his last solo record "the episodes" is also really fantastic...

not to mention his book??

i read it from cover to cover in one sitting and it was the most entertaining thing i've read in a long time. i suggest it to anyone that likes music or reading.

not crap.

not crap for all the reasons listed...

JeremyLemos wrote:not to mention his book??

i read it from cover to cover in one sitting and it was the most entertaining thing i've read in a long time. i suggest it to anyone that likes music or reading.

yeah, i read this over the weekend. very enjoyable. littered with grammatical errors, but very enjoyable. made me crack out my old copy of the ministry 'power department' bootleg...

I'm digging "The Episodes" a lot. I was never into the whole Jorgenson axis but picked up that and "Night of Your Life" after checking out samples on Amazon. Wow, great stuff. It reminds me of Robert Wyatt and/or Scott Walker, which is a good thing I think.

I liked him better in Soundgarden than Audioslave.



Oh wait...

Boombats wrote:I liked him better in Soundgarden than Audioslave.

You're thinking of Clint Conley.

hench wrote:

JeremyLemos wrote:not to mention his book??

i read it from cover to cover in one sitting and it was the most entertaining thing i've read in a long time. i suggest it to anyone that likes music or reading.

yeah, i read this over the weekend. very enjoyable. littered with grammatical errors, but very enjoyable. made me crack out my old copy of the ministry 'power department' bootleg...

Just picked up the book this weekend. What I've read so far is pretty entertaining.

ah, yea, no brainer.... Not Crap.

I have bought a Chris Conelly album 14 years ago or so (when it first came out).
Although I haven't listened to It in years, I must confess that I have enjoyed It. I've also bought the cd single July.