So I see a headline saying Scott Weiland's leaving Velvet Revolver, and I'm wondering who Scott Weiland is - and what has the awful name of Velvet Revolver? - when I see the name Stone Temple Pilots and I go, "Oh, yea, they sucked." It seems Duff McKagan, of Guns and Roses, is in Velvet Revolver. I was on a record with him a really long time ago (above) but what really tickled my fancy was this quote from the scribe, Margaret Wappler:"All I’ve got to say is that no one in this fine mess has written a song as cool as 'Mr. Brownstone.' Well, at least not since Slash actually wrote 'Mr. Brownstone.'"
It's like she was reading my mind,...
Here's a few other releases I was on, in no particular order, and just the ones I could find quickly - not all of these were mine, and some were very-limited releases:
"America Fears The Drum"
"Rock Star"Free download: Temporary Jigsaw (Written by "Uncle Ray" Wilcox and The Crack Emcee. Performed, produced, engineered, and recorded by The Crack Emcee)
"Sex Bomb"
"Suck"
"Tasty Licks"
"The Big Lowensky: Crackhouse Hits From The Clinton Era"Free download: Democracy Sucks! (Written by The Crack Emcee. Performed by The Crack Emcee's Little White Radio. Produced, engineered, and recorded by The Crack Emcee.)
"The Crack Emcee (Best Of Collection)"Free download: Pow! (Written by Broun Fellinis and The Crack Emcee. Performed and produced by Broun Fellinis and The Crack Emcee.)
"'Till The Bars Break"
Improvement. Better. At least noone can say that
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is illogical. Or about religion.
It's a brand new day, apparently.