smoomoo31

That strawberry is straight up defiant. Rebel as fuck.

Hey there Claudio, welcome to reddit on behalf of /r/TheFence! Before I ask my questions, I wanted to thank you personally for changing my life. I once thought you guys were super lame, because of what else, your voice. Then, one morning I had music videos on as I napped, and The Running Free pierced my dream. I awoke, not thinking, only listening. I was captivated, and when I saw the name of who was playing this song, I was dumbfounded and from then I've been hooked. I've written a series of posts here on reddit attempting to explain the nuances of each discography song and their meanings both in fiction and real. My personal favorite is The Beginner's Guide to Coheed & Cambria on the general music subreddit that became a top post for the day I wrote it. The posts ended up getting a following and encouraging many people here to re-up on the material. I am proud to be a part of the Coheed world, and I'll continue to show you guys off any chance I get. Onto the good stuff:

1. You've always made note of your social anxieties. Has opening your creative side up on such a massive scale and having it so well received by a rabid fanbase shaped your mental processes into something different?

2. What do you think is the best quality song that you guys have written? Not necessarily the one that means the most to you emotionally or is your favorite but the best.

3. What was your weightloss regimen? You seem like you lost weight from earlier days in the most recent documentary.

4. Is there any chance we'll get to see you guys play Number City into Gravity's Union into Away We Go? That would be probably the best concert experience ever to grace my ears.

5. Got any spots available to help carry shit around out on a tour? You don't even have to pay me , I need a break after my girlfriend and I broke up and what better way than to spend it following around my favorite band?

Thanks for giving us something substantial for all of our many moods. You're a hero.

Edit: Bonus picture from your August 2010 visit to St. Louis.

I wonder if this is a reason Naughty Dog games are so good-- they do the acting in a room, and Troy Baker definitely knew about some of the more intense scenes long before filming them, citing that he would really not have a good day during one when they eventually would have to record it.

Let's be honest, I'm a massive loser

I need a BSG/Sons of Anarchy crossover where a biker gang is all former BSG actors.