listmaking notes and observations, P!aTD, 2/27/10

Brendon: Encouraged us all to buy the new Butch Walker record; made a Star Trek reference (to the Vulcan blessing "Live Long and Prosper"); quoted lyrics to "Defying Gravity" from Wicked; shared a picture of himself wearing an Oliver Twist hat and holding a keytar; joked with Pete about challenging Vickyt-T's keytar supremacy and looking great in heels; and also learned about vajazzaling (bedazzling of the ladybusiness), which, he would totally like that job, please. (LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL, Oh, Brendon.) ETA: Also he has changed "Private Dancer" to "Soda Jerk" in his Twitter profile.

Spencer: Only surfaced long enough to retweet the Bananas Music club plug for Butch Walker's record/the first single ("Pretty Melody").

listmaking notes and observations, Travie McCoy edition, 2/27/10

Started off with sharing a video of himself hanging out in a shoe store with a lady from Lockerz.com, looking tiiiiiiiired[1] and discussing the finer points of sneakers, then mentioned a couple of songs: A Perfect Circle, Louis Logic and JJ Brown and Manners (record)/The Reeling (song), by Passion Pit. The latter is apparently good for cleaning the house. He even made a up a new dance move for it, which he dubbed "The Snaggletoof", and described as Waynehead (from the Damon Wayans cartoon) doing a combination Harlem Shake/Roger Rabbit.

Other highlights: he had a brief exchange of tweets with the host of A&E's Private Sessions, which, I am gathering he's appearing in the Hall and Oates episode; mentioned the crew at Adriano Goldschmied, which turns out to be a designer jeans company; and was emphatic about having not left Gym Class Heroes. (I suspect that some of their fans have read the solo project as him leaving, despite how they are playing shows as a band on a fairly regular basis.)

[1] He also mentions being jetlagged later, so I think he really is just tired.