True FOB-ing Love

Oh, there has definitely been a mistake.

Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:47:37 GMT

Perez has gotten his hands on a clip of Pete and Ashlee in their episode of CSI: NY.

Also, thanks for the submissions, but we don't post paparazzi pics here. In fact, we're going to be making some major changes to truefobinglove over the weekend, so stay tuned for thos.

FOB Trail

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 20:13:14 GMT

The game just went live.

Fuck City News Post

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:06:57 GMT

March 02, 2009
cribs march 7th

March 7th, 4:30 - 5:00pm on MTV
Cribs
Yung Joc
FC
Kerry Rhodes

lame time, but check it out if you can. i hope its funny. havent seen it yet.

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New FOBR Journal from Pete

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:05:01 GMT

old friend.

its been awhile. honestly i lost the password for this site. what a bummer. all turned around now. well seeing how fall out boy is heading out on the road again today, for europe... we decided to give you guys a piece of the road for free. check out www.falloutboyttrail.com at around 2pm eastern. dont all go at once and crash that spot or anything. sharing is caring. p

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FOBR News: Fuck Cribs

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:03:30 GMT

We’re finally going to be able to see inside Andy’s Fridge!
By: girlbehindthecurtain on Mar 3, 2009

That’s right folks, Andy is going to join the ranks and let you see the inside of his house on Cribs! Make sure to tune into MTV at 4:30 PM on March 7th to see where all the magic happens.

XO – girlbehindthecurtain

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One more Buzzlikey

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:01:18 GMT

Fall Out Boy - Believers Never Die Part Deux - Philippines from clandestine on Vimeo.

[foe] | [meelikey]

Buzzlikeys from yesterday.

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:00:05 GMT

norm/eklips/ewok/pose/augor/revok/retna/rime/krush/tyke

these were the dudes i wanted to be when i was in highschool. good to see em getting out in peoples faces. (shout out to tal and pose).

[foe] | [meelikey]

Buzzlikey catch-up from Sunday.

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 18:57:15 GMT

Fall Out Boy - Believers Never Die Part Deux - Singapore from clandestine on Vimeo.

[foe] | [meelikey]

New Post from Patrick

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 18:54:18 GMT

From Patrick's Blog: JT, pop music's Darryl Hammond

Head over to Idolator to check out Justin Timberlake on the Jimmy Fallon show doing a sick Michael McDonald impression...and I was bored with Michael McDonald humor after yacht rock. Skip JT's John Mayer, it's good but only Phantom Menace good. His McDonald is A New Hope Good. (Kidding Skywalker Ranch folks, my girlfriend was out of town for one day and I spent it watching all 6 movies in one sitting...maybe a couple with the audio commentary).

PS, the Roots are probably the best live band on Earth. It's incredible how much groove they put into backing Timberlake in the aforementioned bit. All in all, good job Mr. Fallon.

-p.v.stump

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Pete in the Daily Mail

Sun, 01 Mar 2009 02:09:16 GMT

'I'm convinced someone is going to murder me,' reveals Pete Wentz
Pete Wentz could have been the next Beckham, but gave it all up to form Fall Out Boy. Bad move? Well... he's now a music and style icon who earns millions - and he even has a pop-star wife
By Jon Wilde
Last updated at 11:20 PM on 28th February 2009

Looking at the queue that snakes along New York’s Broadway, it would be fair to assume that thousands have turned out for a glimpse of Tom Cruise, the star guest on tonight’s David Letterman show. But then Fall Out Boy pull up in a limousine and, from the deafening cheers, it’s clear that most have come to see America’s coolest pop-punk band.

Band leader Pete Wentz leads the charge into the building. Diminutive at 5ft 6in, he looks every inch the rock star in shades and hip-clinging leather. In recent years, he’s become one of the most talked-about artists on the planet. He has bipolar disorder and hit the headlines in February 2005 after overdosing on prescription drugs. Further notoriety was achieved last year with marriage to singer Ashlee Simpson (Jessica’s sister) and the birth of their son, Bronx.

Born in Chicago, Wentz, 29, showed an early talent for football, but in 2001 he formed Fall Out Boy with guitarist Joe Trohman. Their breakthrough came in 2005, with the album From Under The Cork Tree selling 2.5 million copies worldwide and earning them a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. Their most recent album, Folie à Deux, was released in December. Wentz also co-owns bars in New York, Chicago and Barcelona, and lives in Los Angeles.

