I think the guy on the far right is Joe Pesci. Did not know he was a Bizkit.
I think the guy on the far right is Joe Pesci. Did not know he was a Bizkit.
God, it would be so great. He'd only last a season, because he'd offend every person on earth—living and dead—and then disappear for six weeks at a stretch to treat his "exhaustion," but oh! the fun we'd have:
I totally agree. I got into huge war about this here some time back, but I still stand by my initial opinion: based on what I've heard, I'm not sure that Marnie actually knows how to play the guitar. I'm completely serious.
Jesus Took Me to a Little League Barbecue for the Troops in a Pickup.
So you didn't like Yes, but you're sorry to hear the news, and you dislike all new music more than you disliked the old music. That's one sad state of affairs.
First, yes; second… meh.
As do I. Their second album was a bit spotty, but the debut was a gloriously rockin' affair. The covers are amazingly good.
Ha! I love your Wilco story. Coincidently, the Midtown festival had a similar problem that year in that one of the stages was in the corner of the park and angled out toward a street lined with patio bars.
The opening verse of "John Saw That Number": Game, set, match. Art is subjective, but if you hear that and still claim that Neko Case isn't a great singer, you are objectively a fucking moron.
Son Volt concerts are notorious for being… er… stoic.
Fuck you, Loggins.
Ah. I actually had to Google "Lucas with the the Lid Off," so I'm assuming you're in the UK.
Well, to start, the Lemonheads, PJ Harvey, and Nirvana had nothing to do with each other, other than they were artists who happened to record in the same era; it's sort of like saying I'd like to see Kanye West on this list because I'd rather listen to Thee Oh Sees and Wye Oak.
Oh come on, it's "Unsatisfied" and you all know it. Although "Dope Smokin' Moron" still holds a place in my heart.
On the contrary, nothing says goddamn I wish Nirvana hadn't broken as big as they did than this list, because a few years later this list would be nothing be Bush, Creed, Stain'd, and Limp Bizkit.
Sounds good to me. Thanks!
I don't know who a single person involved with this show is. Hooray!
As far as a blanket statement that MP3s sound like shit, I think it depends on a number of factors.
Yes and no. I think you have to a) put up a disclaimer saying you don't own it or claim to own it and b) change the speed slightly to make it a "different" version.
Very rarely. I usually buy only what I know will be very difficult to find elsewhere, or to support a local artist.