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« Reply #3480 on: November 17, 2009, 02:10:27 PM »
Electric Wizard--Dopethrone

Ween--Pure Guava

Black Angels--Directions To See A Ghost

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult--I See Good Spirits, I See Bad Spirits
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3481 on: November 17, 2009, 03:39:29 PM »
Electric Wizard--"Raptus", "Dunwich"

Witchcraft--"It's So Easy"

Witch--"Hand Of Glory"

The Sword--"Maiden, Mother, and Crone"

Kyuss--"Gardenia/Asteroid/Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop"
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3482 on: November 17, 2009, 09:47:01 PM »
Sluts of Trust--We Are All Sluts of Trust

Jonathan Winters--Crank(y) Calls . :D

Pulaski (2002)

Urge Overkill--Supersonic Storybook

Rev. Gary Davis--Gospel, Blues And Street Songs

Pere Ubu:
_Non-Alignment Pact
_The Modern Dance
_Street Waves
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Life is just a crutch for people who can't handle DRUGS
« Reply #3483 on: November 18, 2009, 01:40:13 PM »
Clutch--The Elephant Riders

Tool--Lateralus

Electric Wizard--Dopethrone

Hawkwind--Epocheclipse

Rocky Erickson--The Evil One

High On Fire--Blessed Black Wings
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3484 on: November 19, 2009, 08:30:27 PM »
Widespread Panic (6-13-93)

Radiohead--Hail to The Thief

Cocteau Twins--BBC Sessions (disc 1)

Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten (dvd)

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Jaks- "Black Paper"

Mick Harvey & Ed Clayton-Jones- "Pa's Traps"

The Clash (Box Set):
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"Career Opportunities" (demo version) – 1:58
"White Riot" (from "White Riot" single A-side, 1977) 1:59
"1977" 1:41
"I'm So Bored with the USA" 2:25
"Hate and War" 2:06
"What's My Name" (Jones, Keith Levene, Strummer) 1:40
"Deny" 3:05
"London's Burning" 2:10
"Protex Blue" 1:46
"Police and Thieves" (Junior Murvin, Lee "Scratch" Perry) 6:00
"48 Hours" 1:36
"Cheat" 2:07
"Garageland" 3:14
"Capital Radio One" 2:09
"Complete Control" 3:14
"Clash City Rockers" 3:49
"City of the Dead" 2:24
"Jail Guitar Doors" 3:05
"The Prisoner" 3:00
"(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais" 4:01
"Pressure Drop" (Toots Hibbert) 3:26
"1-2 Crush on You" 3:01
"English Civil War" (Live) (Strummer, Jones, traditional)[1] 2:41
"I Fought the Law" (Live) (Sonny Curtis) 2:26

Liquor Bike--Loborne

Screaming Lord Sutch:
_Flashing Lights
_Would You Believe
_Smoke and Fire
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3485 on: November 20, 2009, 12:49:13 AM »
The Kinks--"I'm Not Like Everybody Else"

Ray Davies (acoustic)--"I'm Not Like Everybody Else"

The Klusterfux--"I'm Not Like Everybody Else"

The Nomads--"Im Not Like Everybody Else"

The Chocolate Watchband--"I'm Not Like Everybody Else"

Ray Davies and David Bowie--"Waterloo Sunset"

Ray Davies (live on Letterman 11/19/09)-- "You Really Got Me"

13th Floor Elevators--"You Don't Know How Young You Are", "She Lives In A Time Of Her Own"

Gene Pitney--"The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"

Leonard Nimoy--"Bilbo Baggins"
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3486 on: November 20, 2009, 03:33:42 PM »
Willie Alexander--"Mass. Ave."

