Giuseppe Zangara

I didn't mean to say Mangum's lyrics were dull so much as the music plods at times.

I'll be spinning some Dwarves and N.W.A., too.

Hey, I'm plugging my radio show in this post. Last proper one of the year. Two hours of indie bullshit, with a little jazz thrown in at the beginning. Starts at 9pm, EST: http://stream.unf.edu:8080/ramgen/wosp/wosp.smil

Well, bully for you.

Sometimes that album makes me all blubbery and emotional and I think it's about the most cathartic albums ever recorded; other times, I find it dull and maddeningly vague. Needless to say, it's one of my all time favorites. Music is weird.

Got that one in New York, too. The one that's a reproduction of the On the Corner cover is far cooler, though.

I did an image search on "velvet underground shirts," but couldn't find mine exactly. It's a reproduction—in black print on a white shirt—of the cover of the book from which the band got its name. When I was in NYC last year, they had the same shirt at Bleecker Bob's, except white on black. I almost got it, since, sadly, my original one was starting to fade.

Shit, guys gotta get his information somewhere........ Kid. Nothing wrong with learning about bands via allmusic, but you toss out names you've read there, connecting them with opinions painted in broad strokes and with very little basis in reality. Almost every one of your posts in the Music folder is painfully transparent; you're still learning, yet you try to act the authority.

"Calling you" is quite different from "letting yourself dig your own hole."

Led Zepplin made a strong showing in Pitchfork's Top 100 Albums of the 70s list!

Liking shitty bands is neither ironic nor does it make you a better hipster, so it's a wash.

I'm still the only person I know who loves The Delgados' Universal Audio.

To his credit, he's not as bad as y2jailbait. That kid just relies on Pitchfork and peruses the similar artists section of allmusic for all his info.

Banky began liking country when he learned some of it was hipster-approved. Oh, and notice he never talks about Sublime anymore.

Remember when Banky was all like "dude Sublime is the best band ever my original screenname was a tribute to them" and now he's all "I'm a fucking hipster doosh who has superior taste in everything."

Banky's trying to be a hipster, guys. He knows the words, but none of the music.

Generation is where I got my much beloved Velvet Underground shirt back in May 2001. Memories.

Rachel Ray's hips may very well be the best thing about her.

Nigella wears too much makeup; other than that, I'd like to slide my rock hard wang between those mountainous tits. And Brian made a flippant remark about Ray getting chubby, when Lawson is far more plump.

That Tower holds a special place in my heart. It's where I picked up The Velvet Underground & Nico, as well as the Buzzcocks' Singles Going Steady. I'd go broke if I lived within 20 blocks of it. Here's the store in question: You, gtd and myself have all walked through those doors.

And then there's Other Music which is about a block away.

What were you saying there.

You live in Greenwich, right? I know the Tower you're talking about. I dropped like 80 bucks there last time I was in NYC.

No.