Progressive Boink

[Alicia]

I used soda's idea and used my Livejournal to record my voice and used box.net to upload it, which took literally like a minute, so I recommend that site. I recorded one of my favorite Dugouts, and I guess I should've at least read it over first because I messed up a couple times. But I figured if I "practiced" it wouldn't sound right. This is what I sound like when I read the Dugouts, giggles and everything. I messed up on one of the whispering parts and had to start over at some point though, those parts were hard. Anyway, here.

From 48 Mile.

I think the worst part is where both Kyle Farnsworth and I don't know who Cyrano de Bergerac is.

Also, sorry if I disappoint anyone with my Kyle voice. I can do a hick voice but just reading this was enough for me.

[Kristen Smith]

haven't you seen the movie Roxanne? no, for realz...

[Alicia]

Of course. Like 15 years ago though.

[the judo madonna]

bringin' it back!

this is me reading a dugout
http://www.box.net/shared/pb56kodxfm

this is satan reading a dugout
http://www.box.net/shared/irtcga4t4t

[emily]

I love these threads and encourage everyone to participate. Don't feel obligated to read a Dugout however.



(Feel obligated to read something I wrote.)

[Alicia]

Haha, awesome.

More, more, people!

And I agree with Emily. I just read that particular Dugout because of my secret girl crush on Cat.

Eh, I just listened to mine again, such shitty quality doing it from my phone to my Livejournal, sorry.

[B]

Anyway, here.

From 48 Mile.

By the way, "st:tng" is the abbreviation for "Star Trek: The Next Generation."

I think the worst part is where both Kyle Farnsworth and I don't know who Cyrano de Bergerac is.

a French dramatist and duellist

[Alicia]

Ahaha, I don't watch Star Trek, sorry.

[James]

but you started a star wars vs star trek thread

[Alicia]

Yeah, I prefer Star Wars

[7th]

The only samples of my voice online are mp3s of old demo tracks, and I'm in no hurry to post them again. :)

[Rusty Cooledge v2]

I do have a band that has some samples of my "singing" voice on myspace but I'm in no hurry to show those. Maybe when we finally record again next weekend I'll post the results if we do the songs I like and not the ones I hate.

Till then, here is a reading of an e-mail courtesy of Sgt. Ramode.

http://www.box.net/shared/gepftknpxh

[Hanstock]

If anyone is interested in hearing what my voice sounds like, listen to Rusty Cooledge's clip.

I mean seriously that is fucking freaky.

[Rusty Cooledge v2]

Reinforcing my stance that Sundown is future me in a different universe.

[Alex]

http://download.yousendit.com/E0C20FE3684406C5

I recorded myself telling a joke. I made like ten of these, so if you want to hear another one by all means ask.

[Alicia]

Haha, these are awesome. I think it should be a requirement that everyone does voices in theirs because these are too funny.

[Justin]

Here's a voice my friends and I do. It's based on this guy who used to come in with my work with his fat twin boys and completely neglect them as they'd run around fighting one another and eating candy.

dad!

[Hanstock]

That was fucking awesome.

[zack hoagie!]

i have one too..!

http://www.box.net/shared/69omuaxe2q

[7th]

I'm just asking for ridicule with this one, but what the hell.

Here's a song me and some friends made in my basement back home in Chattanooga. Yes it's a drum machine. I was 20 at the time. It was meant to make fun of the local swath of Christian straight edge bands where all there songs were about loving Jesus, not having sex or drinking or smoking, and smashing each other's face in the mosh pit of life or whatever. Officially it was called "The Straight Edge Song" but whenever we talked about it, we called it "Fist To The Face."

http://www.the7thlevel.com/7thjukebox/track6.mp3