The Honeydrippers - Volume One

Uriah Heep - The Best of

The Muppets, "Put down the Ducky"

That's the Way of the World - Earth, Wind & Fire

Those guys have some big ass afros.

After Forever - Remagine



Carl

Wishbone Ash, "Live Dates"

Real Folk Blues - John Lee Hooker

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The Jazz Masters - Miles Davis - Miles To Go


Carl

Move - Miles Davis & Stan Getz

Angelique Kidjo - Fifa

Plainsong --- Dark Side of the Room

Traffic --- John Barleycorn Must Die

Lucinda Williams - Alternates On A Gravel Road

Very nice! Thanks David.

John Renbourn --- Traveller's Prayer

John Renbourn --- Traveller's Prayer

Nice, very nice.

Robert Sandall listens to the varied music and influences of Jonny Greenwood, Radiohead guitarist and Composer-in-Residence of the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Charles Mingus: II B.S.
Charles Mingus
Taken from the album Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus
MCA D39119

Jonny Greenwood: Moon Trills
Jonny Greenwood
Taken from the album Bodysong
PARLOPHONE 5951470

Messiaen: Regard du Pere
Steven Osborne, piano
Taken from the album Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jesus
HYPERION CDA67351

Miles Davis: Pharaoh's Dance
Miles Davis
Taken from the album The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions
COLUMBIA C4K65570

Thom Yorke: The Eraser
Thom Yorke
Taken from the album The Eraser
XL cd200p

The Cinematic Orchestra: Exit Music
The Cinematic Orchestra
Taken from the album Various: Exit Music - Songs with Radio Heads
RAPSTER RECORDS RR047CD

Radiohead: Knives Out
Brad Mehldau Trio
Taken from the album Day is Done
NONESUCH 7559 799102

Coltrane: Blue Nile
Alice Coltrane, harp & piano / Pharoah Sanders, Tenor, alto flute, bells / Joe Henderson, tenor, alto flute / Ron Carter, bass / Elvin Jones, drums
Taken from the compilation Astral Meditations
IMPULSE IMP 12422

Paul Lansky: Looking Back
Paul Lansky
Taken from the album The Ride
BRIDGE 9103

Penderecki: Song of Cherubim (from Stabat Mater)
Tapiola Chamber Choir / Juha Kuivanen
Taken from the album Stabat Mater
FINLANDIA 4509989992

Messiaen: Oraison
Ensemble D'Ondes De Montreal
Taken from the album Various: Ohm - The Early Gurus of Electronic Music
ELLIPSIS ARTS CD3690

Penderecki: Prelude for Solo Clarinet in B flat
Aleksander Romanski, clarinet
Taken from the album Chamber Music
WERGO WER6258-2

Charles Mingus: Myself When I Am Real
Charles Mingus
Taken from the album Mingus Plays Piano
IMP 12172

Murcof: Constelacion
Murcof
Taken from the album Various: Bip_Hop Generation Vol. 8
BIP-HOP BLEEP32

Loves me the internets.

"Vues De L'Exterieur" - A collection of cool 60s French pop songs performed
by various artists, almost all of them female, all of it
written & produced by Serge Gainsbourg.

Therion - Gothic Kabbalah (Disc 1)


Carl

Eric Burdon - Soul of A Man - Thanks, tentoze!

Therion - Gothic Kabbalah (Disc 1)






Disc 2


Carl

J Mascis & The Fog - More Light

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Heritage of the Blues
Mississippi Fred McDowell

Hightone Records

The Wailin' Jennys - Firecracker

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Rumble Fish
Stewart Copeland

A&M

Like blood like honey / Holly Brook.

Therion - Gothic Kabbalah (Disc 1)


Carl

My copy shipped Tuesday from The Lasers Edge. I hope to have it tomorrow. And that new Cruachan as well. :thmbsp:

Earlier: Jimmy Smith - Back At The Chicken Shack

Now Playing: Townes Van Zandt - High, Low and In Between - actually has both High, Low and In Between and The Late, Great Townes Van Zandt on this release on the EMI Acoustic Highway Series.

