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but Robert's last name isn't King. which is pretty crucial to the point being made.

to me that song is more about the riff, and not the solo. but as riffs go, that's numero uno. a fucking blast of rock like you've never heard before. i'm pretty psyched to see Iggy + Williamson + Asheton + Watt rip through _Raw Power_ next year.

absolutely. that one smokes. my favorite has to be from "Last Days of May," the live version off On Your Feet Or On Your Knees from Blue Oyster Cult. Buck Dharma's got a lot of killer solos, and that is one for the ages.

do photos have to be taken this year?

that's a good song. not as good as 'high rise' though. if you want the cd now, there are sites in NZ selling it.

counting reissues and live records, comprised of songs made decades ago, doesn't work for me when crafting a compelling argument about what was created in this decade.

i've really only traveled in europe, but can strike new zealand off the list.

My list shares exactly one choice w/ Mojo's, and it's at the same position (#2).

i did, thanks. if you want a more traditional sound, the new record from this year w/ the Black Twig Pickers is a good place to start. I think that _Kensington Blues_ is his best, and VHF had reissued it on LP last year so copies are still likely around. or grab a cd if that's your thing.

Farewell, Jack

the story i've heard is that he had a heart attack. he had so much talent, and it's a shame his time was so short.

what is the distribution of this calendar? i'm wondering if i would need any model releases for concert photos.

bacon-wrapped pork tenderloin = i use a bobby flay recipe that tastes great (roasted garlic, chopped herbs, bacon, pork). i rarely leave the music-related forums and just found this thread. good stuff. i'll be sure to make this a regular stop.

just got back from dinner to find out about this fucking horrible event. truly gutted; Jack was a phenomenal guitar player, and truly a nice a guy as well. i feel fortunate to have met him a bunch of times, but am really sad that i won't hear him play ever again.

i finally got around to watching the copy i bought on Record Store Day (yeah, i have a bit of a backlog...) anyway, I really enjoyed it. i thought that Canty's camera work and angles worked well, the sound was great, and the versions/songs they did were uniformly excellent (though i guess i could have done w/o the "kingpin" raveup). they didn't do all that much off-stage/interview stuff, but there was enough of it for me. the pacing was good too and the opening soundcheck scene was brilliant. glad to see 'theologians' tacked onto the extras. love that song.

i realize this is an old post... i had the distinct pleasure of doing a quick shoot and having dinner w/ JCB and eugene before their show in '07...super nice guy, really funny w/ tons of good stories. more shots: http://narlus.zenfolio.com/p965881553 http://narlus.zenfolio.com/p589221922 edit - oh, and 'Montana' popped up on my ipod during today's drive...great song.

review: http://www.bigtakeover.com/reviews/the-outlaws-showcase-live-foxborough-ma-thursday-november-12-2009 more: http://narlus.zenfolio.com/p76665294

Cherry Poppin' Daddies is about the worst name i can think of. unless you are into incest.

thank for you posting this. i love these 'behind the curtain' looks at how pathetic the music industry truly is

super jealous. i never saw Big Black either. i've seen Shellac a couple of times, and i *will* play poker against Albini @ the next ATP (assuming that Shellac gets invited again, which seems to be a pretty safe bet).

Rapeman

local noise band 'round these parts: Two Dead Sluts, One Good Fuck

i saw them once. that was enough.

took my choice. but i've met tim morse the drummer a few times and he's a solid guy.

Matador does sell FLAC files. i'm sure other labels will catch on to that as well.