#Whiskey on the rocks

[crmsnmth]

Whiskey on the Rocks

He puts his pack of cigarettes on the bar settling them next to a tumbler of whiskey and ice The cubes clink against the glass walls of their execution chamber He longs for the days when this whole place would be nothing but smoke and beer baited questions And he could have his slow-acting suicide in the company of other black lungs

Behind him is the clack of cue balls and cue sticks laughter from jokes on inner circles tables coated in slowly drying liquor and slop houses of condensation the temperature is at least ten degrees above outside He finds himself praying the jukebox will break and he can be free of radio pop hits and classic rock sing-a-longs There is no peace for a brain rotting away with the drink It's a Wednesday night and the place is packed Wrong move on the wrong day Chalk it up to overconfidence and self-hate

He leaves a ten and enters out into the end of summer night Where the very scent of all is in the air and a whole new wave of memories hit him Even though he thought he'd finally drowned them The walk home will be dark and cold

[swedebeast]

Wanna have an Australian tell you the story about the "Whisky on the Rocks"-incident and how Cold War Sweden showed the USSR it was done with its USSRshit?? Then look no further!

[doctorfriend79]

🥃  Happy World Whisky Day!  🥃

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[aperint]

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[gothicbeastgirl]

Grandpa Ralph as Whiskey on the rocks bc he's very popular and bitter (just with Diane, of course)

We love him 🫰🏻

This is crazy but WHY NOT?

CB's cast as drinks

Buddy is this Butterfly Bubble Tea:

Chase is this Blue Piña Colada (free coconuts):

Deacon is this sweet Strawberry Milkshake:

Prunella is this cute Dalgona Matcha:

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[crabs-brencil]

mb and art in network effect essentially, and pin-lee and ratthi having top secret gossip sessions over drinks

[pononoin]

Idk how to explain but those two drinks reminds me to Stan and Kyle

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Metallica - Whiskey In The Jar

[adv1ll]

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This Jackass was waiting for his game to load in, still on the main screen. The words League of Legends were across his desktop screens. Is this guy for real? He quite Literally took your ability to walk, rearranged your guts, fuck you till you're dumb. And now he's screaming profanities at his screen about how his teammates were useless. What the actual hell man?

A/N: Haii chat, I made this because I started re watching MHA again. Sorry :3 Also like always, i was a bit drunk while making this so apologies if you don't enjoy @adv1ll 's work: Plagiarism not authorized.

[undergroundrockpress]

Iggy Pop & Ray Manzarek, Whiskey a Go Go, 1974. Photo: James Fortune.

[pearlsinoystersflesh]

There’s a killer on the road

[wavesoutbeingtossed]

her recent arrangements and the general vibes of her life and the reclaiming of her past selves etc makes me think she’s gunna lean much more heavily into country with TS12…. what do you think?! I would DIE

Obviously I can’t predict anything but I too am getting some country folky vibes from her of late!!! (And I don’t think it’s just debut teasing.)

Idk there’s a vibe to the acoustic set and her vocals lately that is just 🤌 (even more than usual) and the “just a girl and her guitar doing a bit at a coffeehouse” of it all is sending me. I think a lot about how in The Bolter she gets increasingly twangier on the chorus as the song progresses (on the “one evening’” line that ends with eeeevenaaaayun by the time she sings it the third time) and for some reason I’m like ARE YOU TELLING US SOMETHING MA’AM 👀😂

I’d love some sort of country/folk/rock fusion in TS12 and since I’m getting storytelling fictional concept album vibes from her speeches of late I feel like that isn’t a leap!

I mean, I would die if she went full on Americana folk like Carolina (my beloved) and I don’t think she’d go quite that stripped back, but I could see something like No Body No Crime/The Bolter/Ivy being in the mix.

[weneverlearn]

Lost STIV BATORS footage found - made into amazing new video!!

Interview with Stiv solo/latterday Dead Boys bassist, Frank Secich, about how this new clip appeared - featuring exclusive pix!!

"Me and Stiv Bators at record release party for the Orchids in Hollywood in 1979." - Frank Secich (photo by Lisa Secich)

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Frank Secich is an endlessly inspiring rock'n'roll lifer who began his career as bass player for the great early 1970s Northeast, Ohio, proto-power pop legends, Blue Ash.

