Not for me. It sounds like well-practiced right-hand technique exercises in lieu of strong musical ideas. At first his style felt clever and impressive, but it wore thin as I listened to more of it.

jimmy spako wrote: Sat May 10, 2025 6:40 pm

I noticed Catherine Lamb performed on this. She has a new one out too.

From the list, AC/DC. Other I'd include are Willie and Bobbie Nelson in the Family band, the Sun City Girls, and the Blind Shake.

I'm more a fan of citrus fruits than apples as a go-to snack, but for apples I think the Honey Crisp is the one I'd pick over the others I've tried. I like them on the tart side. Cooked apples in pies, pastries, or bread/muffins on the other hand- oh man, I can't get enough! I love the taste of appl...

Any film nerds have any recommendations of films that are either A) about Stalin and his regime specifically, or B) Set in the Stalinist Soviet era? Taurus by Aleksandr Sokurov Thas Lenin yo, Lenin. https://i.imgur.com/ozXKs5Ng.jpg Come on, the center piece of the film is the meeting with Stalin!

Why would you do this to a Pequod pizza?

losthighway wrote: Fri Mar 28, 2025 9:48 am Any film nerds have any recommendations of films that are either A) about Stalin and his regime specifically, or B) Set in the Stalinist Soviet era?

My Friend Ivan Lapshin and Khrustalyov, My Car! by Alexei German
State Funeral by Sergei Loznitsa
Taurus by Aleksandr Sokurov

Reid Diamond

From the list, Todd Trainer. Mac McNeilly and the Lizard were great. Dale Crover and Damon Che were also great, but I never really liked the bands they were in (Bellini excluded). Helmet were ho-hum and I never got the hype for Stanier's glossy, uptight precision. Mike Greenlees with Tar were a bett...

rsmurphy wrote: Fri Mar 21, 2025 3:41 pm

Instruments

Nice. This is the piece I saw them play at Gonerfest last year. It was an amazing din. George Dishner's poor picking hand was bleeding by the end, he was digging in so hard.