I refuse to answer my front door because I’m convinced someone is going to murder me.

I used to think that some day I’d end up murdering a close friend or relative. Now it’s reversed and I’m convinced it’s going to happen to me. That’s the way I’m going out, I’m completely sure of it. So I refuse to answer the front door – it greatly minimises that risk.

I never want to hear Jeff Buckley’s ‘Hallelujah’ again – it was playing when I overdosed in 2005.

It’s a hard song for me to listen to now, because it brings the moment back so vividly. It’s become such a popular song that it’s always on at parties these days, and I have to leave the room.

While I’ll always be bipolar, I find it easier to deal with now.

I remember being extremely happy at the age of four. I went to visit an aunt in Switzerland and remember feeling ecstatic the entire summer. But now is even better. With marriage and fatherhood, I’ve finally found two fixed points in my life. They’ve taught me patience. They’ve also taught me that I don’t need to feel guilty about being happy. My emotional seasons are less extreme.

If I didn’t have a baby I’d have a chimp.

In 2007, my band did a video for the single Thanks For The Memories with chimpanzees playing the parts of the director and make-up artists. They were amazing to interact with. There was this one chimp that kept putting his arm around me like he was trying to tell me, ‘I want to be your buddy.’ I felt completely safe around them. Only later did the trainer tell me that he’d had his thumb bitten off by a chimp. Even so, I’d work with them again like a shot. They’re great company. I just hope I never get into a fight with one. Those guys are a lot stronger than me.

If I’d kept all the underwear that has been thrown at me on stage I could open a very large department store.

I never know if it’s used or unused underwear – I’ve never investigated it that closely. I’ve usually got better things to do after a show, like speak on the telephone with my wife.

Until I became a dad I never knew peace of mind.

In the past my brain would never stop. Now I’m a father the world no longer revolves around me. When I’m with Bronx, he’s got my complete attention. He’s the only thing that occupies my thoughts. It fascinates me to speculate on what he’s thinking and feeling at any given moment. I also love to speculate about what kind of man he’s going to become. He could be another Neil Armstrong or Christopher Columbus. Who is he going to fall in love with? What’s his hair going to be like when he’s 15? Then, while I’m fantasising about all this stuff, he’ll go to put his hand in his mouth and end up smacking himself in the eye. He’s the single greatest achievement of my life.

If you’re going to be my friend, you need to know the difference between the real person and the rock star.

Judy Garland used to say that people would go to bed with the actress and wake up with the person. I can relate to that. If I’ve learnt one thing it’s that I need to surround myself with people who want to know the real Pete Wentz, not some myth they’ve concocted from a bunch of press clippings. I can open the door a centimetre wide and some people think I’m showing them the whole room. But all they’re getting is a glimpse. That’s all I want to show most people.

To get our son to sleep we play him Bob Dylan’s ‘You Belong To Me’.

Or a little Sinatra. My boy’s probably the last person in the world to appreciate my singing voice. Although I wrote a lullaby especially for him – you’ll find it on our new album if you look hard enough – it’s a hidden track. We had so much fun doing it I’m going to put out an album of songs for children.

My recurring nightmare is finding that Johnny Depp has joined our band.

Don’t get me wrong, I love the guy’s work. But imagine being in a band with someone who’s a million times better-looking and charming than yourself. I wouldn’t stand a chance. Same goes for Barack Obama. How could I say no if he wanted to join the band? Maybe he could do some dancing at the side of the stage. That would be cool.

Fame kills friendships.

A lot of famous people have said that it’s not they who have changed, but the people around them. You’ve just got to look out for the ones who love the hotel suites more than you. Some people happen to be pretty adept at mimicking love and true friendship. Sometimes you have to let friends go, and it’s never easy. But my coat-tails are only so long. They’ll only take so much weight.

I’m more comfortable on stage in front of 40,000 people than having a conversation with two people I don’t know too well.

Hell to me is walking into a room full of complete strangers. I don’t like any kind of attention that I’m not in control of. That’s not easy to avoid when you’re in a successful band.

I’d sooner go bald than get fat.

And I’d never settle for the Bobby Charlton comb-over. When it’s time for the hair to go, you can’t fight it. Let it go gracefully. Also, I’m not likely to grow a beard any time soon. The Beatles had the best beards in rock. They reached beard nirvana. There’s no point trying to compete.

I finally found a reason to respect George W Bush.

