Professor Talksalot wrote:http://www.grasshoppertakeover.com/media/qt_esta-broadband.mov
That might have been the longest 3 minutes and 36 seconds of my life.
Professor Talksalot wrote:http://www.grasshoppertakeover.com/media/qt_esta-broadband.mov
Professor Talksalot wrote:Joe Kickass wrote:There are a lot of other strange connections between Ventura/LA and Omaha/Lincoln. I was looking through a high school classmate's tour photo albums on FB (he was or is in a band called Whispertown or some such thing), and saw I pics of Craiger in there!
Whispertown is friends with Jake Bellows and I believe (not 100% certain) that Maria Taylor toured with them and that is why you saw Craig.
anchoresse wrote:Professor Talksalot wrote:http://www.grasshoppertakeover.com/media/qt_esta-broadband.mov
That might have been the longest 3 minutes and 36 seconds of my life.
pat-trick wrote:For some reason it bothered me that they didn't plug in the guitar or bass.
darren keen 2 wrote:more then the piccalo snare?
me-but-better wrote:darren keen 2 wrote:more then the piccalo snare?
I would say they're about even. To be honest, when I hear the sounds on those albums it makes me want to jam swizzle sticks through my eardrums. So, rather than do that, I just avoid hearing it.
chunkylover77 wrote:when I first started playing in a band, before I knew much about playing guitar, I played in our ska band settle for less. I had this totally shitty crate 2x12 and used some cheapy distortion pedal. I had that effect going. Super loud clean ska sound, then compressed static distortion. It was awful.
and for the record..311 is awful. My brother had that grassroots album way back in the day before I had ever heard of them..It had a song called "omaha stylee" on it, I think. I thought it was pretty sweet because I was just kind of getting out of the white zombie/smashing pumpkins/nirvana phase and into the 40oz to freedom and robbin the hood sublime phase..but it quickly (after 2-3 listens) became annoying. Then, that other album came out..their first real popular one with the alien face on it??...and I liked it for a week, and then started hating how much it got overplayed by everyone, and then I realized it was freaking awful. Still cant stomach any of it. So then I went to college a couple years later and sure enough, my freshman roomate was all about the 311. First thing I see when I walk in to the dorm was a 311 poster. Uggh. was gonna be a long year.
good story huh?
royalfan5 wrote:I never fully understood 311 until I lived in West Omaha for awhile. Sure it was okay at first until you realized that it essentially repeated itself every 12 blocks or so. Then 311 made sense.
Also, I owned 311 and Grasshopper Takeover records in the 90's. Coincidentally, I was an asshole for most of the 90's.
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