| March 30th, 2005 08:54 PM |
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| kath |
i dunno why my posts are taking so much space
watts at scotts
40 licks
neil young and crazyhorse
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| March 31st, 2005 08:00 AM |
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| Jair |
"The Ladykillers" soundtrack, a fantastic collection of gospel songs...
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| March 31st, 2005 12:44 PM |
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| Dan |
The other Black Crowes, from England, the Quireboys live in London at the Town & Country Club 3/12/90 - they cover "Heartbreaker"
HANOI ROCKS ROME 2/16/05
HANOI ROCKS HIROSHIMA 3/1/03
AEROSMITH LARGO 1/25/80 UPGRADE
TEGAN AND SARA SO JEALOUS
MOTLEY CRUE FORUM 3/23/05
SOLOMON BURKE AMOEBA 3/29/05 |
| March 31st, 2005 11:37 PM |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Cold Blood - Vintage Blood: Live 1973 |
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| Water Dragon |
'Drinkin' TNT 'n' Smokin' Dynamite'
BUDDY GUY & JUNIOR WELLS
with Bill Wyman, Pinetop Perkins, Terry Taylor & Dallas Taylor
Crawfish Fiesta
Professor Longhair
New Orleans' Sweet Emaa and her Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Sweet Emma The Bell Gal
Clifton Chenier - Louisiana Blues and Zydeco
Well, that is as much gumbo as I can swallow in one sitting...keep on moving and grooving |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Water Dragon!! Great to hear from ya
---good taste
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Ya Ya's
I don't know why it's the first I play when I get back home drunk  
Next probably will be Jefferson Airplane's "Bless Its Pointed Little Head" more than 35 years of both shows and still two of my favs |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
An album called "Exile on Main Street" by a band called "The Rolling Stones" |
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| Water Dragon |
Ola, Senor Gerardo!
Thank you for your greeting, you are very kind. Were you aware that Sweet Emma plays the piano in the end of "The Hustler?" Its the last shot of the movie when the credits roll.
Yes, Ventilator Blues, remains one of my fave RS songs, especially when I am "breaking down." This morning I got up and listened to "Down Home Girl." That BJ-dominated cover of the blues has so many facets of what TRS were to me at that time, and vaguely, eeirly-predictive lyrics. "I'm goin' to take you to the muddy water and push you in; just to watch the water roll on, down your velvet skin." A slight cognitive dissonance; the same feeling of Eros you have for someone you know you should not covet and yet you can't stop the lust or longing.
I hope that Spring is good for you and yours,
Warmest regards,
W.D. |
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| Nellcote |
Bruce Springsteen
Oh Boy!
Charleston, SC 04/09/78
Soundboard |
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| sirmoonie |
Rockin' Saturday - no work, sunshine, lotsa beer!
Stooges - Fun House
Guitar Watson - Real Mother For Ya
Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Plant (believe the hype!)
Stones - Goat's
Cooper - Killer |
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| J.J.Flash |
quote:
sirmoonie wrote:
Rockin' Saturday - no work, sunshine, lotsa beer!
Stooges - Fun House
Guitar Watson - Real Mother For Ya
Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Plant (believe the hype!)
Stones - Goat's
Cooper - Killer
WOW Moonie..... Alice's Killer is fantastic.....
I'm really happy hearing that there are another Stones' fans on Alice Cooper 70's stuff.....Classic
man....you should also queue Schools Out....you won't regret....
By the way.... Desperado is fuckin' tastic |
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| MrPleasant |
Cooper's Killer is a fucking classic. DaDa, from 1983, is extraordinary as well.
Frank Zappa - Playground Psychotics |
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| J.J.Flash |
quote:
MrPleasant wrote:
Cooper's Killer is a fucking classic. DaDa, from 1983, is extraordinary as well.
Frank Zappa - Playground Psychotics
You know.....from almost every damn Cooper's albums.....DaDa is one I still didn't "digest". |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
quote:
sirmoonie wrote:
Rockin' Saturday - no work, sunshine, lotsa beer!
Stooges - Fun House
Guitar Watson - Real Mother For Ya
Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Plant (believe the hype!)
