I already downloaded it on BitTorrent. Is good...

AlBStern wrote:

j_harvey wrote:I can confirm that there is some confusion about who Jason is and who Jay is.

I can confirm that I am Jason, that I do *not* run The Bird Machine and that I am not designing the artwork for Shellac's new record.

Alright, I'm going to have to call bullshit on this. Link?

Link.

Roger Dean is designing the new Shellac record cover. It's going to be a landscape, similar to Tibet or Big Sur, with a flying sting ray...

it's kind of weird to me how bits of the wikipedia that i wrote (or more accurately, the huge chunks about independent rock) years ago are being taken for gospel all over the internet now. my wiki page on shellac (which mentioned the title of the album since i last saw shellac in 2004) is everywhere now.

yut wrote:I already downloaded it on BitTorrent. Is good...

also, i played all the guitar parts on the new album because steve burnt his hand on toast.

http://www.electrical.com/phpBB2/viewto ... t&start=20
tommydski

for example, i played all of ian williams parts on all the don cab albums because he burnt his hand on toast.

i wish musicians would be more careful when estimating the temperature of foodstuff...

will these guitar playing bastards never learn that toast cannot be trusted.
It's a good thing you hang around the toaster in EA so much

Wheely wrote:I believe there is a picture of this album's artwork on the Touch & Go posters they were giving away at the anniversary shows.

The one with the greyhound? Yes?

good eye good eye

i hope this record isn't like 3 good songs and 7 sort-of-okay ones

davesec wrote:i hope this record isn't like 3 good songs and 7 sort-of-okay ones

This made me laugh out loud for the first time in days!

(It hurts.)

davesec wrote:...like 3 good songs and 7 sort-of-okay ones

Sounds about right.

tommydski wrote:it's kind of weird to me how bits of the wikipedia that i wrote (or more accurately, the huge chunks about independent rock) years ago are being taken for gospel all over the internet now. my wiki page on shellac (which mentioned the title of the album since i last saw shellac in 2004) is everywhere now.

Yeah... I really hate it when people take my word or print seriously and hold me accountable for the things I say or write. Especially when it's something like a reference page. Who takes those things seriously? Am I right?