Darth Drabek

AH! A resource for those of us who need help working on our "night moves." It doesn't illustrate my move of choice though, in which the hips move slightly as the arms go through a similar pattern to that of a jogger.

Paul Gilbert - Better Chords No matter what you do I've got better chords than you There is nothing left to prove while I'm alive No matter what you say I've got better chords to play So just beg for my mercy Apologize But if you want something good to sing You've come to the right place cause I'm the king No matter what you've heard I will use that major third To make better chords Bettter chords than you Off the CD entitled "Alligator Farm."

And you can listen to some bitchin music at the same time. Like this great piece of history, and one of my favourite recordins, Helen Humes, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee, Willie Dixon, T-Bone Walker and Memphis Slim - Blues Ain't Nothing But a Woman <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That is some beautiful, beautiful music. Time to drive home for the day. Probably listen to some Hi-Standard. youtube link

Nope. I suppose I'll bite the bullet and spend $30 per month or whatever it is for DSL these days. My new job's much nicer than my old one, so it's not like I'll have to cut out lunch three days a week to pay my internet bill. I have super high speed and a brand new computer at work, but it is work. I should do work there, according to the definition of the term. Anyway, listening to:

Yikes. As far as bass players with a last name of Sheehan go, I prefer Bobby over Billy myself. Blues Traveler was a pretty bitchin' band, and one of the only "jam" bands I tolerate.

I considered picking a bass virtuoso, but most bass ninjas muck up the mix, IMO. I wanted a "background" bass player in this band, because the focus would be on the other elements. An Edgar Meyer or Billy Sheehan (in the rock world) are technically better players, but that's not what I'm looking for here. I always thought the guy from Wilco played understated, but decent lines. I guess his name is John, not Jeff. John Paul Jones would probably be another good choice. Also, my band will feature WZ and the younger Dylan doubling on harmonica occasionally.

I think this band would put on a VERY interesting show, if all the members were alive and agreeable. Piano: Warren Zevon Marimba, organ: Tom Waits Lead guitars: Robert Cray, Kim Thayil Rhythm guitar, vocals: Frank Black Bass: Jeff Stirratt Drums: Matt Cameron Vocals: Greg Dulli, Neko Case, Jakob Dylan Trumpet: Al Hirt Trombone: Richie "La Bamba" Rosenberg Sax: Arno Hecht, Crispin Cioe The meshing of styles would be delicious. Also, listening to The Who's "Eminence Front."

: ( <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Don't worry, you will have it (today), and it WILL be very good. The stuff of dreams, even.

Awesome! Glad you picked it up, man. I saw Our Lady Peace for free about five years ago at a university sponsored show. They were.... okay. I was an idiot and decided I'd show my younger friends the proper way to "crowd surf." Fell pretty damn hard. Anyway, just to spite Laozi: Violent Femmes - Life is an Adventure

I'll give you a dream band! ... on Monday, when I get back to work, and the Internet. Hooray for the weekend! I'm actually gonna get hooked up at my new pad, which is good, 'cause I haven't even scouted out the nearest library yet. I can tell you this much though.... there will be no Beatles in it. Edit: Bob Dylan - Visions of Johanna

Ooooh, the original! Paul Gilbert - Friday Night (Say Yeah) Did anybody know the guitarist from Mr. Big made some really rockin' solo albums? He's a fantastic technical guitar player, and he can write some poppy gems. @Mus: Is it safe to say that Blind Guardian album is not a remake of the Queen album?

Good tune... anybody heard the solo Thom Yorke yet?

I have a friend who is really into Muse. I suppose I should try to borrow a CD from him sometime. What's the best one, in your opinion? moe. - Rebubula

You guys see Zidane's comments today? I'm not too good with time differences around the world, but I think this stuff just happened an hour ago. link1 link2

I love the version of "Prison Bound" on live at the Roxy. Social D - This Time Darlin'

^ Classic. "G's and Hustlers" is probably my favorite on there.

Ah, I see that Meta has perfected the art of the stubble-beard.

^ Yeah, I like how Frankie changes it up a little on the BBC version. Specifically, "Leicester Square."

"Born to Lose" is off this album. It's the one on which they delve deepest into that classic country music, which fits their style quite well, I think. Rocket From the Crypt - Young Livers

YESSSSSSSSS It was a hot summer night in mid July, A hangover and a black eye Your momma said I was a loser, a dead end cruiser And deep inside I know that she was right Rocket From the Crypt - Come See, Come Saw

Beatallica and DJ Danger Mouse are both cool in my book. Rancid - Black Lung Some things keep me going Well I got no one to blame Five o'clock is comin' Do you feel the same? When the lonely whistle Calls out your name? Life Won't Wait is such an underrated album.

I honestly thought he died years ago. Crazy junkie. It's sad what happened to the guy, but PF was better off without him. I mean, come on, "Bike" was a terrible song.

A little birdie told me the Hoff will be releasing a hip-hop album in the near future. Ice-T, of Body Count fame (or infamy), is producing it. It's time for the Hoff to ruin all posers who try to step to his flow! Edit: Here's the story.

Better Than Ezra - King of New Orleans

That sounds like a fairly interesting lineup. Listened to Lovage yesterday. Listening to The Princes of Hollywoodnow. Song's called "My Love Will Be True."