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Breast implants can now be inserted via the navel. Yowza.
Just got back from doing the Sapphire thing avec Anna. Courtney invited us to her birthday party on 4/4. At the Rendezvous no less. The Rendezvous is where the drunks go after they've been kicked out of every other bar on a given night. (Shining Rendezvous moment: playing a show there [someone's b-day party, funny enough], and borrowing Gruntruck's P.A.)
I'll be sure to bring my shank.
If you dig hard enough, here's what $15.74 can buy you at the U-District Cellophane Square:
My search for a (read: any) Disco Inferno CD came up nil, once again. I figger I'm gonna have to go to Silver Platters (they of the purloined Spiritualized disc described above). They'll probably have something. Or maybe Fallout. We shall see.
One more day of the weekend left. Let's see what damage I can do.
I'll be sure to bring my shank.
If you dig hard enough, here's what $15.74 can buy you at the U-District Cellophane Square:
Analog Brothers - Pimp To Eat: Ice T & Kool Keith. Shee-it. Probably the best shit Ice T's done since O.G. Original Gangster.
Peep;[sic] - The Joy Of Being: It was on Knitting Factory Records. It was $1.00. I figgered why not?
Chappaquidick Skyline: In case you couldn't get enough Scud Mtn. Boys lovin'...
Spiritualized - Lazer Guided Melodies: This is an import from Deutschland from 1992. The CD still has "PROPERTY OF SILVER PLATTERS" printed on it. Hmmm...
various - Fuck The Rules: some Warner Bros. sampler from 1996. Pretty much the only reason I got it is because there was a Soul Coughing song on it from (I think) the "X Files" soundtrack. It also contains songs from such exciting acts as the Goo Goo Dolls, Biohazard, and Adam Sandler. Woo.
Illium - Plexiglass Cube EP: I believe this is the first release from this band. In the band is one James Hughes, empresario of Hefty Records (anyone get the Reach The Rock soundtrack? Or better yet see the movie?), and who is the son of John Hughes, director of many 80s Brat Pack movies (Breakfast Club, et al., and [not incidentally] Reach The Rock). Anyway, they sound sorta like Tortoise. But then again, who doesn't nowdays? Produced by Bob "Fuck Me, I'm In A Band With Steve Albini" Weston.
My search for a (read: any) Disco Inferno CD came up nil, once again. I figger I'm gonna have to go to Silver Platters (they of the purloined Spiritualized disc described above). They'll probably have something. Or maybe Fallout. We shall see.
One more day of the weekend left. Let's see what damage I can do.