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Title: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: Chris DiCicco on August 28, 2004, 06:28:18 PM
 ;) So I wonder when Bucket and Viggo will work with Dan Radcliffe from Harry Potter Mr. Radcliffe can be seen now adays swinging a flying V and has been taught the Bass by Gary Oldman, the guy who was Sid Vicious wouldn\'t that be freaky to see...

Chris
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: Chris DiCicco on August 28, 2004, 06:30:22 PM
 :o well it was worth a shot! I tryed writting on DR\'s forum but they don\'t allow guests

Chris
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: tvega12004 on August 28, 2004, 10:02:33 PM
That would be pretty interesting to hear.  I think that anything that Harry Potter can add to the wonderful music that Bucket and Viggo already make can only be a plus.  You never know maybe Bucket and Viggo already thought of it.
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: Chris DiCicco on August 28, 2004, 11:00:13 PM
 :o Not very Shocking is the fact that Gary Oldman still retains some of SV from his role in Sid and Nancy a great movie.

Chris
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: gkg on August 30, 2004, 01:12:07 PM
so long as we\'re setting up fantasy gigs - viggo, travis and arlo guthrie, for one.

viggo, travis, bucket and iggy pop for another.

hey, i never said i didn\'t have a strange fantasy life...   ;)
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: Chris DiCicco on August 30, 2004, 02:04:29 PM
 :o Iggy and Bucket worked together on Giant Robot Mr.Pop\'s in the credits...

HA HA Mr Pops In HA HA the last thing I saw Arlo in was Vincent Gallo\'s Buffelo 66 HMMM  Me thinks he ran a gas station in the middle of nowhere..

HMMM checking sorces

Chris
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: gkg on August 30, 2004, 02:47:29 PM
Mr Pop, what a concept!  jimmy the iguana is quite the character.  not to mention a face and eyes that just burn into your brain - and quite the collection of scars... if you find that attractive.  and oddly enough i do, scars, tattoos, eyes, skin, things that mark a body as truly lived in and with.

arlo...  hey, dave mason might know something about that gas station, i think he said the pumps don\'t work \'cause the vandals took the handles.
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: oldfolkie on August 30, 2004, 05:55:05 PM
Quoteso long as we\'re setting up fantasy gigs - viggo, travis and arlo guthrie, for one.

Oh my, gkg, now you\'re talking! Just saw Arlo on the weekend and he\'s just as amazing now as he was in the 60\'s. Didn\'t stop at a main stage concert -- no, he was out workshopping around the festival. Got to love a man like that -- always sharing his stories & music. They don\'t call me oldfolkie for nothing, you know... ;)

How about an Arlo, Viggo, Travis, Buckethead quartet? Boggles MY mind!  ::)

Can\'t relate to Iggy Pop though, sorry, not on my radar. Just a philistine, what can I say.
Title: Re: Bucket, Viggo and Harry Potter
Post by: gkg on August 30, 2004, 06:54:04 PM
QuoteHow about an Arlo, Viggo, Travis, Buckethead quartet? Boggles MY mind!
that would be a great thing!  hey Travis, what about it?

ah well - i love the Igster.  not everyone does.  but then again, it takes all sorts.  me, i can\'t get behind Steve & Edie...  sort of like music born as muzak to me.  i like the real stuff with feeling... rock, opera, punk, folk, all of it - pretty much - so long as it has depth and meaning, instrumental or vocal doesn\'t matter, but if i can sing it, all the better.  

hey - what about Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan?  i actually heard a Viggo sing something that sounded like it coulda been from their chapbook.