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It’s pretty unusual for all the members of a band from that era to still have all their hair. The bastards! I’m jealous……..
"King Tubby " wrote:It’s pretty unusual for all the members of a band from that era to still have all their hair. The bastards! I’m jealous……..someone made that point about the rolling stones last year…all their hair, and not put on any weight, of all the 5 guys (well keith might be hiding a receding shoreline w/ that bandana he’s always got on)…what are the odds?
"King Tubby " wrote:It’s pretty unusual for all the members of a band from that era to still have all their hair. The bastards! I’m jealous……..They’re only 40 going onto 60’s… they’re not DEAD!!! As for the Rolling Stones, mmmmm, hair implants?
"fata morgana " wrote:They’re only 40 going onto 60’s… they’re not DEAD!!! As for the Rolling Stones, mmmmm, hair implants?heck, Jason’s only like 34-35, I think.
Hey Bruce …
You should put up that 1st pic for them on Wikipedia. You’d get copyright credit and all that. They took the last one I uploaded off cuz of this and I don’t have any pics of my own of the 3 together.
"fata morgana " wrote:They’re only 40 going onto 60’s… they’re not DEAD!!! As for the Rolling Stones, mmmmm, hair implants?In my experience (personal and observational) if someone’s gonna go bald the receding, or spotting, definitely starts by his mid-20s. If you’re not balding by the time you hit your early 30s, it’s not gonna happen. Of course, I’m sure everyone can point to an exception or two, but that’s what makes them exceptions — their deviation from a basic rule. I can’t think of a single person who *started* losing his hair in his mid-30s.
"tom_in_chicago " wrote:Hey Bruce …You should put up that 1st pic for them on Wikipedia. You’d get copyright credit and all that. They took the last one I uploaded off cuz of this and I don’t have any pics of my own of the 3 together.
I’ve never added anything to wikipedia before… but I think I did it correctly – let me know.
-Bruce
"brucesiart " wrote:I’ve never added anything to wikipedia before… but I think I did it correctly – let me know.-Bruce
Fixed it
Wikipedia is weird in that what you need to do is 1st upload it to Wikipedia and then do a direct link to it using their code. They ask for what type of "permission" you have to upload an image so I put that "the copyright holder gave me permission to use this work only in Wikipedia articles (no other terms specified)". Hope that’s cool.
Thanks !
"tom_in_chicago " wrote:Fixed it
They ask for what type of "permission" you have to upload an image so I put that "the copyright holder gave me permission to use this work only in Wikipedia articles (no other terms specified)". Hope that’s cool.Thanks !
Which, after reading a bit more closely, doesn’t seem to be what they want you to use anymore. Take a look at:
and see what you think it should be. They have some kinda funky copyright/left conditions so if you’re not comfortable w/ it, that’s cool. I removed the image from the page until it’s figured out. Argh …
I didn’t make it to the Northampton show but I saw them the next night in Boston. Being there made me feel all warm and tingly and slightly deaf.
"simmons " wrote:so is there gonna be a european tour after dinosaur?Actually they will be continuing their tour simultaneously while Dinosaur tours. Unbeknowst to the general public Lous dna was extracted and harvested to create Lou2. With 2 Lou’s one can now have Lou touring in both Dino and Sebadoh at the same time.
Word has it that Lou3 is in the works for a Deep Wound reunion.
No word yet on Lou4, Lou5, and Lou6 for Folk Implosion, Trensidoh, and his solo work also.
Classic b&w
but if you can provide the copies, I’ll buy my tickets for all the shows.
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