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Sapphi:

--- Quote from: synapticflow on January 12, 2008, 11:48:47 pm ---If anyone on here makes their own music, I would love to hear what you've done.  I have a lot of stuff out on CD and always like to be inspired by other talented people; especially those who are better than me.

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not sure if you're a Yamato fan or not, but here's my (boring, 4-chord) rendition of the theme song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wBjaRtOTYM

although i'm not altogether sure i can really call that music... >_<  lol
 i guess we'll say "making my own noise." it won't inspire you, but hey.  it's all i got.   ;D

....so are you watching GE999?  you really should!

synapticflow:

--- Quote from: Sapphi on January 13, 2008, 08:46:35 am ---not sure if you're a Yamato fan or not, but here's my (boring, 4-chord) rendition of the theme song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wBjaRtOTYM

although i'm not altogether sure i can really call that music... >_<  lol
 i guess we'll say "making my own noise." it won't inspire you, but hey.  it's all i got.   ;D

....so are you watching GE999?  you really should!

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GE999 is what brought me to this website.  It truly is splendid.  I have the "luck" of being brand new to it and only on the first espisode.  So everything is new to me and that makes it extra sweet.

I will check out your song when I get a chance.  Thanks for posting it.

swahab:
Hi, swahab here from Malaysia. I'm a big fan of Ah My Goddess and You're Under arrest.


a) How you came to know of us.
For me, I was looking for You're Under Arrest and that's where I found LE.

b) What le shows do you watch and why you like them.
You're Under Arrest

c) What other shows you'd like to try.
ne??
Let's see.....Captain Harlock, then.

d) How often you're likely to visit us and post.
Well...this is my first but am planning to post as many as i can.

LE RULEZ..

fringewalker:
Hmmm....Hi! I'm your friendly neighborhood fringewalker. I hail from the lovely city of Denver.
Fansub.tv brought me here. I'd been leeching of couple of LE's shows via that site and decided to pop on over and see what was on the group's site.
LE's shows that I'm following are YUA: Full Throttle and Shion no Ou. I also discovered and nabbed Initial D Stage 4.
Typically I lurk forums and don't post much but I figured it would be polite to introduce myself.

pokute:
I had to read this whole thread before posting because I have been senile since a very early age, and I had to make sure I hadn't been here before, because I'm sure I was here, but... Uh, anyway...

Hmm... I guess I've been seeing Tofu in the credits of fansubs for, what... More than 10 years, is that even possible? I remember (or maybe I'm just making it up, I can't tell for sure) once when somebody in some forum announced that L-E was a speedsubbing group and that they did parody subs without announcing them as such. To this day I wonder what prompted that shocking revelation.

I am a mostly retired fansubber. I did half a dozen dorama, and started working on an anime (that will remain nameless), but I seem to be too stress-out prone to handle it. The last project I actually finished was HERO (Broadcast in 2001, we subbed it in 2007 when dvd rips became available) with Vulcan300 fansubs.

I really appreciate that L-E does older shows. Younger anime fans need to realize that these older shows are what the creators of the new shows were inspired by, and that historical context is not a four letter word.

I own around 600 genuine licensed anime dvd's, but would burn them in a heartbeat given the choice between them and fansubs. I really wonder what the heck is wrong with those  commercial subbing people and their cultural neutralization agenda.

Oh, oh, I have a funny (true) story:

 I was at a hollywood party, and there were all these industry types there,
 and I was trying to monkeywrench their hip trendiness by talking tirelessly
 about Sailor Moon. Well, this one fellow went for the bait, and said that he
 had just been filming in Canada and had worked with an actress who had
 dubbed Sailor Moon. He couldn't remember her name, and I said "Oh, do
 you mean Terri Hawkes?"... And he was at first very enthusiastic over the
 fact that I knew her name, but then he noticed that everyone else was
 backing away from us, slowly...

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