Jimmy Eat World - Integrity Blues (October 21, 2016) Album • Page 53

This went off topic but oh well. I'm 26 and have been lurking since I was about 15, and posting since I was 26.

 

23. Been posting since March of 2008 (I was 14 back then).

 

I'll be 25 next month. Been posting since 18 and lurking since 17.

 

I bought a bunch of albums at Borders actually.

I bought Futures at a Circuit City, which is also no longer a thing.

 

You stole my answer

 

I'm 23 and I've been posting since I was 17

 

Yeah im about the same. I thought I was 26 when I quoted you but just remembered im 27 now. I signed up I think a little bit after Deja Entendu was released.

 

So did anyone participate in the JEW Twitter Q&A? Not too many juicy details came from it tbf. I asked a bunch of questions but none of them were answered :(

 

Yeah, I asked a question that didn't get answered. It was about what I expected from them.

 

I'm 23, been posting a little over a year and lurking for like 8 years.

 

I was happy to hear about the David Bazan influence :) but rather than that it was pretty goofy

 

Yeah. It gives a fun, light-hearted image of them when they answer goofy questions which is good. But the problem is most of the questions the person doesn't actually care about the answer... they're just asking for the sake of it because they want the chance to get a shout out from the band. I (and others I'm sure) asked questions I genuinely wanted answers to, but unfortunately didn't get a look-in. I don't blame them though... there were loads of questios and they couldn't have possibly gone through them all.

 

What questions did you guys ask? These were mine:

1. Jim, favourite color for your signature Telecaster?
2. Did all your albums have a "concept" (like Invented's photos, Damage's breakup, IB's expectation/reality)
3. You talked about getting away from relying on instinctive solutions to musical problems. Any specifics?
4. Zach, are you still going to work on new The Wretched Desert songs?
5. Any throwbacks to Go Big Casino on the new album (like the Ready bridge in Damage)?
6. How much of a song's composition/instrumentation is decided in the studio vs. prepared in advance?
7. Will you ever re-release (even just digitally) your debut 1994 album?

Fine, I did bombard them a little bit. But I am interested in answers to those questions.

Oh well, at least I got to know that they like cheese, and that Zach would be a gorilla if he could be any animal.

 

I'm 30 and I joined AP.net when I was still in high school. Woosh!

 

Same! 30 and I believe I started visiting AP when I was 15. Yikes!

 

I'm a veteran, man. Started reading AP when I was 20 and I'm now 33. Wild. The rest of ya are still nubile and pink! I was anticipating the leak of Futures that summer w/ the rest of the board. Them were the days...

 

i was 25 when i started posting on chorus and now i'm fucking 26 man how time flies

 

Haha, I was 21 and still am

 

23 started posting when I was 19

 

Some people are making feel old and others are making feel like I'm still a fetus. haha I'm 20 and started on AP when I was 17.

 

I hope I'm still on here when I turn 23 so I can annoy everyone with the Jimmy Eat World references.

 

started when i was 16 and now i am 23 lol i joined a week before esteemed user jakejenkins

to many people i am still 17


also sure and certain is a legit jam love it

 

I'm 34, started visiting AP back in my sophomore year of college, I think ('01-'02) and joined the forums probably the next year. I re-joined with a different user name in '05 and was a regular for a few years, left for a bit, and came back a few years ago.

 

This is only reason I've let my life go on this long.

 

31 and started posting when I was 21. Have had various usernames since then because at various times I've been an idiot and a weirdo and its for the best.

I can't wait to hear this album. Damn all ye who hath birthed it upon thine ears.

Someone mentioned a few pages back about You Get What You Give by New Radicals being a classic song - I agree. It's one of a few songs in recent history that come out of nowhere and just seem to transcend the era that they were written in, almost like that particular melody has always been in the back of your head. Drops of Jupiter by Train is another one. Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve as well.