It was after the shoe-throwing incident – when those shoes came at him, his reflexes were so impressive. It made me think that maybe he wasn’t a great president, but he’d be fun to go out with for a few drinks.

My most prized possession is a set of 7ft tall Simpsons characters.

My wife got them, and when my family’s away they keep me company. The only thing I’d prize more is the typewriter on which Jack Kerouac wrote On The Road. I’d love to write on that thing. I’m sure I’d write at a genius level.

Football was an easier option for me, but I chose music because it felt like more of an adventurous walk into the unknown.

If I hadn’t become a musician I’m sure I could have carved out a decent career as a footballer. I loved playing the sport and there was no feeling that came close to scoring a great goal or going on a great run down the right wing and putting over a perfect cross. Doing things with the ball was a natural instinct for me. I was pretty good at it until I got bitten by the music bug. To really make it as a professional footballer, you need to be completely single-minded. Music won out in the end.

I feel a real affinity with Darth Vader.

Villains are just more interesting to me. Most of the time I’m a good villain. I’ve got a loud bark and a soft bite. I’ve got a villainous streak, but I’m no Mussolini. Even on a bad day I draw the line at fascism.

Fall Out Boy’s album ‘Folie à Deux’ is out now.

For UK tour details visit falloutboyrock.com

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New Fuck City Blog from Andy

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 17:15:40 GMT

February 27, 2009
issue 22-home
Posted by xprofessionalx

finally back at fuckcity. having some awesome convos on the forum. check out the collapse thread. it gets heated, but i love it. its good to keep my brain working on tour and when im away from ppl to talk with. and xferalterrorx is awesome.

hopefully gonna have everyone do some new blogs, our first podcast and a couple videos and maybe a videocast. and were working on redoing the whole site at some point soon. easier OS and all that. and hopefully some new shit for the store. though that is seriously in no way a priority for me. haha. i just love the antics and discussion with twitter, the forum and just being home with my fam.

other than that, i have to watch the new lost, catch up on so many comics, and eat awesome food. just got some teese from chicago soy dairy, the best vegan cheese ever, so i have to make some shit with that.

alot of new shit in the works. im stoked. cant wait for euro tour, and then us tour, and especially this summer...which will be the best summer ever if everything goes according to plan!

-xprox

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New FOBR News Blog

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 13:06:05 GMT

Fall Out Boy performing on the Ellen Degeneres Show!
By: girlbehindthecurtain on Feb 27, 2009

Don't miss Fall Out Boy performing "America's Suitehearts" on the Ellen Degeneres Show! Check out EllenTV.com for local listings and times.

"America's Suitehearts" - available on iTunes now!

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New Buzzlikey

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 13:03:28 GMT

hey monday.

[foe] | [meelikey]

New Buzznet from Pete

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 13:01:12 GMT

speakers

posted by: myself.

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New Twitters from Pete

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 12:55:36 GMT

I just saw some old men in a sex shop.about 10 hours ago from txt

Me and ryan ross are making sure night becomes day don't worry.about 2 hours ago from txt

today i had to leave bronx at home even though he had two broken bones. thank god the dogs could watch him. i know they drank a few beersabout 2 hours ago from web

no big deal cause it was under my roof. then he came out and hung out with me. he drove. hem was shotgun cos dogs cant drive.about 2 hours ago from web

besides he had a few to drink. thank god for seat belts and fact checking.about 2 hours ago from web

theres a connection there. you wont see it yet. and "galaxy" are your out there? cos im lost.about 2 hours ago from web

http://twitpic.com/1qyvj - all i want to do is zoom a zoom zoom zoom21 minutes ago from TwitPic

FOB (World) Tour update.

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 20:40:41 GMT

World Tour Part 1 : DONE!!!

We did it. We successfully did shows in Japan, Singapore, Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand. After a very uncomfortable flight back to America we did two more TV shows and then back home. It's nice to sleep in a bed that's yours. It's nice to be able to grab a Coke out of the fridge and not pay 5 dollars for it. It's nice to see the corner bar and know that I can probably go drink for free all night and all I have to do is regale the bartender with stories of world travel. We're modern day pirates, minus all the killing and pillaging and raping.

Can't get used to be home though, next part starts in 4 days. See you lot in (not so) sunny England!

P.S. I'm working on a video compilation of stuff we saw, etc etc... Once i figure out how to work it properly you'll see it posted on here.

