Little Feat
FSS
12/31/2011
With Fees: $66
FSS
12/31/2011
With Fees: $66
Just Announced
damn, that is a lot of woman….
nkotb wrote:hutch wrote:
or Transvestite.
Vas wrote:
damn, that is a lot of woman….nkotb wrote:hutch wrote:
straight guys love breasts . . . and she's got 'em. notice how many times she has appeared so far on this thread.
it will be her breasts vs chaz for the win.
it will be her breasts vs chaz for the win.
Gay guys love chicks with big breasts.
Straight guys love any breasts, but they especially love medium to large breasts on thin women. That aint her.
Straight guys love any breasts, but they especially love medium to large breasts on thin women. That aint her.
walkonby wrote:
straight guys love breasts . . . and she's got 'em. notice how many times she has appeared so far on this thread.
it will be her breasts vs chaz for the win.
Friday, 10/7
$ MONEYTOWN $
Little Miss Whiskey's Golden Dollar (1104 H St., NE DC)
10pm-3am, no cover
lots and lots of drink options and a killer soundsystem for the serious dancers
w/ DJ Nitekrawler and special guest:
DJ Cash Money
About our guest:
DJ Cash Money (born Jerome Hewlett) is a Philadelphia-based American turntablist, hip-hop artist, and record producer. He was the first inductee into the DJ Hall of Fame.
Hewlett studied engineering at college, but soon shifted his focus to the turntables. He adopted his DJ moniker from the phrase "there's the money shot", which people would yell whenever he threw the ball into the net while playing basketball. Among his inspirations Cash Money lists Grandmaster Flash and Grand Wizzard Theodore, whom he saw in the early 1980s, while artists who count him among their own inspirations include British DJ Fatboy Slim.
He and Jazzy Jeff both emerged from the Philadelphia hip hop scene in the late 1980s. They shared a friendly rivalry and DJ'd parties together as the Kings of Spin. Cash Money perfected the Transformers scratch (along with Jazzy Jeff) which mimicked the robotic sound effects from the mid-80s television cartoon series of the same name. He is also credited with creating the Pee Wee Herman scratch and pioneering the Chirp scratch (aka the Babuggamas scratch).
In 1988, he partnered with MC Marvelous (born Marvin Barrymen) and released the single, "Ugly People be Quiet" (co-produced by Herbie "Love Bug" Azor) and the album, Where's The Party At? on Sleeping Bag Records. Cash Money has also produced and remixed tracks for artists such as Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes and Public Enemy.
Cash Money won the New Music Seminar Supermen DJ Battle in 1987 and the DMC World DJ Championships in 1988. He was banned from ever competing again in the DMC World DJ Championships in order to allow other competitors a chance at the title.
Aside from his obvious mixing skills and a love for hip hop, Cash Money has a love for funk & soul. Especially, it turns out, those tunes cut on 45s. In 2005 he made a great mix of some of those gems. Get it here:
http://www.amazon.com/Head-Bangin-Funk-Cash-Money/dp/B001CK1D1C
….By now, if you don't believe that this man will tear up Moneytown, I'm sorry……… but you are just wrong. Oh and, come anyways.
$ MONEYTOWN $
Little Miss Whiskey's Golden Dollar (1104 H St., NE DC)
10pm-3am, no cover
lots and lots of drink options and a killer soundsystem for the serious dancers
w/ DJ Nitekrawler and special guest:
DJ Cash Money
About our guest:
DJ Cash Money (born Jerome Hewlett) is a Philadelphia-based American turntablist, hip-hop artist, and record producer. He was the first inductee into the DJ Hall of Fame.
Hewlett studied engineering at college, but soon shifted his focus to the turntables. He adopted his DJ moniker from the phrase "there's the money shot", which people would yell whenever he threw the ball into the net while playing basketball. Among his inspirations Cash Money lists Grandmaster Flash and Grand Wizzard Theodore, whom he saw in the early 1980s, while artists who count him among their own inspirations include British DJ Fatboy Slim.
He and Jazzy Jeff both emerged from the Philadelphia hip hop scene in the late 1980s. They shared a friendly rivalry and DJ'd parties together as the Kings of Spin. Cash Money perfected the Transformers scratch (along with Jazzy Jeff) which mimicked the robotic sound effects from the mid-80s television cartoon series of the same name. He is also credited with creating the Pee Wee Herman scratch and pioneering the Chirp scratch (aka the Babuggamas scratch).
In 1988, he partnered with MC Marvelous (born Marvin Barrymen) and released the single, "Ugly People be Quiet" (co-produced by Herbie "Love Bug" Azor) and the album, Where's The Party At? on Sleeping Bag Records. Cash Money has also produced and remixed tracks for artists such as Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes and Public Enemy.
Cash Money won the New Music Seminar Supermen DJ Battle in 1987 and the DMC World DJ Championships in 1988. He was banned from ever competing again in the DMC World DJ Championships in order to allow other competitors a chance at the title.
Aside from his obvious mixing skills and a love for hip hop, Cash Money has a love for funk & soul. Especially, it turns out, those tunes cut on 45s. In 2005 he made a great mix of some of those gems. Get it here:
http://www.amazon.com/Head-Bangin-Funk-Cash-Money/dp/B001CK1D1C
….By now, if you don't believe that this man will tear up Moneytown, I'm sorry……… but you are just wrong. Oh and, come anyways.
Mister Heavenly (members of Modest Mouse, Man Man and Islands)
Metro Gallery, Baltimore
11/5
Metro Gallery, Baltimore
11/5
andyrichter wrote:
Bad Religion @ National Mall March 24, 2012
any explanation / elaboration available for this one?
travelinbeat wrote:andyrichter wrote:
Bad Religion @ National Mall March 24, 2012
any explanation / elaboration available for this one?
http://reasonrally.org/speakers/
Yay, atheism rally!
Sieve-Fisted wrote:travelinbeat wrote:andyrichter wrote:
Bad Religion @ National Mall March 24, 2012
any explanation / elaboration available for this one?
http://reasonrally.org/speakers/
Thanks very much for that– looks like a good time =)
Zounds
10/22
Sidebar Tavern
Baltimore
4:00 PM
10/22
Sidebar Tavern
Baltimore
4:00 PM
travelinbeat wrote:Sieve-Fisted wrote:travelinbeat wrote:andyrichter wrote:
Bad Religion @ National Mall March 24, 2012
any explanation / elaboration available for this one?
http://reasonrally.org/speakers/
Thanks very much for that– looks like a good time =)
Awesome! Richard Dawkins + Bad Religion! I'll be there!! FUCK RELIGION!!
I can already see the concert slow-season is having an affect on the number of posts this thread is seeing…. booo November / December / January
Ryan Adams Lyric Opera House
12/4 ;D
12/4 ;D
wml7 wrote:
Ryan Adams Lyric Opera House
12/4 ;D
On sale info?
Yada wrote:wml7 wrote:
Ryan Adams Lyric Opera House
12/4 ;D
On sale info?
Friday Sept 30 10am ;D
wml7 wrote:Yada wrote:wml7 wrote:
Ryan Adams Lyric Opera House
12/4  ;D
On sale info?
Friday Sept 30 10am  ;D
Will he be playing any unamplified songs while standing on a stool in the middle of the audience? Or was that the Meyerhoff?
IIRC that was Meyerhoff.
IMPORTANT INFO! The 9/29 Mogwai show has been postponed due to medical reasons. Please, stay tuned for a new date.