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Well played.

i ate beef heart a couple of times this year. delicious. no van vliet jokes, please.

thanks all. is this the guy you are referring to? i think this was during Pig Destroyer's set.

i find it hard to believe this guy could do anything wrong.

yeah, i was glad to have finally nailed that shot. i was pretty far back, to the right of the soundboard, but a 1.4 teleconverter and holding the camera up over my head worked out ok.

not necessarily the best performances of the over 300 that i saw, but some of my favorite images of the year. i think this board only allows for 4 embedded photos, so if you wanna see more, there's always more: http://photos.tinnitus-photography.com/bestof2013 Ethan Miller, Comets On Fire Rob Zombie Glenn Kotche, Wilco Alison Mosshart, The Kills

I'm sure that's true for some people, but is way too broad of a statement. actually, what others has he ruined for you?

there is a fantastic taqueria near Brighton Music Hall that serves a delicious tongue burrito. http://www.yelp.com/biz/taqueria-el-carrizal-allston also, if you are going to a show at Royale or The Wilbur, pre-game here and order the beef tendon pho; it's quite delicious. http://www.yelp.com/biz/xinh-xinh-boston

When you fry a turkey it gets lighter?

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is cooking a peanut-free christmas meal particularly difficult?

i think KISS' greatest achievement was the astounding level of success they achieved despite most critics and media either passively ignoring or actively hating them.

wrote some great songs. turned into a sideshow. had a great band, too. Melvins dug him so much they covered not one but two of his songs (Halo Of Flies; Ballad of Dwight Frye)

maybe a dumb question, but can't you just ignore certain posts in a topic? and regarding stopping this, why is the political thread a sacred cow?

to be fair to Crow, he specified 'teenage years'

agreed that Tim and Pleased To Meet Me sounds really dated/like ass, but the production on Let It Be is spot on.

there's no doubt the guy is filled with opinions. what i like about him is that he's constantly on the move, and always looking to learn. if you get a chance to see him do spoken word, i would recommend it. great storyteller. i did a phone interview w/ him a few years back that was pretty cool. http://www.prefixmag.com/features/henry-rollins/interview-with-henry-rollins/22578/

he's mellowed out some. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4uahL_tQWc

worst at what? being a human?

hilarity ensues. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/henry-rollins-does-not-enjoy-the-music-we-cover-in-rolling-stone-20131219

that's ok. not everyone's cut out to be a licorice fan.

i dunno, I'll ask Dex next time i see him. part of it was likely due to Minneapolis having a pretty vibrant scene that fed off each other (Husker, Soul Asylum, etc). they also came after The Replacements, one has a stupid name (DRR), and neither wrote a song even remotely as good as "Unsatisfied" or "Left Of The Dial." that's where the great racks go to die. the ones that want a bit of rejuvenation head to LA.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu9fxPF0EK4