dave blood from dead milk men has died!
03-11-04, 05:06 PM
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03-11-04, 06:22 PM
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03-11-04, 07:40 PM
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That's suckee. The Dead Milkmen were one of my favorite bands when I was younger.
One of our local alternative stations (KEXP in Seattle) announced the news this afternoon and played some of their songs. The DJ sounded like she was choking up a bit when she announced it.
One of our local alternative stations (KEXP in Seattle) announced the news this afternoon and played some of their songs. The DJ sounded like she was choking up a bit when she announced it.
03-12-04, 07:08 AM
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A senseless death like this forces you ask yourself some serious questions.
Questions like: “Did you ever go to eat a pork sausage and find that it's got hairs growing all over it?"
Seriously, though, this is some very saddening news. It seems like the Milkmen were on the verge of a pseudo-resurgence, with the recent Ryko CD and DVD releases. But if Dave's physical condition had detriorated to the point he couldn't play anymore, it might all appear irrelevant.
Let's drink a glass of bleach in remembrance...
Questions like: “Did you ever go to eat a pork sausage and find that it's got hairs growing all over it?"
Seriously, though, this is some very saddening news. It seems like the Milkmen were on the verge of a pseudo-resurgence, with the recent Ryko CD and DVD releases. But if Dave's physical condition had detriorated to the point he couldn't play anymore, it might all appear irrelevant.
Let's drink a glass of bleach in remembrance...
03-12-04, 09:48 AM
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Originally posted by Fielding Mellish
Let's drink a glass of bleach in remembrance...
Let's drink a glass of bleach in remembrance...
