Giuseppe Zangara

Neil Young albums that you can listen with your mom: Everyone Knows This is Nowhere After the Gold Rush Harvest Neil Young albums you'd be better off listening to alone, in a darkened room: On the Beach Tonight's the Night

I hope you're not expecting it to be too warm; it often gets around 40-50 degrees in the winter here.

I'll one up you. I'm driving to Florida over New Years to avoid what will surely be a snowy Indiana hell, between New Years Eve and the following Monday. Plus I've never been to that state, which is mostly why I'm going. Okay, but I'm assuming Chicago's more interesting than Jacksonville.

Agent, you should come to Chicago when I'm there in March.

Ignore that other thread. EDIT: Consider this to be the official Kotzenjunge birthday thread.

I never would've clicked on this thread had the title not been in all caps!

IDRM, what do you think of David Banner. I really liked Mississippi: The Album, but I haven't checked out anything else.

What I meant to say was no one likes godthedog.

He's older than I thought.

The writer did call the Flavor Flav influence, so he got that right. He also wrote about how ODB was a tragicomic figure—which I was fine with—but he was attempting, unsuccessfully, to tie it into his theory that ODB's hijincks made rap more mainstream. Wu Tang did well in sales and whatnot early in their career, but by the time Enter the 36 Chambers was released, rap was already dominating MTV. ODB taking a limo to collect his welfare check had a negligible impact on the popular music demographic of the time.

Shortly after Ol' Dirty Bastard's death, there was a column in the local alternative weekly about how ODB made hip hop more accessible to the mainstream, and how ODB influenced rappers like Kool Keith and Li'l Jon. I sent the dude an email detailing how everything he said was wrong, but he never responded, nor did my letter get printed in the letter's page of the following week's issue. They did print a letter praising the writer for his "intelligent" insights into the world of rap music.

That's cause it's college. Somebody could have recorded themselves taking a shit and it would have been number 1 if they said they were shitting on Bush. I'd say there's only one guy at the station who unequivocally likes anything anti-Bush. Otherwise, the people who voted for the album genuinely liked it. I've no opinion on the album itself, as the only song I heard from it was the one that uses the fucking Carmina Burana sample. Which is terrible.

That Ministry album made my station's top 20 list for this year.

Flyboy's a decent person, but that period where he was hanging from CJ's nuts was all kinds of embarassing.

TSA said she loved 69 and no one reacted. My dumb joke following her post was completely unrelated, too.

Porn removed by Agent of Oblivion on Dec 8 2004, 11:31AM

And Holly Golightly isn't why that song sucks, anyway.

2003

Look, as I told The Man in Blak on AIM earlier, if SNKT had started an "Inc is Dead" thread like those nerds at WDI did a few months back, I pobably would've started posting at your board again, therefore extending its shelf life a few more months.

Jacksonville didn't have a Whataburger until about eight months ago; now there's three of them.

I'm pretty sure CJ was banned for that bit of cosmetic advice he gave stardust back in the day.

Brian's out of his gourd. Again, I point to his prefered Nigella Lawson as being quite bigger than Ray.

Today, they had the Food Network on at my favorite bar, and man.

Looks like Whataburger is a southern thing!

Ok, dude.