The Underground Railroad saved a lot of lives, but did it ultimately hurt the train industry?
The movie theater cd that we had to play one month had “Convoy” on it, and every time I had to clean the theater after ATTACK OF THE CLONES, that song would ruin my day. Fuck you, CW McCall
“You won’t be let down, I once opened for Wiz Khalifa” doesn’t forgive you making the singer miss his cue and the whole band having to restart a song.
They played it. Her life is saved.
Public service announcement from the lowest rung of live music performance: there is never a reason to try to talk to a member of a band mid-song. If it is your friend’s birthday and you want them shouted out (or want to freestyle a verse?), please wait until a song or set break.
Similarly, if the band actually accommodates your wish, do not stand in between the bass player and his mic/pedalboard and reach across his body to take a photo of the birthday cake, making him miss a cue as well.
“If I don’t hear some ‘My Name is Mud,’ I’m going to die” - some lady at this Les Claypool show, inventing a never before said sentence.
My ten favorite films off the top of my head:
Back to the Future
Brazil
Inside Llewyn Davis
Being John Malkovich
Before Sunset
The Empire Strikes Back
Help!
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Do the Right Thing
Goodfellas
(These will change as soon as I hit send)
MLB.tv shows me two different CarShield commercials 10x per Mets game. One has Eric Byrnes being as obnoxiously loud as possible. The other has Howard Johnson as stoic and boring as possible. Why were these two extremes the only options? I would think most ex-ballplayers would fall in between.
