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Silent Sunday or: Two of My New Favorite Things

03 Sunday Jan 2021

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3B, Jim Young, Stormtrooper, Templeton Rye

Salutations™!!

The Good Stuff indeed!!!

We didn’t go to Underdog Records this week because Jonathan is taking well-deserved time off. But, I decided to show you what I’ve been loving. My friend Jim Young got me a bottle of Templeton Rye Whiskey for my birthday and my son got me Stormtrooper Ice Cube Molds for Christmas. You can’t really tell the Stormtrooper but trust me, it’s there. I love those things. And, man that rye is so smooth. Thanks to both of you. Enjoy your Sunday, everyone.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“GOOD WHISKEY GETS BETTER WITH AGE. That’s why, back in 2010, we set aside a few select barrels of The Good Stuff for extra aging. Six long years later, the wait is finally over. Our release of Templeton Rye 6 marks our first new product in over a decade. Aged six years in new American oak barrels, this limited release of Templeton Rye whiskey is 91.5 proof with an unforgettable flavor. Now there’s even more to love about The Good Stuff.” – Templeton Rye

Silent Sunday or: Way Up There

02 Sunday Aug 2020

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Blue Ridge Parkway, Boone, Life, Life as It is, The BCPF, Underdog Records

Salutations™!!

Since The BCPF and I were in the mountains this weekend, we didn’t get by Underdog Records. One thing we did was ride on the Blue Ridge Parkway. We stopped at an “overlook” so she could see the mountains. I grew up in that and find them way less impressive than she does, but I will admit they are pretty to look at. We are back home, now. We had a grand ol’ time. Just gonna leave this here…

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Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“The Blue Ridge Mountains are an incredible place.” – Rupert Friend

Silent Sunday or: Meanwhile… Back at the Podcast

16 Sunday Feb 2020

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Bethany Miller, Silent Sunday, The Less Desirables, Underdog Records

Salutations™!!

No Underdog Records trip yesterday so we didn’t get anything to report. Being as such, and seeing as I am sitting in the studio on a Sunday to do some work, I figured it was time to post another “Meanwhile…Back at the Podcast” pic from B Miller! (hint: don’t try to figure out what was going on in her head…) If you listen to The Less Desirables podcast from this week, some of this may make sense, but, much may not… Are they boobs or not?

Have a great Sunday.

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Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“I always doodled as a kid while I was talking on the phone or watching TV.” – Bruce Eric Kaplan

Silent Sunday or: The Modern-Day Clampetts

13 Sunday Oct 2019

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Beverly Hillbillies, Life

Salutations™!!

I just find this funny. Not making fun because I know the context. But still…

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Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“Come and listen to a story about a man named Jed. A poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed. Then one day he was shootin’ at some food and up through the ground came a bubblin’ crude. Oil that is, black gold, Texas tea. Well the first thing you know ol’ Jed’s a millionaire. Kinfolk said ‘Jed move away from there.’ Said ‘Californy is the place you ought to be!’ So they loaded up the truck and moved to Beverly. Hills, that is. Swimmin’ pools, movie stars.” – “The Ballad of Jed Clampett” (Henning)

OMG! or: LWTCDI!

02 Friday Aug 2019

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Music, Poison

Salutations™!!

Today is the 33rd anniversary of what I call the beginning of “hair metal.” 33 years ago, Poison’s Look What the Cat Dragged In was released. I liked it and I don’t care if you don’t. Great. Don’t listen to it. But, before you completely poopoo on the whole thing, listen, at least, to this cover. Enjoy!

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“You know I call you, I call you on the telephone. I’m only hopin’ that you’re home. So I can hear you when you say those words to me and whisper so softly. I’ve gotta hear you, ’cause baby we’ll be at the drive-in, in the old man’s Ford, behind the bushes ‘til I’m screamin’ for more. Down in the basement, lock the cellar door and baby, talk dirty to me!” – “Talk Dirty to Me” (Michaels/DeVille/Dall/Rockett)

Not-Silent Sunday or: 10000

05 Sunday May 2019

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Annabelle, Carolina Cobras, Parkway United Church of Christ, TBD Referral Group, The BCPF

Salutations™!!

The BCPF’s and my usual Saturday routine was disrupted by work. Now, by work, I really mean, that I got to run my mouth talking for the Carolina Cobras last night. They won a very sloppy but fun game. There were some awkward moments but for the most part, very fun.

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My second-best girl turned 10000.

This also means we didn’t get to Underdog Records, mostly because there was a street festival and we would have had to park half a mile away. Not that I don’t need the exercise, but Nah. We wouldn’t have had time to listen to much of what we got anyway, as I had to be in GSO early in the day.

