T1B

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:I'll jizz enough for Screwey to earn 36 hours of OT.

So you're Built to Spill?

Dinsdale wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:
One Neil Young is all this world needs.

While Neil may not be the king of nailing it, at least he isn't tone deaf.

Bad comparison.

It is a bad comparison, and I like Neil Young quite well. You asked me to please make it stop and since you asked so nicely, that's what I did.

Tone deaf? You really asked for it, feller.

Here's the studio version I think Mgo first played in chat radio that had me scrambling to find out more about this band. And hey, they're pretty close to being a U&L band. Give it a listen.

Don't bother, Wags. Why make it some pursuit to get others to like what you like? Especially when their mind is already made up, and not out of any genuine hatred for the thing they're insulting, but out of their constant need to play the role of contrarian. It's an attention whoring thing.

LOOK AT ME! PAY ATTENTION TO ME AND MY SUPERIOR OPINION!! YOU CAN'T LIKE SOMETHING IF I DON'T LIKE IT!

Besides, I've seen Dinsdale's, uhh, pedestrian taste in music. Whatever he doesn't issue is reason enough for me to give it a listen.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Especially when their mind is already made up

Yes it is... since about the mid-90's. They ain't exactly new on the scene, and I'd love to like them, since they play shows here quite frequently.

Wags -- if a band sounds good in a studio effort, and struggle to hit one right note on stage... guess what?

And I won't say anything yet, since the deal isn't sealed, but I might well be issuing an awesome band tomorrow in a small club that belies their popularity (for all of 3 bucks, no less). Hopefully, they're not a product of studio tricks (although I guess Danger Mouse is a good guy to mask a lack of live ability).

I'll keep you posted, since you care.

BTW -- amazing array of shows here this month.

They're a great live band. You wouldn't know that because you haven't seen them 'cept for a couple grainy YouTube vids, which clearly makes you an authority on their live performances.

Doug Martsch isn't exactly a classically trained vocalist, no arguments there. BTS are just a bunch of balding, bearded old dudes who like to rock out. They aren't trying to win any contests on The Voice.

You can have your polished cookie cutter rock. I prefer a more raw sound. Different strokes.

music fight!

BTW, is anybody else listening to B_Smack's radio show right now?

Huh? When am I not listening to Bsmack's show?

4 Hours of Live Pink Floyd - aka 4HOLPF

It's not just a setlist, it's a way of life.

All I know is that when I see the (!) tag, I was expecting something different.

Screw needs to be punched in the shithole with a knife.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Huh? When am I not listening to Bsmack's show?

Oh. I see.

It's just that...I clicked on the T1B radio button and found myself in an empty room...figured he was pulling his regular draw...

I didn't stick around long enough to see if Wags would log in and request some Zeppelin.

goddamn...that's a lot of doggie...

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:I didn't stick around long enough to see if Wags would log in and request some Zeppelin.

Gonna' get my request in early this week, then. Be it Smackie or Bri's show, or both.

Misty Mountain Hop

Marty should stay a little more current. My LZ show was 3 years ago. I never did an all Pink Floyd show. This is my most recent setlist. I bet there is nowhere near enough obscure bands singing about cutting themselves to suit Marty's taste.

1. Santana - Spring Manifestations (1:05)
2. Santana - Canto de los Flores (3:38)
3. Al Stewart - On The Border (3:22)
4. Steely Dan - Deacon Blues (7:37) (Dedicated to the University of Alabama)
5. Tom Jones - Burning down the house (3:31)
6. Johnny Otis - Willie And The Hand Jive (3:18)
7. Professor Longhair - Stag-O-Lee (2:57)
8. Alabama Shakes - Heartbreaker (3:47)
9. Elton John - Roy Rogers (4:07)
10. Neil Young - Unknown Legend (4:32)
11. David Bowie - Moonage Daydream (4:39)
12. The Doors - Peace Frog (2:52)
13. Booker T & The MGs - Wand Dang Doodle (2:51)
14. Creedence Clearwater Revival - I Heard It Through the Grapevine (11:09)
15. Pete Townshend - Behind Blue Eyes (3:49)
16. UFO - Doctor Doctor (4:42)
17. Joe Walsh - Meadows (4:39)
18. Waylon Jennings - Honky Tonk Heroes (3:37)
19. Steppenwolf - Faster Than The Speed Of Life (3:16)
20. The Ventures - Hawaii Five-O (1:53)
21. Dale, Dick & His Del-Tones - Riders In The Sky (2:14)
22. Big Mama Thornton - Everything Gonna Be Alright (5:05)
23. Isaac Hayes - Baby I'm-A Want You (4:40)
24. The Grass Roots - Mr. Jones (Ballad of a Thin Man) (2:57)
25. Dion & The Belmonts - Drip Drop (2:38)
26. Jimi Hendrix - Valleys Of Neptune (4:04)
27. Fleetwood Mac - Shake Your Moneymaker (3:13)
28. Peter Gabriel - I Don't Remember (4:41)
29. Led Zeppelin - Celebration Day (3:29)
30. Genesis - Dance on a Volcano (5:53)

R-Jack wrote:All I know is that when I see the (!) tag, I was expecting something different.

