What does Jayne listen to?

POSTED BY: misterUniverse
UPDATED: Thursday, January 12, 2006 04:52
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MISTERUNIVERSE

Saturday, January 7, 2006 4:21 AM

OK, now it's time to work on "Jaynes Jams"
and you know his music will be totally different
than Wash's. I would like to put together a jayne show for next week. I need suggestions and possibly
if it is too much of a challenge for me....start pelting me with mp3s. Discuss!

Bless the signal!

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REGINAROADIE

Saturday, January 7, 2006 4:35 AM

George Thorougood. If there ever was music that summed up Jayne, it would be George Thoroughgood.

Also, Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" would fit him to a t.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
"YES!!!I'm a man posessed by many demons....Polite demons that would open the door for a lady carrying too many parcels...BUT DEMONS NONETHELESS!!!! Yes. I have walked along the path of evil many times, it's a twisting, curving path that..actually leads to a charming plot garden, BUT BEYOND THAT EVIL!!!"

MISTERUNIVERSE

Saturday, January 7, 2006 4:45 AM

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Originally posted by reginaroadie:
George Thorougood. If there ever was music that summed up Jayne, it would be George Thoroughgood.

Also, Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" would fit him to a t.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
"YES!!!I'm a man posessed by many demons....Polite demons that would open the door for a lady carrying too many parcels...BUT DEMONS NONETHELESS!!!! Yes. I have walked along the path of evil many times, it's a twisting, curving path that..actually leads to a charming plot garden, BUT BEYOND THAT EVIL!!!"

Good start! Kind of what I had in mind...throw in some crude humor...and we have a show? I hope I do not loose listeners like I did during the Reaver Madness show! Way to scary and intense! I was down to onme listener in the first 30 minutes. (was a three hour show) Heh.

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NDRAGE85

Saturday, January 7, 2006 4:47 AM

it's hard to say. everyone always assumes the badass style tunes. but while Jayne is the tough guy, he also has that silly and child-like side that is hard to pin down.

MISTERUNIVERSE

Saturday, January 7, 2006 4:52 AM

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Originally posted by ndrage85:
it's hard to say. everyone always assumes the badass style tunes. but while Jayne is the tough guy, he also has that silly and child-like side that is hard to pin down.

Simpleton as well...until he uttered the word
"pretentious" in one of the episodes. The look Mal gave him! Total surprise! It's like a gun-geek that can hurt you?

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NDRAGE85

Saturday, January 7, 2006 5:09 AM

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Originally posted by misterUniverse:
Quote:
Originally posted by ndrage85:
it's hard to say. everyone always assumes the badass style tunes. but while Jayne is the tough guy, he also has that silly and child-like side that is hard to pin down.

Simpleton as well...until he uttered the word
"pretentious" in one of the episodes. The look Mal gave him! Total surprise! It's like a gun-geek that can hurt you?

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lol, funny you mentioned that line. that is one of the only parts i got to see during the Firefly marathon on SciFi today. i only got to see a little bit of Shindig.

ZISKER

Saturday, January 7, 2006 5:40 AM

Anything by Johnny Cash - especially 'Boy Named Sue'and Fulsom Prison Blues

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SHIELDMAID

Saturday, January 7, 2006 5:54 AM

David Allan Coe, John Mellencamp and Joan Jett. Old Hank Williams. The Rolling Stones. And Patsy Cline.

MISTERUNIVERSE

Saturday, January 7, 2006 6:01 AM

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Originally posted by Shieldmaid:
David Allan Coe, John Mellencamp and Joan Jett. Old Hank Williams. The Rolling Stones. And Patsy Cline.

Well I have a box set of everything Patsy cline ever did...Hank I also have a grasp on. Stones? no problem...Joan is problamatic. Anyone have some mp3s
for me?

Jerry Jeff! My 2 cents!

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UNSARDONIC

Saturday, January 7, 2006 7:13 AM

Okay, okay... everyone's going the "kitshicker"-tunes route... I understand... "Bad to the Bone" makes SO much sense.

So, I figger it'll be hard to find but, ummm... may I (respectfully) suggest... from Frank Zappa's soundtrack to "200 Motels"... a song called "Redneck Eats," possibly the greatest declaration of redneck bad-to-the-boneness ever. Triumphant chorus lyrics include, in part:

Lonesome Cowboy Bert:
"When I get off I get plastered,
Get drunk 'til I fall on the floor,
Find me some communist bastard,
And stomp on his face 'til he don't move no more."

Exuberant Chorus:
"Stomp on his face 'til he don't move no more!"

Lonesome Cowboy Bert:
"I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll keep on drinkin' 'til my eyes puff up and turn red!
Drool on mah shirt, see if he's hurt,
Kick him again in the head!
Kick Him Again In The Head - OH!
KICK HIM AGAIN IN THE HEAD, BOYS!!"

...ummm... it goes on from there...
...with gusto

...kick him again in the head "or your friends will think you're a stupid, inbred stack of meat."

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