Main Offender Puns

Keith Richards releases a limited edition super-deluxe boxset of his acclaimed, second solo album Main Offender, on March 18th via BMG, featuring a host of previously unreleased gems from the ‘Winos Live In London ‘92’ performance recorded at the Town & Country Club, Kentish Town.

This collection also includes an 88-page book with never-before-seen photos, reproductions of handwritten lyrics, reprinted essays from the album’s release, and more, plus an archival envelope containing exact replicas of promotional and tour materials from Keith’s archive.

Main Offender is the latest treasure trove of Keith Richards material to be released and follows last year’s Live At The Hollywood Palladium and the 2019 unveiling of his now legendary, first solo album Talk Is Cheap.

The album was originally released in October 1992, four years after Talk Is Cheap and features the much-loved X-Pensive Winos: drummer and long-time collaborator Steve Jordan (who recently drummed with the Rolling Stones on their 2021 No Filter Tour of the US), guitarist Waddy Wachtel, bassist Charley Drayton, keyboard player Ivan Neville, singer Sarah Dash and backing vocalist’s Bernard Fowler and Babi Floyd.

The captivating 10-tracks on Main Offender include the electric singles ‘Wicked As It Seems’, ‘Eileen’ and ‘Hate It When You Leave’. The album was produced by Keith Richards, Waddy Wachtel and Steve Jordan. The bonus live album was mixed and produced by Jordan as well.

Keith says:

“This is the second time around & the Winos are kind of developing—and if I can keep those guys together for as long as I can, it’s one of the best bands in the world. It’s a very intriguing band and the potential is only just starting to show itself.

If I hadn’t have taken the Winos on the road, this record would probably have been totally different than it is.

I tried to avoid making too much sense on this record because to me that ambiguity and mystery, and a little provocation to make you think, is something far more powerful and more important than just wagging your finger and saying, ‘I know what he’s saying don’t do this, do that.’ If you’re a musician, silence is your canvas and you never want to fill-in the whole thing because then you’ve just covered it all…

One of the most interesting parts about music is where you don’t play.”

[https://www.xsnoize.com/keith-richards-announces-boxset-of-acclaimed-album-main-offender-reveals-previously-unreleased-version-of-how-i-wish-live/]

For me personally it has to be Laurie Strode's death in the opening of Halloween Resurrection. It's such a lame sendoff for such a legendary character and feels like it exists in such a forced scenario/scene. A terrible scene in a terribly written film.

So what are your choices? What protagonists death scene bothered you the most? Whether it felt unearned to you, or you hate it because you feel it exists solely for shock or just bothers you that it happened period?

You know they're thinking about it downstairs.

CDE :: Hate Crime (cloud.gov)

Seems like we need to start petitioning for our own hate crime bill.

Victims

Anti-Black or African American

2,755

Anti-White

773

Anti-Jewish

676

Anti-Gay (Male)

649

Anti-Hispanic or Latino

507

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Offenders

White

3,633

Black or African American

1,309

Unknown

1,080

Multiple

378

Asian

75

I've narrowed my main battery offenders to...streaming audio apps and their relative usage of Google services. Google Podcasts, Spotify, Castbox, etc.

Not only they drain battery like crazy during listening with screen on and off, but also in background. I need to manually force close the apps to stop the draining. Surprisingly video streaming apps like Youtube or Netflix don't drain the battery as much, not even close.

I hope the bug(s) will be fixed. Right now I'll just avoid audio apps.

What are your offenders?

So i know it's just game and the trains don't play a big role. But it they got the tracks so wrong that it's just funny to me and i'd like to Point them out.

First of all almost all the tracks i've come across are single track meaning that only one direction is direction for trains to pass but when you follow these tracks you come across multiple trains without any place where they can let each other pass. And no your not telling me that before the bombs 10 trains we're going to morgantown on the same line. That just isn't logical.

On the topic of tracks in fallout 76 they aren't straight enough for a train to possibly go over without derailing. They make so many random turns many of them to sharp. Also every ten meters they go up hill or down hill.

Next up is the stations also all one track. You would think that a city like charlingston would have a bigger station. Also all the platforms are so goddammm short. No passenger train would ever be able fit all the wagons in there. About passenger trains, they have stations for them but i have barely seen any passenger wagon or train anywhere. Where did they all go. Was it to hard to make a model for them bethesda?

