cesb wrote:Hey, I remember you, you're that one guy! I remember the Milwaukee posse as putting in quite a strong showing in Chicago back in the day. Sieracki, Manfrin, Hutler, Betzwieser, you, Johnny 13 and many many more...It was an infestation of affability.

Photography for Jackson was James Crump (cover only). Steve did quite a bit of touchup work on the Jackson cover photo, there were a lot of hairs, smudges, etc. to be removed. Steve's straight gig for a while had been doing photo retouching at one of the local color houses for Marlboro ads and the like. Steve also did that text treatment on the Jackson cover. This was a world before photoshop filters, mind you. Toast and Clincher were photographed by a commercial photographer named Bob Hanson who we knew through Pat Daly from Empire Records (which spawned the publication Empire Monthly).

Over and Out photography was mostly by me and my trusty Polaroid 100 series land camera with the pack film.

benadrian wrote:Question for Tar.

What's with the Clincher CD issue? It won't read in most CD players.

Also, why does god let good people die before their time.

Ben

cesb wrote:Who are we talking about here? The only one's I can think of are Therapy? and RHCP.

cesb wrote:

benadrian wrote:Question for Tar.

What's with the Clincher CD issue? It won't read in most CD players.

Ben

To the best of my knowledge, any Clincher CD in existence was probably manufactured 15 years ago. "How come they don't have 'best if used by' dates on cds?" is a better question. Or better still, "How come my NAD 5 disk changer won't read any cd I put into it?" THAT is a good question.

cesb wrote:I remember the Milwaukee posse as putting in quite a strong showing in Chicago back in the day. Sieracki, Manfrin, Hutler, Betzwieser, you, Johnny 13 and many many more...It was an infestation of affability.

benadrian wrote:Actually, both my friend and I owned Clincher CDs and bought them new, and they both had issues. I think something is corrupt on the table of contents... maybe someone dropped the stamper at the factory.

It still works sometimes. Worst case I have to skip to track three and scan backwards through the first two songs.

cesb wrote:

benadrian wrote:Actually, both my friend and I owned Clincher CDs and bought them new, and they both had issues. I think something is corrupt on the table of contents... maybe someone dropped the stamper at the factory.

It still works sometimes. Worst case I have to skip to track three and scan backwards through the first two songs.

My recommendation would be to skip tracks 2 and 4 entirely.

cesb wrote:

sunlore wrote:Question for Tar!

What was the general feeling in the band upon finding out a certain heavy rock band from the early nineties totally stole one of your riffs and put it right at the beginning of their multi-gazillion selling record?

Thanks,
Sunny.

Who are we talking about here? The only one's I can think of are Therapy? and RHCP.