The Rubinacci Thread.

RSS · Aug 30, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

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I'm familiar with that version ... believe it or not. Have it on a 45.

lasbar · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by RSS

I'm familiar with that version ... believe it or not. Have it on a 45.

1979...

I was listening to the Beatles,Lennon and Bowie...

This song is deliciously crap.

RSS · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by lasbar

1979...

I was listening to the Beatles,Lennon and Bowie...

This song is deliciously crap.
I bought that "record" by the Flying Lizards because the voice and lyrics reminded me of a woman friend from South America. It wasn't really for "listening" ... it was the kind of song that had its place ... every now and then ... usually for the benefit of a group of friends.

But yes ... it is deliciously crap as you say.

voxsartoria · Aug 31, 2010

I have the 45 as well. After one party in college, I couldn't find it anywhere in our dorm suite amidst the forest of beer and liquor bottles.

Later in the week, I found it inside the fridge. Not sure what the thought process there was.

That party, if I remember correctly, also feature the worlds hottest martinis. We had a big pitcher mixed up but left it on the mantle of a roaring fireplace.

Waste not, want not.

- B

Nicola · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by lasbar

1979...

I was listening to the Beatles,Lennon and Bowie...

Ã¬.

1979? Hadn't the acid worn off yet?

Joy Division? Bauhuas. B-52s for the kids.

God I think I remember 1979

RSS · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Later in the week, I found it inside the fridge. Not sure what the thought process there was.
Things like this still happen to me ... from time to time.

Originally Posted by Nicola

1979? Hadn't the acid worn off yet?
Worn off? Why darling I still enjoy ... of course ... I suppose that might explain the occasional fridge find.

lasbar · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by Nicola

1979? Hadn't the acid worn off yet?

Joy Division? Bauhuas. B-52s for the kids.

God I think I remember 1979

I was just 10...

My LSD intake was still non-existent and Ritaline was still not around...

Thanks God for that..

George · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

I have the 45 as well. After one party in college, I couldn't find it anywhere in our dorm suite amidst the forest of beer and liquor bottles. Later in the week, I found it inside the fridge. Not sure what the thought process there was. That party, if I remember correctly, also feature the worlds hottest martinis. We had a big pitcher mixed up but left it on the mantle of a roaring fireplace. Waste not, want not. - B
The Flying Lizards. My elder brother had the album. Always liked it, bit like Ian Dury & the Blockheads. Quality

shoefan · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by George

The Flying Lizards. My elder brother had the album. Always liked it, bit like Ian Dury & the Blockheads. Quality

I had the Flying Lizards as well. Ian Dury was more of a legitimate musician; I think I got his first album from a review copy sent to the college paper I was working on.

I liked Human Sexual Response and Mission of Burma back in the day. My brother was a roadie/lighting guy for HSR for a while. Pretty good music, great live performances.

A Y · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Later in the week, I found it inside the fridge. Not sure what the thought process there was.

It sounds better. The vinyl's crystal structures are better aligned.

--Andre

emptym · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by RSS

A few favorites are as follows: Sometimes I need what only you can provide: your absence. - Ashleigh Brilliant I feel so miserable without you, it's almost like having you here. - Stephen Bishop You have delighted us long enough. - Jane Austen He is a self-made man and worships his creator. - Irvin S. Cobb He loves nature in spite of what it did to him. - Forrest Tucker He has Van Gogh's ear for music. - Billy Wilder A narcissist is someone better looking than you are. - Gore Vidal When ideas fail, words come in very handy. - Goethe
Thank you for these.

Originally Posted by srivats

My favorite. The lapels, shoulders, chest pocket, quarters: gorgeous.

Baron · Aug 31, 2010

In that picture of Luca it looks like his jacket has a short front balance problem. I had a jacket with a similar issue that a tailor just corrected and it hung like that. Doesn't it look like it's pulling upward at the buttoning point?

srivats · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by Baron

In that picture of Luca it looks like his jacket has a short front balance problem. I had a jacket with a similar issue that a tailor just corrected and it hung like that. Doesn't it look like it's pulling upward at the buttoning point?

I think it is just his posture ...

NorCal_1 · Aug 31, 2010

amazingly high armholes in that Luca picture ^

literasyme · Aug 31, 2010

Originally Posted by srivats

I think it is just his posture ...

Er... isn't that precisely the point? Unless you mean it's his posture in that picture (a posture he does not usually adopt). Baron -- do you mean a long front? I thought a short front resulted in the quarters scissoring.

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