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| Child of the Moon |
Garcia - Jerry Garcia
One of my favorite Dead-related albums. The first side is full of great, early-'70's-style Dead stuff, i.e. Deal, Sugaree, Loser. But I really love the second side. Three tracks of absolute weirdness, then one of Garcia/Hunter's most beautiful songs ever (To Lay Me Down), then a nice little piano interlude in the form of An Odd Little Place, then the last, glorious notes of The Wheel.
As we speak, I'm in the middle of Spidergawd, one of the aforementioned bits of weirdness.
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| Cant Catch Me |
"The Best of Ann Peebles -- The Hi Record Years" (Unfortunately I don't think a single-disc "best of" her is enough for me)
Rockpile -- "Seconds of Pleasure," remastered with bonus tracks (Everly Brothers covers, cool!) |
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| Jair |
Jack Johnson - In Between Dreams
Stones - Stripped
Various - Bossa n' Stones
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| Madafaka |
DIVIDIDOS - Vivo Aca
DIVIDIDOS - Viveza Criolla |
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| Soldatti |
Live At Orpheum, 2002. |
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| Nasty Habits |
Jacques Dutronc |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
The Fabulous Thunderbirds "Hot Number" picked out of the junk bin at the second hand store today. It's OK but nothing to write home about. |
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| Lil Brian |
Lucinda Williams 5/27/03 & 11/20,21,22/03.
I'd write more about her but I'm not sure anybody cares.
Quite worth checking out if she's in your area.
7/12 Boston
7/14 NYC
8/4 Philadelphia
8/5 New Brunswick, NJ
8/7 Washington
8/10 Raleigh
8/11 Atlanta...
"A singer's love affair with loss" - Bill Buford (The New Yorker, 2000)
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| Soldatti |
Eric Clapton - Sessions For Mr. J. |
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Stones songs during the 'ordeal' of the last couple of days (i.e. rape of my home town):
Worried About You
Gimme Shelter
Let It Loose
Street Fighting Man
[Edited by scratched] |
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| Madafaka |
THE WHO - Then and Now! |
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| Soldatti |
Some Girls |
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| mac_daddy |
gov't mule @ high sierra (where i was last week). gotta love steve kimock (one of my absolute favorites) playing lap steel on the "wild horses" encore...
download link |
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| Jumacfly |
Little Barrie
Interpol
Amadou et Mariam
australia 73
JFK stadium 81 |
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| Jair |
Bebel Gilberto
Marisa Monte
Fernanda Abreu
All great Brazilian singers...
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| Navin |
For the past 7 days.....
DIRTY DIAMONDS (2005)
Alice Cooper
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| Sir Stonesalot |
The Reigning Sound--Time Bomb High School
The Monks--Black Monk Time
Cobra Verde--Copycat Killers
Sons & Daughters--The Repulsion Box
Bassholes--Bassholes
Sleater-Kinney--The Woods
The Supersuckers--La Mano Cornuda
DVD
Drive By Truckers--Dirty South
Dig!
The End Of The Century: The Ramones
Bootlegs
Kinks Fillmore '69
New York Dolls Paris '73
Sleater-Kinney 3/29/98
Neil Young Bottom Line '74
Von Bondies Peel Sessions |
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| Joey |
quote:
Madafaka wrote:
THE WHO - Then and Now!
***** Sniff !!! *******
I smell Ass .....
.............and you's ?!?!?!
Sassy Ass !
