Friday, April 13, 2007

Yeahohyeah







2 minutes in, I was afraid his drummer and baser were just some session dudes but fuck that...they were henchmen/brethren/madboys!!

101 comments:

Richard said...

Fuckin outstanding. Glad you (and they) had a BLAST.

Speaking of BLASTS---SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY

Anonymous said...

yeah, AND I got a limited pressing of brtoz and sonny sharrock goin at it

Richard said...

Fucking hell, thats unbelievable!

Richard said...

From the great Jackie...

1. Who was your first prom date?
I only went to one school dance, which was senior prom. My date was Christine Kelly. We were BY FAR the best turned out of the lot.

2. Who was your first roommate?
Well, Liz & I have lived together since 2003.

3. What was your first alcoholic drink?
I've never had a full on drink in my life. All total, the alcohol I've consumed probably equals out to about 1/10 of a glass, and that 1/10 of a glass was had between 1990-1992.

4. What was your first job?
Mt Sinai Resale Shoppe in Oak Park.

5. What was your first car?
My silver Taurus which I will always miss.

6. Who was your first grade teacher?
Mrs. Subchek (sp) who would yell at me cuz I chewed pencils and the lead would supposedly damage my brain. When I would point out that they were graphite pencils she would only get angrier. She dropped dead a few years ago from a brain hemorrage. Im still here. So, whos brain was damaged after all?

7. Where did you go on your first ride on airplane?
Death Valley to see Joe and Betty. 1979.

8. When you snuck out of your house for the first time, who was it with?
I was alone. Starting in 8th grade Id wait till midnight or 1am and sneak out and just walk around. Those are still some of my happiest memories.

9. Who was your first best friend and are you still friends with them?
Tony LaMarca. I haven't spoken to him since 1988. Last I heard he was not doing very well health-wise. I hope he's better.

10. Where was your first sleep over?
Either at Tony's house or creepy Doug Michael's Creepy Born Again Porcelin Clown Palace Of Tedium.

11. Who is the first person you talk to in the morning?
Myself and/or Liz.

12. Who's wedding were you in the first time?
George & Marcie in 1998.

13. What is the first thing you do in the morning?
Open my eyes.

14. What was the first concert you ever went to?
My first real, real concert that I paid for myself and didnt have a parental ride etc was the epic, incredible Digable Planets, Spearhead show in 1994. My first experience of seeing live music performed however was at the Hobie Day Festival in Berwyn seeing Frankie Valli in 1982.

15. First tattoo or piercing?
N/A.

16. First celebrity crush?
Hmm, Brooke Shields in the Blue Lagoon? Vanity in The Last Dragon? Neither. It was that one red head in that one music video who looked like that one girl in first grade. I may not remember the names but I remember every detail of her face.

17. First real crush?
Two at once. Christine (who was blonde and in my 1st grade class, who I would talk to and stuff) and that red haired girl (who was older and I never spoke to, but who I was WAY more interested in).

18. When was your first detention?
Oh yes, 1992. Nancy Pipal a truly demonic, horrible miserable bitch gave me a detention for "disrespect" because I asked her in the hallway why she was calling my mom and lying about me. This was the same woman who tried to get me expelled for being a satanist. She did some other things that were far more awful than that. A totally illegal fucking vengeful hateful beast. I still have the detention stub in my desk. She looked like the clown in "It". What a god-awful fucking "person" she was. I still hate you, Nancy.

19. First pets name?
Duke. He's the dog sitting with me on the cover of "Life Isn't Hard".

20. First Kiss?
1983. It was either Jenny or Nicole. I can't remember who was exactly first. A lot of boys kissed one or the other but I was the only one to kiss both. AND as an added bonus I talked Nicole into taking her pants off so I could see what girls had down there. My first Real kiss though was with the dreaded Michelle in August of 1992.

21. Who was the first person to break your heart?
No one ever has, really. Kristen came the closest I guess, but I made her cry enough to even out the score and keep my ego afloat.

22. Who will be the first to repost this?
Who gives a toss?

23. Who was your first true love?
Lake Michigan.

D said...

I bought my ticket at work yesterday before the novocane wore off...and by the time I got home, I felt like shit. I'm glad it was an amazing show, Tim.

D said...

And while this doesn't entirely make up for my lack of Brotzmannship, the Vandermark 5 is playing tonight and tomorrow at the Green Mill. I'm going tonight.

Tim said...

awe man, didnt they give you the sweet vicadin? Whenevr I see Brotzmann, I am reminded of how white
vandermark is.

D said...

No, they didn't give me shit...and even if they had, I wouldn't have taken it. I got through the day on 2 Advil, and I didn't even like taking that.

This is now the second time I've missed Brotzmann. One day he WILL play on a night that I haven't just had a root canal or that I'm not traveling with someone underage, dammit!

D said...

