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Artist: T. Rex
Album Title: Electric Warrior [Expanded]
Date of Release: February 25, 2003
Originally Released: 1971
Mambo Sun - 3:40
Cosmic Dancer - 4:30
Jeepster - 4:12
Monolith - 3:49
Lean Woman Blues - 3:04
Bang A Gong (Get It On) - 4:27
Planet Queen - 3:13
Girl - 2:32
The Motivator - 4:00
Life's A Gas - 2:24
Rip Off - 3:46
There Was A Time - 1:00
Raw Ramp - 4:16
Planet Queen (previously unreleased, acoustic version) - 3:00
Hot Love - 4:59
Woodland Rock - 2:24
King Of The Mountain Cometh - 3:57
The T.Rex Electric Warrior Interview - 19:35
Paul McCartney
Red Square
Moscow, Russia
May 24, 2003
Disc info:
Disc 1:
(1) Hello Goodbye (4:04)
(2) Jet (4:35)
(3) All My Loving (3:36)
(4) Getting Better (3:49)
(5) Let Me Roll It (6:20)
(6) Lonely Road (4:31)
(7) Lover To A Friend (5:12)
(8) Blackbird (2:43)
(9) Every Night (3:18)
(10) We Can Work It Out (3:12)
(11) You Never Give Me Your Money (3:14)
(12) The Fool On The Hill (5:02)
(13) Here Today (3:29)
(14) Something (2:57)
(15) Eleanor Rigby (2:22)
(16) Here There And Everywhere (2:31)
(17) I've Just Seen A Face (2:14)
(18) Calico Skies (2:52)
(19) The Two Of Us (3:55)
(20) Michelle (3:12)
Total time: 73:15
Disc 2:
(1) Band on the Run (6:18)
(2) Back In The U.S.S.R. (4:50)
(3) Maybe I'm Amazed (4:45)
(4) Let 'Em In (5:34)
(5) My Love (6:08)
(6) She's Leaving Home (4:01)
(7) Can't Buy Me Love (2:32)
(8) Birthday (3:43)
(9) Live and Let Die (3:13)
(10) Let It Be (4:33)
(11) Hey Jude (8:03)
(12) The Long And Winding Road (3:42)
(13) Lady Madonna (2:42)
(14) I Saw Her Standing There (3:21)
(15) Yesterday (2:38)
(16) Back In The U.S.S.R. (5:11)
(17) Sgt. Pepper/The End (5:26)
Total time: 76:49
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| August 27th, 2004 04:47 PM |
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| F505 |
The Revolution Starts.... Now!
by the hardcore troubadour |
| August 27th, 2004 09:22 PM |
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| Soldatti |
A nightmare today!
on the job the radio was playing 80's oldies all day! From Jacko to Milli Vanilli, terrible!
They played Harlem Shuffle, Hard Woman and Say You Will too!
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| August 28th, 2004 11:38 AM |
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| mac_daddy |
my recording of Camper Van Beethoven from last sunday's sunset junction street fair...
also:
the drive-by truckers - May 6, 2004 |
| August 28th, 2004 03:23 PM |
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| Soldatti |
After a bad day, Let it bleed was the salvation for Saturday morning! |
| August 30th, 2004 05:21 PM |
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| Cant Catch Me |
Hey SIA, here's my best description of go-go, plus reviews of those two Trouble Funk albums.
Go-go is a style of music unique to Washington, D.C., where it’s immensely popular among the city’s residents, a vast majority of whom are black. It’s highly repetitive and rhythmic, featuring immense percussion sections, and large horn sections as well, playing very tight arrangements behind a vocalist. While some of it is recorded in the studio, it really is best live, played in raucous go-go clubs where large, enthusiastic audience dance all night long. In D.C., it’s a big form of entertainment, and there are stores and street vendors that sell live go-go tapes from all the shows. For a while, at the height of the “Dodge City”-crack cocaine era in D.C. there were many shootings associated with go-go, mostly outside of the clubs where various drug gangs sparred with each other. It’s very audience oriented, in fact, featuring a lot of call and response with the crowd and band acknowledgement of all the various crews and individuals present, i.e. “so and so is in the house,” etc. Of all the go-go bands, Chuck Brown had a near-national hit with “Bustin’ Loose,” as did Experience Unlimited with its “Da Butt,” but otherwise it’s been restricted to D.C. Because I don’t want to get my white ass shot off I’ve only seen one go-go show, a double bill in perhaps 1985 or 1986 with Nina Hagen (!!!) at the Warner Theatre in Washington, a surprisingly swank theatre that’s also where the Stones played here on the 1978 tour.
