Man do I hate these pretentious Smurf Mimes!!! No more please!!!

OldFrenchie wrote:
Damn! You must be a motorcycle rider-in-the-nude kinda guy too.

davin wrote:

I'm almost there. My balls are blue on a regular basis

Where are the blue women?

catsoup wrote:
Whoo Hoo! Count me in on that one!

i want to be a blue man

Gaylord_Meatface wrote:
YES! $35 for pre-adolescent bathroom jokes in blue greasepaint. "Cool!"

I had the pleasure of seeing Blue Man Group live in their hometown of Boston last year. Was a fantastic show. Their CDs are good, but the show will blow you away.

Poo-man group?

Death_to_Clear_Channel wrote:

Those of us who are still waiting for a "Stomp" CD.

It might make more sense after you strap on your favorite drum (I like bass) and march down a street (or football field) with a hundred or so of your best friends, making a bit of noise in 4/4. It's a percussion thing.

Wisercrowe wrote:

Damn fine percussionautical engineering

granted, the blue men should try to integrate into society abit better, but why must everyone judge these people by the colour of their skin?

I thought the music was boring when I heard it performed live at the Charles Street Playhouse. It doesn't sound any better on the radio. Please stop it.

In the name of God, please stop. Who in their right mind EVER thought that banging on PVC pipe would sound "great" on a CD? This novelty act has officially wrung every last drop of commercialism out if its trite existence. And to those who think this is "drumming" please wake up. The good folks behind Wrigley Field on Sheffield and Waveland can bang better than these dolts.

kazuma wrote:
And here i thought it was an attempt to channel Lady MacBeth. :-)

I agree. This works better live.
The recording sounds like "Safri Duo" playing on waste pipes

bleeeeeech.

Prop Music from vegas


no no no no

Essbee wrote:
I'm okay with this track, but that attempted exorcism cracked me up.

Saw Blue Man Group live at the Luxor in Vegas this past summer. (They've since moved to the Venetian.) This music works much better live.

mbrailer wrote:

Yeah. It's the Intel tetratonic scale. Don't you know ANYTHING, Mozart?

Banaszak wrote:
PLING! PlingPlingPlingPLING!

That's five notes in the Intel jingle, although the second and fourth notes appear to be the same tone.

For an interesting history of the World's Most Annoying Sound, including an MP3 file of it, (click here)

Knock yourself out. ;)

"Although I'm no musician, and have no musical training, I could get out my drum machine and make something equally appealing."

I loved their show in Astor Place in the 90s, but I find the whole Blue Man Group as a band (and a franchise) thing quite cheesy.

drife wrote:

Whip it out, buddy! These guys are rich!

What is this?!?!?!

Although I'm no musician, and have no musical training, I could get out my drum machine and make something equally appealing.

This is suckobarfo!

:puke: :puke:

umm, no.