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dreamelectric wrote:
Strayz1 wrote:

ryon wrote:
I still think Ginger was the hottest so far. I want to do things to her that are not legal in some states.
I hope you're only talking about what I was thinking first...

No way man, although Ginger may be better proportioned face and nose-wise, I've already fallen in love with the Fiorentino--she's a brooder, nothing sexier than that!

Actually there is one person who is sexier, and her name is Ginger!

How about >>>>>>>>

Sorry, but you show me any American teenage male in 1994 that didn't want to bone Darcy, and I'll show you an American teenage male in 1994 that wanted to bone James Iha.

I much prefer Adore-D'arcy.

You can see her boobies in the artwork.

WHAT did D'arcy see in James? LOL

I was just listening to the Terminal 5 gig and I think that Mike does a pretty good job but in some parts I really do miss Jimmy. A lot. Musically speaking, I don't miss James Iha as much as I miss Jimmy. I know it's impossible to replace Jimmy but it's not impossible to give the "pumpkins feel" to the song and Mike doesn't seem to achieve that. I love the drumming in Tonight Tonight but the way Mike plays the bass drum part on the verse doesn't satisfy me United States is clearly a bit out of Mike's league, for now at least. Jimmy played that song almost by instinct. As he said, the recorded version is one whole 11 minute drum solo. I would like to see how Mike manages songs like Geek USA. That would be interesting. But hey, he's only 20 or so and living the dream while doing a great job replacing the unreplaceable! I wonder if he used to (or still does) visit any pumpkins fan site.. I mean some months ago that's just what he was. A pumpkins fan. It would be awesome to have Mike posting in this forum

I talked with him in the oboard chat once.

Before or after he became famous?

i didn't know he was famous.

Even Jimmy isn't that famous when you think about it. I was reading a forum on the best drummers ever and within all of the 400 or so comments, there wasn't one mention of Jimmy. It's tragic.

Strayz1 wrote:
Even Jimmy isn't that famous when you think about it. I was reading a forum on the best drummers ever and within all of the 400 or so comments, there wasn't one mention of Jimmy. It's tragic.
That's a tragedy.
Jimmy is the best drummer I've heard.

I think he is definitely over looked and under rated.