Verbs and Nouns wrote:

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

Les Savy Fav?

Not familiar, had to google them. A beer belly isn't enough. I give that guy a "husky."

Christopher wrote:

Verbs and Nouns wrote:

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

Les Savy Fav?

Not familiar, had to google them. A beer belly isn't enough. I give that guy a "husky."

LSF are notorious for the amazing live shows.



Search for "best live shows" on here and you'll read some stories about him.

Two of the best shows I've ever seen were LSF shows.

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

TAD.
Poison Idea.

This is true.

Christopher wrote:

Verbs and Nouns wrote:

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

Les Savy Fav?

Not familiar, had to google them.

really? wow.

i think the crap/not crap has an awesome conan performance.

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

Specifically drummers. Fat drummer = kick ass

Benny wrote:· modified/hacked gear is generally a good sign. like "wtf happenned to that guitar?" or "what the fuck is that keyboard filled with duct tape and with pedals attached?"

We refer to this as the "resale suicide" gear. Like having a guitar that's been spray-painted flat black or with a neck you've sanded the shit out of and never bothered to refinish or anything Chris Jury would do to a guitar.

This is almost always a sign of a good band - my band perhaps being the exception.

Dan

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

As long as he's wearing pants that fit and not some girly-hipster pants he's good in my book

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

You mean like Meat Loaf or that guy from the Blues Traveler?

Colonel Panic wrote:

Christopher wrote:Big, big fat guy usually means there's gonna be some ass-kickin. It can't be any phony, just-husky kind of fat, though; it must be a born-fat, sloppy-crazy-fat, good-time fat guy. He will rock like nobody's business.

You mean like Meat Loaf or that guy from the Blues Traveler?

Hey now, John Popper got his stomach stapled. He's thin now, he just has an excess of neck-fat.

If they set up on the floor instead of the stage, they are going to be good.