"Bitchin' on a Bird". I love that.
Birds of a feather..................
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"Bitchin' on a Bird". I love that.
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I love the Surfers!, ever since back when Locust Abortion Technician came out. I love everything they have ever done even the radio stuff is way too cool to be radio worthy. My favorite album will always be Hairway To Steven. These guy's were a massive influence on me. I like your style DudeRight back at ya! Totally. I saw them live in a club in 1989 and then Lollapalooza in 1991. So good.I love the Surfers!, ever since back when Locust Abortion Technician came out. I love everything they have ever done even the radio stuff is way too cool to be radio worthy. My favorite album will always be Hairway To Steven. I like your style Dude
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Oh damn Im so jealous!, was the Lollapapalooza gig the one where he had a shotgun on stage and was shooting blanks toward the crowd?Right back at ya! Totally. I saw them live in a club in 1989 and then Lollapalooza in 1991. So good.




, that Gibby kills me!. Im gonna leave a little something here for our Bird family that just heard your post of Sweat Loaf and went
.Oh damn Im so jealous!, was the Lollapapalooza gig the one where he had a shotgun on stage and was shooting blanks toward the crowd?, that Gibby kills me!. Im gonna leave a little something here for our Bird family that just heard your post of Sweat Loaf and went
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Damn!,I am so in awe right now!. You opened for them not once but three times! Most in fn' credible!. What genre of music did your band play?.I saw them two or three times. The band I was in opened for the Surfers in Richmond Virgina. That was when they had the large, female dancer who shot ping pong balls...don't ask how or from where.
They also used medical films projected on to the band and on screen behind them. The one they showed of a male to female gender reassignment operation made a lot of people REALLY uncomfortable. In fact I remember a person or two fainting...
Since there are 350 posts between this one and the quoted one, I'm sure this has been pointed out: the lyric is "I bless the rains...". Again, this is all ya'all's fault for posting when I can't be here.
Its gotten to the point I check in on my iphone every hour or so just to try and keep up with the latest breaking comments.Since there are 350 posts between this one and the quoted one, I'm sure this has been pointed out: the lyric is "I bless the rains...". Again, this is all ya'all's fault for posting when I can't be here.
All the same, very cool! When was this?I saw them two or three times. The band I was in opened for the Surfers in Richmond Virgina. That was when they had the large, female dancer who shot ping pong balls...don't ask how or from where.
They also used medical films projected on to the band and on screen behind them. The one they showed of a male to female gender reassignment operation made a lot of people REALLY uncomfortable. In fact I remember a person or two fainting...
Damn!,I am so in awe right now!. You opened for them not once but three times! Most in fn' credible!. What genre of music did your band play?.
Awesome, sounds like you had some great times. If your band had some Husker Du vibes than Im sure you must have got a warm reception wherever you played, its great that you got to tour. The good old days.No only opened for them once, in Virginia. That was in 88' or 89'? I saw them around 87' or 88' at a club in Philadelphia called Revival and finally saw them a third time while I was working in a club (The Trocodero) also in Philadelphia. That was the tour where Gibby had the shotgun.
Funnily enough I was in Austin last week for work and had a short conversation with a record store worker about the copy of "Creamed Corn From the Socket of David" on yellow vinyl that I sold to help pay off my college debt.
I was in a band call Electric Love Muffin (from Philadelphia) we had a Husker Du/Replacements type sound, I guess. Put out 3 records, toured the US & Canada a bunch of times. Made no money but had a lot of fun and never spent more than 4 days in jail...
Yep. Trademarks are that way. You don't police them, you lose them.Also Fender, there is a factory churning out FSO's in any city under any given name it seems.
Sounds like someone didn't pay an invoice.Just got an update from an Aussie Guitar shop, not good news.
“The current Gibson/Epiphone supplier has just had the brand taken off them so there is no incoming stock for the time being. We are hopeful a new supplier will be setup in the next few weeks and we start to see stock again before Christmas.”
Awesome, sounds like you had some great times. If your band had some Husker Du vibes than Im sure you must have got a warm reception wherever you played, its great that you got to tour. The good old days.
I would have done the same thing, Im sure if you were opening for Elvis she would have understood.Yeah I saw Husker Du 4 or 5 times. We opened for them twice. The first time the had to use all of our gear (amp & drums) because their van broke down about an hour from the club. Actually it wasn't a club. It was an old warehouse where they practiced asbestos removal. I blew off my senior prom to play the show. My mom was really mad an said I would regret it. I love her but she was wrong...
275 posts later just to say, "Thank you, good sir, for using the proper spelling of the word 'whetted'. That is pet peeve material."Do we have any more confirmed reports of VPs in the wild yet? My appetite has been well and truly whetted now and i’m getting impatient!
Cool all around.No only opened for them once, in Virginia. That was in 88' or 89'? I saw them around 87' or 88' at a club in Philadelphia called Revival and finally saw them a third time while I was working in a club (The Trocodero) also in Philadelphia. That was the tour where Gibby had the shotgun.
Funnily enough I was in Austin last week for work and had a short conversation with a record store worker about the copy of "Creamed Corn From the Socket of David" on yellow vinyl that I sold to help pay off my college debt.
I was in a band call Electric Love Muffin (from Philadelphia) we had a Husker Du/Replacements type sound, I guess. Put out 3 records, toured the US & Canada a bunch of times. Made no money but had a lot of fun and never spent more than 4 days in jail...
Super jealous. I LOVE Hüsker Dü.Yeah I saw Husker Du 4 or 5 times. We opened for them twice. The first time the had to use all of our gear (amp & drums) because their van broke down about an hour from the club. Actually it wasn't a club. It was an old warehouse where they practiced asbestos removal. I blew off my senior prom to play the show. My mom was really mad an said I would regret it. I love her but she was wrong...