The one and the only Karen McB sent me this link to a D-GENERATION clip today. In 1994 even, everything seemed possible and the performance is great. They were the missing link between Aerosmith and The Dead Boys that got away. The albums aren't wall to wall great but they have their moments and you can probably score them for a buck off Ebay. Anyway, they knew how to use a stage and this wee snapshot proves that conclusively.
Received quite a few messages today about the "too much stuff" malaise. Seems like it's a pretty common ailment. It also reminded me of the 100 records concept. Essentially you can have 100 records, that's total. In order to get a new one you have to let an old one go. I've heard stories about people who could live with such a discipline but I never met anyone who actually practices this dark art. Could such control really be possible?
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good stuff - anyone interested in more D-Generation related fun should check out the site where the files are hosted
http://www.pogoagogo.com
my interview with the man on the les paul jr Ricky Bacchus is here
http://website.lineone.net/~murrayramone/bacchus.htm
and also includes an mp3 of the man who forgot to put on his t-shirt by the look of that video, "the big" Jesse Malin
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