I drove for about an hour and twenty minutes today to have a tooth examination that took about seven minutes.

I am angered because this is time I could have spent jacking off and/or playing Mario Kart.

I want that game so bad but a. I cant find it b. I am mad poor

Hello everyone, why do these forums seem so inactive?

why'd you drive so far to see the dentist?

are there any worthwhile music magazines you guys read? i think wire is pretty decent but most of the ones ive come across seem like ****

I keep getting spin because music festivals give me free subscriptions

Paste is ok, its seems to have pretty much been overtaken by hipsters though. my brother gets Rolling Stone and it sucks big time but I read some of the articles if they feature someone cool

is amoeba really neat zmev?

like is it worth visiting or is it just another record shop?

Not only are both bay area locations great shops but they're also in the middle of big cultural things per city (San Francisco and Haight St./Berkeley and Telegraph Avenue).

So yes either one is more than worth visiting. Plus there are free shows listed here [url]http://www.amoeba.com/live-shows/calendars.html[/url]

ugh must go there

Dear Okay,

Is there a site that displays all the cool shows coming up in the Tucson area? Example: r5productions.com lists all the good and meh shows coming up in Philadelphia. I imagine there's something similar for Tucson. I saw signs for Pinback in a couple of places.

lmao yeah because philly and tuscon are comparable

[QUOTE=samarahah;16592000]are there any worthwhile music magazines you guys read? i think wire is pretty decent but most of the ones ive come across seem like ****[/QUOTE]

I started casually reading this British music magazine called Uncut a few years back, it's pretty cool. I can't subscribe to it in Canada so I usually just buy it off the stand.

r5productions doesnt list all the shows they list their shows

[QUOTE=Zmev;16594134]Not only are both bay area locations great shops but they're also in the middle of big cultural things per city (San Francisco and Haight St./Berkeley and Telegraph Avenue).

So yes either one is more than worth visiting. Plus there are free shows listed here [url]http://www.amoeba.com/live-shows/calendars.html[/url][/QUOTE]

oh shi i might be able to make that two gallants one.
that'd be rad.

but if not i'll just go stop by the SF one.

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;16594411]I started casually reading this British music magazine called Uncut a few years back, it's pretty cool. I can't subscribe to it in Canada so I usually just buy it off the stand.[/QUOTE]

I've got a subscription to that. Pretty good.

yknow guys MGS4 *BLEEPS* BIG SWOLLEN CAMEL BLEEP!!! It's all visual, nothing more! PS3 BLEEPS!!! All the tech was wasted in graphics, lighting, yata yata...WHAT THE BLEEP HAPPENED TO THE GAME PLAY, WEAPONS, OPTIONS, FUN FACTOR!!???? MGS3 Snake Eater was way BETTER!!!! ......AND WHAT THE BLEEP IS UP WITH THE PS3 GAME TITLES!!!!!??? WHERE R THEY???? The selection that is available BLEEPING BLEEPS TUMOR RIDDEN TESTICLES!!!! It takes 2 BLEEPIN' years for decent PS3 titles to be released??????? And lastly.....WHAT THE BLEEP HAPPENED TO RESIDENT EVIL 5!!!!???? THEY BLEEPED UP A GOOD THING!!!! It doesn't even have that resident evil feel anymore! They transformed it into another military-shooter game! What happened to the erie darkness and......ZOMBIES!!!!! and what the BLEEP are those BLEEPING BLEEP looking flying bat like dinosaurs!!??? that's so BLEEPIN' BLEEP!!!! in the words of Carlos Mencia...."DEWT DO DEW!!!!!!"

[QUOTE=YDload;16594373]lmao yeah because philly and tuscon are comparable[/QUOTE]

Music scenes in cities are totally comparable.

[QUOTE=Reaganista;16594501]r5productions doesnt list all the shows they list their shows[/QUOTE]

That's true, but there aren't many shows I go to that they don't setup.

