Somebody in the band just doesn't "Get It"

Actually we did invite one of my gearhead buddies in for a couple of sessions, he kept trying to do weird spoken word stuff and play actual riffs on the synthesizers, the rest of us were kind of unhappy with him.

and anyone rememer the guy in red short-shorts in the inlay card to Neil Young's Ragged Glory?

Actually, it's either him or Davy Jones circa Head. The conformist Monkee!

Who was that other apalling bassist they had? When they toured Aus in 93 or whenever it was she was banging around like she thought she was in L7 and yelling "awriiight!" and so on. Thats not getting it if ever saw such a thing.

Trayce - the headbanging Belly bassist would be Gail Greenwood. Easily the best thing about Belly!

shit, that's who i meant. doh!

Speaking of Limp Bizkit, the guitarist who quit. He always wore masks and shit. I have no idea what his name was already. Wes Borland? Wes Borland.

Also, Matt Sorum when he was in Guns N Roses.

And while I'm on stuff I loved when I was in ninth grade, John Christ from Danzig.

(Although his family name helps a bit)

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I guess everyone was thinking the same thing.

Despite his essential value as a comic foil, I have always questioned Flava Flav's commitment to black radicalism.

Young marble giants. The one that wasn't Alison's boyfriend.

NOD

Method Man. As a solo artist, the most commercially successful member of Wu-Tang. But all of them hate him and he did that song with Limp Bizkit and those two songs with D'Angelo.

It actually seems like that at one point or another all the Wu Tang members have been the one who didn't get it--except maybe Gza.

Breihan wtf

lol @ "President Keyes"

screenname of the year

Anyone ever see the Love Forever Changes reunion DVD? The suspect member is ALL OF THEM. (Including Arthur Lee.)

I guess everyone was thinking the same thing.

Haha really? I am chuckling at ILX all at once going, "Well the inevitable answer here is early 80's pop-country crossover phenom ALABAMA! Amirite?!"

Or maybe I just don't know you people at all.

the closer you get...

ooh. Feels so right.

"Despite his essential value as a comic foil, I have always questioned Flava Flav's commitment to black radicalism."

Over the weekend, my girlfriend referred to something as being as surprising as finding out that Flava Flav wrote all of PE's lyrics.

Still, I find it hard to imagine PE without Flava.

Axl Rose circa the Use your Illusions

Despite his essential value as a comic foil, I have always questioned Flava Flav's commitment to black radicalism.

-- Pillbox, Monday, April 21, 2008 11:13 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

and to not smoking crack

its well known that he was high as a motherfucker during the night of the living baseheads video shoot

The dude from Boston always suing Tom Sholz-Barry Goudreau

Homeboy McDude in Nada Surf with the dreads- I just wanna shave him, and not in a good way

Alabama Band Sues Drummer Mark Herndon
June 8, 2008
Mark Herndon, drummer for Alabama, is being sued by the other three band members for overpayment of $202,670 generated from merchandise sales during their 2003 American Farewell tour, the Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times Free Press reports. Listing The Group Alabama Inc. as the plaintiff, the lawsuit was filed in nearby Fort Payne, Ala., the band's hometown and longtime headquarters. The suit alleges Herndon was paid for his share of net merchandise sales before the tour's final accounting was completed. The suit claims "there were no net merchandise revenues as defined by the contract" once the accounting was finished. It also states that Herndon has demanded a payment of $65,047 as an advance on his share of profits from the sale of The Last Stand, a concert CD that is being sold by Cracker Barrel restaurants. In addition to seeking recovery of the $202,670, the lawsuit also contends that Herndon's share of future earnings should be withheld until the full amount is repaid. Alabama members Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry, Jeff Cook and Herndon were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005.