* The Spores (endorse suicide) * Scissor Sisters * Rufus Wainwright * Merzbau * Ravi Shankar * Wilco * Bjork * Tech N9ne * Ghostface Killah * Bobby Conn * Morton Subotnik * Cole Porter * The String Cheese Incident * Eagles of Death Metal * Polyphonic Spree * The Faint * Interpol * Tegan and Sara * Erasure * Le Tigre * The Gossip * The Doors * Phish * Queen * The Strokes * Sufjan Stevens * Morrissey(?questionable?) * The Pet Shop Boys * Metallica * Judas Priest * The Village People * The Secret Handshake * The Rolling Stones * David Bowie * Frankie Goes to Hollywood * Man or Astroman * Richard Cheese * Jay-Z * Depeche Mode * Kansas * Ani DiFranco * Fischerspooner * John Mayer * The Indigo Girls * Velvet Underground * Madonna * Elton John * Barry Manilow * Indigo Girls * Melissa Etheridge * Eminmen * Nirvana * Boy George* * The Killers * Lou Reed * Lil' Wayne * Motorhead * Jill Sobule * Wilson Phillips * DMX * Lisa Loeb * Dogstar * Thirty Seconds to Mars * Lil' Kim * kd lang * Frank Sinatra * Hinder * Nickleback * Justus Kohncke * Bob Mould * Clay Aiken * Arcade Fire * Bright Eyes * Corinne Bailey Rae * Audioslave * Red Hot Chili Peppers * Panic at the Disco * Elton John(really gay)
"Suffering is one very long moment. We cannot divide it by seasons. We can only record its moods, and chronicle their return. With us time itself does not progress. It revolves. It seems to circle round one centre of pain."--Oscar Wilde (reformed homosexual)
I knew it was all a joke when I read this, from the Evening Service website:We live not too far from the chemical plants in Baytown and sometimes being so close to that kind of industry creates intense self-reflection, which is what we are all about.Fitting, though. Because living near all of those chemical plants would definitely explain the quality of music.There's also a line in the song that's a bit of a tip off. I can't access the video right now for an exact quite, but it has something to do with there being no back door to heaven.
knock knock knockin' on heaven's (back) door
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I knew it was all a joke when I read this, from the Evening Service website:
We live not too far from the chemical plants in Baytown and sometimes being so close to that kind of industry creates intense self-reflection, which is what we are all about.
Fitting, though. Because living near all of those chemical plants would definitely explain the quality of music.
There's also a line in the song that's a bit of a tip off. I can't access the video right now for an exact quite, but it has something to do with there being no back door to heaven.
knock knock knockin' on heaven's (back) door
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