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Re: No Reservations: Rust Belt
by laststandchili on Mon Aug 03, 2009 1:50 pm
Tonights episode features Street Food.
I was looking forward to this until I started to worry that perhaps Tony is running out of topics, and is resorting to cobbling together an out-takes show.
In any event I'll watch.
AL and I had a nice conversation about Lake Trout at the beach on Saturday over cigars, so thanks for that Mr. Bourdain. If Tony knew AL he'd kick Zamir to the curb and do all his globe trotting with our own WOT luminary.
I was looking forward to this until I started to worry that perhaps Tony is running out of topics, and is resorting to cobbling together an out-takes show.
In any event I'll watch.
AL and I had a nice conversation about Lake Trout at the beach on Saturday over cigars, so thanks for that Mr. Bourdain. If Tony knew AL he'd kick Zamir to the curb and do all his globe trotting with our own WOT luminary.
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Re: No Reservations: Rust Belt
by Agent 13 on Mon Aug 03, 2009 2:00 pm
laststandchili wrote:Tonights episode features Street Food.
I was looking forward to this until I started to worry that perhaps Tony is running out of topics, and is resorting to cobbling together an out-takes show.
In any event I'll watch.
AL and I had a nice conversation about Lake Trout at the beach on Saturday over cigars, so thanks for that Mr. Bourdain. If Tony knew AL he'd kick Zamir to the curb and do all his globe trotting with our own WOT luminary.
How is AL with the Pan Flute?
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Re: No Reservations: Rust Belt
by laststandchili on Mon Aug 03, 2009 2:17 pm
Agent 13 wrote:laststandchili wrote:Tonights episode features Street Food.
I was looking forward to this until I started to worry that perhaps Tony is running out of topics, and is resorting to cobbling together an out-takes show.
In any event I'll watch.
AL and I had a nice conversation about Lake Trout at the beach on Saturday over cigars, so thanks for that Mr. Bourdain. If Tony knew AL he'd kick Zamir to the curb and do all his globe trotting with our own WOT luminary.
How is AL with the Pan Flute?
I'm not sure, but I have heard him fart several of Miles Davis' lesser known works. Really brings a tear to the eye.
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Re: No Reservations: Rust Belt
by Agent 13 on Mon Aug 03, 2009 2:41 pm
laststandchili wrote:Agent 13 wrote:
How is AL with the Pan Flute?
I'm not sure, but I have heard him fart several of Miles Davis' lesser known works. Really brings a tear to the eye.
If he works his way up to Sketches of Spain I may have to witness it in person
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Re: No Reservations: Rust Belt
by laststandchili on Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:16 pm
I'm more partial to the cool era recordings, but that would be impressive.
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Re: No Reservations: Rust Belt
by pastrami-on-wry on Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:19 pm
laststandchili wrote:I'm not sure, but I have heard him fart several of Miles Davis' lesser known works. Really brings a tear to the eye.
I'll bet his rendition of Miles' album "In A Silent Way" is deadly.
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