RE: Asylum Street Spankers looking for musicians

1999-04-14 Thread Dave Purcell

I know I'm a little late in chiming in here, since I was out of the office here, but 
I couldn't help but add that this part:

 Would you please go find a life.  

... was pretty hysterical given that, for my money, Jon is the best 
bass player in this area, and regularly anchors the bottom end for 
three (occasionally four) top-notch bands.

Dave


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RE: Asylum Street Spankers looking for musicians

1999-04-13 Thread Jon Weisberger

 Interested musicians must be incredibly badass.  In fact, unless you have
 chops to burn, don't bother.

Gee, and here I thought that feeling would have to be the number one
qualification

Jon Weisberger  Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/



RE: Asylum Street Spankers looking for musicians

1999-04-13 Thread JP Riedie

 Interested musicians must be incredibly badass.  In fact, unless you have
 chops to burn, don't bother.

Gee, and here I thought that feeling would have to be the number one
qualification


Would you please go find a life.  I have a band in crisis here and I
certainly don't need every middle-aged mediocrity's  two cents.  Unlike you
and your ilk, these are world-class players and all the "feeling" in the
world is not gonna allow a half-assed player to keep up with this band.

Though you might be more interesting if you spent your time doing something
other than taking swipes at every post that comes down the pike, you're not
nearly as clever as you think you are.

So, please tell me what purpose your post serves.  It certainly doesn't
help me or this great band.  What it does is illustrate your sullen
smugness and beg the question of why you don't have better things to do.

And if you or anyone out there takes issue with my tone, tough.  My post
set out some pretty stringent qualifications.  Unlike Weisberger I don't
have time to waste by qualifying everything I say for the consuption of
lameasses who can't handle a little direct communication.

I'm over here doing things rather than taking shots at people who do things.




Re: Asylum Street Spankers looking for musicians

1999-04-13 Thread cwilson

Someone's gonna have to say it, and better not-Jon than Jon:

JP, you completely misconstrued Weisberger's meaning here - it was an 
inside-joking reference to Jon's long, untiring **defence** of the importance of
chops in country (and other) music. In other words, he agrees with you 
completely. He was kidding, and he wasn't taking a shot at you but at various of
his P2 sparring partners (Roy Kasten, call home).

Fair enough you didn't get the context (request the P2 archive containing the 
Freakwater Chronicles for clarification), and by the sounds of it you're under 
stress right now. But it's boorish, to say the least, to refer to "you and your 
ilk" when clearly you don't know the first thing about what Jon's ilk might be.

I'm always amused when people declare themselves to be above basic social 
decency. The Superiority Fairy works in mysterious ways.

carl w.

Reidle:
 Interested musicians must be incredibly badass.  In fact, unless you have 
 chops to burn, don't bother.

Weisberger:
Gee, and here I thought that feeling would have to be the number one 
qualification


Reidle:
 Would you please go find a life.  I have a band in crisis here and I 
 certainly don't need every middle-aged mediocrity's  two cents.  
 Unlike you and your ilk, these are world-class players and all the 
 "feeling" in the world is not gonna allow a half-assed player to keep 
 up with this band... (blah blah blah ad nauseum).



Re: Asylum Street Spankers looking for musicians

1999-04-13 Thread Don Yates



On Tue, 13 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 JP, you completely misconstrued Weisberger's meaning here 

He sure did, and managed to insert a pretty big foot in his mouth in the
process.  I love ya, ya hot-headed cajun, but jesus christ, you might 
wanna think twice before levelling a stream of personal insults at someone
over something that you obviously misunderstood.  And speaking to the
group in general now, please try to be civil when posting to P2 and
refrain from hurling insults at your fellow P2ers.  It usually only makes
*you* look bad, and not your intended target.--don




Re: Asylum Street Spankers looking for musicians

1999-04-13 Thread Christopher M Knaus

Hey there,

Carl to JP
JP, you completely misconstrued Weisberger's meaning here - it was an 
inside-joking reference to Jon's long, untiring **defence** of the 
importance of chops in country (and other) music.

Well, Weisberger's post looked like an insult to me too. 

Perhaps Jon W should be sure to add g's and in-jokes going on two years
old deserve a bit of explanation, ya think?

Later...
CK who's been around over two years
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Re: Asylum Street Spankers looking for musicians

1999-04-13 Thread JKellySC1

In a message dated 4/13/99 9:50:23 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
writes:

 Well, Weisberger's post looked like an insult to me too. 
 
 Perhaps Jon W should be sure to add g's and in-jokes going on two years
 old deserve a bit of explanation, ya think? 

Having been on the receiving (and delivering) end of a few barbs with the 
bluegrass nazi (no antisemitic offense, it's trendy), it gets old after a 
while. I can see JP's POV, and while he was legitimately offended at a 
questionable post he did see the error in his ways. But nevertheless, when 
more than one person is over it, maybe it's time to lighten up. JP made an 
honest request for some P2 help, and while I wanted to send him a private 
message of support, his apology post inspired me to make a more public 
statement. 

I guess I will have to practice what I preach. 

Slim
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