Screw needs to be punched in the shithole with a knife.

I figured I'd help you out a bit, I imagine a photo of a man with elephantitis wouldn't go over well at JCPenny's.

Papa Willie wrote:A Pink Floyd life is better than a Built to Spill life. Just sayin'.

Bombastic rock opera ain't my thing. It's a gateway to Toddowen-like behavior.

Screw_Michigan wrote: I imagine a photo of a man with elephantitis wouldn't go over well at JCPenny's.

Khols.....you ASS!!!

Papa Willie wrote: I've heard worse, but I've heard a lot better. And PS: I do like Neil Young's music. He's a flaming fuckup at politics, but he's written some great songs.

Canadian....what do you expect ??

Did someone say bombastic?

I've seen ELP a couple of times years ago, and "bombastic" is a good descriptor. Not sure how a keyboardist can be as energetic and animated as Keith, but the standing on the rocking-keys and stabbing it to death with knives is... interesting.

Amazing live band, but I doubt MGO would like them, since they play in tune.

Derron wrote:

Papa Willie wrote: I've heard worse, but I've heard a lot better. And PS: I do like Neil Young's music. He's a flaming fuckup at politics, but he's written some great songs.

Canadian....what do you expect ??

Come on, Dohron, you're only a few hundred miles (and 60-70 IQ points) shy of being a Canuck yourself.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:A Pink Floyd life is better than a Built to Spill life. Just sayin'.

Bombastic rock opera ain't my thing. It's a gateway to Toddowen-like behavior.

If Screw_Michigan had a nickel for every time Todd blasted Bohemian Rhapsody while auto-erotically asphyxiating himself, he'd never have to mop jizz again...





...unless he really missed it and did it for "old times sake"...

Dinsdale wrote:I've seen ELP a couple of times years ago, and "bombastic" is a good descriptor. Not sure how a keyboardist can be as energetic and animated as Keith, but the standing on the rocking-keys and stabbing it to death with knives is... interesting.

Amazing live band, but I doubt MGO would like them, since they play in tune.

The spinning drum kit was interesting as well.

Don't recall Emerson using that when I saw them. Do remember him lying on top of the grand piano (not spinning then) and plucking the strings during Take a Pebble. Funny to see them in the U-tube clips. They were so young. So were we.

Wolfman wrote:They were so young. So were we.

Wolfie, you haven't been carded since Pleistocene Era...

Goober McTuber wrote:

Derron wrote:

Papa Willie wrote: I've heard worse, but I've heard a lot better. And PS: I do like Neil Young's music. He's a flaming fuckup at politics, but he's written some great songs.

Canadian....what do you expect ??

Come on, Dohron, you're only a few hundred miles (and 60-70 IQ points) shy of being a Canuck yourself.

You live a lot closer than I do there Goobles McTubesteak. Location is everything.

Papa Willie wrote:
That still makes him pretty young.

/s/
Goobs

Come on, 'Spray...you could do better than that...

Papa Willie wrote:(better?)

Well...

...I was thinking something more along the lines of:

"Cretaceous Period? Good times...~sniff~...good times..."

...or...

Goobs still holds a passport...from Pangaea.

Derron wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Derron wrote: Come on, Dohron, you're only a few hundred miles (and 60-70 IQ points) shy of being a Canuck yourself.

You live a lot closer than I do there Goobles McTubesteak. Location is everything.

Yes, it is. You should have probably spent more time in my location.

Sin,
Your Geography Teacher

Uhhh...dins...

Uhhh... is the border to the north of Wisconsin not still the 49th parallel?

If I'm correct on this, then Derron indeed lives closer to Upper Mexico than Goobs.

Dinsdale wrote:Uhhh... is the border to the north of Wisconsin not still the 49th parallel?

If I'm correct on this, then Derron indeed lives closer to Upper Mexico than Goobs.

And Goober has a much higher IQ than any Canuck.

Goobs is way closer to Sault St. Marie than he is to the 49th parallel. But even taking the shortcut over the UP doesn't change the likely outcome. As Google Maps sees it, Goober is about 418 miles from Canada. Which means that Derron would have to live south of Cottage Grove, OR to be further than Goober from Canada.

Dinsdale wrote:Uhhh... is the border to the north of Wisconsin not still the 49th parallel?

Uhhh...I meant your fucking up of phpBB code...