I feel as though I could have done a better job making sure you knew that, seeing as I'm supposed to be running their Facebook page.
I am disappointed by the reception this post has gotten.
Have you considered adjusting the rabbit ears?
I don't have speakers on my computer.
I could dig out the earbuds from my iPod, but they're buried.
In the drawer with the take-out menus.
In the drawer with the take-out menus.
The urban equivalent of a cornfield.
Are you happy now, neb? Can we stop?
I listened to the first minute. It seemed O.K.
Yes. I really need to get new foam things on them, but I don't think that affects the sound.
When you think about it, "ear bud" is a pretty digusting phrase.
17: It's like an ectopic eye-baby.
That's when your eyebaby implants in your eustachian tube.
17: Not so much if you think about it in the context of corn.
Or "Air Bud". Was that just a failed attempt to get Anheuser-Busch to fund a whole movie, or did someone actually think it was a good idea?
(I fear I may have actually seen it, but don'tt rightly recall.)
14: So did I. And then I fast-forwarded to about 2/3rds of the way through and listened for a few seconds and it was still OK. And then I did something else.
I am a little bit sorry to be part of a world which is a source of continuing disappointment for neb. But not that sorry.
21: A globe-spanning franchise! (Note the exhaustive character chart.)
Paw-zlingly little information about The Search for Santa Paws.
23: Wow. I always wondered what Don Knotts and Tim Conway got up to in their dotage.
I finally listened to the video in the OP, and I agree, it is pretty awesome.
I was wary after the first minute, but I'm glad I continued listening.
I had no idea there was such a thing as an Edmund Welles, and now I know that is exactly what was missing in my life. Yay!
Today is the day that I am shilling for my friends!
Like Edmund Welles on Facebook!
Add another into the "really like it" column. I think I'll buy an album of theirs.
For some reason, his off-key singing is too irritating for me to get through more than a minute of. Usually this quality in singers doesn't bother me so much.
30: Me either. I had to play one when I was younger.
I love the clarinet and especially the bass clarinet. Even the … contrabass clarinet.
The only good part was rolling papers were a legit cleaning tool for a clarinet.
31: I don't like the singer either. Still listened to the end, though. Once he stops singing it gets better.
What keeps that kind of hat in place? Is there a structure within, or is it just friction + gravity? If you turn your head quickly enough, will the hat stay in the same orientation wrt the surroundings?
I think I would enjoy this better with a slightly more pleasant-voiced singer. Is it any smoother on recordings?
Sorry, k-sky.
I think I would enjoy this better with a slightly more pleasant-voiced singer.
He is the opposite of a crooner in that recording -- it sounds like he's singing close to full volume and sacrificing tone and subtlety.
I like his performance (though something about the robes and the hat and the lighting makes me think of Big Trouble In Little China -- perhaps I'm thinking of this hat) but for the energy not the technique.
That's the only track on the album that has singing at all.
Also, I'm pretty sure hats like that are held in place by under-chin straps.