Real Kids--"Do The Boob"

Nervous Eaters--"Loretta"

Unnatural Axe--"They Saved Hitler's Brain"

La Peste--"Better Off Dead"

Human Sexual Response--"Jackie Onassis"

The Maps--"I'm Talking To You"

Mission of Burma--"That's When I Reach For My Revolver"

Classic Ruins--"1 + 1 >2"

The Lyres--"I Want To Help You Ann"

Neats--"6"

Robin Lane & the Chartbusters--"When Things Go Wrong"

Dangerous Birds--"Alpha Romeo"

The Outlets--"Knock Me Down"
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« Reply #3487 on: November 21, 2009, 10:16:56 AM »
The Clash:
_I'm So Bored with the USA
_What's My Name
_Jail Guitar Doors

Gordo Gringo- "Goodbye Song"

Katie The Pest- "Sober"

The Clash- "Capital Radio One"

Lord Sutch:
_One for You, Baby
_L-O-N-D-O-N
_Brightest Lights

Neil Young:
_Don't Cry No Tears
_Lookin' For a Love
_Barstool Blues
_Stupid Girl

The Beatles:
Quote from: "Anthology 3"
"For You Blue" (Savile Row)
"The Long and Winding Road" (Savile Row)
"All Things Must Pass" (Demo)
"Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues" (Savile Row) (Roberts, Katz, Clayton)
"Get Back" (Live at the "Rooftop Concert")
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3488 on: November 22, 2009, 07:51:59 AM »
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Widespread Panic (6-13-93)

Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten (dvd)

Hey Froderik, thanks for the in-depth review of the MC5 stuff. They are a very interesting chapter in the rock-n-roll history.

Now , if your so inclined, I wonder if you might provide a few details about the Widespread Panic, I have one of their cds but I never listen to it.  I put it on once a long time ago but found it uninteresting.  Some people I know really like them though, so I wonder if maybe I just sampled the wrong disc.

I like Joe Strummer a lot.  How was the dvd ??
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3489 on: November 22, 2009, 08:14:17 AM »
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Leonard Nimoy--"Bilbo Baggins"

RTP, I saw a Leonard Nimoy record for sale at the Shady Dog last time I was in Philly.  I was awful tempted to pick it up.  I asked the store owner to put it on so I could hear it.  It was interseting and I have to admit I like Leornard in general, I mean he was Spock dude!  The cat is cool.  Alas it was a 30 dollar record so I passed...what  an interesting record though...

Dig Ray Davies and the Kinks.


Here's what's made the turntable here, lately:

Wes Montgomery w/the Montgomery brothers(strings and horns by Gerald Wilson_A Portrait of Wes Montgomery

Donald Byrd_Stepping Into Tomorrow

Billy Cobham_[Recorded live In Europe]Shabazz

Lou Rawls_All Things In Time

The Pretenders_"My City Was Gone"(I dedicate this one to anyone who's ever returned home from a long absence and been shocked by the way the old neighborhood had changed, and I raise my glass to my neighbors in Ohio, I get it :cheers: )

Harvey Mandel_Get Off In Chicago
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« Reply #3490 on: November 22, 2009, 09:36:28 AM »
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Now , if your so inclined, I wonder if you might provide a few details about the Widespread Panic, I have one of their cds but I never listen to it.  I put it on once a long time ago but found it uninteresting.  Some people I know really like them though, so I wonder if maybe I just sampled the wrong disc.

I like Joe Strummer a lot.  How was the dvd ??
Funny you should ask, because I thought you might be familiar with them (WSP) somehow. I'm not what you'd call a 'fan' per se. In fact, I had never even heard of them until a tape of theirs (along with a few ol' Grateful Dead boots) appeared on my old front lawn one day, together in a case. Someone must have thrown them out of their car window as they were driving by, or perhaps it was someone I knew thinking to themselves, "Fuck it, I'm sick of listening to this stuff, I think I'll throw this bunch of tapes on Frod's lawn for him to find and wonder how they got there," or something like that....

So anyway, lately I had been getting dry on stuff to listen to in the car (and I listen to music in it a lot these days) because I'm too lazy to bother hooking up an mp3 player. And a person gets tired of the same old stuff sometimes, no matter how good it is, thus my decision to dig out the WSP cassette tape which I had only listened to once a long time back, not long after it showed up on my old lawn (this was like ten years ago, when I used to live in a house of my own, with my family.) So anyway, that's why I listened to it, and I found that this particular live recording wasn't bad... it's "jam band" kinda stuff, stuff I hardly ever listen to, so it was a refreshing change in that sense...

