hutch, posts a lot, on here

He is our collective conscience, the voice of reason, what we should aspire to be, with a nice record collection.

Julian, wrote:

sweetcell wrote:

hutch wrote:
I'm flattered…. I usually like to fly under the radar…

this thread seems too showy…

maybe I'll post my "Greatest 100 Acts In My Life Ever" list here…if I ever manage to put it together… I really am at a loss for what to do….

I'VE FIGURED IT OUT: hutch works for the National Weather Service!!!

Bravo!  :D POTW…

yes POTW…
and I have commandeered his " … " and used as my own for years…
I never gave him credit…until now…

Sidehatch wrote:
and I have commandeered his " … " and used as my own for years…
I never gave him credit…until now…

Who remembers John Carmody's The TV Column in the Post?

kosmo wrote:
for the record poorlulu was the OG "…." user

This.

where, is my full on hutch, antics, and insights, to daily life, as we know it?

oh, yeah . . .

ok I' back from Florida…managed to make it through a week and a half with my crazy inlaw and kooky dad..

missed you all!

btw I95 in NOVA is a total clusterfuck… there was a traffic jam south of Potomac Mills at 2 am!

oh, hell, yeah . . .

road trip sountrack

stones some girls (Road Trip Champion)
bryan ferry frantic (such a great album!)
liz phair whitechocolatespacegg
dora (40 song cd)
elmo best of and elmo fiesta
tom petty greatest hits (while driving through jacksonville)
ray charles uh huh 2 cd comp (while driving through georgia)
jack white lazaretto (gets better and better..i need a ticket for MPP!)
willie nelson band of brothers
kirsty maccoll galore the best of
little richard shake it all about
ella jenkins you'll sing a song (flopped with kids.. may be a grower…)
lucinda williams happy woman blues
carlene carter i fell in love
meet groovy nate
new orleans party classics
duke reid's treasure chest
velvet underground loaded (2 cd)
paul mccartney wingspan (reminded me how much i hate wings..didn't it make it to secondcd)
neil diamond glory road (reminded me i want to like the jewish elvis more than i do)
brad mehldau live at the village vanguard
80s new wave millenium party

meet groovy nate version of 'sharing is caring' is the definitive version that all others are measured by

so is the kid playing his walkman as a harmonica?!?

I think he's getting read to eat his idols and have it with a side of fava beans and a nice chianti

calling it "big star" anything is ridiculous.. i mean without alex chilton????

its kind of offensive to me actually..

hutch wrote:
its kind of offensive to me actually..

Do you have any thoughts on the location of said concert?

Julian, wrote:

hutch wrote:
its kind of offensive to me actually..

Do you have any thoughts on the location of said concert?

Ever since That Guy left it hasn't been the same…haven't been back…

hutch wrote:
calling it "big star" anything is ridiculous.. i mean without alex chilton????

its kind of offensive to me actually..

Admit it that it's because your envious of the guests that have been added to the LA show for this tour… I'll admit I'm a little green. 



But is terms of bands who are missing key members, I'd much rather see replacements consisting of musicians I admire who were influenced by that band.  Then say Dave Wakeling's English Beat which consists of whatever studio musician he can pull together to tour with, heck last time I saw that group there wasn't even a sax player in the group.

kosmo wrote:

hutch wrote:
calling it "big star" anything is ridiculous.. i mean without alex chilton????

its kind of offensive to me actually..

Admit it that it's because your envious of the guests that have been added to the LA show for this tour… I'll admit I'm a little green. 



But is terms of bands who are missing key members, I'd much rather see replacements consisting of musicians I admire who were influenced by that band.  Then say Dave Wakeling's English Beat which consists of whatever studio musician he can pull together to tour with, heck last time I saw that group there wasn't even a sax player in the group.

yeah that show in LA looks amazing no doubt!

kosmo wrote:
But is terms of bands who are missing key members, I'd much rather see replacements consisting of musicians I admire who were influenced by that band. 

First I though you were talking about the band the replacements, but then realized you had a more salient point and I totally agree.  I kinda like the idea of this and hope it catches on
Honestly I think Mick/Paul/Topper should do something like this

the guest stars on that LA show are insane,
dc nabed a few choice ones, but doesn't even hold a candle to that firepower

so hutch,
are you going to go?
I still remember you had that paper ticket to go see big star in nashville in like 96
do you still have that?

Sidehatch wrote:

kosmo wrote:
But is terms of bands who are missing key members, I'd much rather see replacements consisting of musicians I admire who were influenced by that band. 

First I though you were talking about the band the replacements, but then realized you had a more salient point and I totally agree.  I kinda like the idea of this and hope it catches on
Honestly I think Mick/Paul/Topper should do something like this

the guest stars on that LA show are insane,
dc nabed a few choice ones, but doesn't even hold a candle to that firepower

so hutch,
are you going to go?
I still remember you had that paper ticket to go see big star in nashville in like 96
do you still have that?

oh I'm not going to this.. I think its a bit of a sham but hope everyone who goes enjoys it.

I do not have that paper ticket..not even that..what a fiasco…. the story is i was visiting my sister in college in memphis and saw big star would be playing on beale street (with the dudes from the posies) and bought a ticket "oh yah i'll come back!"  …never made it…still bummed i never saw chilton…i can't recall him touring that much or me having any real opportunities around dc but i must have missed him

Sidehatch wrote:

kosmo wrote:
But is terms of bands who are missing key members, I'd much rather see replacements consisting of musicians I admire who were influenced by that band. 

First I though you were talking about the band the replacements,

TBH, I also thought he was referring to The Replacements haha…

and the comparison to dave wakeling is so misguided its hard to believe..

you'd rather see the drummer who as far as i know didn't sing or write any songs in what was really early on a two man band bell/chilton and then for 3rd pretty much a chilton solo album…. than see wakeling who wrote or co-wrote a ton of english beat songs and sang them?

that makes no sense to me…how does it make sense to you? :)

this big star thing is a tribute show…. its worse than going to see credence clearwater revisited which is about bottom of the barrel in my book..sorry