- "Wrigley's great, if you get the right tickets."
- Bleacher seats
- Halter tops
- Girls "dropping tops"
- Drinking beers
- Watching the minor leagues = more fun.
- Advertisers will never leave the Cubs
- Wrigley is always full even when the team sucks
- Why do the players need to win? They make their money regardless
- Winning more games won't make the owners more money
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Talking Wrigley in Chattanooga
A while back, while sitting at a hotel bar, I found myself involved in a conversation with a middle-aged man from Chicago. He was in town working disaster recovery from the damage caused by a tornado a few weeks prior. We covered a lot of topics, but it was once we started talking about the Cubs that I decided I had to take some notes on the discussion. The following is a short list of the madness that made it into my Notepad session:
Friday, July 6, 2012
Trying Not To Be A Dick About It
"All his fans ever wanted in the first place was a regular goddamn Smashing Pumpkins record, and Oceania is Corgan trying not to be a dick about it for once."
That's Steven Hyden from Grantland on the new Smashing Pumpkins' cut. I haven't heard it yet, and to be honest, despite my love for the band and my recent revisiting of their early catalog, I hadn't truly intended to. Zeitgeist never gripped me, and I couldn't be bothered to pay attention to whatever Corgan has been up to since. But I think I will be listening to Oceania very soon, and hell, I might even enjoy it.
Read the rest of Hyden's take on Corgan (and what he can apparently learn from Rush) here.
That's Steven Hyden from Grantland on the new Smashing Pumpkins' cut. I haven't heard it yet, and to be honest, despite my love for the band and my recent revisiting of their early catalog, I hadn't truly intended to. Zeitgeist never gripped me, and I couldn't be bothered to pay attention to whatever Corgan has been up to since. But I think I will be listening to Oceania very soon, and hell, I might even enjoy it.
Read the rest of Hyden's take on Corgan (and what he can apparently learn from Rush) here.
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