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This explains Stump at the dog show, then...

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 19:59:24 GMT

Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz Approves Of Obamas' First-Dog Choice
'I grew up with two ... they were great dogs,' bassist says of the first family's decision to adopt a Portuguese water dog.
By James Montgomery

Pete Wentz has already done plenty for Barack Obama. From PBR-fueled fundraisers to performances at the presidential inauguration, he's gone above and beyond for our brand-new commander in chief. But he's not stopping just yet.

He wants to help President Obama select the first dog.

See, in recent days, news services have been humming with reports that the Obamas — or, more specifically, first lady Michelle — are thinking of adopting a Portuguese water dog, making good on their pre-election promise to daughters Sasha and Malia. A White House spokesperson said the Obamas are leaning toward the breed because of its temperament and the fact that it's hypoallergenic (always a plus). And here's where Wentz steps in.

As it turns out, he's been familiar with the Portuguese pooches for most of his life. His parents own two of them — Pandora and Marley — and they patrol their house in the Chicago suburbs (they even got a special shout-out in a May 2006 MTV News feature on Wentz). So when he heard that the Obamas were thinking of adopting one of their own, he decided to help sway their decision by giving them his own (relatively) impartial take on the breed.

"I know I am right on the verge of being invited to the Lincoln bedroom with all of my glorious connections to the president, but I think the final step may be me giving the Obamas advice on getting Portuguese water dogs," he wrote to MTV News. "I grew up with two ... they were great dogs for the boy I was, being that I barfed from swinging on swing sets, cried at my first 10 birthdays, wouldn't eat anything but the peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches my mom made and was allergic to everything. They were the perfect answer to that."

See, the hypoallergenic thing is big. And while Wentz did caution that one of his water dogs — Marley (who he insists was named after Bob Marley, and not the titular pooch in John Grogan's book "Marley & Me: Life and Love With the World's Worst Dog") — was "pretty bad," he still thinks the breed would do well in the White House. Of course, since he and his wife now own a pair of English bulldogs, he's not above stumping for that breed, either (this is politics, after all).

"I can't lie, I think Hemingway is a pretty good candidate too, because he's the exact opposite of my parents' water dogs," Wentz wrote. "But I can't say he'd be any worse than having Cheney around tearing that place up."

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New Twitters from Pete

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 11:10:26 GMT

for 15 minutes at 11 tonight the world will pause or end. i mean our website will be down. so i guess only our world will pause.about 8 hours ago from web

memory is always gonna be better than a flickr account. stories get better over time with embellishment in ways that photoshop never could.about 8 hours ago from web

Another Buzzlikey

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 11:08:53 GMT

me and justin. fun in the sun. night of the living dead.

[foe] | [meelikey]

New Buzzlikey

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 11:07:05 GMT

the future. clandestine. take me to your leader.

[foe] | [meelikey]

The truth about Pete's blogs...

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 10:56:00 GMT

Patrick's second RS Review.

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:52:02 GMT

Black Lips
200 Million Thousand Hear it Now
RS: 3of 5 Stars Average User Rating:0of 5 Stars

It's ironic when the Black Lips sing that they're "trapped in a basement" here. Ten years ago, this Atlanta band's purposefully sloppy "flower punk" would have been unjustly confined to basement shows; now it could fit in a Zach Braff film. The Lips' psychedelic and garage heroes loom large: "Big Black Baby Jesus of Today" sounds distractingly like the 13th Floor Elevators, and "Drugs" is all about the New York Dolls. This smart if self-conscious album makes it clear who the Lips would like to be, but it's hard to tell who they really are.

P.V. STUMP

(Posted: Feb 20, 2009)

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Millions of Twitters from Joe.

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 13:40:09 GMT

@superspleen Better than Down II, not better than NOLA. Definitely some great songs though.3:50 AM yesterday from web in reply to superspleen

@xDONTgiveUPx That was a lot of fun by the way.3:51 AM yesterday from web in reply to xDONTgiveUPx

@thnksfrthmmrz No worries my man! You're a great guy, and it was our pleasure. Thanks for the note as well, very inspiring for me. You rule.3:52 AM yesterday from web in reply to thnksfrthmmrz

@nabii You've got a great brother there. It was our pleasure.3:55 AM yesterday from web in reply to nabii

@brendanklein Ah FOB covers. I feel like we should abolish them in general. Unless it's Foreigner.3:56 AM yesterday from web in reply to brendanklein

