Quaristice comes from aquatic

"he took too much.. uh.. LDS."

  On 1/17/2010 at 7:55 PM, bigs said:

OH MY GOD ITS ACTUALLY A SERIES OF CLUES LEADING TOWARDS THEIR SECRET HIDEOUT

Yes! : D

quaristice...quarry sties, we're looking for somewhere with a quarry, and some sties, perhaps pigsties. countrybumpkin DJ hideout

must say that altibzz has always sounded like someone that was drowning and had already given up finally floating up to the surface. the water is the bluest water you ever saw and there's an amazing pink-yellow sunset overhead. paralel suns and rale remind me of the deep sea... quaristice's definitely got the feeling... much more so than the rest (in fact, i can't recall any ae that sounds quite so 'aquatic', but then again i don't really see it in much of their other music). i think it's better described (as it already has been) as organic. there aren't so many sharp edges -- they've been replaced by sleek smooth ones. all the grit and anger is held back a bit -- kept at bay.

IO (pronounced eeh oh) is actually one of the moons of Jupiter and its atmosphere has the most violent electrical storms in the universe. Scientists have taken recordings of electromagnetic waves it emits and they sound like bird calls. No shit.

  On 2/9/2010 at 3:23 AM, Greg Reason said:

IO (pronounced eeh oh) is actually one of the moons of Jupiter and its atmosphere has the most violent electrical storms in the universe. Scientists have taken recordings of electromagnetic waves it emits and they sound like bird calls. No shit.

  Wikipedia said:

Io (pronounced /ˈaɪ.oʊ/)

So it's actually eye-oh if you're specifically referring to the moon of Jupiter.

It's actually Heeeeeeeey-O.

Love,

Ed McMahon's Zombie

i'd wanna live in whatever the hell DRAFT is

  On 2/9/2010 at 4:45 AM, thehauntingsoul said:

  On 2/9/2010 at 3:23 AM, Greg Reason said:

IO (pronounced eeh oh) is actually one of the moons of Jupiter and its atmosphere has the most violent electrical storms in the universe. Scientists have taken recordings of electromagnetic waves it emits and they sound like bird calls. No shit.

  Wikipedia said:

Io (pronounced /ˈaɪ.oʊ/)

So it's actually eye-oh if you're specifically referring to the moon of Jupiter.

Well the scientists who told me about it are sayin it wrong then. Woulda thought white-coats would have their shit together

edit: hang on, that reference is from Wikipedia lolz I'm trusting the scientists

  On 2/9/2010 at 11:35 AM, Greg Reason said:

  On 2/9/2010 at 4:45 AM, thehauntingsoul said:

  On 2/9/2010 at 3:23 AM, Greg Reason said:

IO (pronounced eeh oh) is actually one of the moons of Jupiter and its atmosphere has the most violent electrical storms in the universe. Scientists have taken recordings of electromagnetic waves it emits and they sound like bird calls. No shit.

  Wikipedia said:

Io (pronounced /ˈaɪ.oʊ/)

So it's actually eye-oh if you're specifically referring to the moon of Jupiter.

 

Well the scientists who told me about it are sayin it wrong then. Woulda thought white-coats would have their shit together

 

edit: hang on, that reference is from Wikipedia lolz I'm trusting the scientists

mm could be a cultural thing because I've heard it said by many science teachers and in instructional videos etc and It's always pronounced Eye-oh

isnt io the frozen moon of jupiter? thats where the best possiblitiy of life in our solar system exists

  On 2/9/2010 at 5:03 PM, jules said:

isnt io the frozen moon of jupiter? thats where the best possiblitiy of life in our solar system exists

that's europa.

this is io.

not very hospitable.

IO

bad motherfucker of a moon obviously

That's no moon!

/obligatory

i always assumed the name IO hearkened back to the input/output that computers rely on to do anything useful. i kind of agree with the haywire submarine message idea, but it also sounds like a whole bunch of different inputs being mashed on top of each other -- only, in a seamless and awesome manner. there's so much chaos and so many different sounds.

  On 2/9/2010 at 5:18 PM, theSun said:

  On 2/9/2010 at 5:03 PM, jules said:

isnt io the frozen moon of jupiter? thats where the best possiblitiy of life in our solar system exists

 

that's europa.

 

this is io.

not very hospitable.

ah. thanks. the sun knows his solar system.

mostly iron and sulfur