Chris,
Your knowledge of The Pistoleros astounds me. Your well versed response on this
subject had me in awe. The genuine care and precision you wrote with moved me to
tears. WaitI might be changing my mind about you and might start
to like you.
Naww
>I do not know alot about that release!! Anyone have the scoop on
>Pistoleros?? Was it a side project??
>
>-jim
Snip...
Pistoleros are alive and well down here in Arizonathey actually have a
self produced cd "Mistaken For Granted" released locally under their
original name "The Chimeras"
Barry asks:
> And what about Naomi?
>
Oh oh, obscure Carol Burnett references? Is that where we're going next?
Lord help us...
Stuart Munro
>"McJob", say it loud and say it proud!
>
>Chris
>owner of all Doug Coupland's books
Oops, sorry Chris, missed this yesterday... MCJOB
Morgan "re-read "Life After God" recently and loved it just the same"
Sadly,
I do not know alot about that release!! Anyone have the scoop on
Pistoleros?? Was it a side project??
-jim
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Morgan Keating wrote:
> >Appearances on:
> >
> >Soul Asylum, Uncle Tupelo, Maria McKee, Counting Crows, Joe Henry,
> >Victoria Williams, John Hiatt, Wallfl
Thanks Chris... The TexMex flavoring part sounds interesting... I might
check this one out...
morgan
At 08:03 AM 4/14/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Morgan -
>
>Not bad if you like the Gin Blossoms. The Pistoleros have
>one album (that I know of) called _Hang On to Nothing_.
>Fans of the late D
Morgan -
Not bad if you like the Gin Blossoms. The Pistoleros have
one album (that I know of) called _Hang On to Nothing_.
Fans of the late Doug Hopkins (GBs guitarist, kicked out,
killed himself) - like myself - will enjoy their cover of his "My
Guardian Angel". Think of the GBs, but wit
>Appearances on:
>
>Soul Asylum, Uncle Tupelo, Maria McKee, Counting Crows, Joe Henry,
>Victoria Williams, John Hiatt, Wallflowers, Roger McGuinn, Pistoleros,
>Golden Smog . . .
>
>-jim
Hey Jim, sorry, I was signed off for the night... Pistoleros? I haven't
heard of them... Decent material?
i want my maypo
-Original Message-
From: Jerry Curry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 1999 2:42 PM
To: passenger side
Subject: Cereal Wars
Count Chocula tops FrankenBerry.
JC
have you tried the all berry Captain Crunch?
yum!
Linda, wondering if y'all are pulling my leg about there being a fluff list
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999, Morgan Keating wrote:
> >twang content: what about the Jayhawks for sidemen of the decade??
>
> Yes!!! They done good for Mr. Henry, etc...
Well actually they were cruising until a few years ago, so they don't get
my vote (and I know they are disqualified anyways as fr
>twang content: what about the Jayhawks for sidemen of the decade??
Yes!!! They done good for Mr. Henry, etc...
>
morgan "Louris and Olson fan to the end"
At 02:21 PM 4/13/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Is there a vintage cereal market now? Lord have mercy, what a culture...
>
>--junior
Scary, ain't it?
morgan
> Perhaps. But Booberry beats Count Chocula any day.
>
Right on Kip!!
Morgan
>
:)
morgan
At 03:07 PM 4/13/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I'd take Cap'n Crunch with Crunchberries over the Jam, but the CLash are
>better than most cereals, even those with substance, like Bran
>Flakes
>
>
There you are! Glad to have ya' in my ring.
Morgan
At 01:52 PM 4/13/99 -0500, you wrote:
In a message dated 4/13/99 1:21:43 PM EST, &adr=jon%5Ferik%40juno%2Ecom" onclick="this.search+='">[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << My brother and I had the same ongoing debate when we were kids ove
> Did you know they reissued (if that can be a term used for cereal), Boo
> Berry!? Yes indeedy! Got a box here in my veal fattening pen. (ugh,
> sorry for the Gen X reference)
>
> Morgan
>
"McJob", say it loud and say it proud!
Chris
owner of all Doug Coupland's books
Turns out that King Vitamin kicked FrankenBerry's ass . . . and then
shortly there-after Count Chocula.
-jim
twang content: what about the Jayhawks for sidemen of the decade??
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999, Jerry Curry wrote:
>
> Count Chocula tops FrankenBerry.
>
> JC
>
Mr. Weisberger and I attempted to start a twang and cereal thread only a
week ago..something about Homer & Jethro, Kelloggs, and New Country Corn
Flakes (ba-buck-buck-buck).
Now all this.!
As Cheryl will no doubt soon point out, this looks just like judging the
country music relation to cheap
Is there a vintage cereal market now? Lord have mercy, what a culture...
--junior
Did you know they reissued (if that can be a term used for cereal), Boo
Berry!? Yes indeedy! Got a box here in my veal fattening pen. (ugh,
sorry for the Gen X reference)
Morgan
At 11:41 AM 4/13/99 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Count Chocula tops FrankenBerry.
>
>JC
>
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999, Jerry Curry wrote:
>
> Count Chocula tops FrankenBerry.
Perhaps. But Booberry beats Count Chocula any day.
Kip
I'd take Cap'n Crunch with Crunchberries over the Jam, but the CLash are
better than most cereals, even those with substance, like Bran
Flakes
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