I have never felt compelled to give a journalist a hug after an interview, until Gail Worley. Within moments of speaking with her, you sense that Gail is in this for the right reasons. Her passion for music and writing is evident in the way she puts you at ease and draws out the best from you in conversation. I had a hard time shutting up because she got me so psyched! Gail was also responsible for fulfilling my childhood dream of getting in Modern Drummer magazine, writing a great piece. I appreciate that she took the time to help a kid from New Hampshire get out there a little more. Thanks for writing about what you believe in, Gail. Your talent and spirit don't go unappreciated, my friend!
Monthly Archives: August 2006
Little Miss Sunshine: The Best Movie I’ve Seen All Year

His T-Shirt Says“Jesus Was Wrong”
Everyone reading this needs to go see the movie Little Miss Sunshine as soon as possible. It’s so hilarious and so heartfelt, it is just insane. It is even better than Napolean Dynamite, a film I’ve seen about 20 times and own on DVD. Just go; go now.
Breaking News: Gail Gets Hate Mail from Lead Singer of The Panic Channel!

Steve Issacs: Panic Channel Vocalist. Gail Hater
Oh man, this is so awesome. Just a few hours after I posted This blog entry about the shitty new CD by The Panic Channel, and copied the post to my Myspace blog (rip), I received genuine, authentic HATE MAIL from none other than Panic Channel vocalist (and former MTV Veejay) Steve Issacs. This is so exciting! Look at what Steve wrote personally to me: Continue reading Breaking News: Gail Gets Hate Mail from Lead Singer of The Panic Channel!
It Feels So Good to Be Right: The Panic Channel Suck It

“One is the loneliest number…” Dave Navarro, Chris Chaney, Stephen Perkins and Steve Isaacs are The Panic Channel
If you have a few minutes to gloat, take a peek at AMG’s review of the new Panic Channel CD, One and tell me I didn’t call it two months ago.
Review of The Panic Channel’s One
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Love ’em or hate ’em, there’s no denying that Jane’s Addiction was one of the pivotal bands of the alt-rock revolution of the early ’90s. They were one of the first to pull metal and underground rock fans together, first with their 1988 major-label debut, Nothing’s Shocking, and then as the creators and headliners for the first Lollapalooza tour.
Continue reading It Feels So Good to Be Right: The Panic Channel Suck It