What we did do, though, I felt good about. My friend Margaret who is in the TBD group with me had mentioned a youth fundraiser for the kids at her church. Yes, I know, “church” isn’t for me, but I like getting to help my friends’ causes when I can. And, it’s for the kids. Also “and…” it was a car wash. Annabelle hasn’t had a good washing since she was serviced last and we won’t really call that a washing.

It was a big day for Annabelle, too. On the way to the Coliseum, she turned 10000 miles. So, she turned a milestone and got dussied-up. I love my car.

My car, my ability to help the youth and my friend, a Cobras hard-fought victory over the only other undefeated team in the league, spending time with my best girl. A win for the Scorpster yesterday. I’ll take it!

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“At the end of the day, if I can say I had fun, it was a good day.” – Simone Biles

Not-So-Silent Sunday or: The Home Game

21 Sunday Apr 2019

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Announcing, Arena League Football, Carolina Cobras, Fan Interference, Greensboro, Greensboro Coliseum, Life, Life as It is, National Arena League, Sports, The Less Desirables Network, Ty Collins, Voice-Over

Salutations™!!

Yesterday was my first game as “the Voice” of the Carolina Cobras. It was a little nerve-wracking at first as the schedule was tight and we had to hit marks. But, I had an intern on headset telling me what they wanted when. After the first 10 minutes or so, everything settled down and the flow really picked up.

I had plenty of time to throw my personality in the announcements, as well, interacting with the crowd a bit. And, we raised the 2018 NAL Championship banner last night!

I’m also proud of my Fan Interference partner, Ty Collins as he was the play-by-play for the Cobras. He did a great job with his color commentator, Matthew (sorry I missed the last name). This was co-broadcast on local My48 and on YouTube. So, I am including the YouTube feed and it’s a long one, but if you’re interested, you can enjoy the game. The next game is on May 4th and it will be Star Wars night. So, enjoy the game.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“Cobra Nation, make some noise!” – Me

Silent Sunday or: Been KISSed

07 Sunday Apr 2019

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3B, Eric Singer, Gene Simmons, KISS, Music, Paul Stanley, Raleigh, The BCPF, Tommy Thayer

Salutations™!!

We didn’t get to Underdog Records yesterday due to our travels for the KISS concert. It was 3B’s and The BCPF’s first KISS concert and 3B’s first overall. They had smiles on their face all night long but some of that could have come from watching me.

I have seen KISS about 11 times now and I will say this show is in my top 5. There was no evidence of so-called lip syncing that people have talked about with Paul. I heard every crack in his voice in every song and especially during the interspersed banter. You could tell he was having a bit of trouble but he put on a great show. Gene looked like he was my age, not about to drop into 70. Eric and Tommy were great and on it. I do think Tommy was a bit loud but it was great.

3B was most impressed with Eric’s drumming, especially the obligatory solo. And, it was great. I know some people hate drum solos but I love them.

Also, I have very few pics because I purposefully didn’t take them or even pull my phone out once the show started except these few (the pic of the three of us was before the show).

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Until tomorrow, recuperating…
Scorp out!

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“Baby gets tired, everybody knows. Your mother tells you, baby has to show, yeah, yeah. Let me go. ‘Cause baby’s got the feelin’, baby wants a show. Baby, won’t you tell me? Baby, rock ‘n’ roll, yeah, yeah.” – “Let Me Go, Rock and Roll” (Simmons/Stanley)

Creatures Alive, Too? or: Many KISSes

14 Sunday Oct 2018

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Ace Frehley, Adam Mitchell, Bill Aucoin, Bob Kulick, Bruce Kulick, Bryan Adams, Casablanca Records, Dave Clark Five, Frehley's Comet, Gene Simmons, Happy Days, Jim Vallance, Joanie Loves Chachi, KISS, Mercury Records, Michael James Jackson, Music, Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, Robben Ford, Steve Farris, Vinnie Vincent

Salutations™!!

My Saturday was awesomely fun, but it didn’t include Underdog Records, so instead of a haul for today, we’re going to talk about (as promised yesterday) two major KISS records that have anniversaries this weekend.

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Yesterday was the 36th anniversary of the “comeback” album from KISS, Creatures of the Night. After the publicly-admonished “disaster” that was Music from ‘The Elder,’ KISS realized that had a lot to atone for.

The guise was that Ace was still part of the group. He took pictures for the cover, did a video for “I Love It Loud,” and did some appearances, but the truth was, he was nowhere near the album, at all. He had had enough with being outvoted and really, he absolutely knew that The Elder was a mistake. Take those factors with the fact that he was a slave to substances (just listen to “Rock Soldiers” from the debut Frehley’s Comet album) and he was either done on his own or done from Gene’s and Paul’s perspective.

