Love this "Dead Band Yard Sale is a one-of-kind event that gives PNW bands who have broken up a chance to reconnect with fans and sell records, t-shirts and other merchandise one last time. The event is free to attend and it is free to be a “dead band” vendor.
This, *this*, THIS! is the right amount of pepperoni on a #pizza! “Would you like extra pepperoni?” “Yes please!” “How much?” “Can you make it dense as fish scales?” Pepperoni on pepperoni action. That’s what I’m here for.
Cannot even imagine a more satisfying ending than the one @denizcamp.bsky.social and @javierrodriguez.bsky.social created for Absolute Martian Manhunter. This book has been astounding. Can’t wait for a single bound edition because I’ll pore over it for years
Looks like today's Play Dead shows offer some cool instrumentation. On 7/27/74, Keith plays a Fender Rhodes through a Leslie for the whole show, a rarity. And 4/17/89 is Jerry's first use of MIDI? AND — why are the marketing PTB not highlighting another Seastones? 😃 That's my jam right there
Gave these a shot, #SnackSky, and for my money (tho I’m not an expert), they equal the originals. Might as well make these the standard from now on—though I fear they’ll end up on @discontinuedfoods.bsky.social
Judging by the wall treatment, I’m pretty sure Angine De Poitrine live in the bathroom of a SoCal breakfast joint
I went down a BCR hole the other night, but it quickly led down a much longer Sid and Marty Krofft hole
Leftovers wouldn’t fit in my lunch cooler, so I stuffed them all in grocery bag, and now I’m walking into work like #Columbo with a paper sack full of evidence
So stoked to see Dylan play guitar on four (!) songs last night in Woodinville (obvs not in this shoddy pic)
John Doe invites Eddie Vedder up for X’s The New World in Woodinville, Wash. (Doe and Lucinda Williams are opening for Dylan)
Took one of the kiddos to see their favorite, Zach Bryan. Nice to see three band members wearing Metallica shirts from the show the night before. (A lot, but also a small percentage — that was three out of a 23 person band!)
Sometimes Let It Grow is a little much for me, and I really need that Day Job chaser (sincere)
This is my favorite Shakedown. Send your own faves, please and thank you?
Come for the (too short) NFA second set opener, stay for the twisted vocal effects on the Other One (first thing they reminded me of was Prince’s vox on Sign and the Black Album)
Right?!? It’s also got this guy, who you know from roughly a jillion shows and movies (John Randolph)
If you love Wilco but haven’t been able to connect with their last handful of albums, I can’t recommend Jeff Tweedy’s current tour enough…
Same thinking behind my Simpsons/Dead mashup. It marks me as a fellow of great seriosity