[QUOTE=sexymuffin;14876685]well right now i'm between the sh 201 and the microkorg

both look pretty fun, i'm gonna have to go try them out

idk i'll head up to chuck levins sometime soon and see what they have in synths

and i'll check out some vintage synths just for you[/QUOTE]

let me know when you are coming in

ill hook you up

dude its better to have a small penis and get p[I]u[/I]ssy than have a big penis and have no arm pit hair.

tru^ i'm quite content with how this worked out for me

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;14877259]let me know when you are coming in

ill hook you up[/QUOTE]

oh shi do you work there?

that'd be mad tight if i could get special 'in with the employee whats up' priviledges

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;14877279]dude its better to have a small penis and get p[I]u[/I]ssy than have a big penis and have no arm pit hair.[/QUOTE]

[font=courier new]yes that is so true i often find myself wishing i had massive pit hairs[/font]

i know.

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Iggy and the Stooges have been making me laugh recently.

I saw them on TV perform at Glastonbury and they got like 150 people on stage, the security had no idea what to do. Everyone was going mental, it looked amazing.

and then this was on a TV Chat show the other day...
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vikb0rGosyI[/url]
It's so funny because nobody in the audience gives a ****, and they are all just staring at him.

Iggy and Ron Asheton are cool as hell, judging by the interview. Thanks for posting that.

Nice to see Mike Watt playing, as well.

Iggy was pretty cool when I saw them. I think he got tired because he's old though, because he lay down on the stage for one of the songs.

[QUOTE=sexymuffin;14877283]tru^ i'm quite content with how this worked out for me



oh shi do you work there?

that'd be mad tight if i could get special 'in with the employee whats up' priviledges[/QUOTE]


Yea I work there. Let me know when you're coming in.

I'm seeing Deerhoof tonight. I have a feeling they won't be that good live, though.

my friend went to one of their shows, it was the only show he's ever left early

I'm trying to drum up some excitement here, perriwinkle. You're crushing me.

tbh, I kind of regret buying the ticket because I don't really like Deerhoof that much.

you didnt let me finish

he left early because it was so good he shat his pants

if tickets <= $15 then who cares i'd go

Oh.

Well that's good.

yeah hey do you have Dysrhythmia - [I]Barriers and Passages[/I]?

If you have iTunes, their's a free Kill Rock Stars blog that had a Deerhoof performance. I thought it looks like a great show. That being said, I'm a big Deerhoof fan so I'm a bit biased.

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14882972]yeah hey do you have Dysrhythmia - [I]Barriers and Passages[/I]?[/QUOTE]

I only have [i]Pretest[/i]. Pretty good album.

I don't use iTunes, I had an old version on my computer and it was really slow and crappy so I got rid of it. I might look up some videos on youtube. The only Deerhoof album I really enjoy though, is Apple O'.

i havent heard Pretest so i dont know how to relate them but Barriers in Passages is sweet and i know youre one for noise / math / breakdowns / feedback n stuff

Can you upload that? I'll put up Pretest on the mailing list, as well.

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14882972]yeah hey do you have Dysrhythmia - [I]Barriers and Passages[/I]?[/QUOTE]

i have it

yeah vil do i would up it right now and rep you with the link buttt i am at work.

if you want to hear two songs from the album check [url]http://myspace.com/dysrhythmiaband[/url]

[QUOTE=Concubine;14883032]i have it[/QUOTE]

do you listen to it often? i have been going through a phase, the past three days its just been on repeat in my car. Appeared at First + Bypass the Solenoid = $$$

[QUOTE=Bukowski;14882935]I'm trying to drum up some excitement here, perriwinkle. You're crushing me.

tbh, I kind of regret buying the ticket because I don't really like Deerhoof that much. My friend who I'm going with is a much bigger fan.[/QUOTE]

They were cool when I saw them, but they were opening for Radiohead. The audience was in shock when they played Gore in Rut.

Deerhoof were excellent when I saw them. Really, really good.

[QUOTE=perriwinkle;14882972]yeah hey do you have Dysrhythmia - [I]Barriers and Passages[/I]?[/QUOTE]

Album is pretty bad. Like a bad Arctopus.

Nowadays I just listen to Sandstorm in my room on repeat.

DaRuDe

Deerhoof were amazing.

Seriously, and they're all really cool, and funny people as well. Especially Greg Saunier, who is such an excellent drummer. For such a mathy, spastic sounding band, they have amazing control over what they do onstage. The support band were phenomenal as well, they were called Holy Fu[I]c[/I]k. I'd never heard them before but I'll definitely be getting something now. It was a fairly small venue, totally packed (it sold out), and the whole crowd were really gettin into it. Just a totally enjoyable show overall.

Yea, the drummer looked awesome in the videos I've seen of them.

Yeah, when you see them play you can really dig the way he holds all the stop/start madness of Deerhoof's music together, even though he himself is going nuts.

He reminded me of Don Caballero's drummer when I saw Don Cab live. Really off-kilter, crazy drumming, and some really weird and funny anecdotes between the songs as well.