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Psychobilly

🧀Muenster
CBGB's is without a doubt the greatest rehearsal space/testing ground ever.

How did we get from here:




to here:



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I guess it's like the beer made; make it as palatable to as many as possible so the most money will be made.

The Grande Ballroom in Detroit should be on that list too though I feel; MC5, the Stooges, and eventually Alice Cooper moved next door apparently. So many musicians bro.

 

pwnytailjoe

Come As You Are
I guess it's like the beer made; make it as palatable to as many as possible so the most money will be made.

The Grande Ballroom in Detroit should be on that list too though I feel; MC5, the Stooges, and eventually Alice Cooper moved next door apparently. So many musicians bro.


Oh for sure! And likely more influential than what was coming out of NY at the same time. After that everything was so splintered you didn't really get any more uber hot spots of fledgling talent[edit- Georgia, probably/maybe]. Cleveland I'm sure had it's place too but my knowledge of that place could fit on a small napkin:punkrocker:

 

Amos Otis

Weed Legend
Oh for sure! And likely more influential than what was coming out of NY at the same time. After that everything was so splintered you didn't really get any more uber hot spots of fledgling talent[edit- Georgia, probably/maybe]. Cleveland I'm sure had it's place too but my knowledge of that place could fit on a small napkin:punkrocker:


Here's the cool cover of LotNC that launched my current dive into French pop.

 

pwnytailjoe

Come As You Are
Here's the cool cover of LotNC that launched my current dive into French pop.


Awesome! I swear you've got one for just about everything I post. What's the musical equivalent of well read... well listened?
Well played but I can't get over this weird feeling I've been transported into the 80's CBS version of my life and the VU has been replaced by The Liminanas.


As always, the real gems are hidden in the comments:

 

Amos Otis

Weed Legend
Yeah, actually. I didn't hate it.
I'd recently moved from out of state to Hee Haw, TN at the turn of the century to try and make a go of a relationship in her back yard, amongst nice people who considered me city-fied. I gave it my all. One afternoon, I walked into a discussion of the Peter Sellers movie "Being There" which was going to be shown and discussed at an upcoming local community college free "Film Appreciation Night". Mom and auntie were telling their college student how great it was - absolutely hysterical, etc - and said she should ask me because surely I must have seen it. I had. I told her I hadn't. So, these nice folks made plans for all of us to attend.

When I viewed the shots of the audience during Pasqual's interpretation, especially the guy playing the straw and scissors, that movie audience was exactly what came to mind. The second time, also.


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