@russellbrandsex Own it. I can't wear it though because I get skin reactions to non-pure metals. Nerd!!!3:58 AM yesterday from web in reply to russellbrandsex

@jordanxxo I'm no Poseiden, but I just get lucky with the waves. I have an Aquaman-like relationship with the ocean.4:01 AM yesterday from web in reply to jordanxxo

@suiteheart I would seriously hope that I never have anything like a doodle creep out of my butt. That sounds unhealthy.4:05 AM yesterday from web in reply to suiteheart

2 hour nap-priceless, Watching TV while using a stoning device-priceless, Chinese food-25 bucks.4:07 AM yesterday from web

I wonder if one day I will be able to use my secret/not so secret favorite guitar tones live. Probably involves too much fuzz.4:08 AM yesterday from web

@MattSilver These are not the droids you are looking for.4:09 AM yesterday from web in reply to MattSilver

@MattSilver But no, not dreads, just close to them. Really close. I should wash the ol' mop top one of these days.4:10 AM yesterday from web in reply to MattSilver

@gardengnomegeek That's what she said.4:10 AM yesterday from web in reply to gardengnomegeek

@erinxo It hit this brutal point 3 hrs ago where I picked up a guitar and fell asleep, it fell on the floor, I woke up, then took at nap.4:11 AM yesterday from web in reply to erinxo

@kasperjonatan Definitely best since 'Vauxhall and I'. There's a few throw aways, but the good songs and really really good.4:14 AM yesterday from web in reply to kasperjonatan

@clevelanderin I hear ya, but I just don't think a Marshall Jubilee through and Ampeg bass cab really would do FOB any good. Another day.4:16 AM yesterday from web in reply to clevelanderin

@MattSilver I assume. I hear they are really painful as far as the hair tugging at the scalp goes.4:17 AM yesterday from web in reply to MattSilver

@kasperjonatan So hard to cover The Smiths without butchering it. I've heard so many bands ruin those songs.4:19 AM yesterday from web in reply to kasperjonatan

The new Propagandhi is so fucking good. Heavy as fuck.4:19 AM yesterday from web

@SparkFrost Personally, I wish. That would just never happen in the grand scheme of things.4:20 AM yesterday from web in reply to SparkFrost

@gardengnomegeek Hi-fives are always a welcome present.4:20 AM yesterday from web in reply to gardengnomegeek

@clevelanderin The Marshall through the bass cab? Or the mass amounts of pedals used by Minus The Bear?4:21 AM yesterday from web in reply to clevelanderin

@newageamazon Quicksand did a bizarre cover of that jam.4:22 AM yesterday from web in reply to newageamazon

So yea, just want to say this past Japan, Singapore, Philippines, Australia and New Zealand tour was out of control the best. Thanks guys!4:46 AM yesterday from web

@clevelanderin I must agree nonetheless. Currently loving the Slash wah by the way.4:50 AM yesterday from web in reply to clevelanderin

Someone asked why I don't updated my FOE blog much at all. I'ts mostly because a) this is easier and b) I don't have any tangents to go on.7:55 AM yesterday from web

I posted this on my blog a long while ago, but I just rediscovered this insane old video http://tinyurl.com/yup3vz8:00 AM yesterday from web

@debussie Probably not, but something better will. That's all I can say, but I think it will satiate.8:00 AM yesterday from web in reply to debussie

@sstephy The prequels don't count, and I've always been a huge 'Empire' fan.8:01 AM yesterday from web in reply to sstephy

@clevelanderin The distortion chip in it is incredible. Coupled with something like a Bogner Shiva with some gain on it and it sounds wild.8:03 AM yesterday from web in reply to clevelanderin

@xdallace I've considered it, but I feel like I would need a day off for once in NZ to get that.8:04 AM yesterday from web in reply to xdallace

@miaaustralia Because I haven't anything to say. I'm a one on one conversationalist.8:06 AM yesterday from web in reply to miaaustralia

Saw a giant 'Watchmen' billboard on the way home from LAX. It made me forgo my skepticism and get very excited to see it.8:09 AM yesterday from web

@FUCKCITY I seriously love it. Really riff heavy, but not over done. And the tones and feel of the songs are wayyyy heavier.8:29 AM yesterday from web in reply to FUCKCITY

