Woodland Alliance: Bears Brigade

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8339549.stm

(Two rather dim armed militants hide out in a bear cave: bear returns)

 

"police found the remains of pudding"

that's fucking made my day. Though it would have been mildly better if
it had been porridge.

 

That was my first thought as well )

 

either or. As long as it was tuned to Open Dsus4[1].

[1] hey, WUN - this is me being an auto-parody again, though I wonder
if any of you'll get it...

 

**** a hint needed for the 70s throwback...

where was this story located?

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, darsy

Thanks for letting me know.

 

What a carrion

 

googling "Open Dsus4" gives the answer in the 8th hit, so admittedly
it's a bit weak.

It only struck a chord (hah!) with me, 'cos when I was last in a band
we did a cover of "Kashmir" and it was the only track that I played
guitar (rather than bass or keyboards) and I remember the tuning.

 

heh.

 

<G>

 

well, two things:

firstly, in the 80s, me and my mates used to listen to everything from
Zep, Foetus, Cocteau Twins, SLF, Cockney Rebel, Swans, Beastie Boys,
Joy Division/New Order, house/techno, Dead Kennedys, Loudness,
*whatever* ; basically almost anything.

I distinctly remember one very confused evening at my friend Marc's
place when I took out the first disc from "Physical Graffiti", put it
on his stereo, and was somewhat taken back when Sister Sledge's "Lost
in Music" played.

secondly, the band was composed of a weird bunch; me for a start. The
nominally lead guitarest was a KISS completest, the drummer was a
Damned fanatic and the singer was basically a gay disco mentalist.

We were only in a recording studio once, and only played a couple of
gigs. Our set list included the aforementioned "Kashmir", plus a sort
of punk version of Lipps Inc's "Funky Town" and a grotesque of
Boston's "More than a feeling" done with me playing Level 42 style
slap-bass.

 

the Pseudo Echo version?

Ours was better.

 

hah - I've just remembered (suppressed memory syndrome), we did a
cover of this:



which was my only go on lead vocals.

****, it was shit!

 

Christ.

<fires up Wish You Were Here to cleanse ears>

 

I thought it was just me.


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I'm sure that Ry Cooder will.


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after that I came up with "carrion up the Khyber"

<flares nostrils, cackles>

 

"... residents ... beat a black bear to death which had strayed into the
village."

Good grief! The BBC web-site is getting as bad as The Telegraph's.

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