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SashAlex wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Don't you like my avatar ?
I think I do need a psychological rest !
Sometimes I'm tired of almost everything that is around me, except my family, the lone bright side of my life !
Sedale Threatt wrote:Wow, blast from the past. That made me feel old. (I thought the MOP cover was awesome, by the way. Typical Primus -- totally unique and tighter than a mosquito's ass)
Primus used to be in heavy rotation back in college; I listened to them so much that I pretty much burned myself out.
Saw them open for Rush at the Target Center in the early 90s, then headlining Lalapalooza a few years later. Some moron hit Les with a severed pig's hoof and they cut the show short. Must a been a bad day because he made some pissy speech and stormed off. The other two just stood around for a minute or two and left after they realized he wasn't coming back.
Now I kind of find them like James Brown and Parliament/Funkadelic -- indisputably great, but I can only take small doses.
Corvus Crow wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Step A- move to california
step B- get a good job
Step C-go to some laker games
then again you guys have good health care. Nah.. come to califoria
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j-far wrote:Man, a friend of mine just showed me a documentary on Steve Nash. The dude is so ridiculously skilled that its just unbelievable after a certain point. His soccer skills are amazing and then he is equally adept in tennis and pulled off some mad skate boarding skills.
Never seen a more versatile athlete.
TommyTheCat wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
yeah, the first time i saw them was when they opened for Living Color at the universal amphitheater back in 90 or 91. at the time both my buddy and i played bass in bands and were floored when we saw them. pretty funny because at the end of their set a bunch of people started chanting primus sucks and i was thinking wtf are these idiots doing....haha! les has been going through a lot of different phases the last several years. i recommend picking up the 'the grand pecking order' cd that he made as Oysterhead with trey anistacio of phish and stewart copeland of the police. it's pretty much a psychedelic primus sound........not so hard edged but more of a groove oriented sound
j-far wrote:Man, a friend of mine just showed me a documentary on Steve Nash. The dude is so ridiculously skilled that its just unbelievable after a certain point. His soccer skills are amazing and then he is equally adept in tennis and pulled off some mad skate boarding skills.
Never seen a more versatile athlete.
Really ?!
