because Kentucky is where the art is at

[soopageek]

Some of you may have heard of the Weird N.J. book that was a best-seller a couple of years ago. This was followed by Weird U.S. and some sequels. They began a series of websites and officially licensed books written by other folks in other states.

This morning, my pal aloneinky was telling me about Weird Kentucky which she purchased recently. I decided

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[dividedbyzero]

Hey - thanks for the Unusual Kentucky feed. Looks interesting.

Supafuzz used to play up at IU a lot when I was there. Fun band to see play. I'll have to check out Hermano.

[soopageek]

I saw BCB or Supafuzz one (I forget now which) at The Wrocklage in Lexington with a couple of fraternity bros of mine back in the day. I recall it being a fun show as well.

I used to have a Supafuzz CD and I sold it back when I went into trucking. There were a few local CDs in that collection I wish I hadn't parted with so easily.

[dividedbyzero]

I had the same problem with some Bloomington bands...lost or sold CDs. I still go into local stores there when I'm back to see if I can find them in the used bins. I've had a couple of successes with that.

I'll wager if you spend a Saturday afternoon down near the UK campus, if there are still any CD/music stores left that is, you could probably find some of those old CDs.

[aloneinky]

That's great that you liked what I told you about the weird Kentucky book. It was $20 if you ever want to get it. I checked out the site today and really liked it. I'm also going to have check out that group.