Re: RIP v2 - still no cure for death
311I saw both Black Sabbath and ZZ Top on a revolving platform.
I'd rather be throwing darts.
Re: RIP v2 - still no cure for death
312Wait...back to back? Did the drummers share a gong? I'm envisioning a massive stage prop: Eliminator on one side and some kind of evil hearse on the other. At a certain point in the stage's rotation you could be hearing Children of La Grange.
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313Sadly, it was separate shows at the Fleet Center.lotharsandwich wrote: Thu May 05, 2022 7:29 pmWait...back to back? Did the drummers share a gong? I'm envisioning a massive stage prop: Eliminator on one side and some kind of evil hearse on the other. At a certain point in the stage's rotation you could be hearing Children of La Grange.
I'd rather be throwing darts.
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314For the love of God, somebody do this. Those riffs can even swap rhythms smoothly enough.
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Re: RIP v2 - still no cure for death
315You are somebody, no?A_Man_Who_Tries wrote: Fri May 06, 2022 12:03 amFor the love of God, somebody do this. Those riffs can even swap rhythms smoothly enough.
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316This is fun to read on the actual day I am being deported to a place I haven't lived in thirteen years, nor have any surviving connection to.
I meant somebody who can play music, which I can't.
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319Yep. He was the first comic book artist I ever liked enough to learn the name of even as a little kid. It was his work on New Teen Titans in the 80s that really did it for me - back then it was some surprisingly dark story lines for what was surely meant to be a kid's comic. Kinda blew my little mind.
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320Damn! For whatever reason I always assume that comic book people are just all inherently good (Frank Miller notwithstanding) and I hate hearing about bad things happening to them.