Richard: "Generally, we hipsters are not a fan of reunion shows. Take the Pixies recent reunion tour, for instance. Sure, the Pixies were a defining band for a lot of us hipsters ("Surfer Rosa changed my life, man"), but that doesn't mean an original fan is going to shell out 40 bucks to see them back onstage, older, fatter, richer, and surrounded by a bunch of younger fans who only recently jumped on the bandwagon. Reunion shows are about nostalgia, and nostalgia is not for hipsters. Hipsters are generally all about the here-and-now, the flavor of the moment. Nostalgia is for aging yuppies shelling out big bucks to see Bruce Springsteen play arenas. Your 'glory days' are over, yuppies! Start listening to 'adult contemporary' and stop trying to be the 'cool dad.' Your kids are never going to understand the importance of the
Nebraska album. They're into Avenged Sevenfold and Scary Kids Scaring Kids, and that's understandable, aside from the fact that those bands are awful and your kids will grow up just as boring as you. But, back to the point, there
are occasions when reunion shows appeal to hipsters, and that's the reunion of a band (especially a local band) that was never popular to begin with but
should have been. And one of those occasions is this week, when PAW hits the Bottleneck on Saturday. For those of you who are uncool, PAW released an album called
Dragline on A & M in 93, got some MTV play, and were thought by many to be the next big thing in "grunge" (a movement that revolved as much around flannel shirts and depression as music and which most of today's hipsters now find only slightly less embarrassing than "alt country" but nonetheless okay to celebrate again for one-night only when PAW plays). If you go to this show (and do NOT go to this show if you were not around Lawrence during the heydey of PAW, which rules me out, damn it!), here are some things you might want to say: "It's just sad that Pearl Jam is still around and PAW is all but forgotten" or "Sure, Cobain, wrote some nice tunes, but Mark Hennessey is a better writer, without question."
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Note: There was actually a PAW reunion earlier this summer, at Wakurasa, but it doesn't count, since no self-respecting hipster would have dare attended).
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Inspired by a recent entry, the boys have begun work on some poems centering around Quinton's and their favorite waitresses. All of our readers are poets in one way or another, and we ask you, kind readers, to send us a few verses in the 'comments' section which we can later arrange into a beautiful mosaic celebrating the life, love, and lust that centers around Q's (anything that uses the word "nubile" gets special consideration).
8 comments:
"I'd fuck her on a desert isle
She's hot to trot, man, so nubile."
Kip's Ode to A Qs Waitress
I would
like to
fuck her
between
the rolls
of her
bulbous
gut
Because
I like
Bigger
Women.
Really.
Like real-
ly big
women.
Jumbo-
sized.
And I
would stick
my wood
between
her meat
E thighs.
And that's beauty-ful art.
What good is a beer
Without the nubile angel
That brings the moist lime?
Let me dip
my spoon
in your bread-
bowl
Squeeze my Boulevard
wheat
lemon
till the juice
runs down my glass
You are the tray, I
am the wax
paper
you throw away
when you're done now
lay back down
on your nubile
friends.
Oh but that I could have been a Quinton's waitress and the source of inspirations for lewd blogs and depraved fantasies whilst leaving a trail of drooling hipsters in my wake.
Who's calling the LC lewd?!
We thank you!
And "depraved"? By definition threesomes with Quinton's waitresses involving copious amounts of booze, lime wedges, and butter aren't necessarily "marked by corruption or evil"! It could be a very loving, booze-filled citrusy menage-a-trois.
Voulez vous de beurre?
C'est de la merde.
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