Re: audience requests

Posted by Andrew on March 08, 2004 at 20:08:48:

In Reply to: Re: audience requests posted by Ken Hamer on March 08, 2004 at 19:33:08:

I actually have a bit of an advantage when it comes to the old lyrics. Every once in a while an old cassette will "rise to the top of the pile" in the office and I'll pop in on in the car. Sometimes it's painful to hear some of the ones that didn't make it...on the other hand, there are a couple that I still like.

Andrew

. : : But I really think Uncle Bonsai especially should be cut a great deal of slack when it comes to the Spontaneous Audience Request. The sheer lyrical abundance of their body of work is staggering. I was listening to 'Another Fat Song' last night and I could hardly get my tiny little brain around the fact that anybody could spit all those words out that fast, much less THREE people, much less memorize the words.

: 'Course Andrew and Ashley seemed to have no problems rattling of the words to "Meat Market" on the spur of the moment.

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