What Music Are You Listening To ?

[Farfromgeneva]

The White Stripes


Seven Nation Army

Icky Thump

Fell In Love With A Girl

My Doorbell

You Don't Know What Love Is

From the Basement

Under Amazonian Lights


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRXcOg7QXbo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5wkTdVjE1s

Separate topic but college friend who lives in St. Paul was telling me about a great booze spot called “the wine company spirits”. He was at a place called The Land of World Whisky and talking up some Japanese whisky to me . Ever heard of it?

[Brooklyn]

Separate topic but college friend who lives in St. Paul was telling me about a great booze spot called “the wine company spirits”. He was at a place called The Land of World Whisky and talking up some Japanese whisky to me . Ever heard of it?

Nope. I've been a teetotaler for quite a number of years and have not ventured anywheres near a tavern in a long time. Have you tried "yelp"? They might have some data on it. I don't. Sorry.

[Farfromgeneva]

Separate topic but college friend who lives in St. Paul was telling me about a great booze spot called “the wine company spirits”. He was at a place called The Land of World Whisky and talking up some Japanese whisky to me . Ever heard of it?

Nope. I've been a teetotaler for quite a number of years and have not ventured anywheres near a tavern in a long time. Have you tried "yelp"? They might have some data on it. I don't. Sorry.

Not a problem only guy I stay close to in your hood. I guess this is a stor that does tastings rather than a bar. He’s got a vineyard called Trout Brook Vineyard and also makes a bunch of organic stuff and and homemade breads so I thought it’s might be up your alley in general.

[Brooklyn]

https://www.facebook.com/TroutBrookVineyard/


Evidently, it's in Hudson, Wisconsin or about 20 miles East of St Paul. I rode by Hudson but it's been close to 30 years. Can't say I remember the farm at all. In all honesty, it does look like a nice place to visit.

[Farfromgeneva]

https://www.facebook.com/TroutBrookVineyard/


Evidently, it's in Hudson, Wisconsin or about 20 miles East of St Paul. I rode by Hudson but it's been close to 30 years. Can't say I remember the farm at all. In all honesty, it does look like a nice place to visit.

Yeah that’s Nicks place. He tells me hes in St. Paul NYT I never paid close attention to location. Been threatening to visit for nearly a decade. Unless he bought it turnkey that 93 is a bit of creative license because we graduated in 2000-2001 (I did the five year plan but we started together in Geneva)

[Typical Lax Dad]

Just fantastic

[FannOLax]

Gotta love Don Henley's voice.

[Farfromgeneva]

Wish is was listening to this NYC homecoming concert tonight...

https://www.centralpark.com/events/we-l ... g-concert/

[Farfromgeneva]

Moment of pride as father:

Took son to get new baseball glove for his birthday Monday. Hadn’t really introduced him to the Boss yet so played a few songs. Here’s his initial thoughts:

“Thunder road is way better than this one (Born in the USA)”

“He’s great how he has all horns and saxophones while rocking out”

“He’s like me-Suns out guns out” - from Born to Run video

“At least he made up for Born in the USA by redoing it as Born to Run” (I explained the latter came first)

“How does he make this song sound happy and I hear words about people struggling to work and being sent to kill people in war?” - referring to lyrics in Born in the USA, I might add there’s a whole regressive contemporary “know nothings” cohort that still doesn’t understand the point of that song, same morons that are playing Killing in the Name Of...

[OuttaNowhereWregget]

My brother introduced me to Primus in the late 1990's. It took me a while to "hear" them. My Name is Mud off the album Pork Soda was the first song I grew to appreciate. I always liked the "Whar you goin city boy?" heard during the bridge, and never knew where it came from until rewatching the excellent movie Deliverance (1972) one day. (Did you know the sheriff in the film was played by the author of the book? Not a bad job of it either.)

[Farfromgeneva]

My brother introduced me to Primus in the late 1990's. It took me a while to "hear" them. My Name is Mud off the album Pork Soda was the first song I grew to appreciate. I always liked the "Whar you goin city boy?" heard during the bridge, and never knew where it came from until rewatching the excellent movie Deliverance (1972) one day. (Did you know the sheriff in the film was played by the author of the book? Not a bad job of it either.)

