Father Luke
Founding member
Week 4
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Will it make my iPod?
- Thread starter Short Bus
- Start date
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03. Screamin Jay Hawkins - .
:)
:)
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
04. Ramones
BTW Jimmy Snerp Let us know what you do like.
BTW Jimmy Snerp Let us know what you do like.
week 4 is looking really good...
06. Jefferson Airplane - Greasy Heart
Song 8
08. Black Flag- TV Party
08. Black Flag- TV Party
Digney in Burnaby
donkeys live a long time
I was trying to find an early version of Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Theme for Lester Young) but couldn't find the Mingus recording that I have from the early 1960s that I love so much (the bass just rumbles at the end). So how about, and I'm being serious here, a . Not bad at all. Simplicity and emotion always work.
Song 10?
Song 10?
Hey Digney in Burnaby: Goodbye Porkpie Hat originally appeared on Mingus' Ah Um from 1959 (if I recall the date correctly). As an upright player who spent 5-6 years playing jazz in the Boston scene, this album spoke to me like very few others. Mingus was much like Buk; very prolific, and controversial. Then again, the similarities end somewhere near there. Buk never screwed 17 (sic; may have been more) Mexican whores in the same evening and then had to jerk off to get through the night.
Well, at least to my knowledge. :D
Well, at least to my knowledge. :D
Digney in Burnaby
donkeys live a long time
Okay, I found the track I love. Guess it's actually a tuba rumbling with the bowed bass. Recorded September 20, 1963 according to the liner notes. I first got it on a cassette with no info and low fidelity. Just ate the whole series of songs up. Theme For Lester Young was/is outstanding.
Beneath The Underdog, yeah!
Beneath The Underdog, yeah!
I love SAHB.
11. SAHB - The Man In The Jar (Hot City Symphony Pt. 2)
*cough*
Code:
http://www.slsknet.org/
12. Time to get spiritual with Mojo Nixon & Jello Biafra: http://youtube.com/watch?v=ff5FoGtAbro
"I know you can walk on the water, but can you walk on this much beer?"
"I know you can walk on the water, but can you walk on this much beer?"
cirerita
Founding member
Hey, Lou Reed released a few good albums -Berlin comes to mind now- and the VU has quite a few great songs. I'll probably buy a ticket to see him this summer. He'll play in a beautiful spot 15 minutes away from my place to an audience of 1,000 or even less than that.
But MMM will seem a nice joke to you if you listen to Neil Young's Arc. That's what I call torture feedback noise. I've never been able to listen to the entire CD, and it's only 30 minutes long. And while MMM could be considered an experiment from the 70's, Arc was out of place as soon as it was released in 1991. Blame it on Sonic Youth ;)
Here's the info re. the upcoming Lou Reed show (it's in Catalan!):
http://www.guixols.cat/portaferrada/
http://www.guixols.cat/portaferrada/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=106&Itemid=59
But MMM will seem a nice joke to you if you listen to Neil Young's Arc. That's what I call torture feedback noise. I've never been able to listen to the entire CD, and it's only 30 minutes long. And while MMM could be considered an experiment from the 70's, Arc was out of place as soon as it was released in 1991. Blame it on Sonic Youth ;)
Here's the info re. the upcoming Lou Reed show (it's in Catalan!):
http://www.guixols.cat/portaferrada/
http://www.guixols.cat/portaferrada/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=106&Itemid=59
mjp
Founding member
Really? I thought you guys were just being pomo. ;) The Sensational Alex Harvey Band is one of those outfits that seemed to come through town playing support on one tour or another every year in those mid/late 70's arena rock days.
I saw them a couple of times, but they left me kind of cold. It seemed like Broadway show music, and I wanted to rock out, man! That, and the guitar player dressed like a puppet or a doll or whatever he was, creeped me out.
Alex Harvey was a crazy genius. The mime stylee guitarist 'Zal' Cleminson would probably creep me out too. I guess it was a 70's thing...
Great music though.
SAHB-70's for sure a little dated and more Spinal Tap than I care to admit but I think you can hear elements of AC/DC in there and I bet we all have albums and bands we liked then, that we woulld be reluctant to admit now -might be another new thread-worst album in your collection here's a bit of trivia-ZAL also played guitar for Nazareth-Love Hurts Sonofabith-and SAHB still tour even though Alex is dead-and there is a SAHB cover band too
Ah, that would be from the Impulse! issue of Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus. I suppose that one could argue that the title was really Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus, and the last Mingus was just who the album was done by, but I've said Mingus enough at this point. :D
fantastic book.
One might question the legitimacy of calling it an autobiography, however. In more than a few cases, Mingus treats the truth like a wad of salt water taffy. But it is a great read. It reminds me a fair bit of Buk in many ways.
i'm not sure where we are now, but my week 4(?) submission is "street fighting man" by the stones. great song to get the party started...if you're into that kinda thing.
13. The Rolling Stones - Street Fighting Man
13. The Rolling Stones - Street Fighting Man
15. New Order - Temptation
I FUCKING LOVE WEEK 4 !!!!!
sorry for the shouting.
sorry for the shouting.
yeh, he IS great.
only, all the live appearences i've seen so far (on tv and video) were really lame. (and from his very many live albums i dislike half of them). still i would go there, if i had him play so close to me.
so, since you gave the 'Berlin'-album, here is:
16. LOU REED: 'The Bed'
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
When does week 5 start?
#1 for week 5. I heard this on the smooth jazz station but it's fits everywhere. Besides it's funny.
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#1 for week 5. I heard this on the smooth jazz station but it's fits everywhere. Besides it's funny.
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