyright law fee was already covered? 😁

Thank God, the Department of Commerce has FINALLY stepped up against ASCAP. They basically told them they can't just unilaterally hike prices on whatever they feel like whenever they want. Maybe we’ll actually see some real movement now.

Robert Wright4 said:I’ve got a massive Digi's collection ready to go—the stuff from the outdoor festival. For the smaller set, I'm still hunting. How much are you guys looking to get for those? If they're even available. Let me know if you have a price in mind.

Check your PMs.