Guest Suggestion: Jon Wurster

[emma]

He drums for the Mountain Goats and Superchunk - who are coming out with a new album soon! I've heard a couple interviews with him recently and he seems like a funny guy. Maybe bring him into the studio with someone like Paul F. Tompkins who's been on the show a couple of times and is comfortable with the format (length of the show, taking calls, etc.)? I think it could be pretty good.

[waltkellysghost]

I hear Marky Ramone does a dead-on Jon Wurster impression.

[Pastor Josh]

It occurred to me recently that it would be awesome if Tom played some new Superchunk but referred to them as Chunkysoup in order to preserve the mystery.

[Pastor Josh]

It occurred to me recently that it would be awesome if Tom played some new Superchunk but referred to them as Chunkysoup in order to preserve the MYSTIQUE.

Corrected.

[yesno]

Not exactly realistic--the guy tours too much.

[orator]

you want the universe to implode on itself?

[Senator Gothman (D-OR)]

Who's that?

[Spitzer]

Dude is still recovering from a serious label choke job. Heard he had to sell his vintage '64 maple red ludwigs and now works for American Appareal as an 'idea guy' or something.

[Steve of Bloomington]

That sounds great. I've listened to Superchunk for years, but I know so little about the man behind the drum kit.

[dave from knoxville]

Come on, he's a drummer. Outside of Buddy Rich, what drummer has ever been interesting?

[fonpr]

Come on, he's a drummer. Outside of Buddy Rich, what drummer has ever been interesting?

Keith Moon?

[Auntie Christina]

Dino Sex?

[Martin]

Todd Barry?

[fonpr]

Todd Barry?

Yes and he played with the Beatles!

[senorcorazon]

First, I hear he's kind of a dick. Second, I think it's John Wooster. He also started an avant-garde performance group in the late 70s, apparently, but had to leave after a fistfight with Willem Dafoe.