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Speenis wrote:It must have been Michael from the 'stan. Afghanistan that is, not Kyrgyzstan.

Dude, Kyrgyzstan is the point of entry for Afghanistan. I was there for about 4 days in October. Probably shouldn't have left pittman's password laying around.

Whatever happened to Pittman anyway?

Nail in the coffin on this band.

I haven't purchased a dmb cd since BTCS came out. After hearing those tracks in the other threads, that trend is definitely going to continue. Sucks that they lost whatever they had...

These songs are pretty terrible. Bleh. This band used to be so good.

Thanks for the up though Gianni.

Not to ruffle any feathers, but roi was...easily replaceable. Talented, sure. But not beyond the realm of replaceable. They'll keep playing if they want to.

You're missing the point. The point is they aren't writing good songs like they used to. Pretty much why I don't listen to them anymore. I happen to feel the writing became stagnant after the whole ED/LWS thing, but yeah. I'm actually really surprised they're still playing regularly. Everyone is so...

Listening to the album now. It's been pretty enjoyable. I really still do like a good D/T show.

Nice to have a solid SBD copy of Stay or Leave the way it should be played.

Regardless of Dave's "difficulty" goes....who cares...watch him play. Dave is a ridiculous guitar player, his fingers just "slide" around like nothing, watch him play a song like trippin billies and just watch his hands. bastard! Aside from that, he is an AMAZING writer. Not only guitar parts (The ...

He's a fricking space cadet, I swear. Kid's got a screw loose.

He's just a bit of a kook. Like pretty much every bass player.

...aaaaand this is why I don't read anything outside of ndmb anymore.

Kahn wrote:You can get pissy when someone disses your favorite band. Who cares?

The terrorist has a point. I don't really see this as a big deal. Certainly not a big enough deal to write a response.

Once you learn a few of his songs and get a feel for his style and the chord structure he uses (it's incredibly repetitive once you figure it out) you can learn his catalog pretty easily. I would say in the realm of acoustic music he's of moderate difficulty to learn initially, depending on what son...

Pretty good man. The vocalist has a really nice singing voice, but I don't think her tone fit the song too well. I'm not saying she couldn't get there, but you know how DR has a sort of defeated, sad tone to his voice? I mean, if you read the lyrics the song is pretty depressing...it's not a celebra...

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mbgreen wrote:I got a snake, mang.

and I vote for Kyle Gass.

one time...i fed it some beer!

He was sleethering dis way and dat. He was all fucked up!