16 posts tagged Mike Ness

Hearya.com has posted four great live cuts from Justin Townes Earle. The cuts are “Lone Pine Hill,” “Who Am I To Say,” “Your Biscuits Are Big Enough For Me” and “Turn Out My Lights.” The session was recorded along with his live show accompaniment and friend Cory Younts.

Events For The Weekend of May 16th, 17th & 18th 2008 at the Jersey Shore Well it’s no secret that the season is about to explode in about 2 weeks. Make sure you check out the Jersey Shore Roller Girls kick some Benny Butt on the 17th in Asbury Park.

Here are a few links to really cool Mike Ness interviews from over the years: A hard to find one where he talks about his late daughter, Vibiana Story of midlife Hardcore country — not punk — is the music of rebellion, and this guy oughta know

Q: Hey, Frank Einstein (a.k.a Madman), What do you think about the television program Lost? I think it’s really interesting how they were able to weave such a dense, multi-layered story around a bunch of people hanging around an island. But I am a little worried that the creators sometimes try to cram too many amazing things into the story.

Q: Hey, Frank Einstein (a.k.a Madman), What kind of grades did you get when you were in school? A: Share This

When his Washington Oculus started showing up in my feed again, I had a feeling that something was up. As it turns out, I was right: Mike Grass is decamping for NYC and Politicker.com. This means that there will be an empty space at the table at many of the finer delis of upper Northwest, and a general increase in the amount of superfluous boldface in New York City.

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“HEY, AT LEAST I KNOW ENOUGH TO DISAPPEAR EVERY SO OFTEN.”  The Swamp has the story. ————————————————————————————– BLOGWORTHIES: Real She-roes — Catherine Fenton at BuzzFlash. Dan Kurtzman with Huck-A-Bye: A Comic Tribute to Mike Huckabee. Bush passes the baton to McCain, via Lisa Casey.

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Recently I finished reading the Madman Gargantua, a pleasantly hefty volume collecting the adventures of Mike Allred’s ginchiest creation. There will be a full review later,  but suffice it to say it’s about a re-animated hitman named Frank Einstein and his mad scientist pals and it’s overflowing with aliens, robots, time travel, and other awesome wackiness.