Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[Ryujin]

Are you musical? My read has been Artificer/Rogue, since you're definitely a skill monkey.

Could be, but I haven't touched a musical instrument in over 40 years but, back then, it started with Recorder (like pretty much everyone else), moved to Flute, then ended at Clarinet when I really wanted to go for Alto Sax. Feels like I was going for the minimum skill level required to hit a Prestige Class. Plus, I prefer Bard for... reasons

 

[dragoner]

That whole album is great. I first saw them as Carnivore, at the Roxy in NYC, with Samhain, and Danzig. It was Samhain's last show, Danzig's first.

 

[Autumnal]

While I reprehend you perfectly, I think the perceived prevalence of that on these boreds is just a pigment of your imagination.

Thank you for your contribution, and please be sure to send us pics as you travel to Hell.

 

[Meech17]

It's a skill that I've been meaning to pick up, but never had the need until now. Sorry, Snarf, but I'm my "party's" skill monkey/Bard

It's fun. There's a big community behind it and it's a pretty deep hobby. I got a set of picks, and a see-through pad lock. I learned the basics and can open normal padlocks. I never really went any further than that though. Real locks, or anything with security pins would probably be enough to twart me. I might have a +1 in lockpicking.

 

[Ryujin]

It's fun. There's a big community behind it and it's a pretty deep hobby. I got a set of picks, and a see-through pad lock. I learned the basics and can open normal padlocks. I never really went any further than that though. Real locks, or anything with security pins would probably be enough to twart me. I might have a +1 in lockpicking.

I just ordered a cheap fold-out set, at least for now. Let's see how that goes. I would really prefer not to have to commit my piece to a vise, so I can drill out the stupid lock.

 

[Scribe]

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Its quite regrettable, the era you imprinted on.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

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Its quite regrettable, the era you imprinted on.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

There are even some great electronic interpretations of orchestral pieces. I was introduced to the music of Isao Tomita back in the late '70s.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer/Emerson, Lake & Powell/ELP did several modern interpretations of classical pieces.


One of my favorite modern reinterpretations of that era was Eumir Deodato’s jazz fusion (IOW, not electronic) take on “Also Sprach Zarathustra”.

 

[CleverNickName]

Sure, my favorite part of the Pumpkin Spice RPG contest is reading everyone's entries. But my second-favorite part is watching everyone pick their prizes after the voting is closed! Thanks everyone for putting up with my spammy pumpkin-spiced posts for the last month. I hope everyone had fun, and I hope more people participate next year.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

What is interesting is that the whole "computer" aesthetic, from these Roland analog synths, the hand painted animation in Escape from New York or Tron; all created by artists like Tangerine Dream, or Syd Mead.

See also Phillip Glass, Vangelis, Jean Michael Jarre and many others.