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Youth Pictures of Tod Oyak

That'd be rude and would put you in jail, Patrick.

Not sure I could possibly name a "best song ever."

Andyman1125 wrote: Colin, is that the guitarist from The Shaggs in your avy/sig?

I had to look up who they are.  No, that is one of the guitarists from Red Sparowes.

The cute one, not the ugly guy


Edited by Triceratopsoil - August 04 2011 at 13:37

Padraic wrote: Triceratopsoil wrote: Not sure I could possibly name a "best song ever." Sure you could.  "Helm's Deep" by Mostly Autumn.

I stand corrected.

Triceratopsoil wrote: Not sure I could possibly name a "best song ever."

Santana and Kenny G?

Ewww.

That pic is pretty lol

Who's the chap on the left next to Carlos?

"lololol ur dad is kenny g tell him to blow on this" 

Edited by Polo - August 04 2011 at 13:45

Andyman1125 wrote: Triceratopsoil wrote: Not sure I could possibly name a "best song ever." Andyman1125 wrote: Colin, is that the guitarist from The Shaggs in your avy/sig? I had to look up who they are.  No, that is one of the guitarists from Red Sparowes. The cute one, not the ugly guy I feel like you would love the Shaggs

The band is primarily notable today for their perceived ineptitude at playing conventional rock music; the band was described in one Rolling Stone article as "...sounding like lobotomized Trapp Family singers."^[1] As the obscure LP achieved recognition among collectors, the band was praised for their raw, intuitive composition style and lyrical honesty.^{[citation needed]} Philosophy of the World was lauded as a work of art brut, and was later reissued, followed by a compilation album, Shaggs' Own Thing, in 1982. The Shaggs are now seen as a groundbreaking outsider music group, receiving praise from mainstream artists such as Kurt Cobain and also from Frank Zappa after he called the Shaggs "better than the Beatles".^{[citation needed]} Terry Adams of NRBQ compared the group's melodic lines and structures to the free jazz compositions of Ornette Coleman.