Re: It hasn't died after all (long)
Soon, I'll write it tonight after I get a few down. --Matt Cook Don Yates wrote: On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Matt Cook wrote: You can add The Gourds' GHOST OF HALLELUJAH to this date (March 9). So where's the promised MattReview of the album?--don
Re: It hasn't died after all (long)
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Matt Cook wrote: You can add The Gourds' GHOST OF HALLELUJAH to this date (March 9). So where's the promised MattReview of the album?--don
Re: It hasn't died after all (long)
You can add The Gourds' GHOST OF HALLELUJAH to this date (March 9). Best record I've heard in awhile. And for all you Damnations fans, just know that they agree with me on this one. Plus, Rob Bernard (guitar, banjo, singing, songwriting for Damnations) and Keith Langford (drums on HALF MAD and before, he quit their band to join The Gourds) play on the record. And all you ANODYNE, A.M., and BEING THERE, etc. fans can hear what Max Johnston is up to these days. Oh yeah, and don't forget Jimmy, Kev., and Claude, the winds beneath 'everyone's' wings. --Matt Cook March 9:Walter Clevenger The Dairy Kings Love Songs to Myself (w/Kim Shattuck of The Muffs, The Rooks' Michael Mazzarella and former"Brady Bunch" actor Robbie Rist guesting) Joe Henry Fuse Beth Orton Central Reservation Wilco Summer Teeth Monte Warden A Stranger to Me Now
Re: It hasn't died after all (long)
Are you makin' fun of me? 'Cause if you are, I don't think I can take it. Never happened to me before. --Matt Cook P.S.--I had to stop (drinking) prematurely last night so I wouldn't embarrass myself too bad upon my rereading of my gushings today. I think I might catch up tonight. Too bad I don't live in Austin (yet), Max, Jim, and I could drink 96 beers (while listening to the Police) before sundown again. You should hear me talk when I'm thatta way. While, I cannot type so well plastered, I can still talk. And believe me, it's the most profound shit you ever heard. But you can't blame alcohol for your own stupidity. And I've got alla that with or without the poisons. Matt Benz wrote: So where's the promised MattReview of the album?--don E...thsi album are fook gawd shit terrficc n ill stand on fkiing Danzig's coffee table and...I luv the goordds, did issay at? i am drrrunnkkk. jus wait a miunte i errr um arg say i saw some old tuna noodle casseeroolle whachya think bout that??Some dam gud shit on theis rec imean cd is greeattt. Oh..you meant Matt Cook's sorry.
RE: It hasn't died after all (long)
Aw, I'm just joshing ya. Those few posts you made while hammered (few?!!) had me rolling on the floor. Never have I seen anyone who could type the way a drunken man talks gibberish. So I was almost disappointed with your straight review of the Gourds, but that's alright. It was still a good review. Well, then, have yerself a good drunk tonight. Speaking of which, this reminds me of a somewhat amusing Bob Sovine story, for what it's worth. Last practice, the man had finished a 40 ouncer and was sitting down when I started off a song. I get done with the little intro lick, and instead of him coming in with his part, suddenly, Bob's guitar flies through the air, smashing into the mic stand with a great "grrboingpcrash!" in perfect time. "Damn strap." he sez. Now I'm the Other Matt -Original Message- From: Matt Cook [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 3:32 PM To: passenger side Subject: Re: It hasn't died after all (long) Are you makin' fun of me? 'Cause if you are, I don't think I can take it. Never happened to me before. --Matt Cook
Re: It hasn't died after all (long)
Ph. Barnard wrote: That's an impressive list, Bill. I too am eager to hear the new Walter Clevenger (go P2!! g) and to fork out my bucks for that Willie Nelson twofer with Roger Miller and Faron. Tasty! I'd like to know more myself about details of how and when those records were made. But the two-fer sounds like a no-brainer. So where do you get all these lists, Bill? They're very informative Well, this one was just copy-and-paste off the ICE Magazine website. http://www.icemagazine.com Glad it was of interest. I know it's probably old news for some around here. b.s.