Who? Is there a new girlfriend-manager in Al’s life?
Yep.
Liz Walton.
Aside from some second hand stories of her getting a bit over protective and possessive and paranoid about other girls hanging around Al I don’t have any direct relations with her.
She is in the FB group that I participate in, though, and it’s funny because, although she doesn’t engage in any interaction with us fans/commoners, she has no reservations about spamming it up with all their various bullcrap.
I’d like to simply point out the following quote. . .
“anyway… it’s not my style to ask for money for doing nothing, that’s why I set up Patreon… I’d rather live in my car than beg…”
Does he not understand the definition of “beg”?
Come on man, what beggar will send you a real live postcard and maybe even call you one time? These are real perks that are definitely worth their weight in gold!
The difference between Al and some beggar in the street is that the beggar might actually play a song you want you hear if you give them some cash. Yeah, it’d be on a fucking harmonica or squeeze-box, but still…
The difference between Al and some beggar in the street is that the beggar might actually play a song you want you hear if you give them some cash. Yeah, it’d be on a fucking harmonica or squeeze-box, but still…
The kids who hang out by the Wrigley Field ticket gates and bang on upturned paint buckets for money do come pretty close, at times, to doing a mean “Burning Inside” rhythm.
I think you guys are missing the point of all of this. Al only stiffed his hired hands because he was stiffed first. Dont you see? The only way Al would not pay those other hired musicians is if he didnt get paid in the first place. Anything else would mean Al is a thief and a liar … [:/][shocked]
[reply]The difference between Al and some beggar in the street is that the beggar might actually play a song you want you hear if you give them some cash. Yeah, it’d be on a fucking harmonica or squeeze-box, but still…
The kids who hang out by the Wrigley Field ticket gates and bang on upturned paint buckets for money do come pretty close, at times, to doing a mean “Burning Inside” rhythm.[/reply]
I hope they have someone with a bag on their head strapped to an upturned wheel, with some fire breathers too [:)] And a large mechanical dinosaur too.
[reply][reply]The difference between Al and some beggar in the street is that the beggar might actually play a song you want you hear if you give them some cash. Yeah, it’d be on a fucking harmonica or squeeze-box, but still…
The kids who hang out by the Wrigley Field ticket gates and bang on upturned paint buckets for money do come pretty close, at times, to doing a mean “Burning Inside” rhythm.[/reply]
I hope they have someone with a bag on their head strapped to an upturned wheel, with some fire breathers too [:)] And a large mechanical dinosaur too.[/reply]
HAHAHAHA!!! Dude, we need to do our shitty paint bucket and kazoo Ministry covers in the subway tunnel and set up a little piece of chainlink fence in front of us.
[reply][reply][reply]The difference between Al and some beggar in the street is that the beggar might actually play a song you want you hear if you give them some cash. Yeah, it’d be on a fucking harmonica or squeeze-box, but still…
The kids who hang out by the Wrigley Field ticket gates and bang on upturned paint buckets for money do come pretty close, at times, to doing a mean “Burning Inside” rhythm.[/reply]
I hope they have someone with a bag on their head strapped to an upturned wheel, with some fire breathers too [:)] And a large mechanical dinosaur too.[/reply]
HAHAHAHA!!! Dude, we need to do our shitty paint bucket and kazoo Ministry covers in the subway tunnel and set up a little piece of chainlink fence in front of us.[/reply]
For the sake of authenticity there must be at least 10 people “onstage”, i.e. obstructing commuters, at any one time, some cowboy hats and one drummer must have a white and black striped jersey.
Heck yea. We should round up the prongers and go on tour to all the main metropolitan street corners.
I’m already working on the bookings for the Prongs Players 2016 Urban Assault Tour, y’all.
So far we’ve got the parking lot at the Austin IHOP confirmed (which exact IHOP TBA), and the alley adjacent to the Chicago clothing / novelty store also known as The Alley. I’m getting a good feeling that we’ll have some dates in between those two soon.
Here is an idea that might generate some needed $$$.
Al sets up a Kickstarter campaign where the fans get to create and pick the ultimate Ministry setlist for a future show. All songs from the entire Ministry catalog would be on the table.
Here is an idea that might generate some needed $$$.
Al sets up a Kickstarter campaign where the fans get to create and pick the ultimate Ministry setlist for a future show. All songs from the entire Ministry catalog would be on the table.
HAHAHA!!! I suggested something similar on FB a few weeks back, in anticipation of the NYE show. Like for a buck a vote (or 10 votes for 5 bucks) or something, you get to place your song choices and then at the end of the campaign, whatever got the most tallies goes on the list.
Metallica did something recently called “Metallica By Request” and took all the requests from fan club members or something for each show . . . different setlist each night. Pretty cool.
Anyway, it really would be a fun way to both give people a REASON to help financially (and if someone is willing to pay $1000 to have Al sign “With Sympathy”, then maybe they’d pay the same to hear “Revenge” live and all the new-wavers can have a big nostalgic orgasm together.
Anyway, it could be cool.
I just want to see them actually offer something in return for the fans’ donations.
So far all I see is the promise of some videos and emails which don’t even seem to have materialized yet.