The words with K as the third letter is my favourite exchange during the interviews on that DVD. I still laugh out loud everytime I watch it.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=s65uGF6aog0

"Grand ... Funk ... Raaaailrooooad"

may i take this opportunity to say that gibby haynes is one of the coolest, scariest twats to ever get up on a stage; i'm constantly in awe of how much of a contradicting person he is.

Hairway To Steven for the win, Rembrandt close behind.

brown reason to live

i always think its hilarious that gibby was in a fraternity. my school (universtity of arizona) has a huge frat thing goin on, and i see how much those idiot fucking kids get tortured to be in whatever frat. but i cant even imagine how much pledges woulda been absolutley scared shitless of gibby, hahaha.

graduated top of his class in the accounting department!

Hairway To Steven, definitely. Hence the name.

ten foot tall and the nurse stuck a needle in my aaaarrrrrrmmmmmmm

The bits with the bowling balls in Jimi are probably my favourite few seconds of music ever

The interviewer's "Anything said about anything can be said about anything else." Ha ha ha, damn.

Brilliant! Makes me smile every time. Fact note: I believe the guy interviewing them is Corey Rusk (Touch and Go head honcho).

hairway's my favorite, but you can't really go wrong with any until after independant worm saloon. (and yes I love piough'd)

I smoke elvis's toenails when I wanna get high.

i saw them yesterday for the first time at the 930 club. it was a very intense physical experience and overall i had an awesome time. they had kids from the school of rock program perform different songs with them, and at the end of the show, the band left and all the kids (about 20) just destroyed the stage and played sweet sweet noise for 15 minutes straight.

anyway i thought the kids were idiots individually, but i thought they added to the show as a whole. my boyfriend felt cheated paying to go see some kids play music. he was pretty much pissed off.

Its weird thinking about the Boredoms in relation to the Butthole Surfers because of how influenced they were by them but how completely different of a direction they took.

'osorezan no stooges kyo' is rather buttholes-ish. i can see the similarities between earlier boredoms and 80s buttholes, vague as they may be. both bands are kinda a whacked out mash of psychedelia, hardcore/punk, and noise. kinda unfair to pigeonhole a band like the boredoms as anything, but they were a much different band in 88.

If you got the first four albums and stopped there you'd have all their best stuff. I really dig Rembrandt Pussyhorse.

I think I'm the only one who totally loves Independant Worm Saloon?

It's the Butthole's music given a classic rock production or something... very odd.. with Helios Creed on the album as well... "Dust Devil" is so good!

.....gary shandling......gary shandling.......gary shandling......gary shandling

isn't it????

that part, in my car, late at night driving, it makes me feel like I am in a new dimension or something

I love ity. so heavy

Julio Iglesias!!!!!

buttholes are playing dublin on the 24th july... my 9th wedding anniversary... so i might talk the missus into going up to see em... i wont loose too much sleep if i dont tho....