[76lsjumb]

Maybe a little strong, but can we agree that playing She's Not There at a murder trial goes beyond merely "bad taste"?

I guess exponentially bad taste.  Still think there is something beyond drunk and stupid there, but yes if you are that drunk, you can be that stupid.  Can't be defended IMO.


I did say borderline.  I'm no psychiatrist.

I can go with "exponentially bad taste." 

Of course, I was on the field for the infamous Patty Hearst halftime show, so I'm not sure how my standards should be calibrated.  Also, there was the 1974 formation [proposed, but, IIRC, didn't actually make it onto the field] relating to Richard Nixon when he had phlebitis:  Song:  Jim Croce's One Less Set of Footsteps; Formation:  A wheelchair.

I'm guessing that probably wouldn't have been one of your favorites, either... [But, hey, according to Wikipedia, The Washington Post actually lampooned this in an editorial cartoon, so the Band wasn't wholly alone ...]

[76lsjumb]

Maybe a little strong, but can we agree that playing She's Not There at a murder trial goes beyond merely "bad taste"?

I guess exponentially bad taste.  Still think there is something beyond drunk and stupid there, but yes if you are that drunk, you can be that stupid.  Can't be defended IMO.


I did say borderline.  I'm no psychiatrist.

I can go with "exponentially bad taste." 

Of course, I was on the field for the infamous Patty Hearst halftime show, so I'm not sure how my standards should be calibrated.  Also, there was the 1974 formation [proposed, but, IIRC, didn't actually make it onto the field] relating to Richard Nixon when he had phlebitis:  Song:  Jim Croce's One Less Set of Footsteps; Formation:  A wheelchair.

I'm guessing that probably wouldn't have been one of your favorites, either... [But, hey, according to Wikipedia, The Washington Post actually lampooned this in an editorial cartoon, so the Band wasn't wholly alone ...]