F*** you, New York Dolls! Especially you, Buster Poindexter!

Went to a street arts and music fest along the Hudson River in NJ in September... featured act on the flatbed-truck/stage by the train station on a Sunday afternoon ... The New York Dolls.
David Jo and Sylvain and two fill-in guys (drummer and bass) ....just kicked ass. It was freaking hysterical!

 

Go back to Jersey, ya moron!

 

Sylvain may have stood you up, but you incorrectly assumed Johansen would have accompanied him to the bar. He apparently doesn't drink anymore.

Q: You don't drink anymore?

A: Not really. I kind of exhausted that as far as it being fun.

Q: What's it like being sober in the New York Dolls?

A: It's kind of like tripping. Everything is flickering in your periphery and shapes are shifting.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/07/30/PKGDOIM0H31.DTL

 

I may have to resend my all-newbie team to Free-Hack now.

 

Their new album is actually quite good.

 

Weird. As I checked out, there was Sylvain again. I should have punched him in the mouth for no-showing at the bar, that would have been rock 'n roll. My guess is he was at the Nashville Hustler Hollywood.

Their tour bus is plastered with Rolling Rock ads. I don't drink the Rock, he would have had to settle for Ouzo, Stella Artois or Blatz.

As for Buster, my guess is I was five feet away from him getting a hummer, the bus' windows were covered.

Most people can't get a blow job in a strange town at 11:30 a.m., but then, most people aren't Buster Poindexter.

 

You also have to realize Bubs, that when he's wth the Dolls, David Jo is not in Buster mode. Totally separate (and from what I gather now defunct) character.

 

I'm well aware that he's about two continents away from Buster mode when with the Dolls.

But dropping the line might get him laid in some circles, no? In other circles, it would draw ridicule.

 

I'm betting David Jo gets much more tail than Buster could ever get.

 

You better get out of that place if its the last thing you ever do.

 

A classic.



Ole ole - ole ole / Ole ole - ole ole
EE-Yessa Ha-ha
Ee-yes girls
Me mind on fire -- Me soul on fire -- Feeling hot hot hot
Party people -- All around me feeling hot hot hot
What to do - On a night like this
Music sweet - I can't resist
We need a party song - A fundamental jam
So we go rum-bum-bum-bum
Yeah we rum-bum-bum-bum
Feeling hot hot hot -- Feeling hot hot hot - oh Lord
(me la la la lum bum bum)
See people rocking -- Hear people chanting -- Feeling hot hot hot
Keep up this spirit -- Come on let's do it -- Feeling hot hot hot
It's in the air - Celebration time
Music sweet - captivate your mind
We have this party song - This fundamental jam
So we go rum-bum-bum-bum
Yeah we rum-bum-bum-bum
Feeling hot hot hot -- Feeling hot hot hot - Oh Lord
Ha-ha
Ole ole - ole ole / Ole ole - ole ole
Ole ole - ole ole / Ole ole - ole ole
EE-yes girls
People in the party - hot hot hot
People in the party - hot hot hot
They come to the party know what they got
They come to the party know what they got
I'm hot -- You're hot -- He's hot -- She's hot
I'm hot -- You're hot -- He's hot -- She's hot
(Real hot) -- (Real hot) -- (Real hot) -- (Real hot)H
a-ha-ha - Oh Lord
How you feeling? (Hot hot hot)
How you feeling? (Hot hot hot)
How you feeling? (Hot hot hot)
How you feeling? (Hot hot hot)
(Hot hot hot)(Hot hot hot)
(Hot hot hot)(Hot hot hot)
{repeat & fade}

 

Two things:
1. 'Hot, hot, hot' is universally despised, not universally beloved.
B. 'I had at least $10 in my wallet devoted to getting you plastered,' might be one of the funniest sentences ever written.