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since my old pinned is outdated ill plug my 2 most used sideblogs since i dont use my main much
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@diamondclan-official - my little pet multifandom/crossover-inspired warrior cats fanclan project
i am thinking a lot abt this song lately, esp the guitar solo at around ~1:25. i just NEED to know where they got that guitarist because holy fuck i was not expecting to hear some eddie van halen ass tapping in a song like this that’s obviously meant to be a throwback to 50s rock n roll
Beginning to flesh out Canine Shall Inherit The Earth (my idea for an rpg about packs of dogs in a post-humanity world)
First, stats & lore
And now some party member art (except for Spotted Light and Ashen Dust, they're just NPCs so they don't have any stats listed)
Pale Bolt, Rabbit, Snowflake Mist & Bear's Claw are the first 4 party members and the MCs so that's why they have bios, also cuz I need to think of lore for the other dogs lmao
Bonus: have the first boss of the game who becomes somewhat important later
My lunch for today, a Jack Original by the name of "Cheesy Chowder"
Ingredients:
Campbells Chunky Clam Chowder (you can use any kind of microwaveable "heat and eat" canned clam/seafood chowder tho)
3 tbsp KD Shaker cheese powder
Cheddar Goldfish crackers
Directions:
Heat soup in microwave according to the directions on the can (for this, I put the soup in for 1 minute, then took it out to mix the cheese in before putting it back in for another minute)
Stir in the cheese powder; return to microwave.
Remove from microwave, top with Goldfish
enjoy
Bro is full of joy and whimsy
(i also have this photo from a tiktok, i wonder if anyone can track the clean image of this down)
Been wondering something about Robert often referring to Strider as something along the lines of his little friend "who keeps his mouth shut". So...like...what would Robert need Strider to keep his mouth shut about? What kind of secret private goings on has Strider witnessed? Because as far as I know, Robert didn't really bring Strider on tour with him, which means the dog probably wouldn't have been around when any groupie action was going on. He did, however, bring his faithful lil doggo along on his trips to Bron-Yr-Aur with Jimmy when it was just the two of them "writing and stuff" (to quote John Paul Jones)...so...if he's referring to Strider "keeping his mouth shut" about things that might have gone on in that little cottage when no one else was around, well...😏
I’ve created an abomination three times over-
If it wasn’t already apparent
I thought I could draw some bands in the style of the Beatles cartoon- and oh boy, people let me tell you how hard it is to draw this bad 😂
rpg game idea i had + some characters. wish i actually had a computer to use rpg maker on and/or actual motivation
basically the main setting is that after a huge war in the future, most of humanity dies and the survivors leave for other planets. in the many years since then, packs of feral dogs have taken over and now inhabit the ruins of cities, as well as other places like woods and badlands. the south concord pack is one of those packs that calls city ruins home. im still working out the story tho, but the dogs do have a pantheon of gods that powers their magic system. so... post-apocalyptic fantasy xenofiction rpg?
wonder if this'll go anywhere...?
edit: here's what i think some of the characters would be like as party members
Pale Bolt: as the MC, he's kind of an all-rounder. speedy, with decent defenses and a balance of physical & magic power
Lion: white mage type. support role, good healer with good defenses and can also provide buffs, meanwhile...
Crow: focused on dealing heavy magic damage and quickly. black mage type, not a lot of defense or physical attack
Rabbit: VERY speed-oriented and mostly good for debuffs and physical damage, since he already has a pretty tough, scrappy personality. piss poor defenses and magic tho
Snowflake Mist: mostly a support/physical role, provides a lot of debuffs to opponents and buffs to your party. good magical & physical defenses and decent magical attack
Copper Pelt: swift physical attacker. like rabbit but with better attack and VASTLY better magic, and slightly better defenses
Bear's Claw: she's very good for being a tanky physical attacker. can't use magic attacks tho and is somewhat slow
band au maraich
more info abt this specific au of mine bcs i have so many thoughts abt it: 1 2 3
i have the best thoughts on the bird site
am i insane or is banmara somewhat jimbert coded (please dont kill me)
esp considering maraich's jealousy and how robert reacted to coverdale/page...
