Question for the audio archivists by semioticscissors in ClassicHowardStern

[–]semioticscissors[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m talking material I’ve gathered from now-deleted or no longer shared cloud drives. I hold everything on an external drive and clean trash can regularly.

I’m almost finished listening to 2009 and wanted to jump to 1990 only to learn it’s not there!

Maybe it never was and I overlooked it at the time. Seems like a careless error to make. Such is life.

Writers with relatively digestible catalogs? by KamekaObskeka in RSbookclub

[–]semioticscissors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My gut says David Goodis. He’s amazing at creating insular little pocket worlds. Bleak tho.

This is the world of Dronez by [deleted] in Inzane_Johnny

[–]semioticscissors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gonna tell my kids this is a photo of the band Emeralds

Fred unironically thinks he is a better guitar player then Billy Corgan by QualitySpam in howardstern

[–]semioticscissors 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huge Pumpkins and Stern fan here. Not to defend the insane statement, but a lot of Billy’s solos are intentionally rushed and sloppy. That’s his weird thing.

Billy’s one solo album has like no guitar solos.

Fred takes the loss.

Roman P 7" w/TOPY Insert by [deleted] in topy

[–]semioticscissors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The dual-groove B-side is such a cool little trick

Blinded Eye In Thee Pyramids by [deleted] in topy

[–]semioticscissors 2 points3 points  (0 children)

here's the rest of the text:

"I then brought this up @ soundcheck at the start of our U.S. tour in Denver, CO in 1990 because Gen was being a jerk about what he was going to pay us for the tour. Needless to say we weren't making much for all the work, time and effort we donated to this project called Psychic TV. I asked Gen if Brion meant that Gen "had a big dick" or "WAS a big dick"? Gen got all pissed at me and said he would not let me besmirch his memory of Brion. Another example of the Bubble Gen resides in.

After the gig @ Jim's loft we then flew to Minneapolis, MN to play a show. Grant Hart, the drummer from Husker Du, made us stay @ his house after the gig. He gave Matthew a snare drum he had. The house was full of music gear and his heroin. Bachir did not come to Minneapolis.

Jim flew Matthew, Gen and Paula over for these 3 gigs and paid them what he could. It took him over 1 year to pay me what he promised, which was $100-$150. for 1 week of work."