The misbegotten waif thread a/k/a The Fray V2

[Dragonwriter]

Un-enunciated to your untrained ear perhaps, but to a fan of that particular group, it is quite distinguishable (especially after listening with the lyrics insert at hand).

Besides, you try learning English as a second (or later) language, then singing it with an operatic voice to a heavy metal band providing the actual music. On second thought, don't. I don't even want to hear of an attempt by you to sing, DeWar.

Anyways, the song is "Wishmaster" by the Finnish symphonic gothic metal band Nightwish.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtB0xYMCx-8]YouTube - Wishmaster- Nightwish[/ame]

 

[HolyMan]

I was going to say DW posted those vids up in the old Fray thread.

HM

 

[Dragonwriter]

Actually, hafrogman jumped in and posted the Wishmaster "Misheard Lyrics" video. I did post a few Nightwish vids before that, though. I just didn't post any video of Wishmaster until now...

 

[Relique du Madde]

Somehow I am destined to be a carnival barker considering the responses I got to my answers on a "branding exercise."

 

[Walking Dad]

Why do I have no achievements?

Edit: and suddenly I have 1k listed???

 

[HolyMan]

I think it takes a while to warm up WD.

HM

 

[Scott DeWar]

Somehow I am destined to be a carnival barker considering the responses I got to my answers on a "branding exercise."

on a branding exocise? Huh? where is this?

Re:Wishmaster
found the one with the misheard lyrics. Thanks Dragonwriter!

 

[Rhun]

Somehow I am destined to be a carnival barker considering the responses I got to my answers on a "branding exercise."

Hey, carnival barker might be a good gig!

 

[Relique du Madde]

on a branding exocise? Huh? where is this?

My professional practices class at the Art institute. We had to answer like twelve questions as part of a brainstorming activity and those answers were suposed to help in forming everyone's individual branding.

 

[Rhun]

My professional practices class at the Art institute. We had to answer like twelve questions as part of a brainstorming activity and those answers were suposed to help in forming everyone's individual branding.

But no red-hot iron brands were involved? That's good. I imagine that kind of branding would be painful.