one of the greatest bands ever.

if anyone's interested, i got a few unreleased songs written by Lee in the 90's. just PM me.

steve wrote:

Ace wrote:Hey, didn't you cover 'In My House' by the Mary Jane Girls?
That's not a guilty pleasure?!

A Rick James jam? Not "guilty" in the least.

ah, man, at least you haven't covered bob dylan or the beatles, i tell you.

242sumner wrote:"A hard rain's a-gonna fall" by Bob Dylan

the only good song ever written by bob dylan? that's what you're implying?

ah, nevermind.

wiggins wrote:"a day in the life" -the beatles.

like, fucking come on, man.

My band recorded with Steve in October last year, Studio B. In the past, we were used to spending a long time getting tracking sounding right, long set up times and gear fiddling before recording could begin. As an indicator, by the end of day 1 we had successfully nailed 6 or 7 out of the 10 songs...

Does a goat herder care who controls the money in the banks he will never visit, or who writes the laws that will never reach as far as his village, or if he may vote for a head of state who cares not a whit for him? No, but he would like to keep the use of his arms, and would like his sons to live...

I don't listen to bands, I listen to their music. I enjoy a band with some certain quality that makes it special, for sure. But usually I just like the music. i feel the same way as you. i just listen to the music. that's the only part of a band's aesthetic that matters to me. everything else is a ...

Bands are way way way more important than whatever music they are making at the moment. Like miles ahead. I use the term "music" to mean the audible component of the band's aesthetic. The sound -- the part you're probably referring to as "music" -- that's the part that I really ...

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dio bono!

japmn wrote:

Rotten Tanx wrote:Papatoetoe.

I knew a girl from there.

Camel toe is a place we can all claim to be from.

my father is from Puglia, a region of Italy we could well consider as Camel Heel.
yeah, my papa's from the Camel Hill.