TMT's story on Johnny Cash's house burning down is awesome. I had thought of that, but I didn't want to say it out loud. I should have.

And in case anyone's bored, Popmatters has an excellent essay up on the Imus scandal.

Richard said...

I always thought Imus was a jagoff, and Im shocked it took him this long to get canned.

Richard said...

Fuck Yeah, Prisons!

FLORENCE, Colo. - John Walker Lindh, serving a 20-year sentence after fighting for the Taliban in Afghanistan, has been transferred to Supermax, the federal government's most secure prison, authorities said Thursday.

Lindh was moved to the facility about 90 miles south of Denver in February for security reasons, said Isidro Garcia, a spokesman for the federal Bureau of Prisons. Garcia said he had no other information.

Lindh's transfer was first reported on Newsweek.com. He had been held at a medium-security federal penitentiary in Victorville, Calif.

Lindh was captured in November 2001 by American forces sent to topple the Taliban after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. He was charged with conspiring to kill Americans and support terrorists but pleaded guilty to lesser charges, including carrying explosives for the Taliban government.

Lindh has served 4 1/2 years. His attorneys have applied to President Bush to commute his sentence after Australian David Hicks was sentenced to less than a year in prison last month for aiding terrorism.

Supermax houses some of the nation's most notorious inmates, including Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski, Oklahoma City bombing coconspirator Terry Nichols and Olympic Park bomber Eric Rudolph.

D said...

Supermax? That totally sounds like a burger joint.

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

everyone.... congratulate jackie! the newest (and coolest) person to be accepted at uic!

Richard said...

YES JACKIE!

Jackie said...

thank you!!!!!

Jackie said...

were you at home liz and didn't pick up and heard me being a weirdo on the phone? i certainly hope so. haha.

Tim said...

hey richard, #8 just showed up in the mail. thanks for sending!

Richard said...

Hey Timothy, the $.65 is worth it for you!

Tim said...

what a fella.....

Richard said...

wow i typed that wrong

its $4.65

Richard said...

see what happens when i dont pay attention

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

i was home, jackie, but i was in the bathroom. and there's one thing i will not do while talking to people on the phone... and that is use the bathroom.

Jackie said...

well i couldn't agree with you more. haha.

Tim said...

oh...wow..what a fella fella fella fella.

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

hey I just saw something pretty good on the sundance channel. no shit. If you have the means, I suggest you keep an eye out for something called 'The Cruise'. a true redefining of the term "cruising". no really I thought it was pretty neat.

Jackie said...

so how do i find you guys at the stooges show on sunday? telepathy? radar? huh?

Jackie said...

electric bra? electric underpants?

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

tim will yell out "is anyone here from kentucky?!" haha.... ok just kidding. i'll keep my cell phone on vibrate and ring, so hopefully, if i can't hear it, at least i'll feel it. and if it's cold enough i might wear my new pink tweed coat.

D said...

Good morning! How were Iggy and the boys?

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

i'm still aching.... and i hardly moved! i slept for 10 hours and could have kept sleeping. does that explain anything? but the show was a-w-e-s-o-m-e. and the crowd, with exception of one dude in the front, was completely cool. rich will tell you about that guy, cuz iggy pointed him out and about four guys had to take him out.

Jackie said...

i had a blast!

Richard said...

Rich is going to make a post tomorrow about the show. Right now Rich's thoughts are too scattered as he in still in the grips of psychological and pyhsical ecstacy.

jackie said...

you can tell by the whole speaking in third person thing. haha.

Richard said...

exactly!

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

Hey liz, i forgot to ask yesterday, how did yr giant printing session turn out?

Richard said...

morning all, stooges post later, cuz its a KRAYZEE morning at work

jackie said...

i'm excited to read a review of a show that i went to.

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D said...

I'm now seriously considering, once the schedules are announced, seeing them at Crawlupaloser. Too bad the vast majority of the bands on the so-far announced bill suck ass.

Richard said...

Even though under any other circumstances Id never recommend it (S-K last summer for instance) I think you should see stooges in any way you can deanna.

D said...

I have every intention of finding a way, my dear.

Part of me is really dreading this weekend...

D said...

Ornette Coleman is playing Bonnaroo???

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

well, tim, i forgot the negative of the image i wanted, so i practiced using a different negative. it's a really cool one, but i didn't get it quite right. but i guess it was alright that i didn't have the right negatives because i would have had nothing inwhich to transport the finished prints. maybe this weekend i will have a chance to finish... otherwise, it'll have to wait till my projects are done. i'm trying to get summer access to the darkroom, but since they cancelled the only photo class of the summer session, it's looking pretty bleak.

Jackie said...

how can they claim the virginia tech shootings as "the worst mass shooting in us history"?

here you go:

Bear River Massacre January 29th, 1863, Col. Patrick Connor leads a regiment killing at least 200 Indian men, women and children near Preston, Idaho.

