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One of the best stories that I've read in these forums.

You should see them do it live!

I find it hard to believe that this movie has not been posted about here yet. And yet, I find it hard to find a post about this movie here. Trying to stream it on Netflix, but it's "currently not available" right now. Hopefully it'll get streaming soon. Anyone see it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3jgo5ea_zc

To be fair, many of the "no" votes came from Republicans, as well. But it appears that every Democrat (of which there aren't many) voted "no."

Did I not yet post this one? Shame on me!!! Maybe the wackiest cover version ever. But brilliant. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-3IH3T1DoE&feature=fvwrel

That's fucked up, Doug.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFy6tJRkxFY

Anthrax covers The Temptations http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acrUyp0pdoA Fekkin' awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRNnRJny9j4&feature=related

I remember liking it for about 2 weeks and then quickly moving on. Haven't thought about Billy Thorpe for 25 years or more, but something was sparked in my brain, so I looked this up and, what do you know, I kinda like it. So I'll share. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5flwLa8EOw

Just got a dusting of snow here in Chicago last night. Supposed to stay cold through the weekend. Boo.

That is a huge kick drum! But, really shallow, so yeah, it looks like it was maybe a marching band drum. Nice.

Reckless Records on Broadway. From the Vic: just go straight east on Belmont until you hit Broadway and head south. It's only about 2-3 doors south, on the east side of the street. It's an easy 3/4-mile, or so walk. That's the store where I saw Neutral Milk Hotel play an in-store back in 1998, if that tells you what kind of a place it is. A little farther away, but still a short drive from the Vic, is the store that most of the Chicago crew thinks is the best one in town: Laurie's Planet of Sound on Lincoln Ave., in the Lincoln Square neighborhood.

In the car on the way home, it'll be:

Thanks anyway.

My gear will impress absolutely nobody, but it does the job, and I've had guys with $2500 Gibsons ask to play my Strat on sessions, instead of their own guitars, just because they like the way it feels. It's magic. Me with "Susan" -- My 1988 Squier Strat; heavily modified. (Chandler "Hot Rails" pickup in the bridge position, with coil-splitter switch, graphite nut, and blocked trem). I play it through a Peavy Delta Blues 115 And my only stomp box is a Turbo RAT My acoustic is a 1993 Epiphone EO-1 I also have a cheap Regal resonator guitar that I can't find a representative pictur

She became such a joke at some point: Her marriages. Her weight. The drugs. Her generally zany persona. But there is no arguing Liz' talent or beauty in her time. This is a huge loss for Hollywood, if only for the history that she represents. Rest in peace. LINK

Very early cover of a very early David Bowie song. (No, Bowie is nowhere on this recording.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBLktpmOABw