Hellbent, Hellbent For LEATHER. I rather enjoy this Judas Priest song. What I enjoy more is large groups of auto mechanics questioning their sexuality and crying as the god of machismo LET THE GOOD OLE BOYS down. Go have another Strohs and rape your nieces, you redneck fucks...It was a sad goddamned day in the mullet candyland when Mr. Halford took the Cream over the...
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My interest in music has been renewed. When I was on my drinking binge in Michigan I kinda let my music drive shrivel up. But I'm back motherfuckers....I'm BACK!!!! It's all I think about. Except for one thing....I wanna take some classes at The Second City in Detroit. Maybe them quacks can put me through the meat grinder and I can come out of it...
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cheech:
I feel kinda guilty saying I didn't get much out of the Kinks albums I used to own...but I did see them 3 times in the mid-80s. Second concert I ever went to, 5th row at Constitution Hall, Word of Mouth tour. Oof, that was a good show. 
The other two shows weren't bad, either. That was a fairly cool album. "Do It Again" was morphed by Green Day into "Walking Contradiction", "Sold Me Out" kicks ass, and "Living on a Thin Line" was even hailed by Xgau.
I've got scads of Aislers Set. I have a poor-sounding tape of a Dismemberment album. I didn't dig it...but I do feel kinda guilty, like I shoulda seen them live once anyway, as they were local phenoms and played at Fort Reno July 28th...well, it's all over now.
No lie, I felt so bad about Hines that I thought about puttin his pic in my Profile, but the Yahoo pics seemed kinda blah, so I used the Wild Things instead. The funny thing is, I haven't even closely followed his career. I've only seen portions of Wolfen and White Knights; I've never seen The Cotton Club or Running Scared. Yet I felt bad seeing that news today...I'll have to rent White Knights; Baryshnikov, Hines and Helen Mirren, the cold war...I'll likely dig it.
I haven't heard many of the above folks' stuff, actually. I bet some people on SG have, but I spent my Slint and XTC money on Neil Young albums, sorry. I bet TunnelSlats and Estrada have like every one of these...
The other two shows weren't bad, either. That was a fairly cool album. "Do It Again" was morphed by Green Day into "Walking Contradiction", "Sold Me Out" kicks ass, and "Living on a Thin Line" was even hailed by Xgau.
I've got scads of Aislers Set. I have a poor-sounding tape of a Dismemberment album. I didn't dig it...but I do feel kinda guilty, like I shoulda seen them live once anyway, as they were local phenoms and played at Fort Reno July 28th...well, it's all over now.
No lie, I felt so bad about Hines that I thought about puttin his pic in my Profile, but the Yahoo pics seemed kinda blah, so I used the Wild Things instead. The funny thing is, I haven't even closely followed his career. I've only seen portions of Wolfen and White Knights; I've never seen The Cotton Club or Running Scared. Yet I felt bad seeing that news today...I'll have to rent White Knights; Baryshnikov, Hines and Helen Mirren, the cold war...I'll likely dig it.
I haven't heard many of the above folks' stuff, actually. I bet some people on SG have, but I spent my Slint and XTC money on Neil Young albums, sorry. I bet TunnelSlats and Estrada have like every one of these...
cheech:
I got the CDs, btw; this is the kinda thing I was prevented from logging on about this weekend with the dumb phone-line problem. I have listened to most of the AMT. I like how a crashing noise-jam will suddenly smash in on the 12th or 15th minute of a trance-out. It reminds me of my old copy of "Snowflakes Falling on the International Dateline".
I need to find a big satchel of frustration and depression mighty quick. The edge has been slowly dulling on my journal enteries. I work better when I'm at my whits end. Perhaps I need to jump into reading like Cheech. Truth be told, I've only finished two books in the last 3 months. Rouge States by Noam Chomsky and High Fidelity by that one...
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kurtz:
why can't you be a girl...........
alisa:
don't you ever change be it ranting or happy or drunken ramblings !!!! no matter what i think i'm hooked on your posts, now.
are you going to the east coast halloween party. look in the hook-up thread or check my new journal entry in a few minutes and i'll link it.
xxx
are you going to the east coast halloween party. look in the hook-up thread or check my new journal entry in a few minutes and i'll link it.
xxx
Not much for me to go on and on about. I really like the Cramps' song GARBAGE MAN. I've listened to it like 5 times today. I like it when people see me doing my best Lux Interior impersonation and they recoil in horror. Fun for me, bummer for them. Still, I wait for the day when I'm going through the carryout singing that song...
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cheech:
There was a post in Lifestyle over the weekend, about what a greatest personal compliment would be. I felt like your journal post to me was way up there, in my book.
I would be very remiss (I guess, as I never looked up "remiss" but it sounds like "a fuck-up" in context) to not mention, re: oil rig work, the issue of Dishwasher where the guy did work on an oil rig in the Mexico Gulf. Did you read that, was it an inspiration for your posts? Cuz if you haven't well, I need to fuckin xerox it for you. One of the best zine articles I ever saw.
