zimmerman pt3

did Caution Jam change their name?

is there a "video" link of her stumbling? Did it look absolutely pathetic? Did she like run off stage or turn her back to the crowd?

dude,

that royaly blows about the "skinhead jumping" fiasco! I hope you heal quick and take revenge on those bastards by becoming a suburban vigilante with super headee powers!

I think Dead Kennedys said it best,

Punk ain't no religious cult

Punk means thinking for yourself

You ain't hardcore cos you spike your hair

When a jock still lives inside your head

Nazi punks

Nazi punks

Nazi punks-fu©k Off!

Nazi punks

Nazi punks

Nazi punks-fu©k Off!

If you've come to fight, get outa here

You ain't no better than the bouncers

We ain't trying to be police

When you ape the cops it ain't anarchy

[Repeat chorus]

Ten guys jump one, what a man

You fight each other, the police state wins

Stab your backs when you trash our halls

Trash a bank if you've got real balls

You still think swastikas look cool

The real nazis run your schools

They're coaches, businessmen and cops

In a real fourth reich you'll be the first to go

[Repeat chorus]

You'll be the first to go

You'll be the first to go

You'll be the first to go

Unless you think

Zappa's performance of Peaches on SNL kicks ASS!!!

man, those cows depict everything Phish stand for.

And the big, "THANK YOU"! I couldn't have said it better. Kudos to Polluck on another job well done!

yeah, I noticed that too! Weird?

I'll hold onto mine for a bit. Maybe I can trade it (plus cash) for that phatty "socialist-realist" phish poster design (last time I saw it opn e-bay it coughed up more that a grand)

what a hoot!

Last spring Smith came to Anchorage (he did a 4 hour Q&A!). I recall the Degrassi reference in Chasing Amy and his fan-letter to Jonovision when the original cast of Degrassi reunited, SO I asked him about his fascination on Degrassi and he gushed for 5 minutes about the topic.

However, I'm disappointed this guy is still hanging on to the Jay and Silent Bob shtick. I thought he retired them in the "Strikes Back" flick?

Oh well, the episodes will be a hoot regardless!

GOURMET SCUM 4 Life!!

compared to the other Pollock's out there I can't say I'm impressed at all with this one.

regardless I'll hold on to it.

have you noticed your poster having ink smudges outside the lines on some parts of the poster?

Day Job!

yeah I liked Hall and Oats...

when I was in grade 2

BJ Nathan on guitar/vocals?

I went to camp Wahanowin with that kid. I remember when we were kids he was coming back to our cabin from the shower and we ripped his towel off and locked the door to the cabin. Ahh, good times

Yeah, Marley would be the Reggae I know by name. ::

Anything beyond him would be cool though. ::

Well, excuse me! How about Ziggy Marley then?

Or how about Eddy Grant ("Electric Ave" dude)

well, if you like Reggae, allow me to recomend Bob Marley! He's good!

i haven't laughed so consistently throughout an entire movie.

This movie is JOKES!!!

The Band? Which one are we talking about?

are these shows dank? the only show that ripps that comes to mind from '87 is the Dead's MSG "la bamaba" show. Was Jerry Band in top form then?

you know, they didn't seem out of control at all. Quite in charge of the moment.

thanks for the pics Luke; your contribution to the headee scene is immeasurable. Kidding; appreciate it!

In regard to the stage diving, there was a funny incident: you know in the latter half of the Mollusk where they repeat in an echo, "Yes, Yes, Yes... No, No, No", well as this dude stage dived the crowd split leaving a gap for him to crash onto the floor; the band responded by shaking their heads and emphasizing the "NO, NO, NO" part; jokes!

so did Caution Jam bust out a phatty Mr Charlie or what?

-ok, to clarify, NAN put a fat grin on my face;

-Springtheme always RULZ: what made it special was that it sounded different from the studio version.

-Claud did sing Final Alarm

- Gene only sang the first verse or so of Italian Rest; they cut it short (maybe because no one recognized it or cared where it was going) with Gene saying, "This is a work in Progress".

