thirsty wrote:
Rowland S. Howard
Bummer.
Bummer.
Dropping Like Flies
Bummer.
walkonby wrote:
rush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?
not yet: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/rush-limbaugh-resting-comfortably-honolulu-hospital/story?id=9453986
thirsty wrote:Sugartastic wrote:
http://newsroom.mtv.com/2009/12/29/the-rev-dead/
Avenged Sevenfold Drummer The Rev
(for the record, I don't know their music nor do I receive news from MTV…found via Google news.;))
So you typed in Avenged Sevenfold Drummer in Google news?
Google is my home page. The headline was there under entertainment…
sweetcell wrote:walkonby wrote:
rush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?
not yet: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/rush-limbaugh-resting-comfortably-honolulu-hospital/story?id=9453986
UGH. Didn't he OD on ambien and booze not too long ago? Wasn't that also for "back pain"? Fuck him.
People like Rush, Cheney, Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller, etc., never die. They have no hearts to fail. They just keep spreading their evilness all over the land for the rest of us, with hearts, to continually suffer.
Lhasa de Sela.
A real bummer.
A real bummer.
artie lange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?
Remy Zero Drummer Gregory Slay Dies at 40
sad, sad news :( and so young!
sad, sad news :( and so young!
SANDRO!!!!!!!!!!!
no, the one on the right
when did it become fashionable and cool for "famous" people to give the finger in pictures . . . which has of course led to everybody thinking it is cool to give the finger in pictures?
. . . . waiting for someone to post a picture of somebody giving me the finger.
. . . . waiting for someone to post a picture of somebody giving me the finger.
Probably there.
walkonby wrote:
when did it become fashionable and cool for "famous" people to give the finger in pictures . . . which has of course led to everybody thinking it is cool to give the finger in pictures?
The Cash pic is a great answer, but somewhere along the line famous people learned that the paparazzi couldn't sell a picture to most mainstream magazines if you are giving the finger in the shot.
Willie Mitchell - producer of Al Green's classic 70's lps on the Hi label, Memphis TN
xneverwherex wrote:
Remy Zero Drummer Gregory Slay Dies at 40
sad, sad news :( and so young!
Just read the news, x. Sad.
Didn't know he wrote the theme to Nip/Tuck.
Former Remy Zero drummer Gregory Slay has died at age 40. The cause was cystic fibrosis, Spinner reports. After the band split in 2003, Slay won an Emmy for the theme to Nip/Tuck. ?Gregory inspired all who had the chance to see him perform, to hear the music that he made or just to be around his bountiful spirit,? the band said in a statement.
Oh man. While I'm pretty buzzed off the H's (Hendricks and Hennessey VSOP) and stunned at the US' phenomenal collapse in the last 4 minutes of the 3rd period in what looked like a sure hallmark IIHF WJC win, let me comment on Gregory Slay's passing.
I know I'm probably going to get slagged for this, but I really liked Remy Zero when they came out. That first album was all kinds of astronomical and a local radio station in Richmond put together a "Birthday Bash" where they blocked a couple of streets in Shockoe Bottom and brought like 12 bands to town for $5. Most were terrible: Cake, Sugarcult, etc. But 3 were really awesome: Abandoned Pools, Pete Yorn, and Remy Zero. It was the one time I got to see Remy Zero.
I must say, I was disappointed. I have never seen a band with such obvious talent among all the members unable to find a sustainable dynamic. It was like a classic middleweight fight, with every member punching and counter-punching, trying to put themself forward as the de facto frontman, wanting their skills to shine through, to be a sonic Town on a Hill we'd all look up to, but inevitably unable to knock the other members out of the occasion. As sport, it would've been beautiful, but as a group performance it was as embarrassing as it was unyielding.
And ultimately, that's the elements that drove Remy Zero apart relatively young. Had the members simply embraced an insouciance to individual accolade, they could've left their mark, but as it stands, they reside as fickle gossamer in the back of my Julian brain. Whenever I think of Remy Zero, I think of Woody Allen's character's favorite joke from Annie Hall about the two women at the restaurant where the one comments about how bad the food was and the other says, "Oh, I know… and what small portions." Remy Zero was that restaurant… what terrible discord, what shallow selfishness ripped them to shreds, and yet what small portions they left behind. What a loss. What a pointless, pointless loss.
-julian
I know I'm probably going to get slagged for this, but I really liked Remy Zero when they came out. That first album was all kinds of astronomical and a local radio station in Richmond put together a "Birthday Bash" where they blocked a couple of streets in Shockoe Bottom and brought like 12 bands to town for $5. Most were terrible: Cake, Sugarcult, etc. But 3 were really awesome: Abandoned Pools, Pete Yorn, and Remy Zero. It was the one time I got to see Remy Zero.
I must say, I was disappointed. I have never seen a band with such obvious talent among all the members unable to find a sustainable dynamic. It was like a classic middleweight fight, with every member punching and counter-punching, trying to put themself forward as the de facto frontman, wanting their skills to shine through, to be a sonic Town on a Hill we'd all look up to, but inevitably unable to knock the other members out of the occasion. As sport, it would've been beautiful, but as a group performance it was as embarrassing as it was unyielding.
And ultimately, that's the elements that drove Remy Zero apart relatively young. Had the members simply embraced an insouciance to individual accolade, they could've left their mark, but as it stands, they reside as fickle gossamer in the back of my Julian brain. Whenever I think of Remy Zero, I think of Woody Allen's character's favorite joke from Annie Hall about the two women at the restaurant where the one comments about how bad the food was and the other says, "Oh, I know… and what small portions." Remy Zero was that restaurant… what terrible discord, what shallow selfishness ripped them to shreds, and yet what small portions they left behind. What a loss. What a pointless, pointless loss.
-julian
Oh wait, the US came back to win this in OT. Fuck that guy.
cant believe i missed that game. the world juniors have been exciting to watch!
Julian, wrote:
Oh wait, the US came back to win this in OT. Fuck that guy.
Julian, wrote:
Oh wait, the US came back to win this in OT. Fuck that guy.
POTW.