Giuseppe Zangara

I'm waiting for Justin Timberlake to make his "Revolution 9."

I like this thread a lot more than the overrated O.J. Hart one, though rawmvp's playing up to the crowd rankles it a bit. I'd rather him be oblivious to everyone's ridicule.

Considering Birthday Party bassist Tracy Pew (seen below, to the right of Cave) often wore stetson hats, mesh shirts, and was always mustached, Nick Cave is so obviously gay.

I really liked my David Schwimmer gimmick much more than Whiskers. The former was subtle and clever; the latter was a bunch of dumb cat pictures. How was Schwimmer clever? You gave me posts to work from, like the following:

And here it is.

Don't listen to me. I'm just bitter that some of my best work here at TSM is stuck in a long-forgotten thread.

I really liked my David Schwimmer gimmick much more than Whiskers. The former was subtle and clever; the latter was a bunch of dumb cat pictures.

It's still around, folks.

I'm tempted to join just so I can see that XXX forum. It's gotta be awesome.

Tool is no more prog than Mars Volta. And fuck Mars Volta. In additon to the crimes Edwin listed, Cedric Bixler sings like the dude from Air Supply. That said, prog is one of the most joyless, relentlessly masturbatory genres of music in existence. There are exceptions, naturally, but I can do without it on the whole.

I've been summoned five (5) times in the last three years. That I'm a student got me out of it everytime.

He also sings "Willie the Pimp" on Hot Rats.

Trout Mask Replica is a noisy, chaotic, clanging, gorgeous mess. Herky-jerky rhythms and wildly atonal guitars chug away as Beefheart howls surreal, non-sequiter lyrics like an old bluesman. It may take awhile for it all to sink in--it's 28 songs and 78 minute running time give you a lot to digest--but it's worth it. Or you may just want to throw your stereo out the window. It's been known to provoke such a reaction.

I collect my tears in tiny crystal vials.

I don't believe that's got a UK release, which explains why it wasn't in the list. Those cunts.

Dylan's influence is felt more in spirit than in any specific thing. As far as music from the 60s goes, the Beatles and the Velvet Underground were, far and away, the most influential bands.

I prefer "The Way You Move."

Man, I don't think there's enough room in my stomach for nine Guinnesses.

Fuck this band. It's hair metal, ferchrissakes. Ten years ago, the fucking Bulletboys weren't hip for doing this kind of crap.

My birthday's four days after Christmas, and yes, I get shafted every year. I'm almost 25, and I still resent it.

I once knocked back five pints of the black stuff at a bar. I wouldn't recommend doing that very often.

Speaking as a pacifist, Stollsteimer's manager did a credible job of making him look like a pussy. Granted, we don't know the whole story here, but Christ....

I live in Florida, so, yeah, I'd love to get the fuck out of this state.

Get new taste buds. Up until a couple of weeks ago, my answer would've been Pabst (with Tequiza a close second), but then I had Casablanca. They finally bottled sulfur water.

16. The New Pornographers--Electric Version 17. Loose Fur--s/t 18. Pernice Brothers--Yours, Mine & Ours 19. The Flying Luttenbachers--Systems Emerge from Complete Disorder 20. Dump--A Grown-ass Man I'll post 6-15 whenever the mood strikes.