Later in the decade he hooked up with fellow rust-belter, Stiv Bators, as part of Stiv's ongoing post-Dead Boys projects. That sometimes led to Dead Boys reunions too, of which Frank was the faithful bottom end. -- You can read this full interview I did with Frank a few years ago when he released his wild biography, Circumstantial Evidence.

"Me with Stiv Bators at my old apartment on the West Hill in Sharon, PA, December 17, 1978. I think we (me, Stiv, Lisa and Cynthia Ross) went to see the Talking Heads and hang out that night in Youngstown!" - Frank Secich (photo by Lisa Secich)

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But first check out this INCREDIBLE new video for "Circumstantial Evidence"!

Circumstantial Evidence - Stiv Bators Band

Frank got the video from his pal who made it last week, and when he posted it on Facebook, it led to a goodly portion of classic punk fandom freaking out.

I asked Frank if he could answer a couple of quick questions about the new video, and as it turns out his friend made a new Dead Boys video from found 1979 footage too, which can be seen on Frank's FB page.

For now, check out the interview with Secich below.

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So, who made this video, and this is the first time you've seen it, right?

Frank Secich: The first time I ever saw the "Circumstantial Evidence" video was a few days ago. Filmmaker Rob Luttrell just recently made it with his old film he had found and restored. He sent it to me, and I was stunned and shocked how good it was. It was the first time I had ever seen these old clips in "Circumstantial Evidence" from footage that he shot at the Whisky a Go Go in L.A. and the Heat Club and Town Hall in New York City in 1980. Stiv's solo band at this point was Stiv Bators, Jimmy Zero, guitar, George Cabaniss, guitar, David Quinton Steinberg on drums and me on bass. Also, guest starring in the video is Dee Dee Ramone!

Stiv Bators and Frank Secich recording "It's Cold Outside" at Bijou Studios in Hollywood, CA in April, 1979. - Frank Secich (photo by Theresa Kereakes)

"Frank Secich, Stiv Bators and Greg Shaw (Bomp Records head) recording "It's Cold Outside" at Bijou Studios in Hollywood in April of 1979." - Frank Secich (photo by Theresa Kereakes)

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So Robert had all that original film? Will we maybe see more such footage?

F.S.: Yes, there is one more of "Sonic Reducer" from 1979. Rob and Marty Abrahams made this one in early 1980. We used to use it as a promo film back then, and we would play it right before we took the stage. Rob has digitalized it and improved it, and it is very cool. It features the Dead Boys at that moment -- Stiv Bators, Johnny Blitz, Jimmy Zero, George Cabaniss, and myself. Cheetah had just broken his wrist right before this gig at Irving Plaza, so George was filling in for him. This film was done at Irving Plaza in New York City in January, 1980.

While watching the videos, what are some memories that popped to mind?

F.S.: I was just flooded with memories. Rob really captured the spirit of our chaos back then. We used to have so much fun. It really was a wild ride like that almost every night; and of course you could never predict what Stiv might do. It was an exciting time and we toured North America constantly from 1979 until January of 1981, with slight variations of that band. I am really glad the line-up of the band has been preserved on film for posterity.

Do you have specific memories about any of the shows that are seen in this clip?

F.S.: The fans ripping Stiv's shirt off are indelibly imprinted in my mind. He would also hang himself on stage with a microphone cord which would scare the hell out of me. One time during those gigs we were all flying around on stage, and I turned around quickly and he jumped up and I accidentally knocked him out cold with my bass. He came to pretty quick and said to me, "Did it look cool?" I said "yeah!" The Stiv beer fountain at the end of the film is really cool as well.

"Donna Santisi's cool photo of me and Stiv at the Tropicana Motel in W. Hollywood in early 1979!"

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Anything you want to say at all about these new videos…?

F.S.: It really brought back such great memories of a time and place that was very special and now forever gone. In one day, there have been over 5,000 plus views of "Circumstantial Eveidence" just on my Facebook site, and people's reactions have been amazing. I hope that Rob has more films because these are very special and quite a tribute Stiv and his legacy.

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Hope you will remember those days at the Whisky after seeing the video. I used what I could salvage after 44 years of deterioration (mold and color loss and scratches). These two films were shot on no budget before MTV existed. - Rob Luttrell

"Mick Rock's picture sleeve photo of Stiv and Frank for Bomp's single "Not That Way Anymore" in 1980." - Frank Secich

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All photos exclusive and courtesy of Frank Secich.

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