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  • in reply to: Does anyone own this Zeitgeist promo dvd? #34607

    Arthur
    Spectator

    It’s indeed that promo. Trying to rip it now, then upload it.

    in reply to: Does anyone own this Zeitgeist promo dvd? #34606

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Bingo. I’ll see what I can do. Will let you know. I never watched it, to be honest… :oops:

    in reply to: Post your Desktop pic #21527

    Arthur
    Spectator

    It is awesome, isn’t it :)[/quote:30jvs80d]
    No doubt! Don’t ask me to explain it, but it just is. :)

    in reply to: Post your Desktop pic #21525

    Arthur
    Spectator

    My current one, which I’m loving.[/quote:3u41kvpe]
    Since I have it too, I’m astonished by it everytime I see it. Thanks Superlord. You rock (again). 8)

    in reply to: My Pearl Jam story #34598

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Cool Arthur! The story you wrote about Eddie preparing for a gig would be cool to read. :wink:[/quote:2353hbpb]
    Obviously we all have our Pearl Jam stories, so cool! :lol:

    Well, I didn’t keep the original story, but I remember I wrote something about Eddie waking up in a hotel, and then preparing a special drink for himself. It consisted of broken glass, pieces of metal, acids and stuffs like that. Then also some instruments treatment in the same style to get that grunge sound, and only then he would go on stage. Rather silly altogether, but it was enough to be the winner of the contest. I believe that contest was done by some radio dj of a Dutch program of the VPRO Radio, a wellknown station for several recordings and broadcasts of Smashing Pumpkins too. I have always been very proud of that Ten promo… 8)

    in reply to: SPFC meets Starla & SPfreaks in Amsterdam #34373

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Just send out the 2 page English question list to Mr. Melkweg Music Programmer John… 8)

    I’m getting excited! It’s cool doing these interviews (NUGS first, now this…)! Hopefully he returns it all next week! :D

    in reply to: Vote Jimmy! and Vote Billy! #34554

    Arthur
    Spectator

    There’s something wrong with my Browser: Keeps ten-ing JC, then going back and doing it again. :?[/quote:3zxny78u]
    I had exactly the same problem! :lol:

    in reply to: SPFC meets Starla & SPfreaks in Amsterdam #34372

    Arthur
    Spectator

    that pic is funny, but i know someone who would not like it at all. and i am not talking about arthur.[/quote:1pfqqt20]

    "Puh! I can do things between the sheets that has no category in the industry she works in. You really think I’m even bothered for a second by that chickie? What’s her name again?"[/quote:1pfqqt20]

    Well, at least someone with a healthy dose of self-esteem here! :lol:

    in reply to: what did you listen to today #27639

    Arthur
    Spectator

    This morning I was driving to office, with that boot Pluggelectric in the car stereo… playing I Am One over and over and over… Jimmy’s state of the art drumming, D’Arcy’s bass pounding my kidneys… that squeeling guitar on volume unbearable… do I feel refreshened and full of energy… YES! 8)

    in reply to: Silverchair #3163

    Arthur
    Spectator

    come on keep talkin cause its true

    :lol:[/quote:hk9zljwe]
    Man, more and more people are on Pip’s mushrooms… Or do you really want to be spanked or something? :roll:

    in reply to: thepumpkins.net: April Fools 2009 #34504

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Hello! Welcome here, Murder! Surprise! :D

    Thanks for taking some of your scarce time to visit here, Murder, and give some more inside info on your latest work. I’m quite sure you didn’t take my words too personal, I know though that creators of art put a lot of themselves in the things they create. Am I right, Murder? My apologies if I was throwing the stones a little too hard… :wink:

    Of course I understood the links to the actual documentary, I’ve seen it a few times already. But let’s say, what is humour to the one, is just not working for the other. I’m way more into that \"James I\" vid, it is more subtle, you have to go a little deeper to see some things. It has more irony & even a little sarcasm, instead of exaggerating the things we already know. For me that last type of humour is a little cheap and superficial. I hope you understand what I mean… It’s hard to explain.

    Nevermind. Keep it up Murder, you are a class of your own in the Smashing Pumpkins community, and we wouldn’t want to miss these vids, really! 8)

    in reply to: Vote Jimmy! and Vote Billy! #34540

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Look who made it to the #1 spot… :wink:

    (the trick: vote around 15 times 10, and his score will go up with 0.01. After 7.12 average it stops though…)

    in reply to: thepumpkins.net: April Fools 2009 #34500

    Arthur
    Spectator

    i think Arthur’s problem is it lacks pornstars :P[/quote:jr1xo26w]
    :lol:

    No really, his style is a classic, and I admire him for that. I couldn’t do it, even if I had the time and the tech skills. I’m not offending him personally of course, I’m sure he is a really nice guy and all, and puts a lot of effort in his work. Hats off to that!

