Anxiety said:

That's the same way I feel, except I don't live in a big city like Chicago. I think I'd much rather deal with music snob than the majority of the people I'm around some of the time. People who just like whatevers on the radio

Anxiety said:

They're both dork-sided.

GangstaFam said:

I have a sneaking suspicion that Girls Aloud are... not... Chri-sti-ANNNNNS!

Moonbeam said:

What a train wreck! I am only referring to the choreography in the video however. The song itself is pure genius--like vintage Spice Girls. Now I am off to take the music snob test. Something tells me I won't exactly pass with flying colors.

Music snob? HAH. You probably don't even want to be called a music snob. However, if you do try to call yourself a music snob, don't. Ever again. Or else some actual music snob will come after you, and that won't be very pretty!


Jeez, you would think thesexofit took my test.

sextonseven said:

Yeah, that choreography is Christopher's crowning glory!

That buzzing synth line in the middle of the song intrigues me, though.

I will be changing my avatar shortly from Siouxsie to Geri Halliwell to reflect my new "Snob-Schmob" status.

sextonseven said:

Stax said:

You're on a date with someone, and everything is going great. This person could be your soulmate! Then all of the sudden, they pop in a CD and it's [insert name of popular band]. You:

Are a little annoyed, but no one's perfect

lilgish said:

I picked the last one...something like "you never know you might actually like the band"

Whatever... I know a CD has become too popular if it's on pitchfork.

I don't even have a radio.



What imports? The vast majority of the records I buy come straight from the record companies to my mailbox. Import that.



Hard to escape that in Northern Europe.



No, if America's Next Top Model or some other quality programme is on, no I don't.



Of course it is. How could it be anything else?



I don't even know half of the track titles from my favourite artists. They're always printed on too small fonts in too dark colours and hidden somewhere inside the leaflet and I'm always too lazy to dig them when I want listen to goddamn INSTRUMENTAL music.

You are the snobbiest of snobs! You devour those Radiohead and Bjork lovers that think they're something special. You probably know more obscure bands and genres than I do. Go you.

Novabreaker said:

CinisterCee said:

Well, being a music snob never made anyone sexually appealing.

lilgish said:

Give them a condescending little peck on the cheek, then say "you're kidding, right?"

CinisterCee said:

HA!

Stax said:

I'm looking for a current one of her pregnant.

susannah said:

Oh you too huh. It surprises and irritates some people I know cuz I'm
only 23 and I should only be into current music, right. And my room almost looks like that pic when my records are on the floor in my room.

lilgish said:

Are you allowed to like Karma Police?

FunkMistress said:

anyone who at OK COMPUTER deserves a good boot to the head.

it can be a soft boot, i don't wanna hurt anyone, but still...boot to the head.

is a huge music snob, those who have been on vinyl digs with me know, im a huuuuuge pain in the ass

IAintTheOne said:

f'real? hell nah, it was fun as hell going on a dig with yo ass...

Anxiety said:

A real snob prefers 'Kid A' because that one has no hits.

edit - Now that I think about it, modern rock radio may have struggled to play "Optimistic". That was the closest thing to a single the album had.
[Edited 1/13/06 9:26am]

sextonseven said:

CinisterCee said:

That's the only Radiohead album I own so what does that make me?

AnckSuNamun said:

I think I shopped there.

sextonseven said:

It's probably the most accessible one actually. I only own Kid A too.

the only radiohead i don't have is the first one and the live one. i'm not exactly raring to own either of 'em, either.