Originally posted by SeitseOr were you talking about my list? I've never actually experienced a dentist's waiting room with piped music. I think they prefer patients to hear the screams emanating from the previous entrant.
Dude, that's, like, a sample from the dentist's waiting room.
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Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonOr Yoko Ono's "Don't worry Kyoko, mommy only looking for her hand in the snow", Now that's screaming. Hey maybe she was in a dentist's chair.
Or were you talking about my list? I've never actually experienced a dentist's waiting room with piped music. I think they prefer patients to hear the screams emanating from the previous entrant.
Originally posted by Great Big SteesLol. I may be wrong but I think there's also a Richard Strauss opera that features quite a lot of screaming/screeching.
Or Yoko Ono's "Don't worry Kyoko it's only mommy looking for her hand in the snow", Now that's screaming. Hey maybe she was in a dentist's chair.
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonOh trust me, Crash Test Dummies is a favorite of dentists. It inspires dread
Or were you talking about my list? I've never actually experienced a dentist's waiting room with piped music. I think they prefer patients to hear the screams emanating from the previous entrant.
right before the torture.
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I considered great deal of gigs I had attended as making up missed classes.
Band Television toured to perform thier cult LP "Marquee Moon", and I saw them in Milan.
I noticed that their drummer Billy Ficca had stick attached to his left hand with some tape or belt.
When I was in Marseille to see Undertones, some old buggers went into the venue before visitors, I was angry because they jumped the queue. They were nice though, and I saw that all of them were wearing some plastic wristband. Like in hospital, and they did look very sick and old.
Later I recognized them on the stage:
(performing "Jimmy Jimmy"😉
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Originally posted by SeitseMalcolm (dementia) was replaced two years ago, and (almost) deaf singer will be replaced by Axle Rose in last 10 gigs of Ac Dc tour:::
It's sad but, hey, the sheep will consume what they're told to.
Just picture an AC/DC concert now. If I recall correctly, one of them has
senile dementia and the other is deaf.
http://www.alternativenation.net/axl-rose-ac-dc-all-but-done-deal/
Originally posted by vanderveldeIt's no more or less "sad and pathetic" than getting stuff off e-bay or from an antique shop.
I often hear this "I never go to revival gigs, it's so sad and pathetic, it's only for money and even if it wasn't for money, they should have kept the memory of themselves as young and pretty..."
I think it's cr.ap and bul.l.sheeting.
First, such reunions are only chance for me to see those buggers before they die.
Second, who has right to stop them feeling young?