Gunther Island Massacre, February 26th, 1860, At least 100 Wiyot Indians, mostly women and children, are slaughtered by white settlers in Humboldt County, California, during one of three simultaneous assaults on the Wiyot

Bloody Island Massacre Spring 1850, The murder of up to 200 Pomo people on an island near Upper Lake, California by Nathaniel Lyon and his U. S. Army detachment, in retribution for the killing of two Clear Lake settlers who had been abusing and murdering Pomo people.

Wounded Knee Massacre, December 29th 1890, Around 300 Sioux men, women and children are massacred by US soldiers at Wounded Knee, South Dakota.

Marias Massacre, January 23rd, 1870, White Americans slaughter 173 Piegans, mainly women, children and the elderly.

jackie said...

and etc. etc. etc.

Richard said...

what are you stupid? they were INDIANS, they dont count! and anyway it doesnt matter what happened over 50 years ago, its all equaled out now that they have casinos.

Jackie said...

oh i forgot, they aren't real people!

Richard said...

Yeah ....

"A Sudanese man has been forced to take a goat as his "wife", after he was caught having sex with the animal.
The goat's owner, Mr Alifi, said he surprised the man with his goat and took him to a council of elders.

They ordered the man, Mr Tombe, to pay a dowry of 15,000 Sudanese dinars ($50) to Mr Alifi.

"We have given him the goat, and as far as we know they are still together," Mr Alifi said.

Mr Alifi, of Hai Malakal in Upper Nile State, told the Juba Post newspaper that he heard a loud noise around midnight on 13 February and immediately rushed outside to find Mr Tombe with his goat.

"When I asked him: 'What are you doing there?', he fell off the back of the goat, so I captured and tied him up."

Mr Alifi then called elders to decide how to deal with the case.

"They said I should not take him to the police, but rather let him pay a dowry for my goat because he used it as his wife," Mr Alifi told the newspaper."

Jackie said...

ol' tombe the goat fucker.

Injun Dee Dee Pooh said...

As someone who is 1/1658342670000000th Native American, I take great offense at this conversation and I think you should all be fired.

IDDP said...

The goat conversation, that is. Goats rule.

D said...

And not to pick nits, but I do think that the media is making a distinction between the above massacres, which were either militarily-orchestrated or otherwise committed by groups, and the one at Virginia Tech, which was committed by an individual and considered a spree. In that regard, they are correct, even if their description is misleading.

Jackie said...

maybe they should not be such goat fuckers then. good job agreeing with corporate media! you've changed man, you've changed.

THE LORD said...

Upon my return i say SELL OUT

Jackie said...

let's pick nits! it's fun. we are monkeys.

D said...

If anything, I'm not agreeing with corporate media. I'm just clarifying something that I wish they were the ones articulating.

If anything, more people died in Iraq yesterday than in the entire state of Virginia. Surely that's something the corporate media can't get increased ad revenues with--it's not a touchy-feely story like a Holocaust survivor giving his life to allow his students an additional 30 seconds to escape, or a young man throwing furniture in front of a door to block it. The war doesn't bring in viewers anymore because it pisses everyone off, so every member of the media is probably THRILLED that they have something else to bury that story with, something with faces that are identifiably American--and by proxy, to them and to many of us, identifiably human. And that utter contempt for the "foreign" is something, regardless of semantics, that I can never agree with.

I know you were just making a snarky remark, Jackie, so don't think I'm pissy or picking a fight. I'm just going on another angry, tangential rants about my sheer, intense hatred for the media.

Oh, and I'm also waiting for the anti-immigration crowd to start using this shooting as a whipping boy. I've got my barf bag ready.

D said...

Ornette, Mavis, AND Jack and Meg? Man, even with all the typical lameness, Bonnaroo is looking kinda good right now compared to some of those other festivals...

Richard said...

well a few years ago it was white stripes and neil young and a bunch of others who looked good. Werent you and michael gonan go to that one?

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

this fucking world, man.....one of the last and true simple pleasures of life is going away forever faster than I can type this. Once again I took a walk to a music store and once again it is g-g-g-gone. I dont know why this shocks me every time. RIP Evil clown 1991-2007. the thing is it was in full working order just this past saturday. fuck fuck fuck fuck fuscin shit god damn fuck

Anonymous said...

patti smith lollapalooza

D said...

Tim, have you seen this?

Richard said...

you know deanna, i dont go to evil clown all that often but knowing they arent gove forever makes me feel better. thanks for the link.

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

naw evil clown's gone just like the rest will be by like september. thats an old site from when when they moved from boys town to lincoln square. there is actually a little sign on the door now that says "rip evil clown."

Richard said...

oh, nevermind then

Richard said...

completely fucked

D said...

