i like how the movielife breaking up...

[thexsarekisses]

I like how ive been reading posts apon post about the movielife broke up but when johny cash died there was just alittle update about it no one really seamed to cared. Im left to wounder why you kids think so much of the movielife but not enough of johny cash? In 40 years everyone will be like the movie what, but theyll still know the name johny cash. I loved the movielife but i understand how they were just more than your average punk band but they wont be remembered in ten years. Whats your opinion on this?

[Poor Excuse]

many of us arent old enough to have been influenced by johnny cash.. but we all know movielife were an amazing band and they will definately be missed..

im sure if you ask a bunch of 40-50 year olds theyll miss johnny cash more than movielife :)

[angie710]

Im relatively old enough to appreciate and have been influenced by Johnny Cash, and I really could give a fuck less, but thats just my opinion...



Im still shedding tears over my big boy Barry... Thats :: Pours out 40oz ::

[Poor Excuse]

Originally posted by angie710
:: Pours out 40oz ::

is that a mickeys or old english

[angie710]

Its Old E ..... Nothin but the best for my Barry-Poo...

[Highway Donkey]

I can respect the influence Johnny Cash had on people, but I personally could not stand him... so the movielife breaking up has had more of an impact on me. I was more upset that John Ritter died than Johnny Cash anyway.

[13th hour]

I was more sad about john ritter than johnny cash or the movielife. He was awesome. RIP

[JoeShow]

Originally posted by 13th hour
I was more sad about john ritter than johnny cash or the movielife. He was awesome. RIP

same here

John Ritter was a sudden death

Johnny Cash was sadly on his last leg and it wasnt a shock when he died

I like the movielife and wish them all the best but,
Movielife was a fucking band, no one died, they just quit playing, they will most likely form other bands and make music or even reunite a few months down the line when they realize what they had and now miss. Real jobs suck compared to touring the country playing to kids who love your music.

[worldstheory]

Both The Movielife and John Ritter made me upset. The Movielife was one of my favorite bands. And I freakin loved John Ritter from The Dreamer of Oz: The L. Frank Baum Story, a TV movie about the writer of the Oz books.

As for Johnny Cash... meh. I'm not even familiar with his music. I hate the mentality that just because someone is universally considered a "great musician" that somehow I'm dumb for not being a fan. Not saying there's anything wrong with him or his music. I just never bothered to give him a listen, and that doesn't make me bad.

[omegaX]

Originally posted by Poor Excuse
many of us arent old enough to have been influenced by johnny cash.. but we all know movielife were an amazing band and they will definately be missed..

im sure if you ask a bunch of 40-50 year olds theyll miss johnny cash more than movielife :)

Well said. We lost a musical genious, but music is about influence, not just fun. Many of us here live and breathe music, by supporting it, playing it, or gaining inspiration through it. To do that, we must relate to it. I do think its possible to relate to Cash's music, when you're this young, but it's not as probable.

[towhatend]

Originally posted by worldstheory
Both The Movielife and John Ritter made me upset. The Movielife was one of my favorite bands. And I freakin loved John Ritter from The Dreamer of Oz: The L. Frank Baum Story, a TV movie about the writer of the Oz books.

As for Johnny Cash... meh. I'm not even familiar with his music. I hate the mentality that just because someone is universally considered a "great musician" that somehow I'm dumb for not being a fan. Not saying there's anything wrong with him or his music. I just never bothered to give him a listen, and that doesn't make me bad.

yes it does make you bad.

[unsung_zero02]

why DID the movielife break up anyway?

[omegaX]

Originally posted by unsung_zero02
why DID the movielife break up anyway?

See "did drive-thru turn off the movie?" for a really good explanation. I'd agree with it.

[piebaldkid42]

well i know ive never really sat down and listened to johnny cash but i think the reason no one really posted about his death is because this an absolute punk website meaning its meant for punk music, not country. but i kno a lot of ppl were sad. my friend only has like 4 cd's and like 3 of them are johnny cash so he was sad