here to help: Your Hind Brain: They're going to tell those hosers to "take off".

/not "sorry"
//I'm seriously sorry.
///I will delete my account right now, eh.

Nah. Yer all good, bud.

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here to help: Your Hind Brain: That's "y'all" hosehead.

Nope... it really ain't, by.

here to help: Extremely NSFW Canadian politeness... Also gonna add a trigger warning...

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here to help: Your Hind Brain: China wouldn't allow funny punk

Oh... ya no. Murray and the lads would have absolutely been disappeared before they even released the first album if they started in China.

Hell... there were a lot of people here trying to get them banned back in the day.

here to help: Your Hind Brain: We sold the album at Tower records and played it during normal business hours.

/Old
/Book of Moses old

I've shared many a stage with them.

Hung out with Cretin this past summer.

He took acid and got all stumbly so I let him sit in my wheelchair. Took a while to get his scrawny buttprint out of the old memory foam and reform it to my even scrawnier buttprint.

He still puts on a great show and somehow has reversed his alarming aging and looks like he's 40 again.

They also have a new album out that starts really strong... but then gets a little dumb.

Also their current drummer (who replaced Bonehead) is completely blind... and plays like a fookin' beast.

Like Bonehead just kept the meter like a punk rock Ringo Starr so hearing fancy fills and blast beats in a DA song is... well a little jarring at first.

And Tower Records? Ya, you old. The one on Yonge?

Cheers!

here to help: Your Hind Brain: /No, it was a Tower Records in AZ.
//Phoenix
///We played a lot of things that would annoy the normals during prime business

HA!!!

F*CK YASSS!!!

I'll try to remember that for next time I see him... if I do. They didn't really breakthrough in the US so it's nice to hear about these pockets of US Dayglo fans.

And that's a f*cking great album with a great title with a great cover.

CHEERS!!!

BMulligan: Your Hind Brain: here to help: Your Hind Brain: /No, it was a Tower Records in AZ.
//Phoenix
///We played a lot of things that would annoy the normals during prime business

HA!!!

F*CK YASSS!!!

I'll try to remember that for next time I see him... if I do. They didn't really breakthrough in the US so it's nice to hear about these pockets of US Dayglo fans.

And that's a f*cking great album with a great title with a great cover.

CHEERS!!!

The Tower in that area had a lot of weirdos working there, including myself obviously. We also played Skinny Puppy during daylight hours.

Forty or so years ago I worked at a used record store in Seattle's University District. Except for Saturday afternoons there was never more than one person on shift. If you had to pee, you were supposed to wait for the store to empty out and lock up. But sometimes the store wouldn't must empty out on its own, so one would have to be a little creative. I kept a copy of Flipper's "The Little Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly" behind the counter for such circumstances. It never failed me.

senor peacock: How this turned into a dayglo abortions thread is pretty cool

No wonder I read the politics s thread

BMulligan: Your Hind Brain: BMulligan: Your Hind Brain: here to help: Your Hind Brain: /No, it was a Tower Records in AZ.
//Phoenix
///We played a lot of things that would annoy the normals during prime business

HA!!!

F*CK YASSS!!!

I'll try to remember that for next time I see him... if I do. They didn't really breakthrough in the US so it's nice to hear about these pockets of US Dayglo fans.

And that's a f*cking great album with a great title with a great cover.

CHEERS!!!

The Tower in that area had a lot of weirdos working there, including myself obviously. We also played Skinny Puppy during daylight hours.

Forty or so years ago I worked at a used record store in Seattle's University District. Except for Saturday afternoons there was never more than one person on shift. If you had to pee, you were supposed to wait for the store to empty out and lock up. But sometimes the store wouldn't must empty out on its own, so one would have to be a little creative. I kept a copy of Flipper's "The Little Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly" behind the counter for such circumstances. It never failed me.

Fortunately, there were enough of us to keep the lights on just in case one of us need that sort of time out. Closing time was usually Current 93 or Throbbing Gristle.

/Never get in the way of record store employees needing to purchase beer before 1am.
//Your ear drums will never forgive you when taking too much time on what Kenny G record you should buy for your girlfriend.

"Oh, I'm sorry - is she in a coma? Let me get you this Smiths record so you can get the fark out of the store"

/not sory