JW's Chuck Bisquits Article

[colonel panic]

JW is so cool.

http://thedailyswarm.com/swarm/superchunkbob-mould-drummer-jon-wurster-celebrates-very-alive-chuck-biscuits/

[Spalding]

If Biscuits' quoted age is accurate, he would have been 18 when JW saw him play. At that point, he was an old pro who was in the midst of tenure with a THIRD seminal punk band. He might have a good long article or short book of anecdotes, if Danzig and Ginn wouldn't sue.

Are there any live recordings floating around of him playing with Black Flag?

[WhoWantsPie]

If I'm not mistaken, the widely circulated/bootlegged '82 Demos feature Biscuits on drums.

[hugman]

If I'm not mistaken, the widely circulated/bootlegged '82 Demos feature Biscuits on drums.

see the downloads section. (unless it's been removified)

[orator]

he needs 50 posts for it to be visified

[Pat K]

Great article. I like "Who is this guy, a fuckin lumberjack?"

[JustNicole]

Great article. I like "Who is this guy, a fuckin lumberjack?"

Agreed.

[daveB from Oakland]

I remember a day in junior high when the halls were ablaze with the (completely false) news of the death of Steve Perry, of Journey. This would be 1982, maybe ... not sure.

Later, when I went to college, I compared notes with other folks from other locales who heard the same thing, around the same time.

[fonpr]

I remember a day in junior high when the halls were ablaze with the (completely false) news of the death of Steve Perry, of Journey. This would be 1982, maybe ... not sure.

Later, when I went to college, I compared notes with other folks from other locales who heard the same thing, around the same time.

I have come to believe it is, frequently, a marketing ploy.
Richard Thompson makes it all clear at the two minute mark.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=locEfzaWcGg