Wait, RAIDS is Ray Horton? I thought it was BAIDS this whole time.

lol yikes

how dare you

It makes more sense!

Wow. That may be an even worse inadvertent diss than the "I thought Franchise was Canadian" thing from the weekend.

on another note,

ban everyone seriously discussing religion in the SE FAQGOAT thread

would be best bans ever handed out in SE history

So what's everyone's favorite Bisco gimmicks? The definition of a gimmick being "a rarely occuring event (possible one-time thing) that deviates from a regular show"

I have it:

1. Full rock opera performances
2. The Perfume
3. NYE countdown jams
4. Movie jams
5. Tractorbeam
6. Roulette shows
7. Palindrome sets
8. The classical set
9. "History of Bisco"
10. The drum-off




infinity. The battle of the bands

I like Bisco's very rarely used gimmick of "playing good music".

The convo Etats is about to have with himself will be better than the last 100 or so posts

actually never mind

well no ****. if he was having a conversation with himself in the first place, that "debate" would never have taken place. heaven forbid some words get thrown around on a slow monday.

heaven? stop religitarding. plzkthx

lol ppl who believe in birthdays

i believe in monotony-breaking in all its senseless and arbitrary forms

Season 3 of Go(A)T just started in the UK. A much more important day in my calendar than easter.

Also how can Ray be so consistently terrible in every single post. I know his awfulness gets a lot of attention already but Jesus.

Jahovah's Witness 4lyfe yo

Since no one else is commenting, I'll elaborate with my thought process.

1. Full rock opera performances - I'll assume that no explanation is necessary. For the record, I would be more excited to see the Chemical Warfare Brigade rock opera than the Hot Air Baloon rock opera.
2. The Perfume - GOAT concept, GOAT execution. It's incredible that I actually prefer some of the Perfume's alternate versions to the original bisco songs (the "techno" I-man, the "dub" Pilin it high, etc.)
3. NYE countdown jams - An awesome tradition. The happiest moment of the year is right when the jam hits the peak and they begin counting down to the new year.
4. Movie jams - Akira > Run Lola Run > koyaaniqatsi > Alice in wonderland > Charlie brown
5. Tractorbeam - purest form of Bisco, really.
6. Roulette shows - I got to see one (08 winter tour, I think) and it rocked. Bisco is the only band with the balls to let the audience pick the next jam.
7. Palindrome sets - Awesome concept, meh execution. Aside from 5/1/99's The Overture -> Basis -> Vasillios -> Basis -> The Overture, they haven't been that great.
8. The classical set - cool little set, but I wouldn't want it to be the norm
9. "History of Bisco" - Was hilarious, but people pay to see Bisco jam, not talk.
10. The drum-off - meh




infinity. The battle of the bands - Great idea, WOAT execution

In defense of karak, he is far from an overt bible thumper. We have extremely differing views on religion but rarely does it come up as an issue. He doesn't force his beliefs on anyone and he keeps his faith as a personal matter.

I like to lol at crazy religious people as much as anyone but karak does not fit that stereotype.

yeota bringing us back on topic

how could karak being a bible thumper change anyone's thoughts on him

everyone already lols at him on a regular basis

Is this kid foreal