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You tell 'em!

If you don't send me a copy of this I'm going to kick your ass over the internet.

Do you think Van Halen isn't an influential band?

Pip: Yeah, but remember that fat kid on "Hard Copy" with a toy gun. The cops zapped him with a taser until he went bald. Chazz: And then he sued them for a million bucks when his pubes didn't grow in. Pip: Still got no hair on his balls, man.

Cliff's Notes version of this thread, please. Focus on posters who said goofy shit I can laugh at.

I took my wife to see Brad Paisley last year and that was pretty scary.

I've downloaded 99.9% of a Night Marchers show and have been stuck on that number since last week. I really wish someone would seed this again for a minute or two (dimeadozen). Oh, and I'm expecting this album to be pretty Sultans-ish. Which is good, but not Hot Snakes good. P.S. Rick Froberg also has a new band. They played some pizza/ping pong joint in DC last Friday, but I didn't go because it was way past my bedtime.

It's great! People wait in line for hours for me like I was bread and toilet paper!

I didn't know you were a musician! Awesome.

In Russia, weeknights are too lazy to come see YOU!

I'd like to sit in on a Neal Diamond cover ("Kentucky Woman").

The Jocks are also responsible for the ruined careers of U2, REM, and the Hooters, and were directly responsible for the fall of the Roman Empire.

I only know the GG Allin version, which is surprisingly touching.

Fucking jocks.

Do you just play the FLAC files on your computer? I want everything in iTunes, so converting is the first thing I do...

Happy Birthday. Please treat yourself to a Coffee Crisp and the soothing sounds of the Pointed Sticks.

And by Chili's, he means the back of my van.

I haven't had a chance to listen to this yet, but I'm hopeful. It probably didn't help though that I just downloaded their 1985 Rockpalast show and watched that yesterday...that I would rate a 9.5.

http://www.allmusicguide.com/cg/amg.dll?p=...10:dzfoxzwjldte I am REALLY looking forward to this.

And, quite frankly, isn't it a bit hypocritical of Lou Reed to complain about people making crappy sounding music?

He comes across like my Dad when he'd complain about the music I listened to when I was 16 ("nice 'dead rat' music you're listening to there. were they too stoned to come up with a catchy tune?")

Skipping those who have already been mentioned... Paul Weller Brian Baker Jason Farrell John Reis Peter Buck James Hetfield Oops, I guess these were mentioned already.

1. Sam Cooke - Live at the Harlem Square Club

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