Semi-synopsis as we are waiting for the laggards

A cozy affair is how I would describe February's tete-tete-tete. The night was full of movie chit chat, a little music talk and more movie chit chat. We determined that Byron no longer exists in an existential way and we are fearing that he has evaporated into prog air.

Since we are waiting for Grand Master Jay's and Jenny Jenny Koko Bop's reviews I will recap the evening in metaphors. Picture the meeting as Goldilocks. As Goldilocks approached the bear's house (here on known as the Spigot) she noted that there was no one at the table as one bear was seeing a man about an Elefant, one was feeding dollars into the Argybargy and the other was getting a pitcher of Pavement. On the table were three bowls of reviews. The first bowl labeled Movioso was toooo hot as his reviews were too high. After she spat out those reviews she went to the next bowl labeled KayBooshay and it was toooo cold as those reviews were quite chilly. Pttuey and on to the next bowl which was huge and labeled D'Arcimonsta . It was just right.

Consensus for the ponderings provided by St.Loooie; Styx-Journey-Kansas (1 vote for each), Joan Jett, Joan Jett (though a close match), Fact, hahahaha, Canada's answer to Counting Crows, no, hahahaha again.

If you didn't understand that last paragraph then maybe you should come to the meetings.

For Next Month
Old: Still Need from Byron (if he is still involved) and Jen
New: Bloc Party- A Weekend in the City (Mike M)
New: The Good, The Bad and the Queen- Kingdom of Doom (D'Arcy)
Ghits: Mott the Hoople (Ken)

The topic;
Three lists of 5

1: List 5 songs where the remake, or cover, outshined the original.

2: List 5 bands that should never change their sound or style, or should have never changed their sound or style.

3: List 5 bands that desperately need a change in their sound or style.

Those with homework for April:
Old- Ken/MikeM
New-Jay/Monsta
Host-D'ARcy