itchy mcgoo wrote:Also, bumble claims to have been "deaf-drunk" during the dancing to the Dan. Dancing to Dan while deaf-drunk does not equal Dan love.

itchy mcgoo wrote:Utilizing "subversion" is a dim trick anyway.
Ooooh, they're sneaking in sleaze and middle America doesn't get it! Ha!Ha!

kerble wrote:
that was the shame tlaking. it was also because I mocked her. he did admit to liking that song. I truly wish I could remember which one it was.



also, I've had Steely Dan on the stereo for two hours.


Faiz

itchy mcgoo wrote:Well, I smoke everyone on my Vincent Black Shadow.

itchy mcgoo wrote:Scott-

1. You are admitting it would take a combination of alcohol and a tuning out of the lyrics for me to enjoy this band.

2. Hire a bodyguard, I seriously want to beat you. You are the embodiment of the "no, you should like it" Dan fan.

3. I am a stubborn motherfucker, but I will take this challenge if bumble agrees to endure it with me. I am not afraid of being wrong. For reals, EA night at the Goldstar, with the Dan stacked on the jukebox after libations are imbibed. I'll listen. And I'll listen to all of you mofos try and tell me what the fuck you here in there and I'll listen for that.

Then we can drink and thumbwrestle and talk about the 2006 4th quarter concert schedule.

BadComrade wrote:

bigc wrote:

BadComrade wrote:The B52's were not a "shitty band".

Fuck, now I have to upload that B-52's show to the gmail account, cause I know someone out there's gonna wanna hear it.

I have to cop to the fact that I hate them for everything I have heard, even the albums that people have said were the 'good ones'. I dont' know the names, so it's entirely possible that there are 'good ones' that I would like.

I uploaded that 1979 B-52's show to the gmail account for anyone that want's it.

bigc: Skip the first track, I have a feeling you'd hate it. Start at "52 girls" and go from there. If you can't appreciate that song... the energy in it, the guitar playing, the girls singing... then you my friend, have no soul.

ctrl-s wrote:If there has to be mellow jazzy rock, I suppose I'm glad that some of it is clever and sleazy and subversive and all that. Still, it is mellow jazzy rock, and I cannot listen to mellow jazzy rock. Crap.