I like the ole's

I've been a fan of Drive By Truckers for probably 6 years or so now and just yesterday I realized that I had been hearing one of the lyrics to Tales Facing Up (one of my absolute favorite, top 5 songs in the catalog) wrong for 6 years Me and my brother's old lady went out and got stinking. She solve...

Clams wrote:This one's way tougher than the Stones vs Beatles. It's impossible.

It's easy for me, Zepplin wins in a rout. And here's why - better songs.

Penny Lane wrote:Um....WHATTTTT!!! Forget something...what about the MIDWEST?


Midwest:

My Morning Jacket

MMJ is from Kentucky. Even though we are right across the river from the north/ Midwest, most people from KY don't take kindly to not being included in the south. (Seriously.)

Johnny Ramone is also better than Ronnie Milsap.

When you think about it, the Homecoming Shows are like Gathering of the Juggalos with slightly less clown makeup. The gathering of the juggalos happens every summer about 20 miles from my house and its the biggest parade of douchebags and degenerates you've ever seen. I've never been to the Athens ...

Tequila Cowboy wrote:
On another note I think I'm adding "music history savant" to my business card right above "pedantic dicktard". You know, class it up a little.

No reason why you can't be both, right?

The Black Canary wrote:

mwh wrote:You won't get a ticket if you know where to park.

you won't get a ticket if you have big hooters and smile

The smile is optional.

You won't get a ticket if you know where to park.

Does anybody know of Friday night's show will be going up on archive?

So, FWIW, I'll admit that I made a mistake picking the Nikki Lane show over the Bobby Keys show, though Nikki Lane did have the hottest drummer I've ever seen. Should have gone to the Bobby Keys show but I had no idea who he was when I was ordering tickets. Plus I missed out on Angels and Fuselage a...

one belt loop wrote:

mwh wrote:

Smitty wrote:I am Smitty.

I like your logic.

I used my initials and now I have great screen name regret that I didn't go with something better.

Don't be silly! Your moniker is like a kiss. *mwah!*

34 years and I never thought about that. I'm back on board with it. Thanks! (I'm easily persuaded)

I mean..... No Prince, No Albert. The Cubs have a shot right? The Reds have to be front runners, but c'mon, this is the year Dusty Baker completely shits the bed again. No expectations which leads to me being totally fuckin' optimistic, again! I expect them to win about 75 games, but I'm excited an...

Smitty wrote:I am Smitty.

I like your logic.

I used my initials and now I have great screen name regret that I didn't go with something better.

Great show last night. The band sounded great - better than the last time even. Accidentally spent a few minutes in the Jordan Knight line instead of the DBT line. Either I wasn't the only one or he has a different crowd than I thought he would. I don't listen to enough Southern Rock Opera. Cooley c...

Every last person on this board knows Elvis ain't no Johnny Cash. (Somebody had to say it) I don't think Johnny Cash would say it, though. You're probably right. I can't say who was better in their prime, but I don't think Elvis's music has aged as well as JC's. I don't think his music has aged wel...

Every last person on this board knows Elvis ain't no Johnny Cash.

(Somebody had to say it)

LuthierJustin wrote:Jerry Cantrell is a Nickleback as well

In what way is Jerry Cantrell even remotely like Nickleback?

Say what you want about their music, but you have to admire their ingenuity.

Annie Lennox could be singing an issue of penthouse forum and I still wouldn't want to hear her awful owl screeches.

bovine knievel wrote:Black-eyed peas

It's like they said on the Office earlier this season - its rock for people that don't like rock, its pop for people that don't like pop, and its rap for people that don't like rap.

Time to start getting excited about this!

I was gifted all (most?) of these by a friend (as well as the MMJ catalog that I'm forcing my way through since most of you fine people seem to be into it. I don't get it at all but that's another topic.) but it's a little daunting. Where would you suggest someone completely unfamiliar with the Dece...

You know who's pretty good? My Murray State Racers. 23-0. A recent Bracketology had it set up so that Murray State and Iowa State would meet in the second round of the tourney, assuming we both won opening round games. I don't follow the bracket projections too closely since they change so much (an...

You know who's pretty good? My Murray State Racers. 23-0.

Amazon's deal of the day today is Daniel Ellsworth & the Great Lakes "Civilized Man" I saw these guys in Nashville a few months ago and, long story short, this cd ended up being one of my favorites of 2011. Those of you that like keyboards should be especially pleased. http://www.amazo...

3 things popped into my head for Dave's all-time top 10 moments:

1. Drew Barrymore - that's already been covered

2. Dave's first post-9/11 monolouge



3. Mujibur & Sarijul



I would've thought at least one of these would have made the list.

Hey, Bobby Keys isn't a legend to me, I guess that's the, ummmm, key here. You might want to read Keith Richards' autobiography. So does that mean u wouldn't go see John Coltrane or Charlie Parker or, to keep it among the living, Sonny Rollins? On edit: By "legend" in this case I don't me...

When choosing which Nashville show I was going to (still trying to get both in) I went with the one that Bobby Keys wasn't opening, mostly because I didn't think I'd like a saxophone-oriented band that much. Bad choice? Hey, he's just the opening act and i have no clue what he's up to or what he &a...

I thought this was funny. Somebody figured out the exact date from Ice Cube's "Today Was A Good Day."

http://murkavenue.tumblr.com/post/16553 ... s-good-day