Giuseppe Zangara

It's still gonna be seriously compressed because the width is greater than the height.

I don't think I've been to that hookah bar since that night, which is a shame, as they had really good food.

Jacksonville

It gets down into the 30s in the winter months, so yeah, head gear becomes a necessity, especially with no hair.

Since we're talking about Byrds-related people, I want Arkham Globe to talk about Gene Clark. I shall direct his attention towards this thread.

"Rock DJ" was a great video. I liked the song, too.

my poop story

I just remembered the only full-on bald picture of me on the internet—which you guys have seen—makes me look like an AIDS patient. When I'd wear a beanie in the winter, I was more of a chemo guy.

The risk is still there. He doesn't use studio trickery to pretty up anything.

Considering Albini's approach is basically hitting the record button and doing nothing else, a lesser act could easily be exposed for a bunch of no-talents.

Thanks for picking up the slack of the horribly old "Inc/Kinetic" joke that even MrRant dropped after awhile.

I did it for about two years. You'll find there are girls who really dig that look (though they're in the minority). Also, my years as a skinhead presented the only time in my life when I could pass as "intimidating," which I would occasionally use to my advantage.

I stole that line about the snipers from Kinetic.

I heard that solo album around the time it came out; it was fairly decent. My dislike of Dando came from his time in the Lemonheads, which is a band I might like more now than I did when I was in high school. I haven't gotten around to re-evaluating them, though.

Impossible.

Both, really. I don't feel like pulling out my copy of Sweetheart, but it gets into it in the liner notes. I'm sure there's some websites out there with the relevant info, too.

I've seen them for free three times. Lamest brag ever.

You've presented nothing for me to be in denial over.

Well, aren't you special.

If you want the full Gram Parsons experience, you're not gonna get it on Sweetheart of the Rodeo, anyway. Legal reasons prevented his voice from appearing on the record, though he still played on it. The Columbia reissue of the album includes some bonus tracks with Parsons singing, though. By the by, I had The (Parsonless) Byrds' "Eight Miles High" song stuck in my head throughout the day. Great, great song.

1. Absolutely fucking wonderful. 2. Really quite very good. 3. One of the few good songs on that album, but still pretty cheesy.

geezers need excrement lol

That post is embarassing on numerous levels. Please stop.

Oh god, get the fuck out of the thread.

All these bands are shitty, guys; The Hives had like one good song and the White Stripes are fairly solid. That's it.