EDIT: wait i just remembered that bancoran's va (the late kazuyuki sogabe) was also a guitarist like jimmy! i know he composed this song but idk if he actually played the guitar solo at 1:39... anyways that solo has got to be one of my faves
its pretty much just by proxy, from being an erotica parody. I think. But there's a lot of magic(k) in the Patarillo Manga, so maybe.
while i can see where you’re coming from, im not really all that convinced abt the eroica part (mostly bcs bancoran is everything klaus hates) but i also find it kinda funny that PATALLIRO is the one doing shit w demons and being stingy (led wallet moment) and bancoran hates the shit out of him
also i found another, somewhat better example of sogabe’s guitar work! this is from the band he was on lead guitar for (slapstick) and his solo at 1:26 is so peak u guys
also its kinda funny in a bit of a twisted way that im saying this bcs bancoran is WELL known for cheating on maraich and ofc we have coverdale/page and the thing w/the black crowes (although robert was a lil more gracious with the latter)
Imagine...
going to a nice restaurant with jimmy and its a busy night so the foods taking a bit (and you dont mind because ur being polite) but jimmy gets really impatient and starts rubbing his stomach and wining about how hes soooo hungry every time a waiter walks past the table
Holyshit mr james moment
What the fuck
Something I deeply hope does not or has not already become a reality for the love of all that is good & sacred in the world
Led Zeppelin, October 1968
Jimmy Page and I had lost touch with each other since he had joined The Yardbirds, so you can imagine my surprise when I got a call from him out of the blue to tell me that he had put a band together with our mutual friend John Paul Jones, and a drummer and singer I had never heard of. He explained that they had assembled enough material and it was their intention to make an album, hopefully with me.
I was up for it, as Jimmy and I grew up in the same town and had been pals since the early sixties, and John had been the number-one session bass player in London for years. When I was an engineer I would see him almost every day, and a nicer guy you could not wish to meet.
Knowing that anything these two had put together was bound to be pretty good, I turned up at Olympic a couple of weeks later, not having any real idea of what I was walking into. I was blown off my feet. The album that we made in the next nine days was a landmark in rock and roll history, taking it to another level altogether.
The sound they created, the arrangements they came up with, and the standard of musicianship were equally astonishing. Each session seemed to be more exciting than the last, as what they had prepared unraveled in front of me. All I had to do was press record, sit back, and try to contain the excitement of being in the same room with what was going on.
The stereo mix of this record is certainly one of the best sounding that I ever made, but the credit has to go to the band, as all I did was try to faithfully put down on tape what they were giving me, adding a little echo here and there to enhance the mood.
We were putting together The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus just as the album was finished. So I took my acetate to a production meeting and played it to Mick, suggesting that I felt that the band was going to be huge and therefore we should have them on the show as it would be an enormous coup. My suggestion fell on deaf ears, as Mick did not get it at all. A couple of months later I dragged George Harrison to Olympic on the way home from a Beatles session and played him the master tape with the same result, he didn't get it either. I found this slightly disconcerting as I could not understand why they did not get what was so exciting to me. Prior to this I had always felt that we all shared pretty much the same taste in music. Jimmy and John Paul Jones were from the same era with the same influences and yet Mick and George openly disliked what they had done, seeing no value in it at all. In any event, they were perfectly entitled to their opinion, and fortunately a large portion of the record-buying population disagreed with them.
—Glyn Johns, Sound Man: A Life Recording Hits with the Rolling Stones, the Who, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles, Eric Clapton, the Faces..., 2014
Glyn Johns talked about this night again in a May 2018 interview with Bob Spitz. His recollection was included in Spitz's biography on Led Zeppelin:
Flushed with excitement, he took the acetate to a preproduction meeting for the Rolling Stones' Rock and Roll Circus TV show. "Jimmy's put this band together," he told Mick Jagger during a break. "You've got to listen to this." Mick played a few bars and removed it from the turntable. "He didn't like it at all," Johns recalls. A few nights later, he was leaving Apple, where he'd been working on the Let It Be session. "George [Harrison] and I lived in the same direction, and I said, 'On your way home, let's pop around to Olympic. You've got to hear this record Jimmy's done. It's absolutely amazing.'" It was around ten o'clock at night when the two men settled into Studio A, where Johns had made the album. "I got a protection copy of the master that was stored in the basement and played it for George, start to finish. It wasn't that he just didn't get it—he thought it was awful."
Mick wasn't the only member of the Rolling Stones who didn't enjoy Zeppelin's music. Keith Richards said Robert's singing annoyed him in a 6 December 1969 interview with New Musical Express:
Led Zeppelin? "I played their album quite a few times when I first got it, but then the guy's voice started to get on my nerves. I don't know why: maybe he's a little too acrobatic. But Jimmy Page is a great guitar player, and a very respected one."
they’re married but have not asked for a single child in almost a week. and they have a pretty good relationship with each other. im getting sick.
in addition, one of them (jimmy, the one w/black hair) had the balls to suggest THIS travesty:
does he hate people that want to use the ferris wheel? what is up with him genuinely?
update: WE WON (as of yesterday)
RIP bonzo you wouldve loved working at waffle house