Gregg R Thomas

PopeBeanie wrote:

Unseen wrote:
It’s the girls’ personalities. They are just fun to watch. Maybe it’s part of their latina-ness, but their are all very animated and effusive.

I think it also speaks to their incredible parents and other chosen support structures, including their absolute insistence on keeping final say on everything. It’s like th…

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@ Reg

They are so normal and humble that they are adorable. Whenever they encounter fans, barring that they are absolutely running late for their flight or show, they will stop to say hello to fans, sign autographs, accept gifts, and demonstrate their appreciation. On top of that, they make time for a meet-and-greet after their shows. I do think…[Read more]

…..showing their daily life as very normal young women.

I think that is a great asset (apart from their music). They are down to Earth and I would not expect them to demand bowls of green M&M’s in their dressing room.

See, here’s a key to The Warning’s success that almost all other bands miss: The off-stage relationship they cultivate with their fans that humanizes them. Off the stage, their numerous home videos show them to be just a bunch of normal girls who love each other and know how to entertain themselves. This video takes one of their Spanish language…[Read more]

RichRaelian wrote:
Hi! I won’t accept that as a excusable excuse.

Rich, without some context (a quote, perhaps), we have no fucking idea what you’re going on about.

@ Enco

There is at least one Islamic all-girl heavy metal band that hasn’t been honor killed (yet) in the world’s most populace Islamic country, Indonesia. Voice of Baceprot. And they are not half bad.

@ Jake

Right. I wake up in the morning and immediately I’m consumed with my hatred of the scourge (or plague) that is Jewry and I fill with a desire to send the ones we don’t kill outright to a concentration camp on the dark side of the Moon.

Thinking this way is your way of excusing the inexcusable.

Detesting Israel’s leadership and policies…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
Rolling Stone think they have some potential.

Correction: One of Rolling Stone’s contributors thinks they might turn out to have some potential. It’s not a declaration from the editorial board and, let’s face it: Rolling Stone has become fairly irrelevant over the years. I pay far more attention to their political…[Read more]

Rolling Stone think they have some potential.

PopeBeanie wrote:
After reading the article, I wanted to hear one of their album title songs, This Could Be Texas, but couldn’t find it. Anyway, this next song is what makes me also see potential in the group:

Pretty good song and performance, but compare them with a band that can play one killer tune after another with a big enough sound to f…[Read more]

This IDF policy is “worse terrorism than Hamas” and is a “moral stain” on the IDF and Israel.

Unseen wrote:
It’s not like they have dedicated duties the way it works in a human company where one person works in the stock room, someone else plays the cashier role, and someone else has HR duties.

Some species rely on other species to do the alarm calling.  I’ve heard of some animals giving different calls for different threats, but the pr…[Read more]

Simon Paynton wrote:

Unseen wrote:
Their language is all about “service to others” by warning their community about impending threats mainly. As for “unconditional love,” I don’t even know what you would look for.

I would have thought that the group members would want to look after their alarm callers, unconditionally, since the alarm callers a…

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Unseen wrote:
Their language is all about “service to others” by warning their community about impending threats mainly. As for “unconditional love,” I don’t even know what you would look for.

I would have thought that the group members would want to look after their alarm callers, unconditionally, since the alarm callers are essential to all th…[Read more]