Forums | MacLife
You are not logged in.
#26 2005-08-12 4:44 pm
- iPhish41
- likes being naked
- From: Pittsburgh, PA
- Registered: 2003-06-21
- Posts: 682
Re: Only in America
Phydeaux wrote:
spike wrote:
Phydeaux wrote:
That said, Gin And Juice by The Gourds is awesome.
and by phish, widespread panic/any other blue grass/jam band
Uh...
Phish has never covered Gin and Juice. Official word on the street from phish.net is that the Gin and Juice that you'll wind up downloading from a P2P network is done by The Gourds.
One of the supporting vocals is a rapper named Phish, but that's where the similarities end.
I am shocked at how long it is taking people to accept that Phish isn't responsible for that cover. Those vocals sound nothing like Trey Anastasio or anyone else in Phish. It is something they would've done, but it was clearly not them. I would like to meet the guy who put that out there though. He either did it to spread it quickly, or he was an idiot.
Offline
#27 2005-08-12 5:18 pm
- the W'rkncacnter
- s/not asked/you're about to ask/
- From: the broken bricks
- Registered: 2000-11-14
- Posts: 5089
- Website
Re: Only in America
That kind of thing happened all the time during the heyday of napster. There were many remixes and covers (especially punk covers) attributed to all kinds of people.
0111010001110010011101010011011101101000
Offline
#28 2005-08-12 6:57 pm
- I'm with stupid
- Hey Crabman!
- From: Bakersfield, Ca
- Registered: 2005-02-01
- Posts: 192
Re: Only in America
That used to piss me off, but now that Phish quit touring/recording I think it's kind of amusing.
On a related topic, I wonder why I was so uptight about it in the first place. 
What a waste of energy.
Hindsight is 20/20 I guess.
This isn't who it would be if it wasn't who it is.
Offline
#29 2005-08-13 1:14 pm
Re: Only in America
Every car Chrystler has been making has been hott fire, and no demographic or marketing appeal will change that.
Snoop is the man, but Chrystler doesn't need anyone right now. Between the Crossfire and 300, Chrystler is teaching America how to live.
-Tim
Offline
#30 2005-08-13 1:36 pm
- Pariah
- James Carville Fan..
- From: Belly Of The Beast, Oklahoma!
- Registered: 2001-05-24
- Posts: 18426
Re: Only in America
yelowpunk wrote:
Every car Chrystler has been making has been hott fire, and no demographic or marketing appeal will change that.
Snoop is the man, but Chrystler doesn't need anyone right now. Between the Crossfire and 300, Chrystler is teaching America how to live.
-Tim
yep, I have really been admireing Chryslers cars lately. They have come along way since the 70s when they were considered just a small step up from American Motors.
"and it's not surprising that they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Barack Obama
Offline
#31 2005-08-13 2:18 pm
- Zetetic Apparatchik
- Member
- Registered: 2001-01-07
- Posts: 8250
Re: Only in America
Pariah wrote:
yelowpunk wrote:
Every car Chrystler has been making has been hott fire, and no demographic or marketing appeal will change that.
Snoop is the man, but Chrystler doesn't need anyone right now. Between the Crossfire and 300, Chrystler is teaching America how to live.
-Timyep, I have really been admireing Chryslers cars lately. They have come along way since the 70s when they were considered just a small step up from American Motors.
But now Germans are involved...
Join the MAF AudioScrobbler group.
Protest ist, wenn ich sage, das und das paßt mir nicht. Widerstand ist, wenn ich dafür sorge, daß das, was mir nicht paßt, nicht länger geschieht.
Offline
#32 2005-08-13 4:26 pm
Re: Only in America
Pariah wrote:
yep, I have really been admireing Chryslers cars lately. They have come along way since the 70s when they were considered just a small step up from American Motors.
Have you been admiring them because they look better or run better? I'll admit they look a lot better than they ever have, but i doubt i'd ever buy one.
Offline
