Why does his Stephen Perkins video only have 100-plus views? Shame on us, LOL.
I don’t know what that means but I hope it’s good. (I write headlines for a living, in part, LOL.)This sounds like a VistaliteBlack thread title....
Explain please. I run my own business and have spent a career working toward what I do.Might want to find a new line of work.
you're fine. just some inside poopy on a member here who stirs the pot with 98% nonsense.Explain please. I run my own business and have spent a career working toward what I do.
First thing I thought, too.This sounds like a VistaliteBlack thread title....
Ah! Terrific! I can't seem to do dishes unless I have good interviews to listen to, LOL. Definitely a fun drummer.Why does his Stephen Perkins video only have 100-plus views? Shame on us, LOL.
I first saw them in 88 or 89. They played a skate jam in Reno (it was supposed to be Operation Ivy but they had just broken up), and my jaw was on the floor.A quick, semi-obvious note about Tim Alexander: he was the perfect foil for Les Claypool’s heavy funk, maverick and one of a kind bass playing. Worth pointing out to those who haven’t heard Primus much or at all. Claypool wrote songs that are unlike most of what’s out there and played them in a way no one else had before. Tim is shredding drummer in good way.