Stones - Goat's
Cooper - Killer
Public Enemy ---> at least they knew when & how to use samples. Nowadays, rappers just go ahead and hijack entire songs and rap new "lyrics" over the music. |
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| sirmoonie |
quote:
M.O.W.A.T. wrote:
Public Enemy ---> at least they knew when & how to use samples. Nowadays, rappers just go ahead and hijack entire songs and rap new "lyrics" over the music.
I agree. I can't believe what passes for rap theses days.
I can't believe I just said I can't believe what passes for rap these days. |
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| Soldatti |
Sucking In The 70's
Exile |
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| MrPleasant |
quote:
J.J.Flash wrote:
You know.....from almost every damn Cooper's albums.....DaDa is one I still didn't "digest".
Give it another try!
It has the usual strengths of Alice: clever lyrics, humor and catchy melodies, plus: atmosphere. The highlights, for me: "Enough's enough", about incendiary father-son relationships, and "I Love America", about redneck patriotism, but what kills me (no pun intended) is the final track.
Just like "Mother's little helper" sings about the jolliness of potential OD'ing, "Pass the gun around", the last track, celebrates alcoholic depression (sic). That chorus, "Pass the gun around - give everyone a shot, give everyone a shot", has the intensity of "I love the dead", only multiplied. I mean, they're both great and belong to great songs, but anecdotically "Pass the gun around" thrives on the mundane, and because of that it can be genuinely resonant.
You may dislike a couple of tunes ("Fresh blood", for instance, because at first it may sound a bit crappy, even if the HOOKS are there), but "Pass the gun" is a masterstroke.
DaDa is not as impressive as Killer, but it pays off. I promise!
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| Nasty Habits |
Funkadelic - Let's Take it to the Stage
Various Artists: God Less America
Jon Wayne - Texas Funeral
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| Jair |
Pin ups, Bowie, fucking puta album |
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| Madafaka |
FRANK SINATRA - New York, New York |
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| Soldatti |
John Lennon - Rock And Roll |
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
Tonight:
The Faces -- Good Boys When They're Sleeping
Bob Marley -- Legend
Tina Turner -- Acid Queen & The Best of Ike & Tina Turner |
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| Child of the Moon |
Bowie!:
Diamond Dogs
Low
The Deram Anthology
Aladdin Sane
Plus...
Electric Six - Fire
Grateful Dead - Reckoning
Beck - Guero |
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| Lil Brian |
A nice cover of "Moonlight Mile" by Turin Brakes. For a sample: http://www.smokecds.com/track/140301 |
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| Jair |
Jack Johnson, In Between Dreams |
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| Cant Catch Me |
Alright, Nellcote, Robert Gordon is, as they say, "Red Hot!" That's a choice pick! He's a regular in my CD player, and Fresh Fish is probably my favorite.
John Lennon's "Rock n' Roll" is another great choice, whoever said that one. Man, I love that album.
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| Soldatti |
Pearl Jam - Greatest Hits |
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| glencar |
Guest of Honour w/Keith richards which contains him & a bunch of other folks outside the Stones. |
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| Child of the Moon |
Today I tried out a few Bowie albums that I hadn't really given their fair due in the past. I wanted to see if any of them had grown on me.
First up was 1.Outside. I'd previously listened to it and appreciated it, but only really cared for a couple of tracks. Now I really dig it in its entirety - the whole thing's grown on me.
Then came Let's Dance. I'd always judged this one based on the "strength" of the three big cuts - Let's Dance, Modern Love, and the dreaded China Girl. Well, I'll admit that there are some good songs on this one - Ricochet, Cat People, even Let's Dance... but it's still not a favorite.
Next was Young Americans. Another one that I judged on the basis of a couple of songs. I never really got into his Philly soul period. After listening today, it's still not one of my faves, but I've grown to like it a bit more, if only because of the mood it sets. Fame and Fascination are still the best.
Later (or tomorrow), I think I'll try Buddha of Suburbia and ...hours..., maybe another.
Listening to a variety of stuff now, including the Temptations, Neil, Stones, Bert Jansch, etc. |
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