CortezTheKiller

threw and threw

Huh?

Love Bright Eyes.

It's funny how a "Neil Young for beginners" thread has morphed into a discussion about one of his most obscure works - the Dead Man soundtrack. Neil is king for me, but I never listen to that one.

Perhaps Ryan should consult Neil Young on this matter.

Neil & "Old Black" definitely.

Keith Richards.

Ron Wood with Faces trying to be Keith Richards.

No, not what Im saying.

Just coming from the perspective of someone who understands how easy it is to fall back into old habits

Perhaps he'll be on the next version of Celebrity Fit Club. Might sell some more copies of Sirens of the Ditch in the process.

Yeah, like I "lured" you into anything!

Yeah, this is when they were good.

 

Hands down their best work. I won't be lured in again. You know where I stand.

More run?

Gotta be a case of friendship gone too far. I hope.

Sounds like it was the case when I read I'll Sleep When I'm Dead. I got the sense Warren had a bit of starfucker in him which tended to cloud his judgement - which was shaky at best in the 1st place.

Billy Bob played on the Henry Rollins show and it was horrifying. He did this awful song called "Hobo". I don't know what was up with Rollins because I'd bet money that in private he would rip the guy to shreds for the hideous trash he was "performing".

He also played with Warren Zevon a lot. Puzzling.

Maybe he could do a tour with John Corbett.

Why'd I open that link?

I'm not sure they've covered enough musicians in revealing their influences.

Well, I respect the album and enjoy it, but can you imagine Flava Flav on stage now? He's become a parody of himself, if that's possible for someone who wears a full sized clock around his neck.

I don't listen to any of their new stuff, but It Take a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back and Fear of a Black Planet are pretty special, particularly the former. Flav has always played the role of the jester. Nothing new there.