I was in a college building…maybe a residence hall, maybe not. There was a concert going on in the main lobby area. I was moshing and happened to have shoved GG Allin. I suddenly became terribly frightened because GG himself was chasing after me. I hurried down the emergency exit stairs, but GG was following me. I then turned a corner after exiting the parking garage. I was about ten or fifteen paces ahead of GG and I hoped he would take a right instead of a left. I didn’t look behind me; I climbed a grassy mountain and then ran down it on the other side. I ended up in a neighborhood near Chute Falls, New Hampshire. The neighborhood was sort of rural, but nice. I walked past the waterfalls into a tavern. There were a bunch of old men with beards. There were many posters hanging on walls that advertised local folk acts. I was disappointed because I thought this place would have bands that I recognized. I asked where I was and they told me. I left that place and hurried into a random house, asking the people if I could stay over because somebody is chasing after me. I called home and asked to be picked up the next morning. That was a crazy night.
Screw that ish (although it is great music to crank after late night concerts), here is the rap/hip-hop you gotta listen to:
Beanie Siegel – “The Truth” Blackalicious – “Deception” Booba – “Ecoute Bien” The Crest – “Heart Shaped Box” Daz Dillinger – “On Some Real Shit” Enur – “Calabria” Geto Boys – “Gota Let Your Nuts Hang” Ice Cube – “It Was A Good Day” Lauryn Hill – “That Thing” Mr. Lif – “I Phantom” NWA – “Straight Outta Compton” The Pharcyde – “Passing Me By”
What is in Thurston Moore’s iPod? Well, the Boston Globe put his musical device in shuffle mode and here’s what they got:
1. “Pinch,’’ Can. “I got it as a teenager in the early ’70s, and it was 49 cents at Woolworth’s.’’
2. “Sick Things,’’ Alice Cooper. “I remember asking my parents for the album ‘Killer’ for Christmas. I have a photo of me on Christmas morning with the foldout poster of Alice Cooper hanging himself.’’
3.“Retribution,’’ Abbey Lincoln. “It really struck me how avant-garde it was for a straight-ahead jazz singer.’’
4.“Don’t,’’ Dinosaur Jr. “The first time I ever heard it was when I played it with Dinosaur at Columbia University in New York.’’
5. “High and Lonesome,’’ Jimmy Reed. “To me, that sound is the roots of punk rock. It’s real raw, real genuine.’’
1. Japanese Motors (formerly of Vice Records) – “Better Trends”
2. Leopold and His Fiction – “Adanelia”
3. Wallpaper – “Auto Bop”
4. The Strange Boys – “MLKs”
5. Thee Oh Sees – “Two Drummers Disappear”
6. King Khan & BBQ Show – “Dock It #8”
7. Jack Oblivian – “American Slang”