I saw the documentary about the Wrecking Crew about a year ago gained a whole new respect for the guy as a musician and songwriter. Up to that point I only knew him as the late 70's country crooner but the guy had an absolutely bad ass career.
I saw the documentary about the Wrecking Crew about a year ago gained a whole new respect for the guy as a musician and songwriter. Up to that point I only knew him as the late 70's country crooner but the guy had an absolutely bad ass career.
Just to be clear, I like both those albums. I just think they both have more "filler" and tracks that miss the mark than Forever.
Which number was the guy that chopped his own dick off while high on PCP?
Also, the CD-Roms included with the albums that had all of 5 minutes of extra content.
I remember about two years later Wu-Wear overstock ended up in resale shops like Marshall's.
. . . and Maria. Conditioner from the W is the one with the vocals recorded from jail, and added Snoop's vocals to pad out the song.
Biggie and Tupac both released double albums around the same time and this is easily more consistently good than either of those. If you skip the first 7 minute track with the guy preaching and the outro it's pretty much great from beginning to end.
Masta Killa and U-God are the other two.
. . . a generous dollop of whip cream is to a steaming bowl of chili.
I never knew John Holmes' nickname was actually a reference to civil war muskets.
I remember the Fat Music comps being available free at most of the Fat Wreck Chords shows. I had Survival of the Fattest that I picked up free at a Lagwagon show.
Heckle: There goes a real sack of crap . . .
They would've had to put up the drop top because of rain drops?
I'm still a little puzzled by that. Cosmopolitan by definition means someone that IS familiar with other customs and cultures. In common use it usually means "city dweller". So rural people who are not well traveled are more knowledgeable about non-europeans that are able to speak passable English? That makes no…
She might be SueAnn to you but I've always know her as Dylan-the-Wetback-Hating-Cucumber.
I'll take the risk of getting trapped in a philosophical loop and simply say, no, none of this is "real".
You're thinking of the Washington Times.
I find it hard to believe that the statement wasn't punctuated with a Tommy Chong-esque "man".
Even as far as fictional birthday parties go, this one was not well attended, and the gift bags were total shit.
She basically announced it like reading shit like this is going to be a regular part of their press briefings. We are truly now living in the dumbest possible timeline.