Also, removed from the mix was long-time manager Bill Aucoin. Bill had basically hyped Gene and Paul to make The Elder and really, the Unmasked album, too. Paul, in his book, has called them both “disasters.” I disagree, but, I can see where they alienated the fan base or “KISS Army.” Bill was dismissed.

Here they were, three main components of their history, their success, all gone. First Peter, then Ace, then Bill. So, what next? Paul says he wanted to take the makeup off and Gene wouldn’t have it. Paul suggests that he wanted to make a clean sweep, a whole new beginning. Truth be told, while I don’t believe everything Paul wrote in his book, I have to agree with him that it was probably time to remove the disguise at that point. However, if they had, we’d not have one of the most iconic album covers in KISStory (or to me, even ever – across all albums).

So, here they were in search of yet another replacement member. They held auditions in the industry but the public didn’t know. Again, Ace was still “officially” in the band. So, in essence, the auditions for a new guitarist was executed by the players actually playing on the album.

With that, they got Steve Farris, who went on to found and play with Mr. Mister. He did the solo on the title track, “Creatures of the Night.” They got Robben Ford, a well-known blues guitarist doing the solos on “Rock and Roll Hell” and “I Still Love You.” Adam Mitchell, who was best known for writing poppier songs and who ended up co-writing “Creatures,” “Keep Me Comin'” and “Danger” with Paul on the album doing some guitar work on “Creatures.” Bob Kulick, from Paul’s solo album, did guitar overdubs across the album, which I figure includes a good bit of rhythm guitar. And, the one that got most of the solo work on the album was a mostly-unknown smoker on the axe, Vincent Cusano. He played the solos on “Saint and Sinner,” “Keep Me Comin’,” “Danger,” “I Love It Loud,” “Killer” and “War Machine.” At one time, was the staff writer for both Happy Days and Joanie Loves Chachi.

Cusano also got the gig with the band. As Mick Fury! No, not really. That’s what he wanted to go by but Paul nixed that idea (according to him). They decided on Vinnie Vincent and Paul designed the Ankh Warrior makeup. No one knew what the Ankh was all about. Not Vinnie, not the fans, not even Paul who designed it. That should have been more an indicator to the band that the makeup needed to go.

The songs, though, they were really fantastic. They made it heavy; the heaviest they had done to that point. They needed to let the fans know that they were back! They were ready to rock and rock. They were ready to rock and roll hard! They were ready! THEY WERE READY!

The problem was, the fans didn’t care. They weren’t ready. They weren’t ready to let KISS back in. They had a hard time letting go or forgiving KISS for the Dynasty, Unmasked and especially The Elder. I wasn’t one of those, though. I still loved it. I didn’t realize (I was 11) that Ace wasn’t there. I did, however, know that this was a heavy album. It was booming, even on my crapola cabinet record player (but I wish I still had that).

At the time, there were a few songs that I didn’t like. I didn’t care for “Danger,” “Keep Me Comin’,” or “War Machine.” I loved the title track, “Saint and Sinner,” “Rock and Roll Hell,” “I Love It Loud” and “I Still Love You.” “Rock and Roll Hell” and “War Machine” were written by Gene along with Jim Vallance and Bryan Adams. The album was produced by Michael James Jackson who had done some poppier things and co-produced by Gene and Paul.

More indicative of the fact that the fans had given up was the tour that followed. The same stadiums and arenas that KISS had been selling out, ones that held 18,000 people or more, were now only selling 1,000 tickets or so. Paul said in his book you could tell by how loud the opening bands were or the announcements were how empty the arenas were. Also, Paul would flick his pick and it would sail over the heads of the audience and land on the floor. Sad, really. They canceled the rest of their North American tour.

That was in North America. In South America, they played to record (for them) crowds. They played at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with over 250,000 people in the audience. Still, they knew their home fans (US) were giving up. They had to change something and that something was the makeup. Get back to music. It worked.

Mercury Records, who had bought out Casablanca Records, had some weird notion that they wanted to upgrade the awesome Creatures cover to something more “indicative” of current KISS in 1985. They changed it to a group photo of the 85 lineup with Bruce Kulick. So, both covers featured members that weren’t on the album. At least Ace was still technically part of the band. The closest Bruce was to being in the band was his brother Bob’s overdubs.

