tinnitus photography

it wasn't during a concert (it was a festival and this was before bands got on for the day), but it was cool that i got to do bong hits w/ Al Cisneros when the test pressing of the _Dopesmoker_ reissue was delivered and we listened to it on his portable turntable that he brought on tour with him.

someone really likes librarian glasses.

that's a real tough one and obviously i can't speak for you, but i do admire your sacrifice and i'm sure that your kids do as well. and congrats on dropping the weight.

I haven't really thought it about it too much, but one thing is certain. I am gonna focus on losing some weight this year... being at an all-time high isn't where I want to be. after screwing up my knee, my fitness suffered accordingly, but my food and beer intake didn't. as Molina said "Now something's got to change" family and jobwise, i'm at a very good place and don't see any major tweaks to be made... one side benefit of my knee situation is that i didn't take many vacation hours last year, so i've got 5+ weeks to burn this year. gonna take advantage of that. on the photography front, i

it's the worst. i don't think i'd ever say this, but i prefer the older layout.

now the nation can see how terrible the Paradise stage lighting is.

self-judding.

i promise not to judd him

solid investment. Moody's has changed my rating from 'HOLD' to 'BUY'

thanks Gary!

like a dinner w/ the band.

how many face lifts has Judge Reinhold withstood?

it took a while but i finally heard Wilco again at the Gondola base at Loon (Heavy Metal Drummer).

If there are any Wilco and GBV fans, we can call each other Tweed Kings

two records were waiting for me when i got home today (ebay and discogs) http://www.discogs.com/Skeptics-Chowder-Over-Wisconsin/release/1442387 http://www.discogs.com/Bedemon-Symphony-Of-Shadows/release/3823590

fookin chavs

not sure if it is in what you are looking to spend, but I have used a Sumiko Blue Point for the last few decades (different ones) and have never complained about the sound.

sick burn, bro.

Moms are outraged.

GBV at the Middle East, 2000. They played two shows in Jan and my 8th month preggers wife joined me for both of them. As always, it was a drunken, glorious mess. Some people flew in from the West Coast for the show, members of the Postal Blowfish mailing list whihc was my introduction to the internet acting as a go-between for like-minded fans. I joined it in '96 or so, back when admin Bruce Melendy manually compiled emails sent to him and sent out a digest. soon he moved to a Majordomo mail server and the community grew. I've met so many cool people from that list. Anyways, Ana (who would eve

hmmm... this is a fun thread. gotta dig through my brain. Dead Kennedys at Lupos, spring of '85. After Verbal Assault and a few other hardcore bands played, it was the DKs turn. After a fairly long pause in the action, Jello Biafra finally got on stage and asked anyone who could play drums to DKs songs to meet him at the side of the stage. He then went on to explain that they hadn't seen Peligro since New Jersey so the show must go on. The band played a handful of songs w/ guest drummers (some good, some cut off within a few bars of the song and booted back to the crowd), Peligro strolls th

that WAND record does indeed rule.

No, he hasn't for a while now but there's still the plexi guard for Peter's drums.

Bob Mould @ The Paradise Bob Mould, legend. What else is there to say? How about Beauty and Ruin being a worthy companion to his prior work, in both Husker Du and Sugar? Yep, it's true. And having Wurster and Narducy as your rhythm section is a surefire way to have your rock show locked and fucking loaded. Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats @ The Middle East The mystique of this band grew mighty quickly.... a barely released CDR that stirred the waters, a signing to Rise Above where Blood Lust made all your Sabbath dreams come true, and then Mind Control where the dystopian world became a co