    It’s just that his latest work hardly brings a smile on my face… I hope I’m allowed to say that, amongst multiple times more fans of his latest piece of work. Go ahead, enjoy it! Don’t pay too much attention to my grumpy old voice, please… :P

    Oh Murder, if you’re reading this, it would indeed help for next time, if you bring in some SG… :wink:

    in reply to: Silverchair #3161

    Arthur
    Spectator

    come on abuse me more i like it[/quote:1ste8sp8]
    That sounds like a quote for either the chatroom, or the 21+ forum elsewhere on here! :lol:

    in reply to: SPFC meets Starla & SPfreaks in Amsterdam #34358

    Arthur
    Spectator

    … it was nice to visit a different "sin city" for a change. :twisted: :lol: [/quote:zbjj1tvx]
    Davin, I’ve arranged an interview with John van Luyn, the guy that managed to hire the Pumpkins in 1995! Also, he is diving in the Melkweg Archives today to check what is left of contracts, posters, etc. (but he warned already that he is afraid that most will be destroyed already…) 8)

    in reply to: Important announcement #34517

    Arthur
    Spectator

    :lol: :lol: :lol:

    in reply to: How to stay drier? #23477

    Arthur
    Spectator

    It’s not only the mushrooms… It’s the season. Spring makes horny.

    in reply to: thepumpkins.net: April Fools 2009 #34474

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Hmmm… I’m sure you all liked it very much (and please, don’t let me stop you of course!), but I just can’t get the clue(s). To me it’s just some random & senseless scenes that are cut and paste together in no specific order, no cliffhanger(s), no real jokes, but only superficial references to persons and situations. The only 2 parts that I liked, and that brought a little smile to my face, was Jimmy drumming like crazy in the beginning, and the credits at the end… Sorry to spoil the fun, but this is what I think of it… Murder has done way better in the past, this is by far not his best work. The typical cartoon style he works with was, is and will remain awesome on the other hand. But he should work more on the storylines (he calls it \"if something goes right\", and then Jimmy commits suicide on the end, in a weird reference to some Terminator movie? :roll: ), and start bringing in more pointy & sharper jokes. Just my humble opinion…

    I will be a fan of his work, don’t get me wrong. It’s just that this last one for April Fools is missing me. This one however, cracked me in 4 pieces! A welldone piece of work!

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2FkPHMrmfM[/youtube]

    in reply to: SP looking for a new drummer #34421

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Just read this on SP.com:

    \"In just under 48 hours, there have been over 600 drummer submissions to join The Smashing Pumpkins!\" :shock: :shock:

    in reply to: Netphoria changes ad policy #34463

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Netphoria Message Board
    Still the Largest and Longest Running
    Smashing Pumpkins Message Board / Forums on the Net

    No Censorship / Free Speech
    Open and frank dialogue is encouraged with only minimal moderation[/quote:1d3b06f4]
    At least this part is a big joke anyway. Largest? No way. Not even close. Minimal moderation? My @ss. People can flame each other to death if they want, but if you link back to your own website, your post will be deleted within the same hour. WTF kind of moderation is that? :roll:

    in reply to: What is the latest Pumpkins related item you bought? #7121

    Arthur
    Spectator

    … and it was extremely well packed… And the G.L.O.W. promo arrived too! Oh, happy days! 8)

    in reply to: What is the latest Pumpkins related item you bought? #7120

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Also my 2 very rare Canadian promo cds of Machina and Adore arrived today. :D[/quote:1t6a4t9n]
    Yeah, that seller is a fast shipper indeed, I just heard my Tonight, Tonight BBC disc arrived too. Can’t wait till tonight (tonight)! 8)

    in reply to: SPFC meets Starla & SPfreaks in Amsterdam #34353

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Keep you posted![/quote:u090zjsh]
    Wow, I managed to reach the programmer himself… Trying to arrange a meeting & interview… :shock:

    in reply to: How to stay drier? #23464

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Shannen’s a dude :shock: :lol:[/quote:1b9yios6]
    Ermmm… no, I don’t think so. Shannen gets wet (hey, no comments please! I’m just sticking to the subject of this topic, yeah? :lol: ) on places where I want to poke her with some of my bodyparts, so I guess technically that makes me the dude. Maybe I should check the biology books again, but that’s what I remember from school days, way back. :P

    in reply to: SPFC meets Starla & SPfreaks in Amsterdam #34350

    Arthur
    Spectator

    where does Davin live?[/quote:1k14tcpn]
    Chicago. He’s on a pre-marriage holiday, enjoying his last moments being unmarried… :wink:

    He spoke very good words about his future wife Emily, which he knows for many years now. Davin is an impressive guy (in many ways :wink: ), he knows the Pumpkins at least since early 1992, as he still remembers the first cassette of Gish he listened to in 1992, and the very first SP concert he wanted to attend (in April 1992 if I remember well), but he missed it because the other band (Guns ‘n’ Roses) chickened out on the second night… And man, all the details he knows about the band, all the funny anecdotes he shared, he’s like a passionate, talking, waterfall! It was awesome to hang out with him for a few hours, and I felt sorry to say goodbye. But we had to travel back far, and the next day, duty called again… But we exchanged phonenumbers, and promised to stay in touch. And we are, every free minute we have, we send a short email to each other. Pretty cool. Also I’m trying to arrange an appointment with Melkweg, to check their archives for December 1995, how they managed to have the Pumpkins playing a secret gig there as the start of their almost 2 year long Mellon Collie world tour. We went there and we managed to get the email address of the responsible person for the Melkweg Archives, so hopefully something comes out of that… Keep you posted!

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