-thought of you Luke during Birthday Boy

-oh yeah, I forgot to highlight AWESOME SOUND!!! Never thought I'd ever hear that one live; much different and exploratory than the Pod version

So last Friday Ween kicked off their West Coast tour in Girdwood (40 minutes outside Anchorage; it's a skiing/snowboard town with a vibrant hippie/heady presence/vibe).

They sold out this cafeteria-like shed (aprox 600 people). The atmosphere inside was awesome: security way-lax, moshing/stage diving up front, square dancing on the side, dancing on tables. The band responded kindly to the energy/chaos with a 3 hour show (no setbreak) with over 30 songs that covered their entire career.

Personal highlights: Happy Coloured Marbles, Springtheme, Touch My Tooter, She Fucks Me, Final Alarm, Ace of Spades (kicked my ass!), ooh and Don't Squeel on a Pusher!!!

Overall the show was a lot of fun! But I still prefer their studio work

Take Me Away

Dont Get 2 Close

Freedom OF 76

Nan

HIV

Spinal Meningitis

Happy Colored Marbles

Buckingham Green

Albino Sunburned Girl

Final Alarm

Bananas & Blow

Voodoo Lady

Springtheme

Touch My Tooter

Fat Lenny

Awesome Sound

Zoloft

B-Day Boy

Tried & True

She Fucks Me

Help Me Scrape The Mucus Off My Brain

Joppa Road

I Dont Want It

Frank

Mollusk

Piss Up A Rope

Stroker Ace

You fu©ked UP

Ace Of Spades

Chant >

Cant Put My Finger On It

Someday

****

Italian Restaurant (B. Joel)

Never Squeal On The Pusher

LMLYP

Luke, I don't mean to be pedantic (this will help explain my attitude towards live Ween), but in response to your Henry Rollins quote on Ween (which is hilarious if you've heard his whole rant) is taken from a live-spoken Rollins show where Ween opened up back in the early 90s. What made Ween a force to be reckoned with back then was "live-Ween" consisted solely of Gene and Dean spazzing out on stage with a guitar and a programmed synthesiser. Sh!t like "Tick" and "Fat Lenny" in that live context were insane and intriguing to witness; it either blew your mind, tickled your funny bone or made you frustrated. I would've loved to see Ween back then (but unfortunatley on the Pure Guava tour they played at Lee's Palace which was 19 and over). Then during the CHocolate and Cheese tour Ween emerged as a "band", thus changing their live shows dramatically. A lot of people seem to dig it, however there are those (who I know personally) who don't and either just prefer to stick to their studio outputs or have given up on Ween entirely (their loss because Quebec rulz)! Sure, you can look at it as being snobbish ("oh, they were so heady then, and now they sold out, a la Dylan going electric")but...

Basically what I'm saying in defence to an argument left unheard months ago, is that, for me, the genius of Ween resides in their studio/4-track albums: there's a unique essence and aura captured there that I haven't seen duplicated nor matched live. For me, live Ween nowadays feels like a beer bash sing along (but there's nothing wrong with that, it's fun) and a chance to see Dean squirm and rip up fat solos in your face.

So what I'm saying is.... The goin' gets tough from the getgo go man go Oh brother, not another motherfucker Gotta go now!

yeah, live Herschel always felt like a poppy MC5;

Yeah Luke, it's in Girdwood (don't knock it 'till you've been there> ultra headee town); I'll put you on the guest list and get you an interview; should I put it under Northern (defunct) Heads?

ooh, The Prince; damn that's good; and Fight Fire with Fire!!! No Misfits covers this time?

And I agree, And Justice... was Metallica's peak; from then on it's become the donward spiral.

Has anyone seen the documentary? So fu©king funny! What a sad state they're in now ("Temptation"?!?!); now here's a band that should retire while they can still save some face (or is it too late for that?).

It's in a hippie snowboard town called Girdwood, 40 minutes outside Anchorage. It's Gonna Be A Long Night!!!