WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[Seul]

WOLFBRIGADE's "In darkness you feel no regret is better than "Comalive"… 

[JCMx800]

@Max:

Was trying to rearrange my records (unfortunately I have the record player only for two years, but still I forget some records in the shelf)…But there's no real progress I fear. If you're bored - who guesses more than 25 records?

Nice stuff!!! Descendents, OFF, Bad Religion… I have them too

[Max Power]

You're good mates! Yes, Baroness's Blue Record & Red Album are in the Metal Pile with Mastodon and Red Fang (and Motörhead of course). Wolfbrigade (I am seeing them next friday) and  Souljazz' 200% have been spotted correctly. And the relevant Bad Religion Albums (How could Hell be any worse to Against the Grain) are also correct. I have a dram on you Cheers!

[Guest]

and i missed out GnR,,,Appetite for Destruction,,,ahhh takes me back to Stairways in Birkenhead,,,,,and all those Tequila slammers followed by copious ammounts of Dog,,,,quick grope of the lasses on the dancefloor ,,while tryin to cut a mean rug,,,,then home,,,,

[MastersOfDeath]

@Seul:

WOLFBRIGADE's "In darkness you feel no regret is better than "Comalive"… 

Now come on, I'm sure we've been through this before….

@Max:

Wolfbrigade (I am seeing them next friday)

excellent!

[Max Power]

^^ yeah, G'N'r was the first Rock band I loved - at the age of 8 (1992). I was glad when I got the Vinyl with the uncensored Cover. Regarding Wolfbrigade - I love all their stuff, also the old Wolfpack songs. Damned is a very good record, better than Comalive IMO.

Back on topic - what I also did today.

[derivative666]

Sesame Place & Philadelphia
Sesame Place

Dinics's Roast Pork, sharp provolone, broccoli rabe best sandwich in America

Reading Terminal Market

[TJ]

Standing duty on the ship today.

[Friday]

It was sunny today…  ::) Took the kids out to the park/museum

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[Finn666]

thanks for sharing everyone…nice!

[Chris]

So today the temperature in Houston finally dropped into a comfortable zone.  We decided to relax a little out in our back yard and enjoy being outside without sweating profusely.  It would have been a great time for the kids to play on the spiffy new play set that I spent two day assembling.  But no, the ladder, slide, sandbox and two tons of bouncy rubber mulch are not compelling.

What is, you ask?  Gravel.  A fence.

Sticks.

Oh well, as long as they’re happy and (reasonably) quiet.  I took the time to finish reading The Name Of The Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.  Not bad.  I’ll be interested to see how things progress in the second book.

Oh yeah, and I was wearing this:

IHF-2011
Oni 0211

Bonus fun close up of the denim:

*Notice I stole was given a souvenir from my recent golf outing…

[natehate]

Is it 4 yet? I want out

[joesaintjohn]

^^
Yes!!! JD is a Tulsan. In fact I posted some videos of him in music. Really great dude, and puts on a helluva show! Stoked that you're going.

[natehate]

I'm stoked too. And I'm super stoked for Ryan Bingham October 21st woooow

[MikeC]

Wow, both those dudes are good. Does Ryan Bingham always sound like he has a lunger in his throat, his voice is sick. Y'all listen to bluegrass down thar?

[joesaintjohn]

Speaking of loogs, the free Willy Mason set on the iTunes festival is SICK!!!

[natehate]

ryan bingham does have a epic voice (not quite ben nichols or chuck ragan good but good none the less)
curious to see what the crowd at his show will be like

[urbanwoodsman]

Went to a Mag party last night. I do a lot of work for them. The opening party had 8ft prints of some of their favorite images. Pretty epic.

http://www.selectism.com/2012/10/10/victory-journal-issue-4-the-greatest-a-look-inside/

[rocket]

yeah, the stuff gets a totally different feel in such a size

[TJ]

Stupid electricity never cooperates properly.  Fixing a broken ignition ground.