Now knowing the whole scope of things… Thank you again. I have respect for hard working individuals to being with, let alone parents, that makes the Philly show that much more appreciated. Thanks for taking time out for us fans,(and answering my Star Trek(TM)) sample questions, and of course putting on a quality show that only “The” Information Society could have! However long it takes… I’LL be at the next one!!
@DOCTOR,
I have never met you and yet we have a common bond. We Both drove(road) an &8%*load of miles to see our favorite group. Now I wonder, if you are 3 hours out, and I am 6, we could start a (relatively) “Local” Fan club. And if all else fails, could you at least teach me how to Regenerate? P.S. I hope the Who(TM) references don’t *#@% you off, It just so happens I am a HUGE old school Sci-Fi fan.
@sMurph:
There is always the possibility of IRC, Skype, or instant messenger networks – lately, I haven’t been able to stay put for any length of time.
Hmm.. it seems that now I have enough people asking that question to actually start holding classes. B)
It doesn’t bother me, everyone I know makes those jokes.
You guys are insanely busy people… I really appreciate that you came to seattle and I got to see you.
And such fascinating stuff too.. heh the first time I noticed that Kurt was doing game music was when I was looking in the booklet of SoulReaver and saw the INSOC logo.
What is your favorite Insoc song and why? I have to admit “Think” is mine. It reminds me of a girl that I loved and lost. It seems to describes this point in my life with remarkable detail. It is awesome knowing that everytime I hear the song it can bring back the most vivid memories even if they “seem like such a long long time ago”. Think about it.
since when i was 8 years old in 1989 in Brazil i am a big fan of you guys, running is the best song. you guys made a big revolution on 90 s showing the world a diferent way of good songs. I know you guys are busy with another projects but dont stop. You are the best.
You guys were great here in Seattle. I did not even know you were in town until I heard it on the radio, in the car. I was really excited to see you LIVE ! Must have been a stroke of luck, or the universe does still listen sometimes. Thank You again, oh and,I really enjoyed the clap sequence
It’s so nice to see you guys together again after all those years. It was great with Chris, now even greter with Kurt. I do hope to get the chance to see the old InSoc on stage once more. If that doesn’t happen, I’ll get my hands on that DVD. Well, I would anyway… LOL
=P
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January 10th, 2008 at 6:31 pm
Now knowing the whole scope of things… Thank you again. I have respect for hard working individuals to being with, let alone parents, that makes the Philly show that much more appreciated. Thanks for taking time out for us fans,(and answering my Star Trek(TM)) sample questions, and of course putting on a quality show that only “The” Information Society could have! However long it takes… I’LL be at the next one!!
January 10th, 2008 at 6:59 pm
@DOCTOR,
I have never met you and yet we have a common bond. We Both drove(road) an &8%*load of miles to see our favorite group. Now I wonder, if you are 3 hours out, and I am 6, we could start a (relatively) “Local” Fan club. And if all else fails, could you at least teach me how to Regenerate? P.S. I hope the Who(TM) references don’t *#@% you off, It just so happens I am a HUGE old school Sci-Fi fan.
January 10th, 2008 at 9:46 pm
@sMurph:
There is always the possibility of IRC, Skype, or instant messenger networks – lately, I haven’t been able to stay put for any length of time.
Hmm.. it seems that now I have enough people asking that question to actually start holding classes. B)
It doesn’t bother me, everyone I know makes those jokes.
January 11th, 2008 at 10:08 pm
You guys are insanely busy people… I really appreciate that you came to seattle and I got to see you.
And such fascinating stuff too.. heh the first time I noticed that Kurt was doing game music was when I was looking in the booklet of SoulReaver and saw the INSOC logo.
January 11th, 2008 at 11:28 pm
Glad to see that after all those years you guys still in the road and having fun with it.
Good vibes to you all and hope be able to see you live again soon (or in the US, Japan or Brazil)
January 12th, 2008 at 11:22 am
Heres the million dollar question:
What is your favorite Insoc song and why? I have to admit “Think” is mine. It reminds me of a girl that I loved and lost. It seems to describes this point in my life with remarkable detail. It is awesome knowing that everytime I hear the song it can bring back the most vivid memories even if they “seem like such a long long time ago”. Think about it.
January 17th, 2008 at 8:50 pm
My fav song is “Walking Away” but I also love songs off “Don’t be afraid, which I wish they had played more of. Good Show in Seattle. Peace
January 18th, 2008 at 7:28 am
Cool… let’s whisper
January 18th, 2008 at 8:03 pm
since when i was 8 years old in 1989 in Brazil i am a big fan of you guys, running is the best song. you guys made a big revolution on 90 s showing the world a diferent way of good songs. I know you guys are busy with another projects but dont stop. You are the best.
January 21st, 2008 at 12:32 pm
You guys were great here in Seattle. I did not even know you were in town until I heard it on the radio, in the car. I was really excited to see you LIVE ! Must have been a stroke of luck, or the universe does still listen sometimes. Thank You again, oh and,I really enjoyed the clap sequence
February 1st, 2008 at 8:20 am
It’s so nice to see you guys together again after all those years. It was great with Chris, now even greter with Kurt. I do hope to get the chance to see the old InSoc on stage once more. If that doesn’t happen, I’ll get my hands on that DVD. Well, I would anyway… LOL
=P