I want to see his review of the "leaked" version of 20ten now that I've heard it and have a good laugh at his bullshit (or lack there of). Anyone have a link to that argument-a-tive thread where he said he heard it but people didnt believe him and on and on.

Just use the search box in the upper right corner. Put in his name, "20Ten" or the words "promise" or "Guarantee" or something. LOL Actually put in "leaked track list" or something to that effect, - that would probably narrow it down for ya.

looks like a few people owe you an apology

Jakeasaurus said:

http://prince.org/msg/7/3...&pg=13

Jakeasaurus said:

http://prince.org/msg/7/3...&pg=13

Why you conniving piece of squirrel shit

Eh, you still coo peeps

[Edited 8/2/10 14:42pm]

Poor Jakeasaurus in that thread! And you' were right about Lolita synth and Beginning Endlessly's synth being the same type of musical voice.

robinhood said:

jakeasaurus said:

Compassion - Same vein as Dance 4 Me, has the same type of keyboard sounds as Hot Summer, the ladies sound good - the "you need compassion, compassion" part of Cause and Effect mirrors the chorus of this song as far as delivery/vocal effects

Beginning Endlessly - Lolita part 2, fat synths, cool dual vocals in each headphone

Future Soul Song - Remember the ending of The Dance on 3121, with the screaming and the "it's just not faiyah!"? It's back in this song, along with the vocal delivery of Somewhere Here on Earth. People who liked SHoE will like this song.

Sticky Like Glue - Black Sweat part 2 (I'm thinking this album is supposed to be as good as 3121) mixed with Ol Skool Company - we have some Camille, a rap similar to the one on Incense and Candles - I love this song

Lavaux - Synth sounds just like 1999, lyrics are cheesy and bad, the tempo picks up with some handclaps and finger snaps

Act of God - Dreamer-esque, Fury, etc. Colonized Mind caliber lyrics. Bleh.

Walk in the Sand - Same type of live band nursery rhyme as All the Midnights in the World, except I like Midnights better. It segues straight into

Sea of Everything - Same type of song as On the Couch / Satisfied, except slightly more futuristic sounding and not to retro. No organs.

Everybody Loves Me - I think he recorded this at the same time as Feel Better, Feel Good, Feel Wonderful ... this one is fun and funky

I know there's supposed to be a bonus track, but it's not included on the leak that I found...

[Edited 6/28/10 10:51am]

looks like a few people owe you an apology

An apology for what? The day 20Ten leaked he admited he'd made this whole thing up. Have you not actually heard the album?

TwiliteKid said:

robinhood said:

looks like a few people owe you an apology

An apology for what? The day 20Ten leaked he admited he'd made this whole thing up. Have you not actually heard the album?

He did? I'm just now reaidng about all this funny biz. What did he say?

ufoclub said:

TwiliteKid said:

An apology for what? The day 20Ten leaked he admited he'd made this whole thing up. Have you not actually heard the album?

He did? I'm just now reaidng about all this funny biz. What did he say?

Don't remember exactly, but he admitted it wasn't true at the same time as (not)asking for a link.

TwiliteKid said:

ufoclub said:

He did? I'm just now reaidng about all this funny biz. What did he say?

Don't remember exactly, but he admitted it wasn't true at the same time as (not)asking for a link.

Yeah he said he made it up on, I believe, the press and fan review thread... I think anyway, not sure. Either that or on one of the closed threads...

Timmy you took me back to 05/06 when you used to have another Marvin icon.

Of course I had a different username back then...

etifaim said:

Timmy you took me back to 05/06 when you used to have another Marvin icon.

Of course I had a different username back then...

Funny you said that since I first signed up here in like '07.

Timmy84 said:

etifaim said:

Timmy you took me back to 05/06 when you used to have another Marvin icon.

Of course I had a different username back then...

Funny you said that since I first signed up here in like '07.

OK I lied. It was on Housequake

But I remember you

oh it was soooo funny to make a fake review... NOT! If i ever meet him at a concert, i'll beat him up! End of story!

etifaim said:

Timmy84 said:

Funny you said that since I first signed up here in like '07.

OK I lied. It was on Housequake

But I remember you

lol cool

Soulstar77A said:

oh it was soooo funny to make a fake review... NOT! If i ever meet him at a concert, i'll beat him up! End of story!

What was funny was the way yall freaked out about it.

There are some seriously mentally unstable people on this forum.

^^

yep - me for example

clovesandtea said:

http://prince.org/msg/7/3...?&pg=3

So he got banned.

If he said he didnt hear it... I think he only said he lied (if he did) to cease the arguement. I acutally believe he did. Just because some of his comparisoons may be off.. thats minor... most peeps hear what they want in a song and he said he only heard it once. But the one thing he got dead on and wasnt in the reviews he was accused of plagerizing was...

"Walk in the Sand - Same type of live band nursery rhyme as All the Midnights in the World, except I like Midnights better. It segues straight into

Sea of Everything - Same type of song as On the Couch / Satisfied, except slightly more futuristic sounding and not to retro. No organs."

He was dead on the money with that. It does segue directly into Sea Of Everything and thats something the early reviews didn't mention. So take it as you will.. but i believe him.

Actually, the German Rolling Stone review DID mention that those two songs segued into each other.

In fact, it was exactly because Jakeasaurus' review was such a close 'paraphrased' version of this

review that his legitimacy was doubted. Quite justifyably so IMO, as every time his review did differ

from the german one, it was way off the mark. Plus it also repeated the 'mistakes' in the german

review, which further reinforced the conclusion that his review was fake. It was pretty clear that his

review was the work of someone who had read the german review but NOT actually heard the

album himself.

.

[Edited 8/2/10 16:01pm]

BorisFishpaw said:

Actually, the German Rolling Stone review DID mention that those two songs segued into each other.

In fact, it was exactly because Jakeasaurus' review was such a close 'paraphrased' version of this

review that his legitimacy was doubted. Quite justifyably so IMO, as every time his review did differ

from the german one, it was way off the mark. Plus it also repeated the 'mistakes' in the german

review, which further reinforced the conclusion that his review was fake. It was pretty clear that his

review was the work of someone who had read the german review but NOT actually heard the

album himself.

.

[Edited 8/2/10 15:57pm]

People. He admitted it was made up to garner hits to his website.

what website hits did he get? Was there a link? How funny.

squirrelgrease said:

People. He admitted it was made up to garner hits to his website.

I didn't even know he had one. He just happened to post it here lol

squirrelgrease said:

People. He admitted it was made up to garner hits to his website.

ok well now i'm just dizzy.

i dont know who to believe and i'm not sure at what point any of this even mattered.

i feel for jake and the people who gave him such a hard time.

he didnt commit a serious crime, but somehow it became a big deal.

please help me understand how a fan review, legitimate or otherwise, warrants such an outpouring of venom.

with no offense intended i'd like to understand what drives these kinds of arguments.

robinhood said:

squirrelgrease said:

People. He admitted it was made up to garner hits to his website.

ok well now i'm just dizzy.

i dont know who to believe and i'm not sure at what point any of this even mattered.

i feel for jake and the people who gave him such a hard time.

he didnt commit a serious crime, but somehow it became a big deal.

please help me understand how a fan review, legitimate or otherwise, warrants such an outpouring of venom.

with no offense intended i'd like to understand what drives these kinds of arguments.

I must have missed something, but I am entirely unclear as to where a "Big Deal" was made about the Jake shit. It was clear he made it up, I and others called him on it every single time he asserted it was true, and that was that. Now we got people running around saying others are mentally unstable because they put the kibosh on some punk ass troll.

You've been directed.