haha you all stop bitchin right NOW that episode was funny as hell, if you know a bit about the music industry and/or Beck! I enjoyed it and those who didn't just didn't get half of the jokes
STOP BITCHIN
<haha you all stop bitchin right NOW that episode was funny as hell, if you know a bit about the music industry and/or Beck! I enjoyed it and those who didn't just didn't get half of the jokes>
I think that's a bit crude, but I do agree that Beck is probably the perfect artist for a guest shot on Y3K.
~DarthArada~ "Snuh!" Homer Simpson "We have all the time in the world..." ~George Lazenby/James Bond "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" MUSSOLINI TO EMBARK ON CHEST EXPANSION CAMPAIGN ~The Onion
What's the B52s, Rezillos, Man or Astroman?, or Laurie Anderson doing these days?
DGH
On Mon, 30 Apr 2001 20:32:08 +0200, "murdock" wrote:
Hey, until I watched this episode I was not familiar with Beck. Though his audience did seem reminiscent of the crowd at Dead shows. I still got most of the jokes. Now I'm going to have to check out his music. Anyone who can joke about himself like that must be worth checking out.
--Larry
"murdock" wrote in message news:9ckb3t$u2k$01$[email]...
I'm a fan of Beck, familiar with the music industry and I understood all the jokes. I still didn't find the episode funny or interesting. In fact, I found it downright pathetic.
RSN
Roop Nanuwa wrote:
Agreed. This episode could have been on King of the Hill. Lame.
jd
Oh well, i thought that Bender's analogy of being "closer to an ass than a chair" was lyrical brilliance. Plus the House of Pain refrence was great too.
Sirlon's (dunno how 2 spell it) singing is outstanding!
Mike