Sargent House is re-releasing Maps and Atlases' first two albums in stores, along with two other albums made by related members of the band:

[url]http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=3182400&blogID=424930437&Mytoken=97F393DE-32E5-42D5-BA8340E5FA7BA7E711373984[/url]

Me and my friend were walking by our old high school tonight and we found a Bob The Builder toy in the grass. Naturally we put it on the concrete and set it on fire. After his face melted he just fused to the pavement and that's left is a little bubbly black spot.

if you're going to burn things you better get some blank cd-rs and help keep mother nature safe from pyros

shazam!

[QUOTE]Not only are both bay area locations great shops but they're also in the middle of big cultural things per city (San Francisco and Haight St./Berkeley and Telegraph Avenue).[/QUOTE]
I went to the SF one when I was there in 2006, bought a couple things. Mad store.

Reading festival this week yay!

Can't wait to see RATM.

ratm are ****.

not live they arent

their songs are still bad.

ratm are bleh

samarahah has good taste in music. i would listen to her.

[QUOTE=pppoe;16599772]ratm are ****.[/QUOTE]

Stop trolling and STFU.

Thnkz.

In other news I just bought Batman: The Killing Joke & Wanted graphic novels. Been wanting both for a while. Interested to read Wanted and then see the film to see what they messed up on.

I am not trolling.

i saw RATM at a festival this summer, i don't like the band (at all), but they were fun live. until the crowds got too violent for me and one friend..we were too stoned by that point to deal with it, and so left for the campsite to wait on the others while drinking. festivals are fun!

who else is playing at Reading?

Holy ****, Yeasayer, Digitalism, Vampire Weekend, These New Puritans, umm... those were the best ones i saw and knew on the line-up, which is [url]http://www.readingfestival.com/lineup/lineup.aspx[/url]

so i just saw Panther with Digital Leather and some others. ****in awesome show, did some amazing stuff with vocals / delay / looping, and rearranging their songs. they would sample parts from songs of theirs and make it into an entirely new song, it was so great. he actually played the show with a pick of mine, haha... asked me at the last second if i had one on me and i did. talked to the guy a bunch, he's really cool. bought just about everything they had for sale ([I]14 Kt. God[/I] 12" LP, [I]How Well Can You Swim[/I] 7" EP, and a shirt). he appreciated it. crazy thing about the show was that there were honestly about ten people in this venue when they were playing. but in talking to him i told him he should play "the super extended set list version" and he agreed and did haha so i felt like the show was basically for me and my friend. and the other guy who runs some blog/review site that was there for them too. other than that the other people were kinda chillin around the side and bar

also, shouldnt look past the fact that a lot of Metallica's music really ****ing rocks and their performance would probably be a pretty fun experience. also didnt notice Pendulum was on the line-up, they are amazing, one of my favorite jungle/house/DJ's in general. also would be cool to see: Mindless Self Indulgence, Queens of the Stone Age, Dizzee Rascal.

Today, I see Radiohead.

Awesome.

nastia liukin

[QUOTE=Zmev;16594134]Not only are both bay area locations great shops but they're also in the middle of big cultural things per city (San Francisco and Haight St./Berkeley and Telegraph Avenue).

So yes either one is more than worth visiting. Plus there are free shows listed here [url]http://www.amoeba.com/live-shows/calendars.html[/url][/QUOTE]

hollywood > san francisco and berkeley

[QUOTE=pikester;16603527]Today, I see Radiohead.

Awesome.[/QUOTE]

I just got back from that. ****ing amazing. I was right near the front, I was maybe ten-twelve feet away from Johnny Greenwood.

[QUOTE=pppoe;16603760]hollywood > san francisco and berkeley[/QUOTE]

**** you guys you always get the best acts.

i guess there are some perks to living in socal.

[QUOTE=pikester;16603527]Today, I see Radiohead.

Awesome.[/QUOTE]

friday and a very long car ride to San Francisco for me.
i'm more excited to see Manu Chao tbh