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do they touch on the fact that dude made the earliest recordings of John Fahey in this clip/movie? cuz he did.

pitchfork reads like it's actually Desperate Man Blues. It was a little less than an hour long. The other mini-doc, which covers the same stuff in a much shorter time, along with more talking head footage, was 20 minutes at the most.

cool. from the description as a "little video", I thought perhaps it would just be the extra mini-doc that's tagged onto the dvd.

I can't view this @ work, but I'm pretty sure from the description that this is one of the bonus vids on Desperate Man Blues. If you find dude interesting, you should look into seeing that. Definitely enjoyable - it's radd to see someone who has been collecting for so long to still be so...

^One of my all-time favorite movies. which just so happens to have been co-written and directed by one of the dudes on which the Coen Bros. based the Walter Sobchak character. Are you referring to Jon Milius? f*ckin' A. oh jesus. that is one of my old boyfriends' dad. he is walter to a...

^One of my all-time favorite movies. which just so happens to have been co-written and directed by one of the dudes on which the Coen Bros. based the Walter Sobchak character. Are you referring to Jon Milius? f*ckin' A.

I'm a huge, huge fan.

^One of my all-time favorite movies. which just so happens to have been co-written and directed by one of the dudes on which the Coen Bros. based the Walter Sobchak character.

ditto also "Well, the world needs ditch-diggers too." and "Looks good on you, though!" the most useful quote from Caddyshack, especially for parents, is "you will get nothing and like it!"

"f*ckin' dipshit with a nine-toed woman." "Fortunately, I'm adhering to a pretty strict drug regimen to uh...keep my mind limber." "you know, Dude, I dabbled in pacificism once. Not in Nam, of course." you can't beat that shit. "Three thousand years of beautiful tradition, from Moses to...

This is the only movie I quote regularly, and I think I've quoted every single line at one point or another. "Calmer than you are", "mark it zero", "that's marvelous", and "I am the walrus" being the all-time leaders, lately "You mean...coitus?" and "say what you will about the tenets of...

I don't think dude said much of anything, he just came up to my girl and beamed creepily.

yep, happened to me, too!

ha, yep, while I've been hunting this kind of stuff for a minute, it was this thread that made me think Soulstrut might be willing to weigh in on this topic. Defniitely up on everything you mentioned except Elizabeth Cotton, I'll be on the lookout. Thanks!

I know this is more of a waxidermy-esque post,but my work filter keeps me from that board. Just wondering if anyone wouldn't mind hipping meto some good fingerpicking records?I'm up on the obvious stuff - everything on Takoma - and have heard some good newer stuff too - the Imaginational Anthems...

Dudes don't pay prostitutes for sex anyway - they pay for simplicity. *edit* altho this auction and the desire for virgins is a total mystery to me.

*boring rockist stock answer alert* Exile On Main Street lots of truly perfect albums listed here, but Exile is a perfect record that has just about every element I hold dear.

Stooges' guitarist Ron Asheton found dead in his Ann Arbor homeby Art Aisner | The Ann Arbor News Tuesday January 06, 2009, 8:28 AMFamed rock-and-roll guitarist and longtime Ann Arbor resident Ronald "Ron" Asheton was found dead in his home on the city's west side this morning, police...

That's "Sin City" fukking great record. er, it's on The Idiot, no? in addition to the first 3 Stooges records, i would add "I got a right" on 45... if Shake Appeal makes you wanna F*ck shit up, I Got a Right will make you kill someone for real... also there is a plethera of Stooges bootlegs...

www.thetyser.comhope it hasn't already been posted - pretty amusing stuff for any of your rockist pals.