thymme, as in the best drummer in the universe, jones only eats a. spaghetti, preferably made by his own hands or b. apple fritters. I think this guys a fake.

I love Dexter! It did start out slow, but i got the whole first season on dvd and compulsively (appropriate, right) watched the whole thing. Some nights later I saw the interview with Dahmer and his father, which I dared not watch for years. Psychopaths are fascinating grist for the mill in this her...

Half time was spectacular, disgusting and wonderful. Did some amazing records in his prime. Not Crap

Not crap no way...brilliant pop songs even though they border on hallucinatory volume live. Saw them at London Polytechnic in 1978. Mr Nelson and I agree that it was the loudest thing we'd ever heard at that point. About 7 years later I finally saw Motorhead and although it wrocked it didn't make me...

Twilight Furniture wrote:Ghosts and Vodka ?! who are they

Oh, i had my head up myass, er , i was in grad school...HOW did I miss this band OMFG

Ghosts and Vodka ?! who are they

Thier record still rocks my world...Sunday Night Disorientation is a perfect expression of that shitty sunday feeling I still get, but try to ignore. Seeing a Strike Under live show was a crap shoot depending on how everybody was or wasn't getting along, but when they were on, OMG. Pierre was my fav...

...oh forgot to say 3 songs on myspace

one track from EP, live cover of Who song The Good's Gone, and studio version of Fish Shit (live version on Busted at Oz)

 http://www.myspace.com/daautumn

Shucks! Y'all are too kind or maybe just some kinda necromancers...or maybe both. Yeah, thats it - kindly necromancers. Kerble, I'll send you the tracks if you promise to make sacrifiuce to Odin on this auspicious winter soltice.

It took me a long time to develop even a vague semblance of taste, if indeed I ever did. I often find 'taste' to be a significant obstacle to my musical entertainment. Luckily, I quashed that one some time ago. I like Styx. Saw them live a few years ago. Pretty good, and one of the most genuinely c...