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Grex > Music2 > #264: NP #6: Music to Conference By |  |
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mcnally
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response 75 of 391:
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Jul 18 19:36 UTC 2000 |
Presumably that's the version on "Stop Making Sense", which was re-issued
this year with many of the best parts of the movie soundtrack restored..
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scott
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response 76 of 391:
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Jul 18 22:53 UTC 2000 |
Pete Townshend, "Psychoderelict".
This remains my favorite output from the failed "Lifehouse" projects, although
"Who's Next" remains a close second.
Incidentally, the live show at the Brooklyn Academy of the Performing arts
(something like that) video that I got off of PBS "Great Performances" a few
years ago is in fact available, as the Pete Townshend live tape/DVD. It's
a great live show of Psychoderelict, actors and everything.
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tpryan
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response 77 of 391:
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Jul 19 01:42 UTC 2000 |
"Smoke Two Joints" by The Toyes, from Dr. Demento show of May 21, 2000.
see ~tpryan/drd00.0521.txt
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brighn
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response 78 of 391:
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Jul 19 20:53 UTC 2000 |
St. Etienne, Disc 1 of the Good Humor set (track 5, "Good Night")
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scott
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response 79 of 391:
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Jul 19 21:13 UTC 2000 |
Tom Waits, "Frank's Wild Years" (the album, not the song).
How the heck does he pull this off? This CD should be terrible, but somehow
it's great.
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otaking
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response 80 of 391:
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Jul 20 01:01 UTC 2000 |
Re #71: Oddly enough, as i was reading that, I was listening to Psycho Killer
by The Bobs.
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lumen
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response 81 of 391:
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Jul 20 09:05 UTC 2000 |
my wife snoring in the guest bedroom at my folks'
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isis
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response 82 of 391:
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Jul 20 16:20 UTC 2000 |
yardbirds- a certain girl
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tpryan
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response 83 of 391:
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Jul 20 22:39 UTC 2000 |
Dire Straits greatest hits "Sultans of Swing" CD, song on now
is 'Calling Elvis'.
It does have 'Twisting by the Pool' but does not have 'Industrial
Disease'.
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bruin
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response 84 of 391:
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Jul 21 00:27 UTC 2000 |
"Seven Years" by George Bedard and the Kingpins, performed live at the
Ann Arbor Art Fair and broadcast live on WEMU (89.1 FM).
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mcnally
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response 85 of 391:
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Jul 21 01:17 UTC 2000 |
re #83: That's OK, it gives you an excuse to buy "Love Over Gold",
which is their best album anyway..
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isis
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response 86 of 391:
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Jul 21 07:10 UTC 2000 |
Steve Miller Band- Serenade
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bmoran
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response 87 of 391:
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Jul 21 12:40 UTC 2000 |
The Go-Go's are about to play on the Today Show's Friday concert.
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gypsi
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response 88 of 391:
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Jul 21 13:53 UTC 2000 |
I'm not listening to anything at work, but I'm happy that "Waiting for Mommie"
by Thrill Kill Kult is going through my head on repeat. =)
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otaking
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response 89 of 391:
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Jul 22 04:34 UTC 2000 |
Tori Amos "Bliss"
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scott
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response 90 of 391:
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Jul 22 12:45 UTC 2000 |
Thomas Dolby, "The Flat Earth".
My personal favorite, but of course not his big seller. I'm busy doing a Web
search in another window to see if this is available again; for a long time
his earlier stuff was out of distribution in the US and there was only a dumb
compilation.
(Yes! CDNew has it for only $12! Now what else do I need? Maybe Peter
Gabriel's "Security", which is the other side of this old crusty cassette I've
been listening to for years?)
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mcnally
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response 91 of 391:
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Jul 23 03:12 UTC 2000 |
I doubt it'd get enough traffic to justify it, but I'm sometimes tempted
to enter an item where we can announce excellent albums that have finally
come back into print..
"Flat Earth" isn't my favorite Dolby (I still like GAoW) but it didn't
deserve to be deleted from U.S. catalogs, either.. I'm also glad to
note that the (English) Beat's "I Just Can't Stop It" is once again
available domestically.
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krj
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response 92 of 391:
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Jul 23 03:54 UTC 2000 |
Some late-night jazz program on 88.3 here in Snowmass Village, Colorado.
Nice stuff, they haven't announced what they are playing in a while.
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krj
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response 93 of 391:
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Jul 23 04:43 UTC 2000 |
Ah, the last two tracks were Mingus' "Better Git It In Your Soul"
(which I should have recognized) and a Charlie Hunter song, "Nothing
But Trouble." I looked the album up on Amazon and will see about getting
a copy when I get home.
The station is Community Access Radio from Carbondale, a less pricey
town downvalley from Aspen which is at least in part an artists'
colony. After the long jazz set they switched over to rap and I switched
over to a CD: "Tarentule," by the French 1970s band of the same name,
which is a folk/early music blend. This was in a package of stuff
which arrived today from Rockin' World.
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isis
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response 94 of 391:
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Jul 23 15:32 UTC 2000 |
led zeppelin-communication breakdown
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scott
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response 95 of 391:
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Jul 23 15:45 UTC 2000 |
Parliament, "The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein"
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bruin
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response 96 of 391:
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Jul 23 20:13 UTC 2000 |
"Roam" by the B-52's
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tpryan
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response 97 of 391:
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Jul 23 21:15 UTC 2000 |
A Louis Armstrong greatest hits package. New on CD is Cristine
Lavin's first LP a couple of slots away in the CD player.
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happyboy
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response 98 of 391:
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Jul 23 22:01 UTC 2000 |
i hate fast cars: the buzzcocks
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brighn
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response 99 of 391:
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Jul 24 05:02 UTC 2000 |
(Does Dolby have enough to have an "early" period? To my knowledge, he only
had four full-length albums, the last of which was a pseudosoundtrack.)
"TheFlat Earth" struck me, frankly, as dolby trying to follow in Gabriel's
footsteps, and failing. "Zulu" especially smacked of someone trying to be
artsier than they were ready for (while on the other end, "Hyperactive" wasa
decent addictive radio track, was an obvious attempt at "This record's gotta
sell!")
And actually, now that I think of it, Dolby had a total of six albums (four
studio, two soundtracks), so I guess he did have an "early period" and a late
period. =}
Of course, my two favorites -- Aliens ate my buick! and the ST to Gotic --
aren't available domestically.
And CDNow tells me it's "Mulu" not "Zulu."
Oh, to the topic, I'm not listening to anything right now.
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