God knows how this descent into psychedelic chaos began, or how it will come crashing down from the stratosphere. But the point remains that somewhere, at some time, against all the laws that generally govern this space-time continuum, we were born, with nothing more than a meaningless name and a pocket full of talent we'd pilfered from jesus's kitchen.
Were we invited? no.
Were we aided? no.
Do you have a choice in the matter? no.
We were just born.

Enjoy,
The Populist Revolt

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Josh: A Biography

Once upon a blue shrimp cocktail party sunset, there was a boy named Josh.... (+) expand

God knows how this descent into psychedelic chaos began, or how it will come crashing down from the stratosphere. But the point remains that somewhere, at some time, against all the laws that generally govern this space-time continuum, we were born, with nothing more than a meaningless name and a pocket full of talent we'd pilfered from jesus's kitchen.
Were we invited? no.
Were we aided? no.
Do you have a choice in the matter? no.
We were just born.

Enjoy,
The Populist Revolt

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Josh: A Biography

Once upon a blue shrimp cocktail party sunset, there was a boy named Josh. Josh was not a bad person, however he had an excess of free time and computer skills, so he decided to get himself on to a music page at thesixtyone.com and fuck around with the people that created it.

Try as they might, they could not change their password enough to confuse him, so instead they just tried ignoring him, hoping he would get bored and move on to other things.

Alas, Josh didn't get the message, not because he was stupid, but because he couldn't for the life of him figure out why they wouldn't want some stranger poking around their page posting pictures of himself, writing on their news column, etc.

Allow me to explain this phenomenon. People who create a music page on a website like thesixtyone.com do so for the purpose of furthering their own musical career. It is not a joke, nor is it a game, nor is it something to be played around on by a total stranger. We do hope you understand.

Much love and other vibrations,
The Populist Revolt (-) collapse