Oh no. :(

Don't tell me you've heard of other stores that are about to close...though I could just use it as an excuse to buy more records to help keep places afloat a little bit longer.

I also walked past the new Loop outpost of Reckless, and it's tiny. I don't think that venture's going to last much longer, but who knows?

Richard said...

YOu know, Ive been doing a little research on the web and it seemsthis is mostly a chicago problem (?!?)

I know that around 1998-2000 the Daley people were (for some reason) fighting to close records stores (2nd hand tunes in evanston almost went under). Maybe they finally suceeeded? Maybe the % of people buying shit online made the difference?

Outside of chicago, LA seems to be in the same boat as us. So, what the fuck is going on?

In the future are people like, not going to have stereos? Are "record stores just going to be mail order? Are CDs going to die completely or become cult items like vinyl is now? It all seems so unrealistic and needless and FUCKING STUPID.

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

Theyre all closing: Hi-Fi on clark is gone, Dr Wax on Berwyn is gone, Crazy Man on division is gone, evil clown of course is gone, Record emporium on pauina is cut in half (and really now just a holding cell with piles of crap everywhere until they get a Uhall truck and theyll be gone)and someone told me Rolling stone is closing soon

Richard said...

christ.

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

christ for sure!

Jackie said...

i guess it's a good thing i've never been blessed in living in a city with good record stores, so i don't have to be concerned about losing them. sorry guys!

D said...

Wait, isn't Dr. Wax now in the Berwyn Red Line stop building? Or did their new location close, too?

I guess I'll be making some special record-buying trips after this weekend is over. Anyone care to join me? We should totally do a marathon of remaining Chicago record stores.

Richard said...

yeah, Im in. It's on.

For many years on either the 3rd or 4th of July, PK and I would leave the house at around 8am and hit as many record stores as we could in 708, 312, 773 and 847.

We would get home around 11 at night and the trunk of his car would always be several inches closer to the ground. Those are still some of the best days i remember.

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

the berwyn stop dr wax reopened then REclosed in about the time it takes to get from Howard to Jackson

D said...

Goddamn. For a city that claims to love music, we sure don't know how to keep it here.

April 28 or 29 for our extravaganza, then?

Richard said...

yeah.

Richard said...

lets aim for the 28th. liz usually works on sundays

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

ummm..... if you changed that to the following sat/sun, i could go with you. that's the last weekend before my finals are due. i'm probably going to be living in the darkroom that weekend. oh, and it would have to be on a saturday as i always work on sunday. but where are we goign to go? it sounds like from time that everywhere we went is now closed.

Richard said...

theres daves, evanston 2nd hand, reckless, whats left of the emporium, whatsleft of rolling stones, and so forth.

D said...

I can wait until the following weekend...that's after I get paid again.

Well, we could go to:
Second Hand Tunes
Chicago Digital
Oak Park Records
Deadwax
Vintage Vinyl
DAVE'S
Jazz Record Mart?

I say we avoid Reckless, as much as I love them, and stick to the places in greater danger. Anyone else got any suggestions?

D said...

Or we could go to Reckless...

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

do we wanna check out recordbreakers in the south loop?

Richard said...

yeah we do want to check that liz. and d, knock that question mark off of jazz record mart. we'll hit that.

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

did anyone else know that rue mcclanahan is vegan? that's pretty cool!

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

i'm not gonna take the time to make the link. cut and paste people! you gotta see this dog.

http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_hercules_worlds_biggest_dog.htm

D said...

Is the new Record Breakers open yet?

I want Rue's autobiography. She's fucking awesome.

Mr Bigpants Cock (of the) Walk said...

you should also check out dusty grooves on ashland and division. they have many things you find nowhere else.

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

aren't you coming with us, tim?

D said...

There's also a record store in Forest Park on Madison that I've noticed.

I'm constantly near Ashland and Division. Why have I never seen this place before???

Richard said...

oh yeah ive always wanted to go to the forest park one.

we should make an itinerary. seriously. d, call me we'll work on that.

Also, jackie is joining us!

D said...

Yeah, we can start in the western suburbs and work our way northeast. It'll be amazing. I'll call you next week to plan that.

BO said...

http://hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com/archives/2007/03/youtube_oppo_of.html

BO said...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGxzqwRJUzM

media whore said...

Okay, now CNN DID just say that the VT thing was the worst mass killing by gunfire in modern history, which is really inaccurate. The guy who said it is named Don Lemon. Let's all laugh!

que ferions-nous sans vous pour nous guider? said...

the place in forest park is the one that is never open when we want to go there--even if the business hours sign says it's supposed to be open. so, we can try for it but i doubt it will be open.

Richard said...

yeah we'll have to plan around it

Tim said...

heroinhatesyou(partic. funtime: Oh Maaaaah!)

Anonymous said...

99

ttt said...

i highly suggest you start Where the Faces Shine with disc 4.