Saw the New Years Eve 95 (going into 96) at what used to be called the Cow Palace in SF w my sister and brother in law. Les Claypool busted out a bow and at midnight played Auld Lang Syne (sp?) at midnight. It was pretty awesome

[OuttaNowhereWregget]

Saw the New Years Eve 95 (going into 96) at what used to be called the Cow Palace in SF w my sister and brother in law. Les Claypool busted out a bow and at midnight played Auld Lang Syne (sp?) at midnight. It was pretty awesome

He’s one of a kind, ol’ Les.

[Farfromgeneva]

Saw the New Years Eve 95 (going into 96) at what used to be called the Cow Palace in SF w my sister and brother in law. Les Claypool busted out a bow and at midnight played Auld Lang Syne (sp?). It was pretty awesome

He’s one of a kind, ol’ Les.

Not for everybody but a rare talent I’m glad I saw live. Opening acts of Everclear (generic college rock my son will Make the same music with his buddies in 5-6yrs and he just turned 9 today) and Tool (got into a fight in the mosh pit because a dude trucked over a girl who was pretty and I was 17..)

[OuttaNowhereWregget]

I think the first and only time I saw Primus was the Tales from the Punchbowl tour at the Aud in Worcester Mass. They kicked the %#*^& doors in with Pudding Time to open the show. We were in the balcony just to the right of the stage and had a spectacular view. The crowd on the floor in front went absolutely ape sh*t when Les pounded out those first few notes to the song. Incredible show.

[Farfromgeneva]

I think the first and only time I saw Primus was the Tales from the Punchbowl tour at the Aud in Worcester Mass. They kicked the %#*^& doors in with Pudding Time to open the show. We were in the balcony just to the right of the stage and had a spectacular view. The crowd on the floor in front went absolutely ape sh*t when Les pounded out those first few notes to the song. Incredible show.

This is why love music is so great. Sometimes you get the studio album and that’s lame (seen Toad the Wet Sprocket somehow 4-5x and every time it’s like putting the album on and that’s a waste of 2hrs) but when you get the performer dropping their nuts and feeling it there’s very little like it. (see any love old Joe cocker show)

Got a bootleg of that show you could copy for a music fan?

[OuttaNowhereWregget]

I think the first and only time I saw Primus was the Tales from the Punchbowl tour at the Aud in Worcester Mass. They kicked the %#*^& doors in with Pudding Time to open the show. We were in the balcony just to the right of the stage and had a spectacular view. The crowd on the floor in front went absolutely ape sh*t when Les pounded out those first few notes to the song. Incredible show.

This is why love music is so great. Sometimes you get the studio album and that’s lame (seen Toad the Wet Sprocket somehow 4-5x and every time it’s like putting the album on and that’s a waste of 2hrs) but when you get the performer dropping their nuts and feeling it there’s very little like it. (see any love old Joe cocker show)

Got a bootleg of that show you could copy for a music fan?

Closest I can get...

[Farfromgeneva]

I think the first and only time I saw Primus was the Tales from the Punchbowl tour at the Aud in Worcester Mass. They kicked the %#*^& doors in with Pudding Time to open the show. We were in the balcony just to the right of the stage and had a spectacular view. The crowd on the floor in front went absolutely ape sh*t when Les pounded out those first few notes to the song. Incredible show.

This is why love music is so great. Sometimes you get the studio album and that’s lame (seen Toad the Wet Sprocket somehow 4-5x and every time it’s like putting the album on and that’s a waste of 2hrs) but when you get the performer dropping their nuts and feeling it there’s very little like it. (see any love old Joe cocker show)

Got a bootleg of that show you could copy for a music fan?

Closest I can get...

I have this in CD form yet to be converted in a drawer somewhere in my office. I still like Pork soda best

[OuttaNowhereWregget]

Yeah – Pork Soda was great. I also loved Sailing the Seas of Cheese and Frizzle Fry.

Another little bit of trivia: Where did Les get the name Mr. Krinkle?

[Farfromgeneva]

Yeah – Pork Soda was great. I also loved Sailing the Seas of Cheese and Frizzle Fry.

Another little bit of trivia: Where did Les get the name Mr. Krinkle?

I don’t know hit me. Assume it may be a cop pig reference.

[OuttaNowhereWregget]

Yeah – Pork Soda was great. I also loved Sailing the Seas of Cheese and Frizzle Fry.

Another little bit of trivia: Where did Les get the name Mr. Krinkle?

I don’t know hit me. Assume it may be a cop pig reference.

In the movie Taxi Driver. It’s the fake name Robert De Niro‘s character gives to the Secret Service guy.