selfrisinmojo
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all little children, young and old, need exile on main street deeply ingrained in their soul....please do your part.
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Being that this is under the category of fight club, I will counter with the following highly biased, thoroughly prejudiced jab:
after spending numerous grueling minutes pondering and scratching over pitchfork lists throughout the years,… -
CD 2 : Sweep The Leg Johnny Live
is pretty damn lively math/jazz/punk that does a fine job of getting the blood flowing, it is only … -
is it my imagination (or fading cogniznance) or has it been a while since CD Baby has delivered any goods?
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dubdance-can't take credit for the mood setting, that was at the end of the amg review.
I have grabbed some of Chris Thomas King's stuff and your right, it is not as good.
Some of Pig in the Can's stuff fits into the style, though defini… -
all of the input has been helpful, thanks.
since my wife does most of the navigating of our important data, she gets all the new equipment and stubbornly refuses to let me try anything new on it.
I use resuscitated family cast offs and a… -
@ Dubdance- the all music guide review on the Little Axe page captures "Hard Grind" pretty well.
Definitely a "soundtrack for writhing late-night sexual trysts, dark morning soul-searching, long drives into the unknown, and sitting still and s… -
I was using AVG during the attack....it sniffed 'em out fine but as soon as I began trying to move and delete, it buckled at the knees and succumbed along with all other executables; perhaps I was asking too much. It was a valuable learning experien…
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thanks for the help.
my pc is back up and running; the mp3s from the offending site are on a jump drive and if I'm understanding correctly, there should be no danger transferring them to the pc.
any suggestions for antivirus freewa… -
shabbily veiled ruse aside, the virus was only discovered as an afterthought when the feeding frenzy was finished.
Purely out of curiosity, an AVG scan was run and several trojan horses detected; attempts were then made to remove or quarantine… -
i had a vinyl copy of "Warehouse Songs and Stories" sitting around, and in the spirit of fair play, gave it a listen as i burned it to CD. I still prefer this slightly toned down version though I'm guessing it was not as well received by those loyal…
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emusic:
Zu-Carboniferous ( brain shaking metal skronk with a funk to it)
4 Corners- s/t ( Ken Vandermark and friends; live and lively.7 songs 70+ minutes)just downloaded the new Baby Woodrose from emusic.
i'm a sucker for that Elevators/Seeds garage/folk/psych sound with the unstable twist.i shall take up willingly or "embrace"Resort?
Embrace!"A girl my age went off her head, hit some tiny children"Camel was the first band I bought from the import bin of my local record store-the one with "Never Let Go";
that is still my favorite album by them. My wife is after me to record "Snow Goose" for her, so I too will be burning some Camel. Carav…i still can't find a less expensive site for obscure 60s/70s music than emusic and the Akarma catalogue is promising, so i will stick around awhile.
the cut in downloads does give me more time to get back to vinyl ripping; converting "Tomorrow…too much coffee and "Funhouse" by the Stooges at 6:00 am on a Saturday morningexcellent.
paraphrasing Ry Cooder, here is another entry : Chicken Skin Guitarswerving a little off the current course, "Hand Of Kindness" by RT definitely gets my nod as an album that will never wear out.TM:
thanks for the linking.
i believe your right, it does sound like Lemmy lurking around in the stir.
BB:
thanks for the deadly snake link, i will give them further ear.
just downloaded in for those with 2 dollars and an odd duck to feed Comment by selfrisinmojo August 2009i always reached for Garcia's provocatively titled first solo album "Garcia" when the the evolution of a well heeled buzz needed some background; to me it captured all of his strengths in 2 acts:
the first side rolled like day glo tumblweed d…"The Mad Room" from 1969 turned me on to Nazz.
I believe "Open My Eyes" and "Wildwood Blues" were used to represent some disturbing scene or the other.
I spent the next three years trying to track down their first record.redraft of character's clothing:
By contrast, my attire was a grudgingly gathered ceremony of tradition,
baffled by the blend, but also time worn into the guise of comfort that follows a relationship of familiarity and function; th…