This forum is for talking about non-music-related stuff that the DBT fanbase might be interested in. This is not the place for inside jokes and BS. Take that crap to some other board.
honorable mention: Ralph Nader; Chelsea Clinton; Neal Schon; Howard Hesseman; Adam Baldwin; Donal Logue (same day & same year); Matt Stairs; Tony Gonzalez; Kate Mara; Jonjo Shelvey; Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; Josh Groban; Anibal Sanchez; Johnny Van Zant
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Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing
top 5 songs that soundtrack montages that play at the end of episodes in my fictional television show about vampires and/or growing up in Alabama that I sometimes daydream about when driving, cutting grass, hiking or working:
farewell transmission/hold on Magnolia
California stars
holocaust
windfall
Pollyanna
Smitty wrote:top 5 songs that soundtrack montages that play at the end of episodes in my fictional television show about vampires and/or growing up in Alabama that I sometimes daydream about when driving, cutting grass, hiking or working:
farewell transmission/hold on Magnolia
California stars
holocaust
windfall
Pollyanna
Top 5 songs that accompany the opening scene of my fictional daydreamed screenplay about growing up in rural Iowa. It's a scrolling shot from the bottom of an airplane that shows nothing but fields, the occasional stream, and remote farmhouses.
Buttholeville
Constructive Summer
Route
Bastards of Young
Jumpin' Jack Flash
At some point one of the characters will have a sexual encounter to "Crazy About You" by Whiskeytown
your five favorite record stores that have closed:
Records Records - Dunedin, NZ (only been there once, but got some good stuff and traded emails w/ the owner Roi Colbert a fair bit)
Twisted Village - Cambridge MA (Wayne and Kate had a great store, good to see Armageddon bringing it back to life)
Tom's Tracks - Providence, RI (bought a ton of good stuff here when i was in college)
Disc Diggers - Somerville, MA (always had a great selection of used CDs)
Weirdo Records - Cambridge, MA (Angela worked at TV, and then sold records out of her house before opening this tiny (and i mean tiny) that was stuffed to the gills w/ all sorts of great music.
tinnitus photography wrote:your five favorite record stores that have closed:
Records Records - Dunedin, NZ (only been there once, but got some good stuff and traded emails w/ the owner Roi Colbert a fair bit)
Twisted Village - Cambridge MA (Wayne and Kate had a great store, good to see Armageddon bringing it back to life)
Tom's Tracks - Providence, RI (bought a ton of good stuff here when i was in college)
Disc Diggers - Somerville, MA (always had a great selection of used CDs)
Weirdo Records - Cambridge, MA (Angela worked at TV, and then sold records out of her house before opening this tiny (and i mean tiny) that was stuffed to the gills w/ all sorts of great music.
I used to go to Tom's Tracks when visiting in-laws. Many years ago I bought (vinyl) both Metal Machine Music and Dylan's Great White Wonder on the same visit to Tom's. Loved that place
Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing
5. and then I upgraded to a little drug called acid
note: would have included the classic Clayton Bigsby (AKA the black white supremacist) and the racial draft but all the videos of both were of heinous quality
Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing
3. What is the color, when black is burnt? (to which Neil himself said. "It's a charcoal color, I guess, but what the fuck am I talkin' about?", which is in itself a whole other question)
4. Who let the dogs out?
5. (tie) Does anybody remember laughter?
5. (tie) Do you feel like we do?
5. (tie) What do you want me to do, to do for you, to see you through?
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Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing
great musical guests on Friday's, a totally underrated gem of late-night comedy from the early 80's. Totally formative show for me, along with the musical guests from SCTV, the Tom Snyder show (and of course SNL)
1. The Clash
2. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
3. The Bus Boys
4. Dire Straits
5. King Crimson
is that Tony Levin or G. Gordon Liddy? Adrian Belew or a hybrid of Will Arnett/Cris Collinsworth?
Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing
Top 5 Musical Shout Outs in Lucinda Williams Songs
1. 2 Kool to be Forgotten - Mr. Johnson sings in the corner by the bar, Sold his soul to the devil so he could play guitar
2. Car Wheels on a Gravel Road - Cotton fields stretch for miles and miles, Hank's voice on the radio
3. Ventura - Take the long way home so I can ride around, Put Neil Young on and turn up the sound
4. Metal Firecracker - We'd put on ZZ Top, and turn em up real loud
5. Righteously - Flirt with me don't keep hurtin' me don't cause me pain, Be my lover don't play no game, just play me John Coltrane
