Comments on: Tea with Hungry Lucy - Episode 70 (Ice Cream & Pendulous Breasts)

By: Skeb

Skeb — Tue, 08 May 2007 22:13:40 +0000

ohes oh wow aaa!!

I got a shock when I heard war-n sing, but in a good way! I didnt see it coming… woooow that new song is awsome!!

LOL I loved Christa talking in that crazy voice, it was hillarious XD I dunno why I havent been listening to the podcast as much as I used to, guess I got lazy im sorry…

I hope my t-shirt entry wasnt too small… eeeeee thats my worst fear at the moment..

Big love to you both! Miss you guys xxxx

By: Christa Belle

Christa Belle — Wed, 02 May 2007 14:43:20 +0000

Hey Claire,

I do not yet have the new Tori album, but it is in my plans to get it very, very soon! I’ll probably wait and get it together with the new Bjork. I like to clump my purchases so I can get more than one yummy treat at once

Thanks for the info on the French phrase. Makes sense on the musical artist ‘Voltaire’ as well as the original ‘Voltaire’. ya know? They tie together quite nicely. I love finding out new things like that, so thanks again!

Thanks for everypne’s feedback on the new song. It will most definitely be on the new album, in it’s full arrangement, later. Now that we’ve done it, I like ending with the live performances too…without the post-comments. we can get it all out BEFORE the performance! ;p

Well, talk to ya’ll next week.

Take care,

By: Claire

Claire — Tue, 01 May 2007 19:38:17 +0000

The phrase “Ecrasez l’infame” (roughly pronounced “Uh-crahz-ay lawn-fam” and meaning “Crush that which is despicable!”) sounds familiar; I think I’ve heard my French teacher say it a couple of times. Let me google it… aha. Voltaire wrote it, see here:

“Voltaire was not an atheist, but he was against any and all religions that were opposed to freedom of thought. Thus he became a bitter enemy of the Catholic Church as it existed in France. As he aged he spewed a great and greater venom against the church. Beginning in his early 60’s he began to sign his letters to his friends with the phrase “Ecraser l’infame!” (Crush the infamous thing!) Voltaire clearly meant the spirit of persecution but his enemies proclaimed that he was ridiculing the Catholic Church.”

Iiinteresting. Google rocks.

“Sunday Smiled” sounds gorgeous! Your voices blend really well together. Mmmduets. Will it be on the new album? I can’t remember if I said this when you did “We Won’t Go”, but I really appreciate you letting the cast end with the live performance, no idea if other people prefer it or not but for me it’s great to have the chat and song separate. So thanks again.

Have you got the new Tori album? My copy arrived today and I’m really enjoying it. I’d love to know what you guys think.

By: Bibo

Bibo — Tue, 01 May 2007 07:21:29 +0000

What a nice surprise to hear my e-mail read on the podcast during my commute to work today! Bjork will be my next purchase. And I hate to admit it but I did own Dream into Action by Howard Jones, but sold it (along with some other CDs) years ago when I was short on cash. I regret selling most of the CDs I did back then. Human’s Lib is still my Favorite HoJo album. Dream into Action needs to be added back to my collection.

And the new song sounded great, that boy can sing too!

By: aegis

aegis — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 19:54:56 +0000

seitan, say-tahn

By: KinGizzard the Terrible

KinGizzard the Terrible — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 15:22:17 +0000

Great performance guys! You always make me laugh with your pre-singing jibba jabba!

By: Jeff Howell

Jeff Howell — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 04:35:54 +0000

I enjoyed the new song with War-N singing and the nice harmonies with Christa. Thanks for performing it!