Phonogram

Mar 08, 2006 10:40

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kali921 March 12 2006, 19:18:57 UTC
Oooh, shiny!

Just a random American stopping by from scans_daily to lend moral support and approval, even if I never really embraced Elastica as an avatar of pophood. Or of anything, actually.

I particularly like how the leftmost character appears to be crying Jean Grey's Dark Phoenix Tears of Alchemical Imminent Doom. Rock!

Big thumbs up, and looking forward to this. I'm friending your journal, if that's acceptable.

On another note, it's really hard to do a decent Cyrillic "L" in MS Paint, so kudos to whomever attempted this feat.

You really should post more of this on the hive mind of scans_daily as it is produced. Pimpage is entirely acceptable there.

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bremxjones March 13 2006, 12:51:21 UTC
Welcome to my lj, newfriend.

Shiny! The leftmost character is a girl called Beth who... oh, is that the time already? We'll get to that eventually.

Oh - it's not actually Cyrillic. It's... well, that'll be telling. Okay, it's Theban.

And yeah, I'd like to definitely - we're doing another four of these B-side adverts as well as the proper page - but I feel as if I'm taking advantage by doing this. I mean, I read Scans_Daily, but if all I ever post is my own stuff... well, it's terribly self-serving and ungentlemanly.

I'm never ungentlemanly.

For that read "Rarely".

KG

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kali921 March 14 2006, 03:32:16 UTC
It might indeed be Theban, but I have to tell you, tovarisch, that there are some suspiciously-close-to-Cyrillic letters in them thar hills.

Really, I wouldn't worry about posting your own stuff to scans_daily. I'll just presume to speak for the entire community here. (Presumptious? What, me?) People really, really enjoy it when creators come by and 1) post their stuff and 2) engage in discussion about said stuff, as long as they can take some concrit and ribbing. We're friendly.Join the hive mind, tovarisch. You know you wanna ( ... )

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bremxjones March 14 2006, 22:05:25 UTC
McKelvie did some gooey stuff to the letters in Photoshop. It's all mad science to me. I barely understand Word.

Anyway, you've convinced me. I may wait until the next two B-sides are done - Emily Aster and Kid-with-knife - so I have a more sizeable post, but then will lob 'em up. And be all chummy in the internet fashion.

I envy your background history, by the way. I wasn't musically illiterate as a kid, but my background is pure Motown and Northern Soul pre-teen, with splashes of other bits and pieces.

I've friended you in return, so you can probably see all me secret hidden posts with art and stuff on. Sebadoh are awful. And I'm planning seeing V for Vendetta on an Imax screen, so even if it's shit I can be amazed how BIG it is.

KG

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kali921 March 15 2006, 04:30:11 UTC
Hey, having post-hippy parents helped on the musical front. I mean, I grew up in San Francisco, where I was one of those naked babies dancing on a Navajo blanket in Golden Gate Park, and my dad took me to see Curtis Mayfield when I was ten.

I shall expect a pithy report from you on V, then, so we can compare notes and type in CAPS LOCK OF RAGE.

Ain't nothing wrong with Northern Soul and Motown, baby.

Ever notice how the Wachowski Siblings, Inc. are increasingly just shy of coherence?

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bremxjones March 15 2006, 13:18:51 UTC
I have nothing but love for my Motown roots. At the very least, my childhood carpet-based naked dancing adverntures means I'm not afraid of the dancefloor. Not as much as the dancefloor is afraid of me, anyway.

One of the many lies I used to tell in my fanzine past about my origins was that I was born in the toilet of a pre-Disco Sister Sledge gig. Which is a vague elaboration of my parents having been there when she was eight months pregnant.

When I was punkier, I said I was born on the day of the first Clash band practice, which was a complete lie.

I liked complete lies. But in my zine-scene, I suspect I everyone did.

Is V that bad?

KG

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