My fave Cramps song is...probably the cover of "She Said" by Adkins, or maybe "Primitive," since I am a Wild Thing* in training; I will need final approval from vaj or Max on my graduation.
I hope your coffee table book is full of Bettie Page pics.
(* this is a reference to the Sendak book, not the Troggs, although I think the Troggs, being virtual contemporaries of the book's publishing, and punk as fugk, were Wild Things too.)
I would be very remiss (I guess, as I never looked up "remiss" but it sounds like "a fuck-up" in context) to not mention, re: oil rig work, the issue of Dishwasher where the guy did work on an oil rig in the Mexico Gulf. Did you read that, was it an inspiration for your posts? Cuz if you haven't well, I need to fuckin xerox it for you. One of the best zine articles I ever saw.
My fave Cramps song is...probably the cover of "She Said" by Adkins, or maybe "Primitive," since I am a Wild Thing* in training; I will need final approval from vaj or Max on my graduation.
I hope your coffee table book is full of Bettie Page pics.
(* this is a reference to the Sendak book, not the Troggs, although I think the Troggs, being virtual contemporaries of the book's publishing, and punk as fugk, were Wild Things too.)
cheech:
The woman in the Heinz tub is Georgia Hubley, in a pic from the Yo La Tengo website. There was some discussion on there, in the fanmail sections, of my personal favorite anti-drug movie of all time, The Death of Richie. I emailed them my take on the movie. Perhaps they put it up by now.
I realize Desperate Lives and Stoner are fine movies too, and I must admit I've never seen Angel-dusted, but clearly The Death of Richie is the coolest just-say-no flick. Robbie Benson, and Charles "Carvelli" Fleischer.
btw, the violet-toned guitarist is Col. Bruce Hampton. Have you taken the Outstructional Guitar Method Test yet? http://www.outsideout.com --in the Lesson Room
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I realize Desperate Lives and Stoner are fine movies too, and I must admit I've never seen Angel-dusted, but clearly The Death of Richie is the coolest just-say-no flick. Robbie Benson, and Charles "Carvelli" Fleischer.
btw, the violet-toned guitarist is Col. Bruce Hampton. Have you taken the Outstructional Guitar Method Test yet? http://www.outsideout.com --in the Lesson Room
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I'm to the edge of tear because Johnathan Richman's BACK IN YOUR LIFE is a-tuggin at my heart strings. That's about all of the snifflin' and tears you will get out of me...for now. I'm just looking at ROBIN's new set entitled TIE 1 ON. All I can think is how amazing it must be to be some kind of acquaintance or good friend of...
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alisa:
can i work at your bar??? pleeeease. i would dress up like an evil villianess every night.
i hope you have a great weekend. love ya and you know if you check out the ohio group i'm pretty sure that there's a limbo girl that's living in ohio.
i hope you have a great weekend. love ya and you know if you check out the ohio group i'm pretty sure that there's a limbo girl that's living in ohio.
sakita:
robins set was awesome and how on earth did you come on with out any way to view the pics..although i admit i usually dont check out all of the set...
i so wish i could go to a lake and relax..oh wait i can go to the ocean and relax but it isnt the same thing..when you have to watch out for jelly fish...ick!!!
id go anywhere i could if i was happy even if i broke the bank....sometimes people need to be free.
thanks for the testimonial....
i so wish i could go to a lake and relax..oh wait i can go to the ocean and relax but it isnt the same thing..when you have to watch out for jelly fish...ick!!!
id go anywhere i could if i was happy even if i broke the bank....sometimes people need to be free.
thanks for the testimonial....
I've got some lyrics of the LAST POETS scribbled on my school notebook. It says NIGGERS ARE SCARED OF REVOLUTION. To me, these guys were the cats screaming at the edge of the cliff. They knew that the revolution or reckoning or whatever was being steered towards an absorbtion of black and their culture. Well, some peon in one of my classes thought I was...
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alisa:
nooooooo! what the fuck is the world coming to? SONY?? but why is it that i'm not really surprised? and that makes it even sadder.
and why should you stand for it?
why should any of us?
oh wow you really do care about me. thanks for the heads up about red bull...thank goodness i don't drink caffeine very often, huh? and i'm wondering do you know these side effects from experience?
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and why should you stand for it?
why should any of us?
oh wow you really do care about me. thanks for the heads up about red bull...thank goodness i don't drink caffeine very often, huh? and i'm wondering do you know these side effects from experience?
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Clear Lake Michigan is all I aspire for these days. I don't want to be back in fucking Oregon, OH. I quite enjoy not seeing large groups of people and being out by a lake surrounded by nature. I'm debating whether or not to ask the people who own the cottage if I can stay there. Everything about this weekend was positive. Just standing on...
