That's more like your friend is the prick really. If the guy didn't care about the interview and was just there because his manager told him to be, why should he be happy about it? Why should he have any respect or appreciation for some small paper that he himself never chose to have anything to do with in the first place? Because your friend's pride demands it?Kekkles said:
Poll: did anyone knew "no rest for the wicked" before borderlands?
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Why yes, I did KNOW (grammar people).
In fact I know a good portion of songs before game advertising uses them. Like (I think) Hey man nice shot by filler used in Bulletstorm.
not that Im hipster about it or anything.
In fact I know a good portion of songs before game advertising uses them. Like (I think) Hey man nice shot by filler used in Bulletstorm.
not that Im hipster about it or anything.
I must say this...idodo35 said:
If you play it alone, Borderlands is merely decent...
But with friends....It is one of the best Co-Op experiences I have ever had the pleasure of playing. If you have at least one friend who is interested in Borderlands, then GET. THAT. GAME. It is amazing.
Oh, and yeah, the into song is REALLY freakin good. It fits the theme of the game perfectly IMO.
Yeah, I heard it before; I just don't know where. Because when I first saw the borderlands commercial with that song in the background, I had thought to myself that the song sounds very familiar so I definitely had heard it somewhere else. I saw that commercial way too many times all over the place so it was a constant reminder. I remember seeing it during the midnight launch of AC2 at gamestop and some guys started singing along.
Yup. Heard it a bunch of times on the radio before Borderlands. When I heard it in Borderlands, I was like, "Oh, that's pretty cool.".
That's pretty much the only Cage the Elephant song I like, however.
That's pretty much the only Cage the Elephant song I like, however.
"Did anyone here know of the song "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" before they played Borderlands"
Sorry, had to do it. It was bugging me.
OT: Yes I had. Heard it years ago on the radio.
Sorry, had to do it. It was bugging me.
OT: Yes I had. Heard it years ago on the radio.
I recognised it when I first played Borderlands, but I didn't "know" it, so to speak.
So I'll call this a yes.
So I'll call this a yes.
I'm sure the answer to that question is yes...
But I've never heard it until just... very recently.
But I've never heard it until just... very recently.
Yes, and it doesn't somehow make me better for hearing it before it was popular, nor did its success somehow taint it. I've never understood this indie-fag stuff. And I only ever use the word "fag" to describe indie notions, because its just the only word I feel is appropriate (coming from a gay guy no less).
Okay, a bit of rage at indie folks, and there's nothing wrong with that, but I'm tired of those types of people who think they're better than you because they knew something as trivial as a song before you did.
Okay, a bit of rage at indie folks, and there's nothing wrong with that, but I'm tired of those types of people who think they're better than you because they knew something as trivial as a song before you did.
Country? You sir are wrong! Anyway, I was vaguely familiar with Cage the Elephant before Borderlands came out. "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" and "Backs Against the Wall" were on my playlists. I never listened to much outside of that, I've heard some of their new stuff on the Alternative Rock station/radio on my mom's cable and it seems alright. I don't listen to too much stuff like that these days...