Rooster_Ties

'fraid I hafta agree. I'm not exactly saying this album is "bad", but rather that it doesn't do anything for me. WAY too mellow... ...so much so, that it always puts me to sleep. ZZZZzzzzzzzz........

They sent in their own pic. Unless your band has comparable racks, don't bother sending your band's pic.

While not pictured, the drums are just as pointy.

It sure does suck to be balding in a death metal band.

Sure, all of Jeremy's songs were about his turtle, but he always carried the amps.

These brick-wallers are scary...in Indiana, maybe.

Skeeter was purty durn excited over the new banner!

Insane Clown Pussies

From left: Line cook, coffee shop waitress, Kinkos guy and auto detailer. Not so scary now, are they?

Each morning, behind the Hostess factory, Vikktimm waited for the day-old fruit pies.

The many non-threatening moods of Steve Perry's younger brother, Jeremy.

Screaming! Screaming for cheese fries!

Nothing says "BadAss MFer" quite like a silver brocade pirate shirt.

"Mom didn't wash my jeans, that bitch!"

"Okay, guys. Line up by blood pressure."

Despite their beliefs to the contrary, the guitarist and drummer are NOT the two greatest assets of this band.

Not only did one of these guys suggest that this would be cool, but the other three actually agreed.

"Is the mullet historically accurate?"

Jeremy always conveniently forgot his shirt on "Photo shoot day".

For some reason, I think my newest Avatar is one that our own Jazz (and his evil clown!) might like.

Here's the full text of the Texas law, from www.dumblaws.com... If I'm reading the fine-print correctly, this law was ammended as recently as 1993 and again in 1994. Sheesh!!! Don't the police and courts in Texas have anything more important to do??????

from www.austinchronicle.com, back in August of 2000. By the way, I stumbled on this article when I did a Google search on "Georgia sex toys illegal", after I read in another thread (on another board) about the Texas illegal vibrator case, that sex toys were (supposedly) illegal in Georgia too. Seems to be the case, at least according to this article (and at least back about 3 years ago). This was the first search-hit I got from Google, and it turned out to be mostly about Texas laws.

from Downbeat.com

I'm listening to that track right now (it's one of the sample tracks for this set, from the Mosaic site). It's OK, and certainly not any worse than "OK". But that incessant line in the piano just goes on, and on, and on, and on, and on. I mean, I like a good groove as much as the next guy - but this one ain't winnin' me over in as big as way as I was expecting. “Good”, maybe - but not “Great” in my book. (Just my own opinion, and there's lots of room for other opinions besides mine.)

I’ll tell you one date that was a bit of a disappointment to me... I recently borrowed a friend’s copy of the Moncur Select recently, and I was somewhat nonplussed by Jackie McLean’s “Hipnosis” session (which I was hearing for the very first time). I guess it wasn't a 'bad' session, really, but I was somehow hoping for more from it. It is the only date from the Moncur Select that I didn't already have on CD, and I now have to admit that getting the Moncur set specifically for that “Hipnosis” session, is no longer as big a priority for me. I'll probably get the set some day, eventually -- but if I didn’t, I wouldn't loose any sleep over it.