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cheech:
This is funny -- I was thinking about 3 hours ago that I'd like more psychedelia (I was fixating on the word "ritual" for use in an album-title, or band name, and I of course thought of Space Ritual, which I have of course owned for years) and I was thinking about Acid Mothers Temple, and the late-era Boredoms, and the other bands...I guess mostly from Japan now? If you can hook me up with some of that (just push "play" and "record", no need for fancy formatting) I will send you as many lead lawn darts as you want through my Panasonic Wonkavision.
I'm not afraid of Red Bull, it just makes me edgy. I drink healthy drinks, actually, it's just everything solid I eat that's unhealthy...but rest assured, I don't EAT OFFAL.
I'm not afraid of Red Bull, it just makes me edgy. I drink healthy drinks, actually, it's just everything solid I eat that's unhealthy...but rest assured, I don't EAT OFFAL.
sakita:
sometimes i want to ummm move into the houses that are on the ocean here.
but.. then i remember that the ocean comes up every now and again
and i would be scared poopless
but.. then i remember that the ocean comes up every now and again
and i would be scared poopless
What fucking rock have I been living under you say? Well, it's the Rolling Rock and I'm the fucking mayor and the judge, jury, and executioner. BARLEY HOPS O' JUSTICE!!!! I have never given Bruce Springsteen his full due until lately. I mean I have always busted out NEBRASKA when the times get tough or I'm humiliated by the females. I've been absorbing GREETINGS FROM...
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cheech:
I always keep it fake. Some folks keep it real; I keep it F..A..N..T..A..S..T..I..C ! ! Keep it fake, keep fake. (I hope I have not overstated my case)
kurtz:
i'll show you posse.......
Scatman Crothers was all like "Let's play kick the can". You gotta trim your wants and desires if you ever wanna be happy. Accumulation is nothing. There's something viable missing in our little modern wonderland.
TAINT NO MONEY T' BE MADE IN GIVIN' A SHIT.
soundtrack of the day
ESSENTIAL SLY & THE FAMILY STONE
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cheech:
Oh yeah, it was The Wild Bunch. I told Sean from Tina Age 13 (they did a reunion opening for the Aislers Set) that The Good the Bad and the Ugly was the best western movie, and he said no, it was TWB, because everyone's all old and gross with bad teeth.
He was very hyped on Cassavetes too. I've never seen any Cassavetes so I guess I should. They do a song about him, even, I guess specifically about A Woman Under the Influence. . .I get a bit of a snicker formteh lyric sheet calling him "Peter Faulk". I guess not referring to Mr. Falk who's in the film, but maybe Marshall's unknown brother?
He was very hyped on Cassavetes too. I've never seen any Cassavetes so I guess I should. They do a song about him, even, I guess specifically about A Woman Under the Influence. . .I get a bit of a snicker formteh lyric sheet calling him "Peter Faulk". I guess not referring to Mr. Falk who's in the film, but maybe Marshall's unknown brother?
alisa:
whiskey whiskey whiskey~~~ i miss you miss you miss you
what's up? are you still going to work on that huge fishing boat or something? or did they offer you that job at the plant? are you going to just give up and come live here in cols.? come on...you have to kick my ass every once in awhile. lately i've only been able to post to people who post first. if that lately. buthopefully good things will behappening soon for me. andi'll be able to get a routine going and be able to manage my time a little better. and i might be able to schedule more time to be on here consistently. eh. i just miss it. miss you your rants about going into the clock tower and picking people off. sitting in your basement in the middle of room full of insect poison just to be able to play around on sg. come on...what's up with you?
what's up? are you still going to work on that huge fishing boat or something? or did they offer you that job at the plant? are you going to just give up and come live here in cols.? come on...you have to kick my ass every once in awhile. lately i've only been able to post to people who post first. if that lately. buthopefully good things will behappening soon for me. andi'll be able to get a routine going and be able to manage my time a little better. and i might be able to schedule more time to be on here consistently. eh. i just miss it. miss you your rants about going into the clock tower and picking people off. sitting in your basement in the middle of room full of insect poison just to be able to play around on sg. come on...what's up with you?
Maybe I should disappear for awhile. Sell of the unessentials and hit the fucking road. I've been thinking long and hard about working on an offshore oil rig. This career choice would keep me awayfrom the general population. Chances are I would run into more people like myself on an offshore oil rig. Even if I didn't, at least the place would be filled with...
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cheech:
So you don't aspire to be assistant manager at Walmart?
Libraries don't have nightwatchmen. Museums might.
Libraries don't have nightwatchmen. Museums might.
alisa:
so...no factory, huh? interesting you know when i first started reading i was screaming NO NO NO NO he can't leave. but as i kept reading i realize that you know if you're serious i could see you thriving in this sort of situation. i hope you realize what path you want and need to take to make you content. i'm all for it.
i hope you're doing well
xxx
i hope you're doing well
xxx