Here are reviews from AMG of the two Trouble Funk albums I mentioned (and which I’m still listening to right now).
Trouble Funk – Live
There are no actual songs contained on Trouble Funk's Live; there are four near-15-minute jams, but they prove to be just as magical and rewarding as their compact songs (for Trouble Funk's more accessible tunes, check out the Early Singles compilation on Infinite Zero). Although the band never caught on nationally, for reasons unknown, they were huge in the Washington, D.C. area. And like other funk specialists (Graham Central Station, Funkadelic, etc.), Trouble Funk songs were infectious rave-ups that instantly created a party-like atmosphere. The group could really stretch out in concert, and although it may sound like a cliché, Live is the closest you can come to the Trouble Funk concert experience without actually attending one of their shows. Each of the four album sides twist, turn, bounce, groove, and breathe. There's lots of crowd chanting (done amazingly on cue), superb drumming/percussion (courtesy of Timothy David, Mack Carey, and Emmett Nixon), and rubbery synthesized sounds. The energy never dips, and the group is constantly inspired and at their peak. Also included are interesting liner notes from an unlikely Trouble Funk fanatic, Henry Rollins.
Trouble Funk – Early Singles
While Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers were longer lived and E.U. scored the biggest national hit, Trouble Funk was the best and most interesting group to come out of the Washington, D.C., go-go scene, and its relentless pursuit of the good groove, propelled by buoyant horn charts, P-Funk-inspired keyboard lines, and tireless percussion jams, was a potent and satisfying reminder in the dying days of the disco era of just how joyous, muscular, and human good dance music could sound. This compilation (released by former D.C. resident and longtime fan Henry Rollins — yep, that Henry Rollins) features eight cuts from the band's early, self-released 12" singles, where Trouble Funk could stretch out its tracks to eight to ten minutes without outside influences urging the band to shoot for something more commercial or radio-friendly; this is go-go with enough grease for purists and enough groove to win converts, including the epochal "Supergrit," "So Early in the Morning," and an idiosyncratic reworking of Kraftwerk's "Trans Europe Express." A valuable archival release that will also give you enough fuel to set the dancefloor burning all night long.
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| August 30th, 2004 06:50 PM |
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| Dan |
The Cure - recent gig
various Black Sabbath stuff
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| August 30th, 2004 07:42 PM |
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| stonedinaustralia |
quote:
Egbert wrote:
Birthday Party "Mutiny/The Bad Seed EP"
wicked Egbert - "If this is heaven i'm bailing out"
UTOPIATE!!!
CCM - thanks for the response
[Edited by stonedinaustralia] |
| August 30th, 2004 07:48 PM |
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| Lil Brian |
Bob Dylan
Lincoln, NE April 23, 2001
Pershing Auditorium
Duncan and Brady
Mr. Tambourine Man
It's Alright, Ma (I'm only Bleeding)
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
Tryin' to Get to Heaven
Seeing the Real You At Last
Boots of Spanish Leather
Visions of Johanna
Things Have Changed
Drifter's Escape
Leopard Skin Bill-Box Hat
Love Sick
Like a Rolling Stone
If Dogs Run Free
All Along the Watchtower
I Shall Be Released
Highway 61 Revisited
Blowin' in the Wind
Rainy Day Woman #12 & 35 |
| August 30th, 2004 09:38 PM |
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| Soldatti |
Jump Back!  |
| August 31st, 2004 10:04 AM |
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
"The Great Twenty-Eight"
Chuck Berry |
| August 31st, 2004 11:31 AM |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
Robert Randolph and the Family Band - Unclassified
Lucinda Williams - Ramblin' |
| August 31st, 2004 12:39 PM |
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| charlotte |
take a look at this cool website:
http://www.janesaddiction.com/janesaddiction.html |
| September 1st, 2004 12:45 AM |
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| Soldatti |
Velvet Revolver... |
| September 1st, 2004 02:07 AM |
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| Cant Catch Me |
The Blasters -- "Testament, the Complete Slash Recordings"
Roy Buchanan -- "Live Stock" |
| September 1st, 2004 03:57 PM |
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| Saint Sway |
Rich Robinson - "Paper" - no surprise - this is my favorite record of the year. Best rock record I've heard in a long time. Definately the most rockin stuff to come out of the Crowes camp in awhile. Check it out for yourself - stones fans will dig it. www.richrobinson.net
Steve Earle - "The Revolution Starts Now" - hes one of my favs. I think of him as a countrytonk Keef. I'm not big on political records - fact I usually run from them - but this record is so good that I'm able to get past his political messages
Drive By Truckers - "Dirty South" - If you like Steve Earle, you'll like these guys. Hard rockin country rock. I just picked this up a few days ago and it rocks.
