posts very much in character

why do you think fergie chews all that gum? it's a courtesy thing.

good point, but it hardly lends itself to making 'the hairdryer' a fearsome experience. he's missing a trick there.

i am a harsh mistress

― cutty, Sunday, March 8, 2009 8:48 PM (10 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

<3

I was expecting that to be estela haha

"thunder" off donuts is so dope.

― brother marquis (M@tt He1ges0n), Tuesday, March 17, 2009 3:53 PM (58 minutes ago) Bookmark

he1geson dropped in this in the middle of a clusterfuck thread about pipecock where dilla's music hadn't been mentioned in like 35 posts

whos drunk [Started by anthony in December 2001, last updated 12 minutes ago by Sleep Tundra (Bimble Is Still More Goth Than You) on I Love Everything] 3 new answers

Although it predates (circa '67?), you might wanta check the very first, pre-Clayton Thomas BS&T LP, Child Is Father To The Man, founded and led by Al Kooper, he of the weird falsetto---with some other ex-members of Blues Project involved, I think--and it def has some of Blues Project's pre-Television speedy scruffy loop-de-loop spirit,via A-List Noo Yawwk sessioneers, incl biz lifer Kooper, and everybody from the young Brecker brothers to other future Downbeat faves to Harry Lookofsky, string arranger and Dad of Left Banke's Michael Browne--way pre-Vegas, though aimed at rococo side of thee Top Forty dial, and maybe secrectly plotting te way to Vegas, where even the Stones hadn't found it kosher to go yet. Def some mad tribal exuberance in all the gaud, and some kind of ancestor to Countdown To Ecstacy, I'd say the mention of Spirit also right on (although "I Got A Line On You" more the chilled Steely). From 1970 on, start with the very first, post-Mothers lineup of Little Feat, esp. re your early adulthood thing--finally escaping from Frank's garage and endless dive gigs, for the moment, long enough to regroup in a desert trailer,or at least an outlying bungalow, not too far from Beefheart's. First and second, and *then* the increasingly ripe stuff. Also, re a lot of stuff already mentioned on here, The Duane Allman Anthology, Volumes One and Two, both double-LP sets cutting across his sessions with the greats (and the *otherwise* often useless, like John Hammond and Lulu and with his own bands. and for Sir Doug, the import-with-bonus tracks reissue of Mendecino (not the other, bogus versions) and yeah the one Skot shows the ocver of upthread, and The Best of Doug Sahm & The Sir Douglas Quintet (1968-1975), on Polygram, is one wooly microcosm, though leaves out some crucial tracks, def the tribal approach, and the traditional stuff often sounds more stoned than the groovier, poppier stuff, although the bizarre sound quality of some tracks is (relatively!) rationalized on disc, but not too much (better here, in some cases)

― dow, Saturday, 21 March 2009 15:21

"one wooly microcosm"

i can never get through that dude's paragraphs.

me neither, but i love him so much

he's cool. but he must write a normal para then encode in rock-crit markup language (RCML)

wooly microcosm could be a euphemism for pussy, like nappy dugout.

eh

― plenty chong (libcrypt), Sunday, March 22, 2009 3:38 PM Bookmark

(as a revive)

LOL

lol at RCML. Even if I can only read half a paragraph and understand a quarter, don is one of the only ones of those guys that I actually enjoy reading.

cannot *believe* nobody's mentioned "That Obscure Object Of Desire"...definitely the most effective freeze-frame ending I've seen, although maybe recency still burns its mark on my brain

― country matters, Sunday, 29 March 2009 20:14 (1 hour ago)

common recency

http://nicknackpaddywhack.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/scooby-doo-magnet-c11747661.jpeg
"common recency!"

real life lolz

real rife rols

this guy right here

I get it a lot in my area too - I dunno if it is because I'm relatively near a cemetary (are they looking for zombies or something!?) or more likley becuase St Kilda is a dodgy area full of pros and junkies and whatnot.

― one art, please (Trayce), Sunday, March 29, 2009 7:33 PM

lol

ha

thread about new Tortoise album:

really good track names

― congratulations (n/a), Wednesday, March 25, 2009 8:49 AM (1 week ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

Hahahaha PP =)

but how can one really hate on 'Darling Nikki'?

For a start, I'm not hating on anything, I'm simply hating. The only thing I'm on is this chair...

― Alex in NYC, Tuesday, April 14, 2009 1:45 PM (2 hours ago)

Ha! I can't stand "hate on" either, actually.

and on a fucking high horse

I liked this one:

Is that all you require of music -- that it gets you laid? Pfft.

― Alex in NYC, Tuesday, April 14, 2009 1:35 PM

http://spyhunter007.com/Images/billy_mitchell_perfect_pacman_cgeuk.bmp

^^met the man, the legend IRL once. was wearing his stars n stripes tie

Cousin larry asshole, quit the act or I will strangle you with yr own intestines, fuckface.
― Dr Morbius, Monday, March 5, 2007 8:23 AM (2 years ago) Bookmark

LOL. The guy I was speaking to was the civil rights activist Jabez Lam.

― suggest bánh mi (suzy), Sunday, April 19, 2009 3:11 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

LOL.

LOL 'deadly' makes sense as a Belfastism; first person I heard use it was Andy Cairns (who also schooled me on what a 'spide' was).

― That's When I Reach For My Sriracha (suzy), Friday, March 13, 2009 10:59 AM

the fuck is a spide?

the fuck is andy cairns?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Cairns i guess?

Jabez Lam

read this as 'Labez Jam'

Everyone wants to put one over on Bimble. God, how they'd love to put one over on me! When they wake up in paradise, they have wet dreams that they have put on over on Bimble. What an ego stroke that would be! To put one over on Bimble! But in this particular case it won't logically stand, my friend. For not remembering a dude's name is not a capital offense last I checked. Doesn't even say much about my musical taste.

Go listen to some X or something.

― Disruptor of Morals (Bimble), Sunday, April 26, 2009 4:11 PM

fuckin love bimble.

bimbs has been....on a tear today.

http://www.fatguyscoffee.com/images/starsani.gif

that girl does not satisfy financial accounting standards

― gabbneb being gabbneb (gabbneb), Friday, May 8, 2009 10:10 AM (6 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

apropos sn

not even the full post, but this is like some hyper-dense black hole of pipecockism:

(...) my old school Anti-Flag shirt (circa 94, way before they had much popularity outside of pittsburgh) with the guy burning a flag on it would draw some good comments.

nowadays i'm into label shirts and shit like that. Inner City, Trax, Dance Mania, Technoir Audio, 7th City, Underground Resistance (the puffy paint one of course!), Hot Mix 5, and Prestige are amongst the ones i wear now. i also have a really great "The Godson" shirt which is essentially a shirt for Rick Wilhite, which i probably wouldn't wear if that wasn't my boy. oh yeah, i have the cover photo from the "Anotha Black Sunday" LP with Moodymann's face on it but no text which is awesome because no one knows who it is.

i definitely support the wearing of shirts that are unrelated to the music being played at the event. though i did recently wear my UR shirt to a techno gig which got me many many positive comments from fuckheads that i am sure couldn't name one track of theirs. unintentionally irritating, but it helped since i was handing out flyers for an upcoming gig.....

Poor guy, now some "fuckheads" who like the same music as him might turn up at that gig :(

hahaha. what a dork.

i'd talk to you but you wouldn't understand my t-shirt

must be great at parties, this guy

(circa 94, way before they had much popularity outside of pittsburgh)

*barfs*