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Of course,you could send us PMs

Don't worry,my friend...until we come for you with the cross & the nails

Not sure,but it'll probably continue until the next record comes out.At least it beats Spiders-bashing or drone-loathing Oh yeah....YHF Scott

I know you've heard of the curse of the Bambino...well here we got the curse of Johnny U. The Colts will never,EVER win the Super Bowl in Indy (discount 1970) because of the low-down,snakey way they left Baltimore in the middle of the night. Great team on paper...kinda like the Dallas Cowboys of the Meredith/Morton years...maybe I'll eat my words but I'm betting I won't have to

Here we are here we are Watchin' the world turn Feelin' our ears burn Check this out (long live Max Webster )

I know it's one or two liners,but that whole poem is just about the best thing from Bob I've ever heard...it really contains the soul of the Z-Mam,imo

Have a grrreat one,Gary Enjoy this year,for next year you may wake up feeling old (I know...) Scott

I nearly always watch FTN...thank God I slept in Sunday! Leeb is truly a tool (as the previous thread suggested)

A YEAR off? That is too cool! I've probably missed discussion on this,but I'd be real interested in knowing about your book...you must let us know when this comes out.Congrats & I hope it works out for ya. Scott

Man,the topic here is so overwhelming to consider...Bob's got more one/two liners that just drill you to the floor than anyone else in RXR.I didn't know where to start so I thought I'd consult the book... Where black is the color,and none is the number... In the night a hound dog bayed In the night the grounds were groanin' In the night the price was paid... Your brain is a-bleedin' And your legs can't seem to stand Your eyes fix on the shotgun That you're holdin' in your hand... I can see that your head Has been twisted & fed By worthless foam from the mouth... In a soldier's s

My uncle lives in Oklahoma & evidently rattlesnake is on the menu there.Fried Alligator sounds interesting

Man that would be so fine.If you have a link to the Fest,shoot it to me whenever you can. Also,congrats on the new job buddy I know the last few months have been a bitch.

If you don't mind me asking,why B.C. for 4 months...isn't school starting up soon? Scott

I've owned a Technics for 20+ years & it has been real good to me

Shit man I better go put that on....I just got it from you today! Thanks again & seriously,come to Lafayette this Oct.! Scott

"Revolution for the hell of it"---A. Hoffman.

God that's so true

I just listened to a great version of PK Black last night & it reminded me of how underrated a song it is & ummm...the question??? As far as Country goes,you might not overtly hear it,but it sure can be high & lonesome sometimes...which is kinda country i guess

A small,small moment in time there...such a shame but I'm glad I got to dig a small part of it,thanks to older family & friends

Although it can be hit-or-miss,the post-bop mid-sixties avant-jazz stuff was an amazing experience for me.It's not often i put some on 1st thing out of bed,but....sometimes yes The take of Trane doin' 'My Favorite Things' from the Village Vanguard on 5/28/66 is an example of how far out the music was going then from what it was just a couple of years before....you're a good piece into the song before you begin to even vaguely recognize something familiar...the guys are barely even GRAZING the root notes...but it takes you somewhere you never even thought of,& it feels damn good Sc

Yet another example of why NY is the coolest effin' rock star on the planet Thanks so much for the you tube link! Scott

--> QUOTE(Paul B @ Aug 18 2006, 01:27 PM) Freshly cured bud is always a pleasant aroma.....call me nutty but it smells like freedom to me. To agree I offer 2 words: stink kind

Right on EL EL I never understood why WASP Amerika branded Malcolm X as a racist & a honky-hater when if you read the man's texts he says many things that whitey would whole-heartedly endorse,like the sentence by you I just quoted. Self-actualization & empowerment were the crux of his speeches & I don't see how anyone,regardless of color,could disagree with that. Malcolm was a true hero of mine...especially after he broke from Elijah Muhammad & went to Mecca. Not to compare Sharpton to Malcolm (that's absurd) but he does make more sense in this time than the President (n

Your damn right!! Happy Happy Birthday cryptique! Enjoy