Free The Ex show in Chicago
102I'd say it filled up right to the start of the sound booth (the grey silver building mid way out). Keep in mind that place is freaking huge!
Free The Ex show in Chicago
103ERawk wrote:Colonel Panic wrote:Magenta wrote:Clarinet player was Michael Richards, and he's a wise man for holding back a torrent of racist profanity and relying instead on his instrument for expression.
fyp
Your FYP is lame.
Can't a girl ogle?
Magenta, yous chica, right?
It was a joke because the guy kinda looked a little bit like Michael Richards and it was an unholy noise that emanated from his clarinet at times. Sorry if it wasn't funny.
For the record, the guy was an incredible musician and sufficiently handsome as far as I'm concerned, but then I really don't know from dudes.
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Free The Ex show in Chicago
104WHy the hell has everyone been so edgy and rambunctious around here lately?
Free The Ex show in Chicago
105I was going to change that pretty soon, anyway. I just haven't found anything really good yet.
Free The Ex show in Chicago
108The MayorofRockNRoll wrote:Was there. Had rickshaw. Only people I saw who I knew were tipcat and my friend Lacey.
Lacy Weathersbee?
Also scott where the hell were you? I didn't see you...
also, best fucking band in the world
Free The Ex show in Chicago
109Marsupialized wrote:that damned fly wrote:or the stuff steve did. also great.Piasek wrote:Ace wrote:Piasek wrote:i don't understand phenomen of this band. i mean they're ok, but not that great.
Oh they're great alright. try to get some of their stuff from 84-89, it seems like it would be up your alley.
i'll do that.
Yeah, Starters Alternators is always a good starting point
listening to samples right now.
Free The Ex show in Chicago
110For the earlier more abrasive period, I'm a huge fan of "Aural Guerrilla".