nut paste

how come a nice guy like me can come to be slathered in so many types of nut/seed paste/pulp? i have to get analogue on so many puncher's asses. and here's what i think of rock and roll.

blog action

blog ready mother fucker. rebes[sic]action. etc.

laurence on board and ready to type shit like the above.

new tab for the new song:

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c:--------------------10-12--------7----1--3---10----t---4-
a:-------------1-3------------------6--3--4--2----!---**----
c:-0-10-12-0------0-------------4---4---4---4-----$---_---

deadly serious, of course.

Mid-week CD purchase

(an ode to Pig Destroyer)

i didn't mean to see you
i wasn't looking for you
but now you're in my hands
now you mention it, i've always wanted you.

i was just passing
didn't mean to stop in
what was i looking for?
you weren't even on my list!
but one swift swipe
and your're mine
forever
(public performance, broadcasting, copying, lending or rental prohibited!)

check the amount and sign
one swift swipe and you're mine

i forgot my discipline
[i love this band so much]
where's my ventolin
[this is the best band in the world]
I'm so happy!

check the amount and sign
blue ink
on
black dots
on
white slip
on
wood counter
and
you're
mine

practice #,1 1/12/04

a bit late to write this up, but nevertheless, this was a top first practice. we'd discussed the songs outside the practice room and everything so it was easy enough to be professional and just play the fuckers. i remember it was really hot, and in the amsterdam room of scream studios. we played some songs (the names of which appear in other posts) and had some jams. it was good.

practice #3, 24/01/05

the most important thing about this practice is that it was technically The Hindujas, the band being simply Thom and I (grilly). Laur was in London with his autophagic pop group. Tom Foreman was on hand to donate jammy dodgers to our cause, and provide helpful comments. the other most important thing was that we asked him to join the band. we are now a four piece, officially, if not yet in practice.

as for the actual rehearsal, thom and i put some more cement on love, kid a top, that joke, all the time on sunny beach (with me drumming?), made more inroads into quinlank and pretty girls make cakes, and tossed about with thom's 9/8 song and my new riff with the twiddly metal bit in (proper names coming soon).

practice #2, 17/01/05

scream studios' venue room (or something)
this practice went very well, and Andrew was on hand to help set up the microphones and fiddle with the levels. by the end of the practice, we had played 'love' and 'kid a top' both all the way through without stopping. we jammed on 'milkshake', played some of 'quinlank' (we all need to 'get our chops up' on that one) and developed 'pretty girls make cakes' quite well, although we don't have lyrics for them yet. the room was decked out in fairly cheap cyber-punk naffness.

stay sick... stay rebessica.