There are a few more things that i find unlogical like the train yards, places we're the line stops for no reason, rails that don't connect,... But i'd be here for ages.

Anyways if you feel like i'm nitpicking, yes i am. Also this list is mostly based on fallout 76 because in the other games i didn't really focus on them because i guess it wasn't that obvious there.

Don't mind my bad English because it isn't my first language.

Edit: let me make it clear that i have my fair share of hours in fallout 76 and i DO not want to Bash fallout 76 even more with this post(that's been done to death)I am talking about all the fallout games. I just really noticed this in fallout 76. Also i think Fallout 76 is the worst fallout game and there is some shady shit going on with it but i still enjoy playing that game and i still play thé game. So no i'm not making this to bitch about fallout.

Edit: yes i get had to downscale the map and they hadn't much room, but they still could of made it better than it is now. No need to repeat that 200 times.

Just thought i would play some great scandinavian punk rock on my newly bought Harley Benton bass, and i have to say this bass sounds great for punk with pick playing. Hope you guys think so too!

https://youtu.be/ISCtIxzga9E

This may seem like a strange request. I love going to the occasional chippy maybe once a week and like to explore the local ones whenever I can.

When I do, I get salt, vinegar and tam scoosh. Nothing disappoints me more than when I see pishy watery tam scoosh run out of the bottle and spread itself over the chips. It angers me. I find myself sometimes having to ditch my chips and go to a trusted local (The Fountain Fish Bar).

Anyone else share this hatred with me? Who do I avoid and additionally; who do I make a visit with because they don't water it down and perhaps have good chips etc?

Thanks for your time.

Cheers for the gold whoever and whenever.

EDIT: Also, where did this surge of people come from like 3 hours ago.

OK IVE DONE A LOT YOU TERRIBLE SHITTERS, ILL RESPOND TO EVERYONE ASAP.

EDIT: IK SOME PPL DIDNT GET ROASTED YET, THIS WAS FUN AND IN CASE I DIDNT GET TO YOU, YOUR MAIN IS SHIT LIKE YOURSELF 😤

Keith Richards releases a limited edition super-deluxe boxset of his acclaimed, second solo album Main Offender, on March 18th via BMG, featuring a host of previously unreleased gems from the ‘Winos Live In London ‘92’ performance recorded at the Town & Country Club, Kentish Town.

This collection also includes an 88-page book with never-before-seen photos, reproductions of handwritten lyrics, reprinted essays from the album’s release, and more, plus an archival envelope containing exact replicas of promotional and tour materials from Keith’s archive.

Main Offender is the latest treasure trove of Keith Richards material to be released and follows last year’s Live At The Hollywood Palladium and the 2019 unveiling of his now legendary, first solo album Talk Is Cheap.

The album was originally released in October 1992, four years after Talk Is Cheap and features the much-loved X-Pensive Winos: drummer and long-time collaborator Steve Jordan (who recently drummed with the Rolling Stones on their 2021 No Filter Tour of the US), guitarist Waddy Wachtel, bassist Charley Drayton, keyboard player Ivan Neville, singer Sarah Dash and backing vocalist’s Bernard Fowler and Babi Floyd.

The captivating 10-tracks on Main Offender include the electric singles ‘Wicked As It Seems’, ‘Eileen’ and ‘Hate It When You Leave’. The album was produced by Keith Richards, Waddy Wachtel and Steve Jordan. The bonus live album was mixed and produced by Jordan as well.

Keith says:

“This is the second time around & the Winos are kind of developing—and if I can keep those guys together for as long as I can, it’s one of the best bands in the world. It’s a very intriguing band and the potential is only just starting to show itself.

If I hadn’t have taken the Winos on the road, this record would probably have been totally different than it is.

I tried to avoid making too much sense on this record because to me that ambiguity and mystery, and a little provocation to make you think, is something far more powerful and more important than just wagging your finger and saying, ‘I know what he’s saying don’t do this, do that.’ If you’re a musician, silence is your canvas and you never want to fill-in the whole thing because then you’ve just covered it all…

One of the most interesting parts about music is where you don’t play.”

[https://www.xsnoize.com/keith-richards-announces-boxset-of-acclaimed-album-main-offender-reveals-previously-unreleased-version-of-how-i-wish-live/]