mine's pretty not bad

wed - foo fighters/social d/joy formidable
thur - dbt
fri - tinariwen (pending)
sun - judas priest/black label society/thin lizzy

Clams wrote:I just want to note that the Philly thread has 30 more replies and 500 more views than the Boston thread.

we Bostonians choose our words carefully.


man, this snuck up on me...can't believe it's just a few days away.

shuffle wrote:
Korallreven - An Album By Korallreven (NP: The Truest Faith)

cover looked good so i spotify'd them.

a bit too light and bouncy for me.

krautrock > sauerkraut

looks like a very cool venue, though the benches on the side need to go. or do they allow people to stand on 'em?

joelle wrote:

tinnitus photography wrote:telecaster >
linguine > spaghetti
linguine > fettuccine

where would angel hair fit in this equation?

depends on the dish...for seafood, it fits (though i still like the overall heft of linguine the best, of strand-based pasta forms).

joelle wrote:cool wHip> wHipped cream

what's next, miracle whip > salad dressing?

telecaster > stratocaster
Drag City > Sub Pop
bacon > breakfast sausage
red wine > white wine
linguine > spaghetti
linguine > fettuccine
bocce > horseshoes
manual > automatic
winter olympics > summer olympics

Iowan wrote:Spinal Tap > nut tap

Spinal Tap > Dimetapp

and Black Sabbath's press conference begins in less than one hour.

i'll be at the Boston DBT show.

Iowan wrote:2) I don't think it sounds like Tweeter and the Monkey Man at all.

i never heard of that song before, but listening to it via youtube, the chorus is pretty much matches (exactly?) like Well/Dry.

Steve French wrote:I read the first three paragraphs of that linked article and thought the writer is a pretentious twat.

short answer: no.

that pretentious twat's a great songwriter, nonetheless.

i heard this when i saw Jason play solo and loved it immediately.


in some ways, The Fine Print is better than some 'regular' DBT records...i really like it.

when did J get dropped from the show? that sucks!

that's very cool.

beantownbubba wrote:

StevieRay wrote:

How is this, Stevie?

it's pretty solid. i dug the live show.

pickings look slim...

sweet, thanks!

top 20 (no reissues), from 1 to 20 Grails - Deep Politics Mogwai - Hardcore Will Never Die But You Will Kurt Vile - Smoke Ring For My Halo Slug Guts - Howlin' Gang Various - Not The Spaces You Know But Between Them Lifeguards - Waving At the Astronauts Wild Flag - Wild Flag Stephen Malkmus and The J...

oilpiers wrote:

dogstar wrote:

oilpiers wrote:All 4 original members for over 30 years. What other band ever did that without just doing greatest hits tours?

Queen.

Since Freddy Mercury died in 1991, I don't think that is true.The band formed in 1971.

Paul Rodgers dressed in Freddy's skinsuit for the last tour(s).

i probably should go see Ian Hunter tonight, but it is not in my plans.

reminds me of this: m Did you mean this? 37 Record-Store Clerks Feared Dead In Yo La Tengo Concert Disaster http://www.theonion.com/articles/37-recordstore-clerks-feared-dead-in-yo-la-tengo-c,116/ no, but that's a good one as well. "the owner made a remark about he was glad that old geezer was...

reminds me of this:
http://www.theonion.com/articles/collec ... ath-o,440/

Zip City wrote:I like the range in this thread. Some of these songs are heavy on the innuendo, while my song selection has a verse about sucking an old man's cock

NSFW

Kudzu Guillotine wrote:I think newspapers, by their very nature, are meant to be disposable?

the newspaper's second act is either to sop up bird/puppy droppings, or to wrap fried fish.

RevMatt wrote:I try and get to Vintage Vinyl and Jack's Music (Fords, NJ and Red Bank, NJ respectively) every week and drop some money. I do not want to lose these places. Vintage has the best selection in the entire state.

better than Princeton Record Exchange?

i can get by w/o buying books in physical format again, but not music.


strangely enough, i still like newspapers.

PeterJ wrote:Filter - Hey Man Nice Shot

written about the January 22, 1987, public suicide of Pennsylvania state treasurer R. Budd Dwyer

also:

pretty much anything from The Frogs