Alas, they came and went in an instant. A band, a cult, maybe even to some an inspiration (who?!?). They were the making of.... The making of.....what exactly? Bread? Cakes? Biscuits? Pneumatic Drills? Wooden Shelves? Beer Mats? The last one is more likely. Beer Mats are not actually binded by adhesive, it's just pressure.
Anyway, we are getting off the case now. Although with the drinking and smoking culture within the band, you would probably expect that beer mats would be an object seen on a day to day basis. And ash trays. So it could be that these objects were the cornerstone of the band's culture.
So anyway, they were called the making of. Well thought of name? Debatable. A name that leaps out at you? Well....no. Frankly it's an uninspired eve of gig what should we call ourselves kind of a name. And it's boring anyway. They think they add a little intrigue with the name. Well, that's true to an extent. But really, everyone knows it's not the making of something that sticks in people's brains, it's the finished article. Now that's a name.
Part 2 - The music
So once these four young 'rebels' (think Avril Lavigne, Busted...ok maybe a little more hardcore. Sum 41) had decided to disturb manking forever and form a band (if you can call it that), they had to make some music. Jo Oliphant probably thought it would grow in trees, or something like that. In fact, first they had to look up music in a dictionary. This took 11 hours. They decided to name their EP 11 hour shift in a testament to this very difficult task.
So who to model themselves on? Well, all the obvious 'punk' (their conception, not ours) bands of today. Busted, Sum 41 and the like. Then they got a song, multiplied it three times and changed little bits. Voila, an EP.
hahaahahahahahah dont you have better things to do with you time than write poorly worded articles about bands who dont care what you think. So i shall spell it out to you one more time Paul White. NOBODY F.U.C.K.I.N.G cares.
You know it's all just a joke really don't you Chris? We're not serious. It's just a messageboard. I really think TMO were a good band but whenever I ask you to do something like give us our tape back or add a link you get all abusive.
October 5th - YMCA Basement for anyone who wants to smash Paul in the face. Doors open around 7.30 but Rubber Band should be there from about 4ish so get down early if u wanna make sure you break a few bones...
Don't worry, me and my brother have a combined 10 years of karate experience having been trained by Sensei Dave Hazard. I think it won't be the making of it will be the breaking of. Michael will need to be picked up and Joe will look like he's been sat on by an oliphant.
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as for brothers; your brother has came into WBHS only fall into the little hole that u made for yourself at the high school.i think this is sad for him, unlike like you he speaks to no-one by choice and keeps himself to himself, unlike u just presenting yourself infront of people day in day out in the common room for them to mock u and laugh at your expense. i feel sorry for him because if i came to a new school that my strange older brother went to i wouldnt like people to know who i was and as for his oppinions aboput the band i get music with the fella and he has nothing to say about the making of i dont think he's heard of us. i think u owe him an apology for screwing up his chances of making friends in school.
paul why apologise to me at bulletproof when i wa gunna knock u out then threaten me on the net a few days later with talks of karati. your a weak pathetic little **** who deserves a slapping followed by a forward-stepping forearm smash.