Did Jabba really need a top hat? Wait, is that a picture of Big and Rich? I was at the grocery store the other day and I couldn't believe what I saw. Take a look at Downy's new label, people.
Well, it's football season as you know and I was surprised when I saw this football inspired inspirational poster.
Top Ten Signs Your Football Team Won't Be Winning The Super Bowl
10. The center always giggles when the quarterback comes up behind him.
9. Their first-round draft pick was a Bud Light.
8. Your star quarterback required neck surgery after trying the Triple Decker Oreo.
7. During timeouts the players and coaches watch the commercials.
6. No number 6... I just got called up to join team.
5. To save money your team went back to leather helmets.
10. The center always giggles when the quarterback comes up behind him.
9. Their first-round draft pick was a Bud Light.
8. Your star quarterback required neck surgery after trying the Triple Decker Oreo.
7. During timeouts the players and coaches watch the commercials.
6. No number 6... I just got called up to join team.
5. To save money your team went back to leather helmets.
4. Star player dies of infected bench splinter.
3. The only forward passes your quarterback completes are to the tight end, if you know what I mean.
2. Team is just a flash mob pretending to play football.
And the number one sign your football team won't be winning the Super Bowl...
1. Your quarterback can't knock a meatball off a Christmas tree.
Today's guest in the lead singer and head of the band We Are Trees who has a new EP out called "Girlfriend" which ia follow up from the EP from last year called "Boyfriend". Please welcome to the Phile... James Nee.
James: I feel like Michael Jordan.
Me: Okay, are you the only member of We Are Trees or do you have a band?
James: I play with a live band, and I do ask for help when I record.
Me: Then why not call you band I Am a Tree?
James: That sounds silly.
Me: Where did the band name come from, James?
James: Not to sound anticlimactic, but I guess it just sounded cool at the time.
Me: You seem young, my friend. How long have you been making music?
James: I think I made my first "album" around 2007?
Me: I downloaded both your "Boyfriend" and "Girlfriend" and liked them both. What's next? "Husband" and "Wife" EP's?
James: Why thank you. I think I'm going to try making a full length this time. I don't know the name yet.
Me: I just watched the video for the song "I Don't Believe In Love". It was well done, James. Who came up with the idea of the Indian woman dancing in a rice field?
James: Well, one of the directors told me that he was listening to my music while watching traditional Indian dance, and it just clicked for him.
Me: By the way, you don't really believe in love?
James: My music and I have started dating each other. It's going steady so far. I like it.
Me: And I have to ask you about the song "Dear Chan Marshall". Who is Chan?
James: The lady behind Cat Power.
Me: James, what bands are you into? Your music is poppish, but I hear a lot of other genres mixed in.
James: I really love the new Fleet Foxes and Fucked Up. On tour we listened to a lot of Wu-Tang.
Me: James, where are you from?
James: I was born in Norfolk, VA.
Me: You tour quite a bit, I cannot imagine how you sound live. How do you pull off all the music on record live on stage, James?
James: Actually this summer was our first tour ever. On stage I had a violist, two guitars, a floor tom, a snare, and a ride cymbal. It's not a super full sound, but I like it like that. It makes it sound more intimate.
Me: Thanks so much for being on the Phile, and I hope you can come back when the next release comes out. All the best and take care. Do you have a website you'd like to plug?
James: Thanks for having me! I've been looking at this recently... getoutoftherecat.tumblr.com/
There you go, kids, another entry of the Phile. Thanks to James Nee and of course you, the reader. The Phile will be back next Sunday with the 400th entry pheaturing a good friend and guitarist named Bryan Bassett who is in a band I have been listening to most of my life... Foghat. And then next Monday it's country singer Renee Wahl. So, spread the word, not the turd. Don't let snakes and alligators bite you. Bye, love you, bye.
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