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< John Hogge on Descendants >
Ummm... let me rephrase my mumbled remark... what I meant was if Descendants
were going to do guitar solos, the solos will have to be a little better
than they were that nite, otherwise ditch the solos. It was still a good
set tho (sacrilege for fIREHOSE fans: probably my favorite that nite).

I kind of like fIREHOSE's erratic tempo changes...

< Greg Taylor on Sound Choice reviews >
Actually there were a few more netters in the review section, tho most
of these guys are/were read-only types. Warm Gun is a Rod Kean project
which happened to enlist the services of (current and former) netters at
Purdue like Roger Bilisoly, Vu (roz@l.cc.purdue.edu) and me on this long
self-indulgent track which you should fast-forward unless you happen to
like silly Ballard/Burroughs readings over weird noises. Older Warm Gun
tapes have much more focus and oomph.

Bill