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« Reply #660 on: May 29, 2006, 09:43:00 PM »
The Fendermen - "Mule Skinner Blues"
Jim Stafford - "Swamp Witch"
AC/DC - "Rock 'n' Roll Damnation"
AC/DC - "Down Payment Blues"
AC/DC - "Gimme a Bullet"
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« Reply #661 on: May 30, 2006, 11:20:00 AM »
Richard Thompson--Mirror Blue
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« Reply #662 on: May 30, 2006, 02:17:00 PM »
Neurosis--The Eye OF Every Storm

Aphex Twin, Massive Attack, and some other electronica

Ween--Live In Chicago DVD

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« Reply #663 on: May 31, 2006, 09:12:00 AM »
T.S.O.L. - "Wash Away"
PJ Harvey - Uh Huh Her
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« Reply #664 on: May 31, 2006, 11:30:00 PM »
Galaxie 500--This Is Our Music
Mission of Burma - "Academy Fight Song"
The Grifters (not sure of song title)
Galaxie 500--On Fire
PIL - "Banging The Door"

Fred Frith--Speechless

The Cowboy Junkies--Miles From Our Home
The Cowboy Junkies--Lay It Down

AC/DC - "What's Next To The Moon"
AC/DC - "Gone Shootin'"
AC/DC - "Up To My Neck In You"
AC/DC - "Kicked In The Teeth"
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« Reply #665 on: June 01, 2006, 06:11:00 PM »
Anyone kinda disapointed with the new TooL CD? Considering its been over 5 fucking years since these dudes put out a new album...
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« Reply #666 on: June 01, 2006, 06:14:00 PM »
Thelonious Monk - Straight, No Chaser
Superchunk - Come Pick Me Up
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« Reply #667 on: June 02, 2006, 08:26:00 AM »
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"Anyone kinda disapointed with the new TooL CD? Considering its been over 5 fucking years since these dudes put out a new album... "


When I first heard "Vicarious" I thought that they could do better, but when I listened to the whole thing I liked it a lot.  Maybe it was the dope, the yay, or the weed, but I thought it was pretty good.  Definitely showing a bit of restraint at times, a little more subtle,  maybe?
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« Reply #668 on: June 02, 2006, 08:37:00 AM »
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"Galaxie 500--This Is Our Music



Cool band.  I got into them in the early 90s, listened to them and Spaceman 3 a lot back then.

Cowboy Junkies are cool, they did the coolest version of "Sweet Jane" ever, and it's hard to beat the live version Lou Reed did on Rock and Roll Animal.  What a great song.....

I heard a Fred Frith album called The Technology of Tears a while back, don'tt remember much of it, though.  He was on an album with Richard Thompson, Henry Kaiser, and some other guy (his last name's 'French'; the band was French, Frith, Kaiser and Thompson, kinda like a law firm) called Invisible Means that had some interesting stuff on it.  Not all of it was accessible at first listen, but a good record.

Gotta love the Bon Scott-era AC/DC.  Music to drive drunk to.
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« Reply #669 on: June 02, 2006, 11:06:00 AM »
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Cool band. I got into them in the early 90s, listened to them and Spaceman 3 a lot back then.

Yeah, that's when I listened to them too; the Lungfish guitar guy turned me on to them. The limitation of having only a cassette player and an AM/FM radio in my van forces me to dig through old shoe boxes full of tapes looking for stuff to listen to while driving...
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« Reply #670 on: June 02, 2006, 11:24:00 AM »
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I heard a Fred Frith album called The Technology of Tears a while back, don'tt remember much of it, though. He was on an album with Richard Thompson, Henry Kaiser, and some other guy (his last name's 'French'; the band was French, Frith, Kaiser and Thompson, kinda like a law firm) called Invisible Means that had some interesting stuff on it. Not all of it was accessible at first listen, but a good record.

