Talk:Roy G. Biv

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Haha I've never been able to remember the order of the colors in the rainbow, but if anyone can help me memorize them, it's TMBG. -Cronny

Ha! I took my Chem final today and there was a bonus question that almost nobody but me knew: "What does ROYGBIV stand for?" Thank you once again, TMBG!

Boards of Canada has a track called "Roygbiv" on the 1998 release Music Has the Right to Children. Coincidence or cover? Akagi 23:31, 21 September 2007 (UTC)

I wouldn't even consider it a coincidence, it's a fairly common term. Great album, though. -CapitalQ ♫ talk ♪ 00:05, 22 September 2007 (UTC)

[edit] More like "Roy C. Amv"

Does it bug anyone else that some of the colors in the video are wrong?

The color shown that is supposed to be indigo is much closer to something like magenta. Indigo is actually a blue-violet. ( I have minor squabbles over the shades of green and blue used, which would more accurately be called chartreuse and azure, but they are considered shades of those colors, whereas magenta is NOT a shade of indigo!)

It's too bad there isn't a follow up teaching kids about chartreuse, spring green, cyan, azure, magenta and rose.

[edit] Colorblind Diyva

We just got the DVD, and the indigo/purple thing bugged me a lot. It looked like the illustrator swapped those two colors, if anything. Not John and John's fault, obviously, but poor oversight by whoever was producing the videos... -neil d

Talk:Roy G. Biv

[edit] More like "Roy C. Amv"

[edit] Colorblind Diyva

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