casey

Might pick this up, hope its better than In Rainbows

I'm hoping the dark artwork is indicative of a Hail to the Thief type album.

Also, can someone please explain what constitutes a "newspaper album"?

I still love the Whippersnapper the Long Walk album...such a great record.

I just started re-listening to this recently. I bought a copy when I saw them with Strung Out in 2001. It truly is one of the great unsung records from that genre, I think.

that is a classic

Camp Lazlo and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends for best children's shows

The Brak Show, Aqua Teen for adults.

also those pairing are we todd ed.

That's what I don't get...the pairings are fucking silly.

I'm not opposed to the idea though.

I don't post here much anymore, but it seems like if this thread was made by someone more in with the VC cool kids, it would be better received.

Drabs, you and I have kind of lost touch and, in all sincerity, this thread has made me miss you very much. You gave shit to Scott, made an educated and informed statement about urban living, and threw in a Law & Order reference...all in one thread. You are one of my favorite humans.

pleasetouragainpleasetouragainpleasetouragain

It's okay for the following bands:

Slayer

GWAR

Would be okay for Misfits if the current line-up wasn't a total abortion.

I wouldn't rule out the possibility they were aiming for you.

Here's the full article. Holy Jesus...

http://www.theledger.com/article/2011012....g-Ab use-Menace

Officials Say Bath Salts Are an Emerging Drug Abuse Menace

Presently legal, powders can cause hallucinations, suicidal thoughts.

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FULTON, Miss. | When Neil Brown got high on bath salts, he took his skinning knife and slit his face and stomach repeatedly. Brown survived, but authorities say others haven't been so lucky after snorting, injecting or smoking powders with such innocuous-sounding names as Ivory Snow, Red Dove and Vanilla Sky.

Some say the effects of the powders are as powerful as abusing methamphetamine. Increasingly, law enforcement agents and poison control centers say the bath salts with complex chemical names are an emerging menace in several U.S. states, where authorities talk of banning their sale.

From the Deep South to California, emergency calls are being reported over exposure to the stimulants the powders often contain: mephedrone and methylenedioxypyrovalerone, also known as MDPV.

Sold under such names as Ivory Wave, Bliss, White Lightning and Hurricane Charlie, the chemicals can cause hallucinations, paranoia, rapid heart rates and suicidal thoughts, authorities say. The chemicals are in bath salts and even plant foods that are sold legally at convenience stores and on the Internet. However, they aren't necessarily being used for the purposes on the label.

Mississippi lawmakers this week began considering a proposal to ban the sale of the powders, and a similar step is being sought in Kentucky. In Louisiana, the bath salts were outlawed by an emergency order after the state's poison center received more than 125 calls in the last three months of 2010 involving exposure to the chemicals.

In Brown's case, he said he had tried every drug from heroin to crack and was so shaken by terrifying hallucinations that he wrote one Mississippi paper urging people to stay away from the bath salts.

Not only was Jeff Bridges coherent, but I think this was the Coens' most quotable film since Lebowski. Coincidence? I think not.

dammmmmmmmmmmmmmittttttttttttttttttttttttt. At least there's still Mojo.

Fuck, i totally misunderstood. i'm not opposed to last minute show hopping, but i'd probably miss titus andronicus by the time i got there.

Dude, I'm coming. What's yr digits again?

Oh fuck, that's tonight isn't it?

Last two:

Frightened Rabbit/Plants & Animals @ Common Grounds in Gainesville

Ted Leo/Screaming Females @ The Social in Orlando

There were so many awesome shows in October that I had to pass up, but both of those were amazing.

Who the fuck is flicker?

I was into these:

No order:

Broken Social Scene--Forgiveness Rock Record

Local Natives--Gorilla Manor

The Gaslight Anthem--American Slang

None More Black--Icons

Mumford & Sons--Sigh No More

Menomena--Mines

Baths--Cerulean

TL/RX--The Brutalist Bricks

Spoon--Transference

Superchunk--Majesty Shredding

stop pimping out vans. no one cares.

ok, like im gonna listen to someone whos too cowardice to talk shit to me with their real account, so they hide behind a fake one.

cool story, BRO.

The word you're looking for is COWARDLY.

And you're all forgetting the coolest part of the show - Mark Mothersbaugh doing art time.

I haven't seen a thread like this yet, so here goes...show some love (or hate if you want) for some of the local bands in your neck of the woods. You never know, you may find a new band or two you like. I won't include links because I am lazy, but I am sure you can google all of these.

Tampa and the surrounding areas:

* Worldwide Zoo (shameless plug haha...instrumental funk/acid jazz/bullshit)

* Cult Ritual (noisy hardcore)

* Merchandise (post punk/goth...new 12" is sick)

* Green Sunshine (hip hop/soul/funk)

* Neon Blud (noisy hardcore...should be on tour now)

* Auto! Automatic!! (instrumental prog/math rock)

* Devout (hardcore)

* Red Room Cinema (post-rock, though I haven't heard their new stuff yet)

* The Grecian Urns (indie folk)

* Nazi Dust (hardcore)

There are tons more, believe me...

Edit: Such as: The Beauvilles, Candy Bars, Volcanic Slut, Pugfort, Elysium, Criminal Culture, The Tim Version, New Bruises, Guiltmaker, Centuries, Cellgraft, Dads, Slave Scene, Month Mind, and on and on...

What happened to Candy Bars? Are they still a band? Their one album was amazing.

Lawrence, KS

- KU Basketball

- The Get Up Kids & all of their other projects

Thats about it.

Kill Creek was from there and William S. Burroughs lived there for the last few years of his life.

I wish I could rep my town more. The only decent band from here was The Why I Oughtas/All Ages. Copeland and Anberlin are from here but they are the suck.

EDIT: They aren't really from my area, but close. Anyway, Airplains are awesome. FFO: ATDI, Twelve Hour Turn, Joan of Arc.

Also, Kitchens and Bathrooms. They put out one album on Forge Again.

So $12.50 for a single LP seems like a lot? This album is a classic. Sell some Beanie Babies and shut up.

Codeseven--The Rescue