Ethan Buckler (Slint, King Kong) is my next door neighbor. On more than one occassion he and/or his wife have complained about my band practice at 6PM. Seriously, Ethan Buckler. He's a dick.

*My first concert was Aerosmith and Skid Row. I was way more excited
about Skid Row.

*I've seen Elton John. I've also seen Ringo Starr's All-Star Band (with Burton Cummings, Joe Walsh, Todd Rungren and Zack Starkey).

*I once owned a Color Me Badd cassette.

*When I was 11 I was ...

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Thanks, and sorry again. Me and the search function haven't been getting along today.

Sorry. I did a search, but apparentely not hard enough.

Another band we're playing with in March that I've never heard. Wonder if the Brits can fill me in...

My band is playing with this band at the end of the month. The flyer I've seen says it has members of The Make-Up, Fugazi and Nation Of Ulysses, so I assume it will be good. Any opinions? Anyone seen them live?

I saw them at Southgate House in Cinci 05/04, and they were unbelievable. Ian is great, but these new guys never missed a note. And they played four or five new songs (I have recordings if anyone would like them to go on the gmail account). This new stuff is great.

These songs are on the ...

Is the new version melodically interesting, or is it all balls and chunk?

Both shows I saw were nothing but old material, focusing heavily on "2" and "What Burns..." (which is all I ever really liked, but I REALLY liked it.)

The performances were flawless.

I saw the "real" Don Cab (4 members ...

stewie wrote:...ok, but APART from The Frames, Therapy?, The Dudley Corporation, My Bloody Valentine, the aquaducts, drinkable water and public health, what have the Irish done for rock?

The Redneck Manifesto is from Ireland right?