Now, I love this album and think it’s one of their best of the 80s. One of the best of the catalog, really. And, the tables turned. I went from not liking the songs mentioned earlier to really liking them and, now, “I Love It Loud” is one of the “big three” that I wish I never had to hear again (along with “Detroit Rock City” and “Rock and Roll All Nite” even though DRC has re-grown on me). The album was just a victim of circumstance, I think.

Today, however, is the 41st anniversary of my favorite of the “Alive” albums, KISS Alive II. Do I think it’s the best of them? Not really. I just love that era. The costumes, the feel, etc. The songs from Alive II were all from Destroyer, Rock and Roll Over and Love Gun.

As far as live albums go, it’s hard to even call it a “live” album. A lot of it was live, recorded at the Los Angeles Forum. Then a few of the songs were recorded from soundchecks at those shows. Notably, “Hard Luck Woman” and “Tomorrow and Tonight” were both soundcheck recordings and weren’t actually played on that tour. But, also, “I Stole Your Love,” which was the opener of the shows. Eddie Kramer just went in afterward and put in canned crowd noise.

The energy was up but it seems they weren’t as hungry as they had been on Ailve! The sound on the album wasn’t as full. It seemed a little thinner. I’m still confused as to why they started the album with “Detroit Rock City” when it was “I Stole Your Love” that started them actual shows. I know it was “Detroit Rock City” that went into “King of the Nighttime World” on Destroyer and perhaps they wanted to recreate that. That’s all I can figure.

Another odd thing to me was the fourth side of the album. It was five studio songs, including a cover of the Dave Clark Five tune, “Any Way You Want It.” It was claimed that it was all the original members, but in reality, it was Bob Kulick playing Ace’s parts except for “Rocket Ride,” which he played all guitars and bass. That was the beginning of the end for Ace. I love “Larger Than Life” which I just think sounds bad arse. I also dig “Rockin’ in the U.S.A.” that I kind of “borrowed” from to write “She’s Got What It Takes” on Heavens Sake’s debut album. “All American Man” is also a good song.

Don’t get me wrong, I actually like the side four songs but why not give us more live songs? Perhaps they could have done some more in soundcheck? With that, though, three songs (that I know of) were soundcheck songs, the five studio songs, if they knew they didn’t have enough to do a full live album, why not strategize the setlists better?

Couldn’t they have done “Do You Love Me?” or left “Take Me” in there? If they were going to do soundcheck recordings anyway, why not “Mr. Speed” or “Almost Human?” “Hooligan” was in the set for the “Love Gun Tour,” they could have left that in. I don’t know. There seemed to be more options that they didn’t take advantage of. Then again, when I was 8-years old, I loved the album. I really didn’t listen to the fourth side much but as I got older, I appreciated it more and more.

So, happy anniversary to Creatures of the Night and KISS Alive II. I love ya both.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“Wanna bite the hand that feeds me, wanna turn the tides. Set the demons free and watch ’em fly. Strike down the one who leads me, I’m gonna take his place. Gonna vindicate the human race. Better watch out ’cause I’m a war machine.” – “War Machine” (Simmons/Adams/Vallance)

Silent Sunday or: The New Mr. and Mrs.

07 Sunday Oct 2018

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Ben Folds, Life, Life as It is, Liz May, Martin Campbell, Wedding

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The BCPF and I were at a really cool wedding last night. It was between my pal Liz May and her really cool hubs, Martin Campbell. It was held at the Carolina Theatre in Greensboro. It was on the theatre’s stage. Before the wedding, there was organ music playing from a true organist throughout the theatre. The music was popular songs and classic tunes, as well. I believe there were some movie or theatrical things played as well.

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©Mr. & Mrs. Martin Campbell

The stage sign had “Act I: The Wedding” and when the “dance party/reception” happened it said “Act II: The Reception.” Another really cool thing was they had the Reynolds High School Choir doing acapella “bells” in lieu of the wedding march. Liz’s brother, Russ, was the officiant and offered a little personal and comedic commentary in with the procedure. Then a select ensemble of the Reynolds’ choir did an acapella version of “The Luckiest” from Ben Folds (who also happened to graduate from Reynolds). Afterward, we went to the dining room and I did trivia for the “table call” for the buffet line. The Plaids performed for the dance party and I got to sing a little backup with them. Then they went out to their hotel in a checkered cab with a sparkler-line.

It was just a well-thought-out evening and unique. Many congrats to Liz and Martin and here’s to them having a wonderful life together.

Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!

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“I don’t get many things right the first time. In fact, I am told that a lot. Now I know all the wrong turns the stumbles and falls brought me here. And where was I before the day that I first saw your lovely face? Now I see it every day and I know that I am, I am, I am, the luckiest.” – “The Luckiest” (Folds)

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