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raven
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response 275 of 403:
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May 17 08:05 UTC 1997 |
What REM song (CD?) is that?
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mcnally
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response 276 of 403:
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May 17 09:45 UTC 1997 |
("Strange Currencies" is on Monster..)
Listening to King Tubby again.. I'm not sure why I've become so
fascinated by dub lately, it just kind of happened.. Perhaps it's
the remarkable process of making new and totally different music by
disassembling and altering other people's work (decades before the
current sampling craze and with quaintly primitive equipment by today's
standards..) Right now I'm wondering if he'd have been a total terror
if the he'd had modern equipment available to him for the work he did
in the mid-70's or if the availability of advanced tools might've
stopped him from developing his distinctive style..
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krj
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response 277 of 403:
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May 17 18:02 UTC 1997 |
One Riot One Ranger again. Sounds better on the home stereo than
in the car.
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tpryan
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response 278 of 403:
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May 19 02:45 UTC 1997 |
The Jimi Hendrix special on Blues Deluxe... WIQB, 102.9fm,
10pm Sundays, just before Dr. Demento.
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mcnally
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response 279 of 403:
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May 19 03:08 UTC 1997 |
Various Artists, "Amp", a collection of electronic music that,
despite being released under MTV's aegis, nevertheless doesn't suck.
I particularly like the track "Atom Bomb" by Fluke..
"Baby's got a Nobel Prize
Given for the perfect crime
Baby's got an atom bomb.."
Can anyone tell me if this track's fairly typical of Fluke's
recordings?
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senna
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response 280 of 403:
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May 19 06:20 UTC 1997 |
Restarted Mellon Collie.. *I'm listening to Jellybelly by the Smashing
Pumpkins right now
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senna
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response 281 of 403:
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May 20 04:37 UTC 1997 |
Eulogy, Tool
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raven
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response 282 of 403:
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May 20 21:03 UTC 1997 |
Tortoise "Millions Now Living will Never Die," this is kind of hard to
describe I guess the closest might be experimental rock improve with
influences of everything from Philip Glass, and Disicplene era King
Crimson, to Hip Hop, and 50s rock instrumetals and the Grateful Dead if
they had started in the 90s. It's all instrumetal & mellow, good chillin'
music.
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omni
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response 283 of 403:
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May 21 05:29 UTC 1997 |
On the shoulders of freaks-Henry Phillips
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senna
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response 284 of 403:
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May 21 21:44 UTC 1997 |
Monkey Wrench, Foo Fighters (off the cd, not the radio)
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krj
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response 285 of 403:
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May 22 19:39 UTC 1997 |
Peter Gabriel, SHAKING THE TREE
(PG has only done one studio album in the last ten years!!!)
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violator
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response 286 of 403:
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May 22 21:57 UTC 1997 |
ultra by depeche mode
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krj
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response 287 of 403:
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May 23 03:20 UTC 1997 |
The Walkabouts, RAG & BONE. The collapse of the melodic talent of
this Seattle band was one of the great disappointments of the '90's;
RAG & BONE, from 1990, was their zenith.
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raven
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response 288 of 403:
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May 23 04:54 UTC 1997 |
Are the Walkabouts no more? I always loved their stuff. If you are a
Walkabouts fan you might want to check out the Throwing Muses, esp their
first eponymous album and their second CD "House Tornado."
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katt
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response 289 of 403:
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May 23 16:37 UTC 1997 |
PLAY-Bobby McFerrin and Chick Corea
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krj
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response 290 of 403:
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May 23 18:58 UTC 1997 |
The Walkabouts still exist; I will have to find someplace to write about
them.
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senna
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response 291 of 403:
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May 23 22:04 UTC 1997 |
Wish, NIN
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scott
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response 292 of 403:
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May 24 00:18 UTC 1997 |
soundtrak CD from anime series "El Hazard The Magnificent World".
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katt
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response 293 of 403:
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May 26 02:01 UTC 1997 |
Tim Berne and Mark Feldman
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krj
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response 294 of 403:
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May 26 04:35 UTC 1997 |
Junior Brown, SEMI CRAZY: the surf medley, which we heard for the first
time last night on CBC's Nightlines program.
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senna
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response 295 of 403:
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May 28 02:53 UTC 1997 |
The End is the Beginning is the End, Smashing PUmpkins
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mcnally
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response 296 of 403:
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May 28 07:38 UTC 1997 |
the Skatalites -- "Ska-ta-shots"
Definitely not worth the whopping $30 Tower's been demanding for it for
the past several years but when I found the other day that they'd given
up on selling it at their beyond-the-bounds-of-reason import price and
had marked it down to $9.99 I snapped it up. Has a couple of swinging
tracks that haven't made it to any of the early ska compilations I own..
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krj
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response 297 of 403:
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May 28 21:41 UTC 1997 |
(How did you find out that Tower had marked this down?
There is a Breton disc by the band Tri Yann which has similarly been
priced at $32 for about five years...)
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mcnally
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response 298 of 403:
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May 29 01:15 UTC 1997 |
Sorry, just happened across it while scanning for interesting dub & ska
titles.. I think they'd actually moved it up to the shelf above the
display bins.. I don't think it's part of a huge movement afoot at
Tower to reduce their import inventory (although every once in a while
they do so..)
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kewy
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response 299 of 403:
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May 30 18:48 UTC 1997 |
is that any good scott? the music from the series seemd good, but who knows
with soundtracks..
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