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  • oasisob1

    That audio setup needs a set of Ultramix LD7-00 Quaffing Metaconnects. According to the review on BB, the strikingly unpretentious design isn’t just a bottling trick; the mushroom hints are designed to direct accurate fidelity. Placed carefully around the listening room, the effects will be immediately apparent: crusty, linalool bottoms and farmyardy treble regions rounded off with an earthy coloration that unveils the LD7-00′s jammy, cheesy palate. Classic undercurrents of blackcurrant end the tune.

  • toobigtofail

    Dude…     Move. The. Guitar.

    Just sayin’….

    • http://www.facebook.com/joe.skaggs Joe Skaggs

       This. Very this. I don’t even trust the CAT not to trash my guitar(s), not to mention the kiddo.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002204733322 Jared Kaufman

    Tinkerbell does not approve…

    • knoxblox

      LOL. I distinctly remember my mom forbidding me to play my Disney 45′s on 78 rpm around 1971 because I was dancing and stomping around like that. Rebelliousness is infectious, no matter who you’re listening to.

  • http://twitter.com/writebastard Ian Wood

    I first encountered Bad Brains in someone’s living room in Washington DC, where they were playing a house concert. Small space. Loud space. No children, slamming or otherwise. My friends and I were there awaiting the delivering of some “Chocolate Monkey Balls,” a smokable which proved to be as mythical as its name and never arrived. Later that night we went to a dive called DC Space, and then spilled out onto the street with everyone else when someone used their mace in the club. (Within a few days, there were t-shirts: I Got Maced At DC Space. I didn’t get one.) So I associate Bad Brains with crowded living rooms, jonesing, and upper respiratory distress.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/stefan_e_jones/ Stefan Jones

    PFFFFfffftt!

    Amateur.

    There was a guitar RIGHT THERE that she didn’t smash to pieces.

    That has to be a test of some sort.

  • Gilbert Wham

    This makes the world a better place. I can remember doing exactly this with my daughter to big A little a. Happy days.

  • kbmcg

    Glad I caught her relaxing in her music nook.

  • http://walkingwithshimmer.wordpress.com/ Werther deGoethe

    “Turn it up a little.” Future shredder verified.

    • awjt

      My favorite part.

  • noah django

     we went to shows and jumped around, trying to re-capture that purity

  • http://www.KladniFigures.com/ Scooter Jackson

    Brilliant

  • Roose_Bolton

    Punk As F***.

    • awjt

      Yeah, she’s WAYYYY punker than lyin’ in the library butterfly poop trail girl.

  • Donald Petersen

    That’s awesome.  My son started doing that to Mötorhead’s “Overkill” slightly before he could walk.  (The same enthusiasm, only clutching a coffee table for support.)

  • flappy

    Did I read that right? Her name is Adreneline ?

  • creesto

    I have the 70′s Punk box set, and I would take it on long road trips with my boys when they were between 3 and 11. They loved the music and once I had introduced it to them, every trip would bring out choruses of “Play the mean music, daddy!!”

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004435025823 Jennifer McMahon

    Adorable. I love this. Little pogokiddo. So cute! 

  • MonkeyBoy

    >”How did she know how to slamdance like that, you may ask?”

    Adult slamdancing is dancing like a 3 year old.

  • grimatongueworm

    Ohhh..that guitar needs to be in a case! 
     (Owner of a Martin D1 who’s neck went SNAP! when my then-toddler knocked it over whilst I had it leaning just like that)

  • bcsizemo

    Plug in just about any musical genre into youtube and you’ll get kids dancing their brains out:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzTrPrxxr-E

    • L_Mariachi

      But how did they train her to use a napkin??

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/stefan_e_jones/ Stefan Jones

    In a related experiment, Adeline’s twin sister, when exposed to a recording of the Polyphonic Spree, stuck knitting needles in her ears, just like a grow-up would!

  • http://blog.doomsdayzen.com agonist

    I always wonder what kids with cool parent will rebel against when they are teenagers. I hate your dumb punk rock! Taylor Swift is where it’s at!!!!

    • Antinous / Moderator

      I always wonder what kids with cool parent will rebel against when they are teenagers.

      Hasn’t Cher made a couple of movies answering that question?

  • northierthanthou.com

    Cute!

  • http://twitter.com/zaren Jim Schmidt

    Hey, that’s a fun song. Yes, it’s the first time I heard them. Guess I’ve got something new to mix into my turntable.fm rotation :)

  • Jerry Yrrej

    the guitar….cant stop staring at  vulnerable ….fragile guitar….

  • http://www.gyrofrog.com/ Gyrofrog

    I did the same thing when I saw the video for “This Ain’t No Picnic” on MTV (no, really! And this was before 120 Minutes). I was 15 but I guess I’d been pretty sheltered up to that point.