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| gypsymofo60 |
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stonedinaustralia wrote:
no worries gmf ' tho i can see how you might have thought so -there is an amusing side to it
agree - spiderbait are good...regurgitator too
a lot of dave graney's stuff is good - EVERYBODY should hear "Rock and Roll is Where I Hide"
[Edited by stonedinaustralia]I've only heard one Dave Graney album, I'm ashamed to admit, can't even remember what it was called, but the song 'You're Just Too Hip, Baby' was the single, I think.
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| gypsymofo60 |
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Soul Survivor wrote:
Yeah. LOL
The managers and workers of these stores are all about 17 so if you buy something older than about 5 years, they think its fuckin ancient
Yes alas! Gone are the days when my drummer would surrepticiously slide the latest ultra hip platter into my greedy mits as I visited the record store he was employed at. Call it a record shop today and they look at you as if you just dropped out of the Pleistocene on the back of a sauropod.......Who the fuck is Mick Jagger? Indeed! |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
By "other music" I understand "Other music", so no Rock, no blues no stones-related music, no pop, no rocks and roll, no reggae, no funk, no punk, no progressive, no classical, no grunch, no techno, no new-wave, no latin, no indie, no commercial, no shit.
1.- Advanced fussion of Psychedelic-progressive-insane music: Carlos Alvarado's "The Music of Erich Zann", or any Chac Mool, or Jorge Reyes album. Jorge is easy to find in Europe, others are really hard to find anywhere but I can help. Also similar and easy to find is Gong (Camembert Electrique or any Live album), in fact they have recorded two albums with Mick Taylor: Expresso and Expresso II, nothing related with Stones music.
2.- Fourth millenium classical music: Frank Zappa "The Yellow Shark"
3.- Techno extravaganza: Hajime Tachibana - HM
4.- Psychedelic-Schizophrenic-blues: Groundhogs - Obituary Blues. I hated this album 30 years ago, like a bad trip... now is one of my favs LOL.
5.- Acid Music "Timothy Leary goes to heaven" by Odeil Odrareg
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| Nasty Habits |
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stonedinaustralia wrote:
and these - a little more obscure -
"magic box" - the loved ones - anarchic and outrageous (in a way working from the same blue-print as the birthday party) but in a muted '60's fashion - before everybody let it all hang out in '70's
"sex,dope,rock and roll - teenage heaven" - daddy cool
"pub with no beer" - slim dusty
[Edited by stonedinaustralia]
I love that Daddy Cool album, too -- very strange combination of Stonesian sleaze and Frank Zappa sarcasm. The Teenage Blues and the song that goes boogie boogie boogie boogie boogie -- excellent.
The Loved Ones is a major hole in my listening experience and I don't know what you're on about atall when you mention Slim Dusty.
Don't know if you got my latest e-mail, but I am quite interested in live recordings by the Beasts of Bourbon. Heard the five song sampler from '97 and it's brutal -- "You think the sun shines from under your skirt!" What can you commend unto me?
