April16th
backstage at rockstar supernova show in wellington new zealand
a very casual conversation between johnny colt and lukas rossi
about the future of rockstar supernova
guest spot by gilby clarke
detailed breakdown of supernova vernacular !!!!!
more stories from the incredible life of tommy lee
Comment by Jolene from Christchurch — April 17, 2007 @ 12:13 am
ONLINE COMMUNION IN NEW ZEALAND, how cool is that?!
HELL YEYAH =)
I am looking forward to hearing the name change, I am not going to even try and guess, as the possibilities are endless.
That story about T-Lee was effin funny =)
So do you think there is any chance you guys will come and play back here in NZ? The crowds loved you here!
Respect.
Comment by Sanlin — April 17, 2007 @ 1:20 am
LOL Thanks, Johnny. 
Ah, you crazy, hilarious guys are such a hoot, together. LOL Lukas and Toby have been trading ‘tender’ messages, today (in their own special version of “Pig” English), breaking me up, too. Amongst the lot of you, I’ve spent the day/night laughing until tears are coming out of my eyes. LOL ^^
Yeah, Lukas does have his own dialect and it’s beautiful. LOL ‘Redic. Booya. Yeeaiiiah. Boooosh.’ (Loved the different “yeeaaiiah”s. Too funny. LOL) People aren’t going to believe I have an honors degree in English after I pick up all the distinct verbal slang and unique ‘dialect’ from you guys. LOL But, it is fun stuff. ^^
Aha… We figured there were things going on with MB, contracts and such. *”Wink, wink… Nudge, nudge… Say no more, say no more.”* We don’t care what you lads call yourselves to get free and make the music you want and need to make. We’re with you. To quote a line from the movie “Amistad:” “Give us our free!” You need the freedom to create without hindrances or impediments and benefit equitably from your endeavors. Good on ya, boys. I just begged Lukas that even if you are “The Band Formerly Known As ‘Rock Star Supernova’” not to call yourselves an unpronounceable squiggle like Prince did, because that would be challenging to type in when we’re voting for your videos. LOL ;-P
Have fun on the radio, dude. That’s a wee bit early in an East Coast time zone for a West Coast bird like myself. 
Peace, brother. Time for me to trundle off to my roost, before all I can say are deep and thought-provoking things like “figgetybooosh.” LOL ;-P
Comment by Tara — April 17, 2007 @ 1:52 am
Thanks for the communion, Johnny. You guys sure are a strange bunch, aren’t ya? LOL. Loved the T-Lee story, priceless! Lukas definitely does not speak English… I never have any idea what the hell he’s talking about, haha.
Very interesting info about Burnett. Hopefully he’s out of the picture. Very curious about the new name – how long do we have to wait? You boys and your cryptic messages are not making things easy for us. We’ll let it slide, though. Take care.
Tara
P.S. Lukas’ laugh is so damn infectious, as is yours. I can’t help but smile listening to the both of you.
Comment by Smartie — April 17, 2007 @ 2:22 am
Just wanted to say, once again Johnny, we appreciate the effort you put into keeping us in the know…I couldn’t go on NOT knowing what “shemona ye yeah” meant *lol!* Is that the first time I heard you say “f*ck!?” If not I stand corrected but I liked it. Cannot wait for the “official” new name…you rock!! xoxox
Comment by dmyers69 — April 17, 2007 @ 4:37 am
Great communion Johnny!!! AS Always !!! I am gonna miss the radio show today….Shit !!!! Gotta do the work thing !!! I know you will be “The Shit” !!!
P.S. Thanks for putting my meet and greet picture on the slide show of this communion!!! YOU ROCK !!!
Much Luv and Respect !!!
Denise
Comment by Jasmine_corona — April 17, 2007 @ 10:01 am
That was awesome Johnny! I love Lukas’ own dialect, lol it’s funny. Anyway hope all is well in your neck of the woods! lots of love from Australia! xoxoxo
Comment by Sanlin — April 17, 2007 @ 11:41 am
Small correction… That “Amistad” quote should be “Give us, us free.” (Serves me right for ‘flying by the seat of my pants’ and not proofing things in the wee hours. ^^) But, it still means ’strike off the chains, we are not slaves–give us our freedom!’
Grats on your upcoming “Big Day Out” in June. Sounds like hella fun and you’ll make a charming, affable emcee. There are some great acts on the bill to rock peeps, along with your own sweet self.
Sending peace and good thoughts to you and all our dear ones.