@sstephy Seen the Clone Wars cartoons on Cartoon Network a bit ago. Those rule. I won't watch that CG movie that was made. Don't back it.8:30 AM yesterday from web in reply to sstephy

@carrythatweight I've also always loved Andy Rourke's basslines.8:31 AM yesterday from web in reply to carrythatweight

Another old video that I think about a lot and laugh http://tinyurl.com/csk3ys8:33 AM yesterday from web

@Raz0rblad3 Are we talking nose candy?8:42 AM yesterday from web in reply to Raz0rblad3

@sstephy I think I'm stoked for 'Watchmen'. At the same time, every Alan Moore story turned to a script sucks. We'll see.8:43 AM yesterday from web in reply to sstephy

@itstracy Definitely read it now. It's a classic and watching the movie first may skew your perspective on the book.8:44 AM yesterday from web in reply to itstracy

@Raz0rblad3 Oh yea haha! Thanks a ton for that. Can't have too much candy. Or Star War Pez dispensers.8:46 AM yesterday from web in reply to Raz0rblad3

@maellability Both movies have equal possibility of being awful/awesome. Wolverine has a chance of being awful in my opinion. Hope I'm wrong8:53 AM yesterday from web in reply to maellability

@sstephy I would say it's better to learn the basics from someone who knows them first before delving into self teaching.8:55 AM yesterday from web in reply to sstephy

It's never too late, it's just hard to teach yourself a subject if you don't know much at all about said subject. Find someone to teach you.9:17 AM yesterday from web

@SheaDiamond The billboard was great. Go look at it. It costs a total of nothing dollars.9:19 AM yesterday from web in reply to SheaDiamond

@nervs12 Flangers put 2 of the same notes over each other, but 1 is a bit delayed. Creates kind of a chorus effect. Phasers act as filters.9:31 AM yesterday from web in reply to nervs12

@nervs12 And to continue on the point of Phasers, the filter is modulated, so it almost wavers in and out.9:33 AM yesterday from web in reply to nervs12

@nervs12 Just depends on what effects you want. You should go to a guitar shop and plug in a play different pedals and hear what you like.10:49 AM yesterday from web in reply to nervs12

@SheaDiamond The movie isn't out. All I said is that I saw a billboard. I'll let my thoughts run about once it's released.10:50 AM yesterday from web in reply to SheaDiamond

@MattSilver I miss Buff Joe's.4:23 AM yesterday from web in reply to MattSilver

@kasperjonatan That was a total honor/surprise and I wish I could've thanked him. Either way, in theory I want to cover This Charming Man.4:25 AM yesterday from web in reply to kasperjonatan

@MattSilver The wings are supreme4:26 AM yesterday from web in reply to MattSilver

@KonamiCode 1.When TJ comes out of retirement the dead will rise. 2. Today's Empires... is my fave still 3. I'm gonna use than tone somehow.4:27 AM yesterday from web in reply to KonamiCode

@KonamiCode Marshall through an Ampeg bass cab. Or perhaps a vintage Orange through a Marshall 6x12. Needs to be heavy but in space.4:31 AM yesterday from web in reply to KonamiCode

@KonamiCode Kyuss definitely did the Marshalls and Tubeworks heads through Ampeg bass cabs. I know Converge used Marshall 6x12s at one time.4:38 AM yesterday from web in reply to KonamiCode

@ShyannRomance Create the want.4:41 AM yesterday from web in reply to ShyannRomance

Fuck City update from Andy

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 13:24:11 GMT

February 24, 2009
back in the usa!
Posted by xprofessionalx

it feels good to be in the motherland! i need some rfd nachos asap though. im at a hotel with about 5 million jonas bros fans outside waiting for them to get to their movie premiere at 9 though, so thats hilarious. haha. im gonna have to get away, and walk to the comic shop and pick up some shit to catch up on. ive been away from comics for too long. thats the one think i hate about intl touring, no comics every week.

anyway, 3 more days til im back at fc, reunited with the fam. cant wait.

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Pete Twitters

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 13:21:24 GMT

"Wait, they don't love you like i love you" 7:00 AM yesterday

lately ive been awake and asleep at the same time. an impossible feat. my mind wont shut down. it is a jumble. about 22 hours ago

"spaceman" is super good. that band always just brings it. about 18 hours ago

mikey way has the best pictures on this damn thing. about 8 hours ago

the word "you" is so complex and fatal in the what that the "you" never decodes the message meant to them. about 8 hours ago