Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

bart wrote:I loved Portrait of an American Family when I was in the sixth grade. Had a shirt and everything. And this was before Hot Topic, so I had to order it from an ad in Hit Parader.

Yea, I loved this album and still think it's his best one (I have heard nothing after Mechanical Animals).

Iholdthepain wrote:Saw his band open for NIN near Halloween 1994...

I was petrified! Plenty of danger!! He was naked, and swinging around a giant, 3ft long penis!!!

That's cool, I wish I had scene that. I saw NIN and David Bowie in '94, and it was amazing, but the opener was Prick, who weren't great. To this day, my dad refers to this night as the Nine Inch Prick concert.

tragabigzanda wrote:

bart wrote:I loved Portrait of an American Family when I was in the sixth grade. Had a shirt and everything. And this was before Hot Topic, so I had to order it from an ad in Hit Parader.

Yea, I loved this album and still think it's his best one (I have heard nothing after Mechanical Animals).

Iholdthepain wrote:Saw his band open for NIN near Halloween 1994...

I was petrified! Plenty of danger!! He was naked, and swinging around a giant, 3ft long penis!!!

That's cool, I wish I had scene that. I saw NIN and David Bowie in '94, and it was amazing, but the opener was Prick, who weren't great. To this day, my dad refers to this night as the Nine Inch Prick concert.

tragabigzanda wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb

I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problem

tragabigzanda wrote:

guestT wrote:Just mentally closed a very bizarre loop...

Back in the late 90s when I worked in the music department of a Christian bookstore (I know), I distinctly remember getting a huge-for-us (so probably like 5) shipment of CDs by a guy named Dicky Ochoa. I didn't listen to it, but the cover made him look like a Ricky Martin, Robby Williams dance pop knock-off. I think it might have been "praise and worship" music. They didn't sell so we ended up sending them back.

15+ years later I'm listening to Maraqopa by Damien Jurado. I love the way it sounds, so I google the producer, a guy named Richard Swift. Turns out it's the same fucking guy! And in addition to being an in-demand producer he plays in The Shins and The Arcs, and was the touring bassist for the Black Keys.

There's a gotta be a (small) landfill somewhere full of those Dicky Ochoa CDs.

I saw a lot of rock guys get into the Christian Rock genre just because they could still sell CDs. Pathetic.

bodysnatcher wrote:How much of an impact does David Bowie's death have on Blackstar being near the top of every Album Of The Year list?

theplatypus wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:How much of an impact does David Bowie's death have on Blackstar being near the top of every Album Of The Year list?

Some. But it's a really good album

tragabigzanda wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:That almost make me want to throw him some spins on Spotify.

Mailing him a single dollar would be more fruitful for Mr. Blunt.

durdencommatyler wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:That almost make me want to throw him some spins on Spotify.

Mailing him a single dollar would be more fruitful for Mr. Blunt.

Whoa, settle down. I'm didn't say I was in love with him.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:My wife and I just went to a punk rock flea market, and it struck me that I really do not relate to the punk aesthetic anymore (if I ever did at all). It seems like an aesthetic movement built around noncomformity is fundamentally contradictory, and bound for failure.