Oh yeah, now I remember. Didn't some asshat try and channel a bit of Keith Moon and load that thing with a couple of tracer rounds without the band knowing it? As i recall the show was pretty spectacular for a split second. I think that was the same tour with that other band that was fond of re-purposed weapons....can't remember the name of them, I think they were the ones that were a failed pirate group...SaintB wrote:I think that band was actually named Ultra AC and was formed in the periphery, not so sure. I agree with you about the electrobaroque though; the great ancient composers like Daft Punk would be rolling in their graves if they hadn't been incinerated during the age of war.
I've also been tuned in to a bit of Capellan-style indie rock. It's pretty simplistic and grating but it's tons of fun as well.
And yes, the Lyrans doing things wrong... really do we expect anything else at this point? Luckily as I understand it the Magistry of Canopus has been trying their own version, but simpler. And their version is also reported to stimulate theta waves in human brains...you know the one connected to pleasure centers. Word is that it's a big hit in some of the bigger bordellos but so far hasn't reached mass airplay.
Well that's positive enough, but I know it can be harder than it seems sometimes. Was she adopted or a purebred?SaintB wrote:She was a good dog, one of the best behaved dogs I ever knew. She never gave anyone reason to be sad in her life and I resolved not to be (too) sad about her death in honor of her memory.
Oh lovely, Pennsylvania is a quagmire of odd regulations. I've heard plenty of stories about the liquor store laws for one...SaintB wrote:Pennsylvania has what some people might consider draconian inspection laws; I had to replace all the ball joints in the axles, the muffler, and the swaybar on one side to pass and might need to do more work.
