I saw them at Chilhowee Park years ago. I remember Benny having to scramble for space heaters because it was freezing cold and the cases of diet cola they were to going to spray the crowd with had frozen in the tractor-trailer.
(apparently diet cola is easier than regular cola to clean up, exposing yet another evil of high-fructose corn syrup)
Ok I'm laughing. Mary Williams from Salon dubbed it "Imagine "What a Wonderful World," but with the possibility of inducing nightmares." And really honest to godless I don't care for ICP. At least the guys are trying though. The theme of the piece seems to be appreciation for the wonders of life, which is an attitude that I hope spreads out a bit. I'm also hoping that one of the clown sits down with a scientist and seriously listens to the explanation of magnets to get a appreciation of how wonderful it really
is.
Crazy thought-are Juggalos the great and mighty progeny of deadheads? Both groups had a strong identity associated with being together as a family and both groups viewed this group identity as being as important as the music that brought them together. Completely different musical styles of music natch but otherwise strong comparisons I think.
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Originally Posted by Ian
It was Faygo, my man, Faygo. That show was a freakin' nightmare.
"You've gone from being crazy like a fox to crazy like Fox News."- Amy Wong
"Knoxville is a guitar town with a banjo problem."- Susan Bauer Lee
"Republicans in East Tennessee live in a government compound of national and state forests, land grant universities, nuclear research labs, and TVA lakes and dams, while pretending to be coonskin cappers guarding the mountain passes to stop socialism." - (Commenter from Oregon discussing the Tennessee Governors contest in the NYT)
Well, I, for one, don't have any progeny. Uh...that I know of, man.
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Thanks.
Time heals the wound, but then there's still a scar -- to remind us of the way it's meant to be.
The fat one reminds me of John Wayne Gacy in his clown getup. Wierd.
That is funny. I was a pre-teen Cracked addict.
As well as the Family SUV:
Destruction of a civilized nation - there's an app for that.
I especially enjoyed this moment:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-agl0pOQfs#t=1m29s
The chubby one is staring out into the great beyond, reflecting on the awesomeness of these "miracles".
Another nugget of goodness:
And I don't wanna talk to a scientist
Y'all motherfuckers lying, and getting me pissed
“Be as you wish to seem.” - Socrates
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