Jolt Country

I don't know anything about this band, but "Calling All Skeletons" came on the pop punk station at work today. I enjoyed it.

I was a little aggravated that the copy of the song on Youtube has the volume turned down.

I grabbed it from a torrent site, so I could listen to it LOUDER.

And what I ended up having to do was set my stereo receiver to the absolute maximum just to hear this song.

Just buy the damn music already, asshole.

Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:I don't know anything about this band, but "Calling All Skeletons" came on the pop punk station at work today. I enjoyed it.

I was a little aggravated that the copy of the song on Youtube has the volume turned down.

I grabbed it from a torrent site, so I could listen to it LOUDER.

And what I ended up having to do was set my stereo receiver to the absolute maximum just to hear this song.

Skeletons don't have any ears -- just ear holes in their skulls, where their ears used to be.

Maybe the music is quiet to represent what it sounds like to skeletons, Mr. Insensitive.

P.rotect the U.nethical S.tereotyping of S.keletons, Y.o.

There's only two songs I like on this album, and it's the first two. This is good news! For Hillary!

If you like skeletons, you'll love this movie. I watched it last weekend.

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Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:I don't know anything about this band, but "Calling All Skeletons" came on the pop punk station at work today. I enjoyed it.

I prefer "Calling All Angels" by Train, hearing as how I've never heard the song. I'll check it out. Right now Comcast is fucking around with my Internet and it's spotty so I can't try now.

Update: I can get to YouTube, I heard it. I would consider Fall Out Boy's "Thnks Fr Th Mmrs" to be better. Jesus Christ! You had to turn up the volume? I just hope you have disability insurance when you can't work anymore because you're stone deaf!
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I was a little aggravated that the copy of the song on Youtube has the volume turned down.

Schlock Mercenary's "The Seventy Maxims of Maximally Effective Mercenaries" has maxim #37, "There is no 'overkill'. There is only 'open fire' and 'I need to reload'." so I guess we can use it here, "There is no such thing as 'too loud', there is only 'turn up the volume' and 'I need more powerful speakers'."

I grabbed it from a torrent site, so I could listen to it LOUDER.

And what I ended up having to do was set my stereo receiver to the absolute maximum just to hear this song.

"If you ain't deaf yet, it ain't loud enough."

(Loud tone, parodying THX's "Deep Note" sound, ends with huge boom) "THUD: The audience is now deaf." - Tiny Toon Adventures

RIAA wrote:Just buy the damn music already, asshole.

For your information, videos shown on YouTube are fully licensed for public performance with ASCAP and BMI pursuant to the Antitrust Consent Decrees of 1941 and 1942, respectively, and covers all uses of YouTube either on the site or embedded in a web page at a user's site. This comes straight from a guy who asked me about copyright issues, and referred back to a comment from people at YouTube who stated that their performing license covers a video streamed from YouTube whether it is on YouTube's site or embedded in another website.

That song is unacceptable. Please stop enjoying it immediately.

pinback wrote:That song is unacceptable. Please stop enjoying it immediately.

Not possible as I did not enjoy it at all.