I'm also really digging Kings of Leon, Jet and My Morning Jacket |
| September 1st, 2004 07:32 PM |
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| stewed & Keefed |
Today:
Radiohead - OK COMPUTER
Tool - AENIMA |
| September 1st, 2004 09:25 PM |
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| Soldatti |
Dylan's Unplugged |
| September 2nd, 2004 12:23 AM |
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| Water Dragon |
After a sweltering day filled with misery, I'm sipping from the well of Otis Redding, a self-made compilation. Very cooling and smoothing!
BTW, I noted earlier the mention of Henry Rollins: He played sax w/Root Boy's Sex Change Band, first incarnation. |
| September 2nd, 2004 02:14 AM |
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| beer |
bands i listened to today:
Jets to brazil
Fifteen
Sleater Kinney
Jawbreaker
NO Stones, sorry, i'm a sinner.
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| September 2nd, 2004 02:56 AM |
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| Jumacfly |
FACEs
FACES
FACES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| September 2nd, 2004 12:07 PM |
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| Nasty Habits |
Just played Dolly Parton's "Puppy Love", that she recorded for Goldband when she was like 15.
Can't get over the sheer genius of the Faces box set. That version of Gettin' Hungry is incredible and Bad 'n' Ruin is the #1 rock and roll track at casa de Nastay at the moment.
Bo Diddley -- Rare and Well Done
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| September 2nd, 2004 02:50 PM |
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| Factory Girl |
Last Night-Libertines self-titled & Up the Bracket.
Stones-various stuff from the 70's. |
| September 2nd, 2004 02:55 PM |
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| Joey |
Steely Dan '96 Live -- Manassas , VA ( SB )
Steely Dan '00 Live -- Fiddler's Green , Englewood , CO ( SB )
THE WHO '00 Live -- MSG ( 10/04/00 -- SB )
Roxy Music's Greatest Hits
Baby Steel Magnolia '01 , Cleveland |
| September 2nd, 2004 03:51 PM |
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| parmeda |
quote:
Jumacfly wrote:
FACEs
FACES
FACES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Ju!
Me too
Me Too
ME TOO
(Long Player, Ooh, La, La & A Nod Is As Good As A Wink  ... ) |
| September 2nd, 2004 03:57 PM |
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| Joey |
" There's a special place for lovers
One we understand
There where neon bends in daylight sky
In that sunny room she soothes me
Cools me with her fan
We're drifting
A thousand years roll by ................
Baby Steelie
Her brother he's burning with rage
Baby Steelie
Her brother he's burning with rage
I'd like to know what's on his mind
He says hey buddy you're not my kind
Where the nights are bright
And joy is complete
Keep my squeeze on Green Flower Street "
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| September 2nd, 2004 09:59 PM |
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| Soldatti |
Jungle In Spain 1990 |
| September 3rd, 2004 12:29 AM |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Humble Pie "From the Front Row Live" DVD Audio with a KILLER version of Honky Tonk Women, better than the one on "Eat It" and with a funny intro
Savoy Brown "Hellbound Train Live" (this is not the Hellbound Train traditional studio album but a great live CD)
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| September 3rd, 2004 12:56 PM |
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| stewed & Keefed |
Some times you just need to play very loud..Never mind the bollocks - Sex Pistols |
| September 3rd, 2004 01:08 PM |
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| Jumacfly |
quote:
parmeda wrote:
Hey Ju!
Me too
Me Too
ME TOO
(Long Player, Ooh, La, La & A Nod Is As Good As A Wink ... )
Pool hall richard (and not pool hall richards, aka keith at the beach!!), Cut Across Shorty .. |
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