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Fanflow Flashback - July 24, 2009
🕑 Added 2024-10-15 17:00:07 +0000 UTCThere have been a few other Prime Time Records albums unearthed here, but I don't think this one's seen the light of day since its original run date. Ray seems to have been deeply affected by the plight of someone named Terry Parker, and is also wearing what looks like a Michael Jackson-style chef's coat. No idea about the hair, but it's just like him to suddenly have hair like that.
For the curious, "wonder-panning" was the practice of a vocalist making some kind of pithy point, then squatting at the edge of the stage and holding the microphone out to the audience, slowly drawing it from left to right, with an open-mouthed, "did I just blow your mind" facial expression.
Comments
J Hardy Carroll
I want to see the Akkolade album. He wasn't a Prime Time artist, and Ray went to town trying to dis him, but he was still a smooth AF player.
C C
I see, minimize health risks, encourage risky behavior and bad decision making, it's the long con with that snake.
Dan McG
I have to hear “I killed a snake with a Heineken” for Gods sake.
Julie (HiDeeHoGal)
I'm not mad about it. Go off Terry, light your truth and make it explode.
Chris Onstad
oh, ho, ho, there are many less-advisable things Ray has done with a Rickenbacker. I just haven't gotten around to cataloguing them yet.
Chris Onstad
The method isn't immediately obvious. First you give the snake a pharmaceutical which is contraindicated for alcohol.
Chris Onstad
Good eye!
Chris Onstad
Lighters are very triggering for Terry. He'd just use it for lighting some kind of makeshift soda can pipe.
2scrogz
This is the least-advisable thing Ray has done with a Rickenbacker since that time he had to pretend to be Jack White, for reasons that were only clear to him.
C C
I've killed a snake and I've killed a Heineken, but I've never killed a snake with a Heineken. *for the record I'm not proud of killing the snake
Dan W
Even that knife is a Rickenbacker.
Julie (HiDeeHoGal)
Holding up a lighter for Terry Parker.
