1. Chris de Burgh - Lady in Red 2. Eros Ramazzotti - 3. An American classic dedicated to My Mother 4. A medley starting with Great Balls of Fire, moving into Blue Suede Shoes, then Twist and Shout, before settling into a groove like I Like This Thing
1. Smurfs 2. Leonardo 3. Toy Story 2 4. Snorkijevci 5. Something from one of those FIFA World Cups back when I had six or seven duplicate copies of Trifon Ivanov
Top 4 salty snacks 1. Bob Koestlin 2. Koestlin 3. Saltsticks 4. Pardon Vic - not even close Tonight’s menu features Koestlin served straight from a mug
unknown said:Since we're already on the subject of cartoons, let's pivot over to the Music section for a moment. I’d like to propose a quick ranking: my personal top five animated series opening themes. The Smurfs — Once upon a time, in a forest deep within the American wilderness, there existed a hidden settlement where tiny creatures made their home in total secrecy. Listen, I go by Ivica—well, actually, let me just say my name is Ivica. If I draw it, it’ll come to life. 3. Cow and chicken - My mother kept chickens, my father tended to the cattle... and honestly, my old man couldn't have been prouder, regardless of the method. 4. Maya the Bee, and that's the original version— ...And then there's that bee I keep thinking about, you know, Maya the Bee. Once upon a time, there was life—just like that. That's life, I suppose. Just one day after another. 😁
I was just sitting there, completely losing it over that one track on Candy Crush—just pure, mindless vibes.
She was asking about it today—looks like there will be $27 an influx for both days And honestly, judging by these food signs, I’m planning on opening an unlicensed hot dog stand just to cover my travel expenses
Walter Foster52 said:Sandra Chase16, are you some kind of local, or just another one of Igor's extended hands from out of town?🙂
p.s. Kevin Chavez3, if you actually manage to make it, the booze is on me.😛
Not at all; I haven't the slightest clue. All I know is that Igor is a guy who kicks ass and happens to have an absolutely massive music collection (or so the ladies at the parties claim).
And his vibe is basically—I need to hear Mad Sin and the rest of them.
I’m pretty sure I’ll be making the trek out to Kansas City—I've got my sights set on seeing Mad to the Bone live.
Here is the lineup confirmed so far: THE BEAT FLEET (Miami) BOX (France) Let 3 (Seattle) MAD SIN (Germany) AGAINST ME! (USA) RED UNION (Canada) ATHEIST RAP (Canada) STARVATION (Kansas City) DEBELI PRECJEDNIK (Indianapolis) AGGRESSIVE SNAIL ATTACK (Seattle) FIGLI DI MADRE IGNOTA (Italy) READY KILLERWATT (Germany)
Since DOF keeps leveling up every year, expect an even larger stage this time around, complete with high-end lighting and a solid sound system. We're also diversifying the food situation; there will be plenty of options for both meat-eaters and vegetarians, and the bar area is being expanded so you won't be stuck waiting in endless lines. During the day, we'll have extra activities lined up, including some soccer matches and a book promotion centered around skate (sub)culture. (www.sergraphie.com) Both days will feature a massive merchandise stall packed with patches, t-shirts, hats, CDovi and other gear from the performing bands, alongside the full Dirty Old Empire distro. Ticket prices will be announced shortly, but let's be honest: that should be the absolute least of your concerns when deciding whether or not to show up for this year's Dirty Old Festival.
Well, I’m still waiting on the absolute best one to surface. As for the worst? It has to be Exodus (or something like that, I’d honestly rather forget) performing at viva la pola.
David Sullivan4 said:Even the Brits have admitted it... like DJ Stramer in "End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones." Someone actually bought me the DVD at work today for my birthday.🙂
The commentary regarding each individual Ramone is quite excellent—it basically boils down to: he was a great guy, but 1. he was an alcoholic, 2. he was a junkie, 3. he was insane, 4. he was a fascist, or 5. he was all of the above simultaneously.
To hell with him it was purely my gut feeling that tipped the scales toward British 🙂 but that’s just how I feel right now—you should probably ask me again tomorrow...
Steven Hernandez9 said:I’m starting this thread just to remind everyone that you really need to show up and drink heavily if my colleagues from the Midwest are going to get their travel expenses covered. The more you guys drink, the more reimbursement money we get, which we can then immediately turn around and spend right there on your tab.😉 I trust there is no confusion on that point.
np. Magnolia Electric Co. - Dark Don't Hide It
Oh! So does this mean my Friday night benders at the local pub will finally pay off?😁
But honestly, I am coming for that "unrehearsed country symphony, complete with harmonica and castanets."
frch said:I'm with you on that... punk and country music exist on opposite ends of a spectrum, so when there isn't any decent punk around, people default to country, and vice versa. 😁 😁
For instance: Sheer Terror - Don't Hate Me 'Cause I'm Beautiful.
shadowgardener12 said:Hehe, Kevin Chavez3, I actually lived through the era of the Buzzcocks myself. 🙂 It felt just like being at a high-speed chase on the interstate—pure chaos. But honestly, all their songs sounded identical live; I didn't even realize they were playing my absolute favorite, "Ever Fallen in Love," until they were halfway through. Maybe they were just playing way too fast? 😁 😕
I detest you so much right now (actually, I am quite envious)