Giuseppe Zangara

StylesMark, why are you still alive.

I'm drinking Boddingtons again, which reminds me that I owe Benjarism a mouthful of fresh urine.

He's trying to impress you.

Great song, obv. Have you heard Nick Cave's version? It's good, even if it sounds like you'd think. "Chelsea Hotel, No. 2," though. Christ, fuck. The ending of it wrecks me every time.

I wish Cohen had put "Chelsea Hotel" on Songs of Love and Hate, since it—the song—predates the album. The album overall would've been the best thing ever.

The first time I posted that, I claimed it was Kinetic and myself, cruising the streets of Asheville.

Posting at our secret board, which we we're talking about a couple pages back. We never did invite TRITEC. Is she still around.

Fuck you.

And isn't a middle-aged retard. Forgot that part.

Is Mike Myers still supposed to be playing Keith Moon in that biopic? What horrible casting. Jason Schwartzman looks just like him AND can play drums.

As I type this, Keith Moon is getting on my nerves. wtf dude, not everything has to be fills.

Both awful in their own unique and special way.

This is like the best thread on this page. Jeez.

I once felt similarly.

I should go back and edit the first post, removing "Far Away Eyes" and replacing it with "Cherry Oh Baby."

I listened to Goats Head Soup yesterday and "Angie" still sucks. So does the rest of the last half of the album, minus "Starfucker," which is so ridiculously awesome. Also, I've come around on "Far Away Eyes," if only for the nice harmonizing on the chorus. Also, I've listened to very little else other than the Rolling Stones for the last couple of months. You'd think I'd be ready to move on, but no.

Only for the night I was Travis Bickle at some Halloween party.

I'd like to stuff his throat with cock.

Corey, Remission is way, way better than Leviathan. Get on that shit, post haste. Anyway:

TODAY IN PFORK:

People overreacted over some cosmetic advice. Pssh.

Why not.

The Indian Tower, by Pearls and Brass, is pretty cool. Sludgy stoner rock a la Black Mountain (being a recent example; Black Sabbath are fathers of all this) with the occasional folky interlude, though I think I like this better than Black Mountain. And I like Black Mountain. I should check out that Early Man that Gene's been singing the praises of.

I got that spyspace tracker the other day, but it's lame 'cuz it only recognizes IE users. None of whom look at my profile, apparently.