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| lotsajizz |
Since Saturday
Joy Division--Closer, the new White Stripes, Who By Numbers, Traffic's Greatest Hits, Beggars Banquet, and (now) SHHHHHH and Stonedhenge by Ten Years After |
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| 72Tele |
White Stripes-GBMS
Lou Reed-Live Take No Prisoners (i'm actually old enough to have seen this tour at Buffalo State College 4/78)
The Raveonettes-Pretty In Black
Eric Ambel and the Roscoes Gang-Loud and Lonesome
Louise and the Deependers-Live In MY Backyard |
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| Soldatti |
The Clash - London Calling |
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| charlotte |
Transformer
Berlin
Rock 'n' Roll Animal---Lou
Diamond Dogs-Bowie
Guts-John Cale |
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| time is on my side |
quote:
Child of the Moon wrote:
Garcia - Jerry Garcia
One of my favorite Dead-related albums. The first side is full of great, early-'70's-style Dead stuff, i.e. Deal, Sugaree, Loser. But I really love the second side. Three tracks of absolute weirdness, then one of Garcia/Hunter's most beautiful songs ever (To Lay Me Down), then a nice little piano interlude in the form of An Odd Little Place, then the last, glorious notes of The Wheel.
As we speak, I'm in the middle of Spidergawd, one of the aforementioned bits of weirdness.
Anyone else dig this album?
Yes, I've always been quite fond of that album and consider it Garcia's best album. I've listened to it quite a few times over the years as it was made during the Dead's creative peak. So many wonderful albums were made by them during this period (late 60's through the early to mid 70's). I've also acquired many of the Dick's picks (I have about 25 of them)as well as many, many older cassettes before CD's came into being. Inevitably, it's the songs and performances from this "golden age" by the DEAD that are my personal favorites and are the ones that I listen to over and over again.
[Edited by time is on my side] |
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| Dan |
Hanoi Rocks "The Albums 1981-1984" box set
Iron Maiden Rock Am Ring 6/4/05 FUCKING KILLER SHOW, lots of rarely played songs, amazing "Remember Tomorrow"
Anthrax L'mour in Brooklyn 12/16/89
Audioslave Philadelphia 4/29/05
Ted Nugent Philadelphia 3/1/05
Neil Young & Crazy Horse Burgettstown,PA 9/3/96 + San Franscisco,CA 5/8/97
Neil Young/Booker T & The MGs Torhout, Belgium 7/3/93
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| GimmeExile |
Lucinda Williams - 6/22/05 (an epic 3-hour show at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Oregon).
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
White Stripes - Get Behind Me Satan
Black Crowes - Hampton Beach, NH 5/13/05
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| Soldatti |
BB King & Eric Clapton - Riding With The King
Fucking great album. |
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| MrPleasant |
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72Tele wrote:
Lou Reed-Live Take No Prisoners (i'm actually old enough to have seen this tour at Buffalo State College 4/78)
I wouldn't have missed that one (had I been old enough), just for the kick of seeing him breaking into his assholish persona. Did he rant when you attended? |
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| Dan |
Rammstein London 2005 DVD too bad this didnt tour the US - looks like its possibly the best thing on the road today, what a killer show!
Iron Maiden Camden,NJ 2003 pro shot
Black Sabbath Castle Donington,UK 2005
^^^^ nothing "new" (ie not played since the reunion tour) other than a verse of "Sleeping Village" before "Children Of The Grave." Even other band members are openly complaining about lack of setlist changes
Rolling Stones Skydome 2002 nicely shot but they should just play 90 mins rather than have Bernard sing co-lead on all the songs toward the end.
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
quote:
Dan wrote:
Rammstein London 2005 DVD too bad this didnt tour the US - looks like its possibly the best thing on the road today, what a killer show!
Iron Maiden Camden,NJ 2003 pro shot
Black Sabbath Castle Donington,UK 2005
^^^^ nothing "new" (ie not played since the reunion tour) other than a verse of "Sleeping Village" before "Children Of The Grave." Even other band members are openly complaining about lack of setlist changes
Rolling Stones Skydome 2002 nicely shot but they should just play 90 mins rather than have Bernard sing co-lead on all the songs toward the end.
Is this the DVD where Little Red Rooster is edited? Would love to get a copy with the complete song.
Right now i'm listening to:
Gorgeous Girls Redux |
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| Soldatti |
Dylan's Unplugged. |
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