Music Thread

[Northside Hawk]

Speaking of movie material.

The story of the Replacements would make a great movie.

 

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I'm In Trouble

F School

God Damn Job

Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out

 

[AreWeThereYet]

Speaking of movie material.

The story of the Replacements would make a great movie.

That Hoboken Concert was the one time they managed to hit all the wrong notes in the right places and get it all on tape.

 

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Dose Of Thunder

Gary's Got A Boner

Stuck In The Middle

Treatment Bound

 

[Northside Hawk]

That Hoboken Concert was the one time they managed to hit all the wrong notes in the right places and get it all on tape.

And that was the whole charm of the Replacements.

The sloppier (and drunker) their shows, the better.

The Goo goo Dolls were heavily influenced by the Replacements, as were the Offspring, Green Day, Blink 182, et.

RIP Bob Stinson.

 

[Fryowa]

I liken these guys to Ted Nugent....produced great sounds to be sure but just never quite made it mainstream.

Too bad DiNizio porked out and died at 62.

I remember seeing a Smithereen's set on TV back in '09 ish or so after not having seen them since like 1990, and I thought Pat Dinizio died and got replaced with someone else. He looked like he ate three Pat DiNizio's. Take care of yourselves, kids.

What always baffled me was that for about a decade when he was at his most obese, he always wore cycling caps from Mavic or Campagnolo. That would be like Usain Bolt wearing a Marlboro hat.

 

[Seth53]

I remember seeing a Smithereen's set on TV back in '09 ish or so after not having seen them since like 1990, and I thought Pat Dinizio died and got replaced with someone else. He looked like he ate three Pat DiNizio's. Take care of yourselves, kids.

What always baffled me was that for about a decade when he was at his most obese, he always wore cycling caps from Mavic or Campagnolo. That would be like Usain Bolt wearing a Marlboro hat.

PD died in 2017 at age 62.

 

[Seth53]

I remember seeing a Smithereen's set on TV back in '09 ish or so after not having seen them since like 1990, and I thought Pat Dinizio died and got replaced with someone else. He looked like he ate three Pat DiNizio's. Take care of yourselves, kids.

What always baffled me was that for about a decade when he was at his most obese, he always wore cycling caps from Mavic or Campagnolo. That would be like Usain Bolt wearing a Marlboro hat.

Or Madonna wearing a Habit. Oh wait, she tried that schtick once.

 

[Fryowa]

PD died in 2017 at age 62.

Pretty sad stuff to watch the guy playing on Arsenio Hall and The Late Show and then see what he did to himself in the span of 20 years. I know food's just as strong of an addiction as anything else for a lot of people.

 

[Northside Hawk]

I remember seeing a Smithereen's set on TV back in '09 ish or so after not having seen them since like 1990, and I thought Pat Dinizio died and got replaced with someone else. He looked like he ate three Pat DiNizio's. Take care of yourselves, kids.

What always baffled me was that for about a decade when he was at his most obese, he always wore cycling caps from Mavic or Campagnolo. That would be like Usain Bolt wearing a Marlboro hat.

I wonder if Pat was diabetic. Sixties pop star Tommy James, who had his songs covered by half the pop bands in the eighties (Mony Mony being the most famous and notorious) battled his weight early in his career. He either wasn't taking medication, or was prescribed the wrong medication, for his diabetes.

Mike Reno of Loverboy was another who lost the battle of the bulge in middle age. And back in the preening image conscious hair metal days, record companies were always on the musicians to watch their weight, especially on tour or video shoots. Look at Ann Wilson of Heart. She looks like she could keel over any second.

 

[Northside Hawk]

I’m actually a lot more along these lines...

looks like the phlebotomist at BioLife who is always screwing up plasma donations.

 

[Seth53]

I wonder if Pat was diabetic. Sixties pop star Tommy James, who had his songs covered by half the pop bands in the eighties (Mony Mony being the most famous and notorious) battled his weight early in his career. He either wasn't taking medication, or was prescribed the wrong medication, for his diabetes.

Mike Reno of Loverboy was another who lost the battle of the bulge in middle age. And back in the preening image conscious hair metal days, record companies were always on the musicians to watch their weight, especially on tour or video shoots. Look at Ann Wilson of Heart. She looks like she could keel over any second.

 

[Northside Hawk]

Yikes! That dude's gotta be pushing five spins.

May have to get one of those for Joe West, who's probably pushing 350.

 

[Robowe]

This dude just turned 72 ... and still has it.

 

[Robowe]

Get the Doobies in ...

 

[Robowe]

 

[InGoodCo]

Full session of a live performance for anyone who wants to see. Check us out and follow us on Spotify if you are so inclined, every little bit of support helps.

 

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Doobie Brothers live - 1972(?)

Take Me In Your Arms

Neal's Fandango

 

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Doobie Brothers live - 1973

Jesus Is Just All Right / Listen To The Music

 

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Doobie Brothers

Nobody

Texas Lullaby

Rainy Day Crossroads Blues

Sweet Maxine