Soundgarden's Jesus Christ Pose was a popular one at clubs in Toronto.

Yes, but I think he was referring to our past gigs where only 4-5 poeple would show up. It was a knock on our 'popularity'.

When the Covid lockdowns started, our former drummer said 'if there was ever a time for a band to draw less than 10 people to a gig, that time is now'.

Someone in Texas has been playing the crap out of Dichroma the past few weeks on Apple Music. I salute you.

Fuck. My grammar is awful.

*less commerical as they went on.

Ministry is one of two bands I know of that got huge by becoming less commercial than the went on.

Pantera is kind of the second one.

The same thing happened with the Animals. Eric Burdon ended up where one of the scab Animals bands were playing and punched out the singer.

Also heard a story of someone shooting and killing their fake counterpart on the side of the highway, but don't remember who that was.

Voivod are French-Canadian.

He's used 'decimate' incorrectly for years, so meanings aren't his strong suit.

Is this the same as a regular guitar tuned down half a step?

Not a lot of memorable super low-tuned riffs for me out there. Modern production also makes them sound like a jaw-harp (all twang with little meat).

'My girlfriend's a dick magnet' is the lowest opening salvo in recorded history, and yet it manages to continue to get worse.

People call his songs 'protest' songs, but they all come off as just stating the obvious to me. Not really adding anything to the discussion.

Sacks with large '$' signs on them.

But that's probably due to old timey TV and films.

I'm referring to people who post positively all the time.

I always read positive posts as cries for help.

It is.

But...the Sentinnel.

Dichroma's Twist the Knife might satisfy that itch.

I mean aside from Robert Plamers New Day Rising, and the Green DAy, I'm not aware of many Husker Du covers.

My high school punk band that I was in did Data Control.

I think the other problem with it would be that it is in a weird tuning.

The closest we'll ever get to a major motion picture.

Heidi Berry Up in the Air?

8 Miles high?

Awesome-sauce.

That loaf is pretty good. I don't drink coffee, but that's my go to when people give a Starbucks gift card.

Have to mobilize the troops for the possible US invasion.

Hiding bald spots.

And she worked with pre-Portishead Portishead.

I didn't sell him that one. Gorecki, Nina Simone and a Bjork video are the only ones that I recall now.