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Posted by Pfiagra on 03-03-2003 at15:06:

  Whatever happened to...?

Does anyone here have an update on what those 'almost eddies' Presty Gomez or Roger Shnotzki (aka Nick Deletchi) have been up to?

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Posted by Nick Deletchi on 03-03-2003 at15:24:

 

unemployed and posting on the damb......

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Posted by Dr Rich on 03-03-2003 at16:18:

 

"Rock-a-by Sweetheart" was the best! )

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Posted by Captain Pedantic on 03-03-2003 at20:40:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich "Rock-a-by Sweetheart" was the best! )

She went on to have a small job with Poor old Lu.


Can't remember which song but you will hear her in it.

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Posted by afterglow on 03-03-2003 at21:13:

 

That would be all pretty for the tv


band - poor old lu
CD - mindsize
produser - TST
lryics - scott hunter 1993 carlotta publishing(bmi)
music - poor old lu



All Pretty For The T.V.
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We had recorded this song once before at Innovations Music & Media, where Straight Six was recorded. It was rough, but pop-y. At the time, this was probably our most exciting song and, in fact, quickly became a crowd favorite. Eventually, we would have friends 3NP join us on stage for a hip-hop style interlude in the middle. The album version features sound-bites taken from Swirling Eddie's video "Spittle & Phlegm", at our request.

With notions of televangelism sprinkled throughout the lyrics, this song hits on the dangers of self-serving ministries, focused more on money than on the Lord, and its effects on those who believe in it. The other message refers to television itself. The idea being that much of what people do is based (wrongly) upon what they see from televsion.
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I see the wealthy guy
The world in his eyes
He need not contain no pain or shame
"And never will," I cry

And I'm a dirty word
You know I'm so absurd
If I write things off as meaningless
So I'm never heard

Stare and no care into nowhere
Round and round pounds the sound inside
We never give it up
Well, I can never live up and the box won't shut up
Ground me out without a doubt
We never give it up

So I didn't need a book
to get the certain look now
Well, I just tune it in
So this is what it means to live
And I am really free
Cause you and me are we and how
We always fit right in
So this is what it means to live

And now I'm turning blue
Without a thing to do
Cause I'm wrapped, enthralled and my brain it stalls
I can't think it thru

Give me a second chance
I'll learn your happy dance
Cause I want to be in, forget the sin
You'd think I'm in a trance

Have you got ears to hear
And would you draw so near
Cause it's got things to say and us to change
You know you needn't fear

So make your senses soft
And never turn it off
Just step inside and join the ride
Here's our real God.

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Posted by Dr Rich on 03-04-2003 at16:51:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Captain Pedantic quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich "Rock-a-by Sweetheart" was the best! ) She went on to have a small job with Poor old Lu. Can't remember which song but you will hear her in it.

I am afraid!

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Posted by Tyler Durden on 03-04-2003 at19:27:

 

What ever happened to Steve Taylor?


(This is on topic because of the "Taylor" connection.)

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Posted by baxter on 03-04-2003 at19:31:

 

He will be at Cornerstone this year, Tyler. That's the only news i have seen about him since Squint's demise.

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Posted by somehypocriticalChrist-ian on 03-04-2003 at20:06:

 

isn't he touring as "Steve Taylor Durden" now?