Esau.

Hal Johnson can slam revolving doors.

Drinking some broad's liquor cabinet dry

-Alabama Man uses 8'x10' sheets of plywood as toilet paper. -Alabama Man never goes to the dentist because his teeth are unbreakable. His enemies never go to the dentist because they have no teeth..

I imagine this thread will be there before this time tomorrow anyhow.

Well, I guess that explains why no one uses the polls forum...

My personal feelings on capital punishment are far too messy to let it dictate my feelings on this topic, but I think my biggest issue with all this is more due to my lack of faith in the US judicial system and the words "fair trial" I don't have much feelings for cold blooded murderers, but I'd rather see someone in jail for life then someone get the chair for a crime they didn't commit. I know its rare, but like Kevin mentioned, "one innocent person executed is too many"

I was thinking how the poll forum has been idle for months, so I decided to add one of my own seeing as I have been undecided in this serious life question...I could use the wisdom of the skanks... Yes, I know its a shitty poll. Just vote. Feel free to hurl insults by the way. updated the poll here

Some more Montreal bands.... Dirty ol' band (Americana/Folk/Country) http://www.myspace.com/dirtyolband No Barbers Required (Country/Punk) http://www.myspace.com/nobarbersrequired The unsettlers (Other/Experimental/Folk) http://www.myspace.com/theunsettlers

Tonight at the Canmore - get out and see these cats live. And someone record! http://www.myspace.com/unitedsteelworkersofmontreal

Damn, Its figures the night Caution Jam plays locally and at the Casbah (it has been awhile) I've got to be somewhere else. I'm glad I'm going catch the december 1st show though.

Esau is a vegetarian. Meaning, he does not eat animals until first he puts them into vegetative state with his fists.

I'm never downloading anything ever again.

Keep drivin', ya jerk.

Thats another great album Brad and another "must have" in my opinion. I'd put it in place of Live Adventures actually, although the Live Adventures album gets props for having the earliest live Santana recording. "It's My Own Fault" from the Flimore album is probally my favourite track off that one, the shit goin on between Johnny Winter and Bloomfield during that song is great. Johnny was pretty much unknown at the time of the recording too.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Session The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper

Sunday mornings with a beer, bowl and some live Gourds on the stereo. I'm pretty miserable the rest of the time.

Talking Heads w/ Adrian Belew December 1980 "Live in Rome" DVD Pro-Shot Another great show from the Adrian Belew era of the Talking Heads. The filming is much different than the Germany show from the same tour, this is much more in your face and the Italians use many different and interesting camera angles. Source: Direct capture to the harddrive of the May 2005 rebroadcast on Italian TV. PAL format (Native format of original video source) - except for "The Great Curve", which was not included in the rebroadcast. Video Capture/ Restoration/ Remastering: OSKY Productions DVD Authoring: Silver Stallion DVD Production intro psycho killer stay hungry cities i zimbra drugs take me to the river crosseyed and painless life during wartime houses in motion born under punches the great curve Screeshot:

#327 - Six Degrees of Separation Connect your pick to the one above you in six steps or less, via sit-ins, guest appearances, shared bills, or any other reasonable connection. Map out the ongoing steps (for the whole theme) at the bottom. Let's see how far we can get (meaning let's not take the easy route and connect everyone to the Dead via covers they played). 1. Parliament - Mothership Connection 2. Fat Cats - Soldier's Home 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Fat Cats played the on the same bill as Parliment at Bob's Bash, Dunnville Airport 2000 or 2001. I have no idea if I got this right or not,

Jan. 22 is a tuesday, so I guess we'll be meeting up for the sunday service on the 27th eh.

Can't wait for this album, looking forward to hearing the studio take of 'A Ghost To Most' - love that tune.

Actually, it's 'Skinnamarink' Now corrected. 326 - Lyrical Oddities: Songs With Rarely Used Or Unusual Words (give the word) 1. viperHouse - Swag ("Hegemony") 2. Zappa - Absolutely Free ("Discorporate") 3. Til Tuesday - Believed You Were Lucky ("Acquiesce") 4. Sharon Lois & Bram - Skinnamarink (uh, "Skinnamarink") 5. The Gourds - Imbibing My Prescriptions (Imbibing) 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Pearl Jam (Eddie Vedder's Demo) Summer 1988 Sound:A+ tape>?>FLAC Tracklist : 01. One Step Up (B. Springsteen) 02. Crossroads 03. Believe You me 04. Reggae Woman