Darth Drabek

Best sports game ever. NHL Hockey for the Genesis.

Hahaha.... "Danger Zone" That song is a classic. The last time I karaoked (if that's even a verb) was Cheap Trick, "I Want You to Want Me." It wasn't my choice, in fact the girl that chose it actually wanted "Surrender" but they didn't have it. Anyway, KISS - Strutter (which would be a great karaoke song in its own right) i know a thing or two about her i know she'll only make you cry-ieeeee

Yes ,the light does tend to burn. Very pretty must be cold in winter though. Green in summer? Is that possible? What is Social Distortion? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It is a rock and roll band from California. About Social D

Wasn't Dave Lombardo kicked out of Slayer for being too drunk to do the whole "all double kickdrum, all the time" thing Slayer does? Ryan Adams - A Kiss Before I Go

Hail to the King, baby! Duke had the freeze ray too, actually.

It's fairly good, if I remember right. Then again I was a lot younger and a baseball fan when I read it. Also, the movie gave the book a big boost in popularity, as film versions tend to do.

Well, I finally put new batteries in my digital camera. So now, I present my ridiculously awesome Social Distortion poster.

Muso's post got me thinking about how great a comedian Mitch Hedberg was. "I used to do drugs. I still do, but I used to, too."

You bet. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Nature Boy I need to pick up that B-sides and rarities album. Just checked out the tracklist, and an acoustic version of "The Mercy Seat" sounds pretty cool to me. Also, my first experience with Nick Cave (besides "Red Right Hand") was hearing "Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum" on Songs in the Key of X, a compilation of songs featured in and inspired by the X-Files TV show. I remember thinking it was one of the saddest songs I'd ever heard. I see that song made it onto the Rarities album, which is good, because it needs to be heard by more than the four people who own Songs in the Key of X. Edit: now listening to The Lemonheads - Favorite T I think Evan Dando might be a bit of an egomaniac.

You're the only one I know. Fountains of Wayne - Leave the Biker He's got his arm 'round every man's dream And crumbs in his beard from the seafood special Can't you see my world's falling apart, baby Please leave the biker, leave the biker Break his heart

Between speeding tickets and large blisters, I'm thinking KQD has had a rough batch of luck.

The Lemonheads - Down About It Wow. Every band should have Julianna Hatfield do backing vocals.

This game does look like it will rule. I'll have to visit my buddy with a 360 a few times once it comes out.

Are you guys talking about the Dudeson family? Which, I believe is Finland's answer to Jackass? I watched some of their show over here in the states. The one brother kept taking his pants off. They were walking by a hill of fire ants, and this guy decides the only thing to do is pull down his pants and sit on the ants. I guess that's pretty extreme... .... EXTREMELY STUPID!

She's undeniably talented, that's for sure. Just watching her freakishly agile fingerpicking made me throw up a little in my mouth.

Sure, her technique is impeccable, but can she ROCK? I don't THINK so!

Yeah, pretty epic scene with Robert Redford knocking out the lights and all. You see, he was "naturally" good at baseball.

Crowded House - Better Be Home Soon i know i'm right for the first time in my life Edit: to avoid double posting Teenage Fanclub - The Shadows Fantastic song.

That's what they thought, but we proved them wrong. :cool:

Yeah there is. Propagandhi -- Ska Sucks <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Bonus points for delivering the Op Ivy zinger via song title. Whiskeytown - Too Drunk to Dream

Nope, she played a crappy Casio keyboard. The bass player didn't show up for the "photo shoot." Yeah, we were so rock and roll we couldn't all be on time for a photo. And nope again, Baley. Sometimes I think I squandered my three years of being in bands by getting a steady girlfriend by our third show. Ah well, it worked out for the best.

Hey man, there ain't nothin' wrong with a unity song. Rancid - Ben Zanotto

3/4 of my old college band. This photo was going in the college newspaper, so we thought it would be cool to recreate one of our favorite album covers... I'm the guy on the left.

Specifically, "To Have and Have Not," a Billy Bragg cover.

Heh heh heh. LoneWolf, you sly boots.