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| stonedinaustralia |
nasty - no i haven't had mail from you in ages - when did you send it?? - i was having probs. there for a while
can you reiterate your request re the Beasts - if it's their live album your after i'll look into it for you - it'd be good to hear from you in any event - 'tho i'm musing/brooding on a lengthy response to your last two pm's
as for the loved ones that hole should be filled - again i'll see what i can do - i'd be interested in your opinion -in mine they are more than a match for a lot of '60's bands from the US or UK or anywhere else for that matter - |
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| stonedinaustralia |
as for slim dusty - he's the grand old man of australian country music
"..oh there's nothing more lonesome, morbid or drear -
than to sit at the bar of a pub with no beer" |
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| Fiji Joe |
A lot of old blues lately...and I mean old...I mentioned in another thread, but, you can search for Fort Valley State Blues Festival at the library of Congress and listen to over a 100 old blues and gospel tunes...Really in the Robert Johnson and Leadbelly vain...they are really good and interesting...and if you get that far, I can tell you how to download the files |
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| sasca |
Woo, thanks everyone. I must investigate the Library of Congress - it's pleasing that someone cares enough to remember. Unlike the BBC who threw out priceless films of Syd's Pink Floyd and Tomorrow to make room for a new coffee machine. |
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| Chest Rockwell |
Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols - Sex Pistols
Run Devil Run - Paul McCartney
Veni Vidi Vicious - The Hives
Maladroit - Weezer
Let There Be Rock - AC\DC
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| purrcafe |
I almost forgot:
Pet Sounds! |
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| Sir Stonesalot |
The Chess Blues Box
Global A Go-go---Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
Surfer Rosa---The Pixies
Black Sea---XTC
The Stooges---The Stooges
Raindogs---Tom Waits
If I Should Fall From Grace With God---The Pogues
When I Was Cruel---Elvis Costello
Forever---Cracker
Roots---Blue Mountain(Try to get the German version with the four electric songs on the end)
The Chess Box---Muddy Waters
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| Nasty Habits |
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stonedinaustralia wrote:
nasty - no i haven't had mail from you in ages - when did you send it?? - i was having probs. there for a while
I think it was last Monday or Tuesday. I sent it to your work address.
Anyway --
Pharaoh Sanders - Tauhid
Freddie Hubbard - Sing Me a Song of Songmy
Ted Curson - Tears for Dolphy
Dan Melchior's Broke Review - Bitterness Spite Rage and Scorn
Reigning Sound - Time Bomb High School |
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| stonedinaustralia |
thanx - i've been on holidays the last two weeks - at least i've got one thing to look forawrd to when i go back to the office tomorrow
thanks again - i'll be in touch soon
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| Sir Stonesalot |
Egyptology----World Party
Goodbye Jumbo----World Party
Sly & The Family Stone Greatest Hits
Black Letter Days---Frank Black
I highly recommend anything by a band you might have heard of....The Rolling Stones. |
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| JumpinJackFlash |
How about
The Band
Creedence Clearwater Revival,
Duane Edmonds
Led Belly
Sonny boy williamson
Otis redding
Sam Cooke
Lazy Lester
Just some stuff I ponder all the time. |
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| JaGgEr |
The Who
Led Zeppelin
The White Stripes
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Jon spencer blues explosion
Ryan Adams
Lou Reed
Black crowes
The hives
The clash
The Ramones
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| F505 |
Wynton Marsalis -Black codes from the underground
Joshua Redman - Moodswing
R.E.M. - New adventures in Hi-Fi
Patti Smith - Gone again
Luther Allison - Live in Paris
McCoy Tiner - The real McCoy
Johnny Cash - American III: solitary man
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| L&A |
Other music ? Try French (or Belgians):
- Noir D�sir
- Arno
- Jacques Dutronc (l'int�grale)
- Serge Gainsbourg (l'homme � la t�te de chou)
- Alain Bashung
- Charl�lie Couture
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| Nasty Habits |
Any band that involves Thee Wild Billy Childish.
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Hey, it's nice to see all those proposal for "other music" can anybody upload or link some audio samples? |
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| justforyou |
Peter Tosh: Live & Dangerous - Boston 1976
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Gimme back me gold, me ruby and me diamond |
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| Dr. Frankenstone |
~Johnny Winter
~Lee Perry
~Bob Dylan
~Black Sabbath
~Hermans Hermits
~The Clash
~Culture
~Supergrass
~Don Ho
~Little Walter
~Charlatans UK
~The Dillards
~Al Greene
~U-Roy
~Glen Campbell
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1. Rory Gallagher
2. Shane MacGowan
3. The Pretty Things
4. Lindisfarne
5. Stone The Crows
6. Roy Harper
7. Kevin Coyne ( he's fucking brilliant)
8. Frank Black and the Catholics
9. Chester Burnette ( The Wolf )
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