I first heard Speechless a long time ago (when I was 15, an older friend was into him & had seen him perform at JHU and told me all about his quirky guitar innovations) and ended up buying it like 10 years ago when I was buying up vinyl. It's a great record! I heard Frith on a Richard Thompson song called "A Bird In God's Garden" which is on a RT anthology called Watching the Dark which btw is another good collection of music worth a listen. Does Frith record on Ralph Records? He's obviously of that Residents-ish ilk of music that we know and love. Come to think of it, there were also a couple of Snakefinger tunes on one of those tapes which I neglected to mention. They were, "Kill The Great Raven" and "What, Wilbur?" which are from the album Chewing Hides The Sound. I used to have a 45 with those two songs on it that someone had lent me...this was before str8..I had some other cool (and now rare) 45's lent to me that were lost as well..one by The Cramps..
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« Reply #671 on: June 03, 2006, 07:53:00 AM »
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 Does Frith record on Ralph Records?

He may have a release or two on there, it sounds familiar.  I think he had some stuff on Enigma back in the 90s but I don't know if that stuff is still available or not.  Maybe Rhino or someone like that reissued them.

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.I had some other cool (and now rare) 45's lent to me that were lost as well..one by The Cramps.."


Man, don't  get me started on records that I lost due to Straight.  Records that I paid for (or shoplifted, in some cases)with money I made mowing lawns and working shitty jobs.  What a great lesson to teach a kid about the value of working to buy your own stuff----throw them away so that all his time and effort was for naught.  A lot of the stuff was definitely shite, stuff I wouldn't listen to now except for the nostalgia or novelty effect(and some not even then; if I were to mention some of the records I owned I would have to kill you to make sure the information wasn't used to embarrass me later), but still, the damn things were mine, I bought them or stole them myself, my parents damn sure weren't into buying me any goddamn rock and roll records, even pre-Str8.  Some of them are worth a lil bit o' cash these days, too.......

Anyway, as to the above "embarrassing records in my collection", I will cop to at one time being the proud owner of Pieces of Eight by Styx, as well as some really shitty album by Angel, and I also owned Def Leppard's first record, On THrough The Night.  I used to tape the "Spotlight Album" on the local FM rock station at midnight, and the sonic diarrhea found in those cassettes would include Whitesnake--Ready and Willing (at least this was when they tried to sound like later Deep Purple; oh, fuck, now I'm  defending my ownership of a homemade Whitesnake tape, something is definitely wrong, I should lay off the blow and just stick with the opiates....) and Double Vision by Foreigner.  That's all I'm gonna admit to right now, and that should be enough......I'm much more pissed off about the good ones that my parent's stole from me at Str8's instigation, them and their goddamn 'druggie stash' nonsense.

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« Reply #672 on: June 03, 2006, 10:09:00 AM »
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sonic diarrhea

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« Reply #673 on: June 04, 2006, 02:56:00 PM »
Caught a band at a cool bar in Boulder last night.  Phunkiphino.  they were like a 13 piece band with alto, tenor and baritone saxs, plus a whole mess a other horns.  2 female singers.  They covered "Bad Girls" by Donna Summer.  They were real good.

I been listenin' to 103, "the fox" out here.  Yesterday I heard a live cover of "Stairway to Heaven" by Great White.
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« Reply #674 on: June 05, 2006, 05:55:00 AM »
Satan's Pilgrims--"Boss BSA" (cool surf guitar stuff)

Blondie--"Rip Her To Shreds"

Johnny Thunders--"I Want To Be Loved"

New York Dolls--"Dance Like A Monkey"

Wolfmother--"The Mind's Eye"

White Zombie--"More Human Than Human"

Boink!--"Walk Of Fame"

Tegan & Sara--"Walking With A Ghost"

Caesars--"Jerk It Out"

The Charms--"Gimme That Shot"

Rebel Meets Rebel--"Get Outta My Life" (David Alan Coe & Vinnie Paul from Pantera, Dimebag Darryl played on this track as well)

Ween--Shinola

Fugazi--Thirteen Songs
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