September 19, 2002

10:00 AM

Life imitates "art" as the singer for Brazilian rockers ACC storms the studio, so to speak, and forces a DJ to play his band's record over and over for an hour. Are things really this desperate?
posted by mikrophon (12 comments total)

Any band that portrays itself as futuristic superheroes living in a post-apocalyptic world deserves all the airtime they want, IMO.
posted by pemulis at 10:08 AM on September 19, 2002

Yeah, that was funny the first time I saw it :

when it was called Airheads.
posted by Satapher at 10:17 AM on September 19, 2002

In the future, our children will be named Cram.
posted by Fabulon7 at 10:21 AM on September 19, 2002

I've always thought that life imitates arse...
posted by i_cola at 10:34 AM on September 19, 2002

Gosh, Satapher, you sure did look at the links in the FPP before making that witty comment. Yep, sure did.
posted by XQUZYPHYR at 10:40 AM on September 19, 2002

Give Satapher a break, XQUZYPHYR. I mean, anyone who could find Airheads funny really deserves our pity more than our sarcasm.
posted by GhostintheMachine at 11:10 AM on September 19, 2002

Adam Sandler's finest hour!
posted by mikrophon at 11:47 AM on September 19, 2002

Cram, indeed.

And actually, I believe this is probably Adam Sandler's finest hour.
posted by sklero at 12:41 PM on September 19, 2002

Of course, of course. I stand corrected.

As much fun as Remote Control for NES is, it is woefully lacking in Studboy.
posted by mikrophon at 1:28 PM on September 19, 2002

Heh... Actually, I think this is the RIAA's new post-internet business plan.
posted by SpecialK at 1:44 PM on September 19, 2002

Damn you, Adam Sandler! You've derailed another perfectly good Brazilian rock thread!

Wait, I know! Someone start a thread about Os Mutantes and we'll see how long it takes for Mr. Sandler to sneak into that one!
posted by sklero at 1:49 PM on September 19, 2002

Damn you, SpecialK! You've pulled the thread back on topic, making my last post irrelevant!
posted by sklero at 1:51 PM on September 19, 2002