Dead Milkmen Free For All

Set_them_on_fire · Joined: 28 Aug 2003 Posts: 216 Location: Philadelphia

Oh yeah. I also have the low budgets cd. But that's all.

DublinDead · Joined: 08 Nov 2004 Posts: 400 Location: Dublin, Ireland

As people are going on about what DM stuff they have. What is the most unusal/rarest DM item? Mine has to be my Methadist Colouring Book.
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kksuck2 · Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:52 am Post subject:

Bubonics Dead Milkmen Yo-Yo is the most unique I've seen.
there's also a DM "can" that you flip over and it "moo's" haven't seen one online anywhere in quite a while- but they are out there- it's truely one of the weirdest band chattle I've ever seen.

doctor love · Joined: 22 Jan 2003 Posts: 1599 Location: Tacoma, Wa

[quote="kksuck2"]Bubonics Dead Milkmen Yo-Yo is the most unique I've seen.
there's also a DM "can" that you flip over and it "moo's" haven't seen one online anywhere in quite a while- but they are out there- it's truely one of the weirdest band chattle I've ever seen.[/quote]

Whoa-never heard of either of those. Sound cool.
And this is the first time I've ever heard about "baby flamehead". Does anybody have insight as to what it is?
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The Lamp Incident · Joined: 22 Jan 2003 Posts: 5090 Location: PVD, rho die land

Bubonic actually sent me a link to someone selling the yo-yo on Ebay a while back. They have those same yo-yos out there without the DM print on them too...they're crappy though.

The coolest things I've seen on Ebay are the Smokin' Banana Peels flipbook and the Beelzebubba '89 tour shirt.
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kksuck2 · Posted: Wed Jan 26, 2005 6:50 pm Post subject:

[quote="doctor love"][quote="kksuck2"]Bubonics Dead Milkmen Yo-Yo is the most unique I've seen.
there's also a DM "can" that you flip over and it "moo's" haven't seen one online anywhere in quite a while- but they are out there- it's truely one of the weirdest band chattle I've ever seen.[/quote]

Whoa-never heard of either of those. Sound cool.
And this is the first time I've ever heard about "baby flamehead". Does anybody have insight as to what it is?[/quote]

Baby Flamehead-Dean's band after the milkmen-
I like their singer's voice- Thimble full o' Nothing is probably my favorite track- the album is called Life Sandwich - it's good- buy it today.

Brian Bubonic · Joined: 21 Jan 2003 Posts: 403 Location: Los Angeles

Actually Dean was in Baby Flamehead during the reign of The Milkmen.
They did the one album on Texas Hotel Records and it's quite good. I
believe Dean had to leave Flamehead to tour with The Milkmen. The
band continued without him and even tried to hang on after Andy quit. I
saw them one night in Chicago with a club's soundman playing bass. He
had a few days to learn all the songs. It just wasn't the same...

The yo-yo is kinda cheesy, but not like the rolling papers. Back when
Jeremy had the 3RD Milkmen site he had all that stuff posted.

Later,
Bubonic

Set_them_on_fire · Joined: 28 Aug 2003 Posts: 216 Location: Philadelphia

I don't own any rare stuff except the fact that my Soul Rotation book is signed by Rodney, Dean, Joe and the FFA members but that's all.

kksuck2 · Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 9:27 am Post subject:

This is the part of the thread where someone tells me who Umiak is.

BillJr. · Joined: 25 Sep 2004 Posts: 7 Location: Cincinnati, OH

I haven't posted on here very much, so 2,000 posts on the FFA isn't on my list. I didn't even join till I needed to find info for the memorial show. As far as the albums go, I have all the cd's and an original pressing of the punk rock girl 7". I also have original pressings of big lizard and eat your paisley on vinyl. I have two of the self released cassettes that i bought of some junkie street vender in philly back in '89 or '90. I thought he had made them himself when i bought them. Plus about six copies of metaphysical on cassette. I have a few shirts. I have tour shirts from metaphysical and soul rotation still. plus a big lizard shirt. as far as rare stuff, i have an original punk rock girl paper doll. i also have one of the yo-yo's mentioned earlier. i have two posters from a free outdoor show they did at clark park in philly. on the back of one is autographs from the band. on the other is a portrait of myself drawn by rodney after their set. he tried to charge me $15 bucks for that. i have loads of patches and buttons and crap to numerous and useless to mention.

Justin Asshole · Joined: 07 Dec 2004 Posts: 57

This thread is nothing but a disguised "Who has the biggest DICK" contest".
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The Tarantula · Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2005 9:23 am Post subject:

Mine's not THAT big, but it gets the job done.

DublinDead · Joined: 08 Nov 2004 Posts: 400 Location: Dublin, Ireland

[quote="Justin Asshole"]This thread is nothing but a disguised "Who has the biggest DICK" contest".[/quote]

It's not the nail but the hammer that drives it.
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questionable · Joined: 10 Feb 2004 Posts: 578 Location: walmart

No, it really is the nail. That's just a lie women tell to get you in bed.
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The Lamp Incident · Joined: 22 Jan 2003 Posts: 5090 Location: PVD, rho die land

Women are liars. All of them. If they really wanted a guy with a sense of humor, I'd have been laid 50 billion times by now.
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