And now for the king of all political punks, and my spiritual leader, god rest his soul, Joe Strummer! It was a damn good documentary, I recommend you rent it and watch it asap. It was made a couple of years ago, after he died. It was nicely done as films go, and painted a fairly accurate portrait of Strummer (as well as The Clash) as we know him. Two thumbs up, and some bottles and bricks!!!
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3491 on: November 22, 2009, 10:04:20 AM »
Right On Frod!

Last time I was in the Shady Dog I overheard a guy tellin stories about seein Joe Strummer performing on the boardwalk at the Jersey shore, with his guitar case opened up to catch money.  Apparently he had been ripped hard by his record company.  The same guy was also sayin that Strummers folks had been in the British foreign service or something and that he had grown up in foreign lands where he saw lots of poverty and political oppression.

I only got into Joe Strummer a few years ago when a buddy sent me Global-a-Go-Go on disc and I really got off on it, since then I've developed an appreciation for the man and the artist.  It's such a shame we had to lose him.
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« Reply #3492 on: November 22, 2009, 01:18:28 PM »
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Leonard Nimoy--"Bilbo Baggins"

RTP, I saw a Leonard Nimoy record for sale at the Shady Dog last time I was in Philly.  I was awful tempted to pick it up.  I asked the store owner to put it on so I could hear it.  It was interseting and I have to admit I like Leornard in general, I mean he was Spock dude!  The cat is cool.  Alas it was a 30 dollar record so I passed...what  an interesting record though...

Dig Ray Davies and the Kinks.



That Nimoy record is priceless, in a really campy sort of way.  "Highly Illogical" is another great one from that record, but his version of "If I Had A Hammer" is fucking painful to listen to, and NOT because we sang that one in Straight, although I'm sure that fact does up the awfulness quotient.

Was in a real Ray Davies mood the other night, after seeing him perform "You Really Got Me" with a choral group backing him up.  When I first saw the band, I thought, "Oh my God, this is gonna be really bad.......", but then, once they started playing, it was actually really cool.  "Just" another reason that Ray Davies is cooler than Jesus.  On an interesting (to me, anyway) side note, Ray Davies is a very prolific songwriter, and particularly in England, he has penned a lot of hit songs for other people, and not just Kinks covers.  He has written literally dozens of songs that the Kinks never recorded, but were hits for other people, in addition to covers of Kinks songs that were hits for other performers.  You could argue that Ray Davies started both punk AND heavy metal, the opening riff of "You Really Got Me" is all the testimony you need.   Saw a video of him doing that song with Metallica the other night.  Not a big thrill for me, but it did look like the Metallica goons were having fun playing with him.  One of the disappointments of my concert-going career is that I have never seen the Kinks, or even Ray solo.  What with Dave Davies' recent stroke, I will probably never get the chance.
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3493 on: November 23, 2009, 10:00:31 AM »
The Beatles:
Quote from: "Anthology 3"
"Something" (Demo) [Mono]
"Come Together" (Take 1)
"Come and Get It" (Demo)
"Ain't She Sweet" (Jam) (Ager-Yellen)
"Because" (A cappella version)
"I Me Mine" (Take 16)
Dark Side of The Cop- Shaky Little Rules

Sluts Of Trust- That's Right... That Cat's Right

The Clash:
Quote from: "Clash on Broadway"
"Tommy Gun"
"Armagideon Time" (Willie Williams, Jackie Mittoo)
"London Calling"
"Brand New Cadillac" (Vince Taylor)
"Rudie Can't Fail"
"The Guns of Brixton" (Paul Simonon)
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Re: Stuff you've been listening to
« Reply #3494 on: November 24, 2009, 04:55:23 PM »
Husker Du--Metal Circus

Witchcraft--"Please Don't Forget Me"

High On Fire--"Surrounded By Thieves"

Electric Wizard--"Behemoth"

Motorhead--"Damage Case"
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