Moooom! Corwood is bogarting all the Richard Thompson!
Aw, there's still plenty!
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Moooom! Corwood is bogarting all the Richard Thompson!
Aw, there's still plenty!
Erinaceous, there was a big pockets in formalwear debate in Natter yesterday.
JZ "Natter 43: I Love My Dead Gay Whale Crosspost." Mar 9, 2006 1:53:09 pm PST
Gorillaz tickets just went on sale for five NYC shows at the Apollo, April 2-6. I can't justify the expense, but if you want em, get em now. They'll likely sell out quickly: [link]
Yo, bicyclops, I was too tired to follow up on your post about Greg Reeves last night, but you're absolutely right. I wasn't familiar with the guy, mainly because I think there was only one letter worth keeping in CSN&Y.
And I should point out that my RT mix originally had tracks in every category, but it was nearly 3 hours long.
Gorillaz tickets just went on sale for five NYC shows at the Apollo, April 2-6.
I'd love to see Gorillaz in concert. I love their music.
Though I'm slightly baffled as to how an animated band gives a concert.
Let's hope it's better than their performance at the Grammys.
I'd love to see Gorillaz in concert. I love their music. Though I'm slightly baffled as to how an animated band gives a concert.
They toured for the first album with images projected on a screen with the actual performers silhouetted on it from behind. Their new tour is apparently going to be a lot more like their Grammy performance, with a 3D projection/mirror techniques called Pepper's ghost. According to Wiki, it's the trick they use in the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. I've never been.
I have a cowbell question: it is, in fact, prominent in Prince's "New Position," yes? Or is it some other instrument that has the protective cowbell coloration?
JZ! Thank you for the pockets link! My position is that pockets are always good, but people are sometimes stupid and don't deserve the pockets they are lucky enough to have.
Holy Shit! Tommy Keene is playing in Robert Pollard's band on the current tour. [link] I knew they were working on a project together, and I knew that Tommy opened for GBV on the last tour, but this is still really exciting!
t edit and drummer Jon Wurster was in Superchunk.