Red Mosquito

bodysnatcher wrote:Leonard Skinnard

who did you rock out to when living in mississippi?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Leonard Skinnard

who did you rock out to when living in mississippi?

three doors down

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Leonard Skinnard

who did you rock out to when living in mississippi?

three doors down

i saw them in concert once ...with seven mary three and somebody else (shinedown, maybe?)

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Leonard Skinnard

who did you rock out to when living in mississippi?

three doors down

i saw them in concert once ...with seven mary three and somebody else (shinedown, maybe?)

i actually never listened to them, other than that Superman song on the radio. people were nuts for them bc they were from the state. my friend's cousin was in Blind Melon though, so we listened to them a lot and always got shwag from him

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Leonard Skinnard

who did you rock out to when living in mississippi?

three doors down

i saw them in concert once ...with seven mary three and somebody else (shinedown, maybe?)

i actually never listened to them, other than that Superman song on the radio. people were nuts for them bc they were from the state. my friend's cousin was in Blind Melon though, so we listened to them a lot and always got shwag from him

remember that song "no rain" by blind melon? i always liked that song

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Leonard Skinnard

who did you rock out to when living in mississippi?

three doors down

i saw them in concert once ...with seven mary three and somebody else (shinedown, maybe?)

i actually never listened to them, other than that Superman song on the radio. people were nuts for them bc they were from the state. my friend's cousin was in Blind Melon though, so we listened to them a lot and always got shwag from him

remember that song "no rain" by blind melon? i always liked that song

yeah it was pretty good. i like the slow version of it

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Leonard Skinnard

who did you rock out to when living in mississippi?

three doors down

i saw them in concert once ...with seven mary three and somebody else (shinedown, maybe?)

i actually never listened to them, other than that Superman song on the radio. people were nuts for them bc they were from the state. my friend's cousin was in Blind Melon though, so we listened to them a lot and always got shwag from him

remember that song "no rain" by blind melon? i always liked that song

This came on the car radio the other day and I literally thought to myself "I remember this song. I like this song."

The lead singer from a group called Tribal Roots is on our bar patio drinking a beer right now. They just finished a show across the street. He wants me to put on reggae so that he can flow, but we're not that kind of bar.

washing machine wrote:The lead singer from a group called Tribal Roots is on our bar patio drinking a beer right now. They just finished a show across the street. He wants me to put on reggae so that he can flow, but we're not that kind of bar.

My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Birds in Hell wrote:

washing machine wrote:The lead singer from a group called Tribal Roots is on our bar patio drinking a beer right now. They just finished a show across the street. He wants me to put on reggae so that he can flow, but we're not that kind of bar.

My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Oh my.

I threw him a bone and put on one Bad Brains song in the middle of this playlist. Seemed okay with it.

Just dropped the wife and daughter-child at the Justin Bieber concert. Certainly a much higher standard of dress at a JB show as compared to a PJ show.

Driving off my car must have felt as if some cosmic balance required restoring as "Rise Against" by Black Flag started on the radio.

Higgs wrote:Just dropped the wife and daughter-child at the Justin Bieber concert. Certainly a much higher standard of dress at a JB show as compared to a PJ show.

Driving off my car must have felt as if some cosmic balance required restoring as "Rise Against" by Black Flag started on the radio.

You dodged that bullet.

*Rise Above

Yep. Bullet dodged.

Birds in Hell wrote:

washing machine wrote:The lead singer from a group called Tribal Roots is on our bar patio drinking a beer right now. They just finished a show across the street. He wants me to put on reggae so that he can flow, but we're not that kind of bar.

My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

I hate reggae so much.

Strat wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

washing machine wrote:The lead singer from a group called Tribal Roots is on our bar patio drinking a beer right now. They just finished a show across the street. He wants me to put on reggae so that he can flow, but we're not that kind of bar.

My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

I hate reggae so much.

It's the worst.

Reggae isn't bad, thinking of getting into Peter Tosh's solo work.

I listened to Sublime S/T yesterday, still holds up.

rick malone wrote:Reggae isn't bad, thinking of getting into Peter Tosh's solo work.

I listened to Sublime S/T yesterday, still holds up.

I hope you aren't calling Sublime "reggae", though, lol.

I'm a big dancehall reggae guy myself.

Strat wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

washing machine wrote:The lead singer from a group called Tribal Roots is on our bar patio drinking a beer right now. They just finished a show across the street. He wants me to put on reggae so that he can flow, but we're not that kind of bar.

My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

I hate reggae so much.

+1

i was just thinking this morning how much i hate reggae. there's a reggae show on saturday mornings on our radio station. fucking hate it so much. especially when it's 38 degrees and raining for 30 days in a row. i don't want to hear damn reggae.

haven't white people stolen enough music throughout history?