Look, listen. The Misfits are easily one of the greatest pop bands in history, right up there with the Ramones, the Beatles, and Steve McQueen. Watch your mouth. The issue with this version of the Misfits is they’re playing without a frontman who actually had a voice, talent, songwriting chops, or any real charisma—just a bunch of three or four nobodies who don't represent anything. If they were the real Misfits, I'd be on my knees... :2up:
Raymond Barrett12 said:LOUIE LOUIE – THE KINGSMEN – 1963 Pye International MADNESS – princ BUSTER – 1963 Blue DIMPLES – John Lee HOOKER – 1964 - Stateside SHAME, SHAME, SHAME – Jimmy REED – 1964 Stateside SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING – HOWLIN' Wolf AL CAPONE – princ BUSTER – 1965 - Blue el PUSSYCAT – MONGO SANTAMARIA – 1965 - CBS MY GIRL – THE TEMPTATIONS – 1965 Stateside. WOOLLY BULLY – SAM THE SHAM – 1965 MGM MGM MIDNIGHT hour – LITTLE MAC & THE BOSS SOUNDS – 1966 Atlantic
The top 5 things on this forum I couldn't care less about:
5. The Depeche Mode threads 4. Everyone's unsolicited commentary on Pavement lyrics 3. Those Bad Seed sounds on NPR 2. Whatever tracks are currently stuck in Elysium's head 1. Last.fm playlists
There’s a train leaving at 4:00 if you actually intend to pay for the trip $53 just to spend seven hours stuck in Indianapolis without seeing a single thing in the city... 🤔
Sorry man, I'm running on empty right now and I've gotta head out in a second anyway. I'll hit you up once I'm back. What's with this Mejnskr zabusavati thing...