Alan

Nice looking site, lotsa neat stuff.


Carl

Now Playing: Townes Van Zandt - High, Low and In Between - actually has both High, Low and In Between and The Late, Great Townes Van Zandt on this release on the EMI Acoustic Highway Series.

Alan

That's the release that uses the correct master tapes. :thmbsp:

Again, to paraphrase Terry Allen, "F*ck Tomato".

the cranberries--stars
eva cassidy---imagine
acid bath---paegan terrorism tactics

Silentium - "Infinita Plango Vulnera" again. just got this and can't put
it away. so gorgeously doomy, and the female vocalist, although used sparingly, has an achingly beautiful tone. I think these guys are Finnish? Man, some great stuff has been coming out of Finland for the last 6-7 years.

Stephane Pompougnac/ The Ballad of Sacco And Vanzetti
trance/dance/hip of sorts. interesting. gives the JBL's a workout.

That's the release that uses the correct master tapes. :thmbsp:

Again, to paraphrase Terry Allen, "F*ck Tomato".
This CD sounds incredibly good. I picked it up last week at FYE, who is closing at the mall and had 10% or more off everything in the store, while the wife did some shopping.

Had always been exposed to Townes and seen him at least once years back. Lately began to realize I needed to pick up some of his music. I had already ordered his self-titled CD when I picked this one up. Extremely happy with both CDs.

I was pretty well-acquainted with Townes' wife before she met him. My ex used to babysit their kids on occasion. I remember talking to the ex after he died. Really sad that he just wouldn't give up the things that were killing him. I'm not sure what I've picked up lately that just seems to mesmerize me the way his music does.

Alan

Dave Holland Quintet - Live At Centralstation Darmstadt,11-30-06....

Spinning some vinyl tonight. Earlier it was Norman Blake and the Rising Fawn String Ensemble - Original Underground Music from the Mysterious South.

Now it is Jerry Jeff Walker - It's A Good Night For Singing

JD

Ornette Coleman - Dancing In Your Head

Tentoze' Comp - O-Six....

Silentium - "Infinita Plango Vulnera" again. just got this and can't put
it away. so gorgeously doomy, and the female vocalist, although used sparingly, has an achingly beautiful tone. I think these guys are Finnish? Man, some great stuff has been coming out of Finland for the last 6-7 years.
I have the Infinita Plango Vulnera, Altum, SI.VM E.T A.V.VM (EP), and Sufferion albums. all excellent. :) Sufferion has spoken word in between each track which next time I play it I will make a disc without it. It just doesn't fit IMO but the rest is really great. They were kind enough to make those parts cuts so it will be easy enough.
They are supposed to have a new album out soon. Of course it could be a while on this side of the Atlantic.

NP Folkearth - A Nordic Poem


Carl

My copy shipped Tuesday from The Lasers Edge. I hope to have it tomorrow. And that new Cruachan as well. :thmbsp:
Great music but it is different,strong leaning into power prog kind of like Therion meets Kamelot and Dream Theater.


Carl

Charlie Haden and Quartet West - The Art of Song

Jack Logan - Bulk

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The Most of the Animals
The Animals

EMI/MFP

"Mono Enhanced for Stereo"

This CD sounds incredibly good. I picked it up last week at FYE, who is closing at the mall and had 10% or more off everything in the store, while the wife did some shopping.

Had always been exposed to Townes and seen him at least once years back. Lately began to realize I needed to pick up some of his music. I had already ordered his self-titled CD when I picked this one up. Extremely happy with both CDs.

I was pretty well-acquainted with Townes' wife before she met him. My ex used to babysit their kids on occasion. I remember talking to the ex after he died. Really sad that he just wouldn't give up the things that were killing him. I'm not sure what I've picked up lately that just seems to mesmerize me the way his music does.

Alan

I think those are his two best studio albums. We ran in the same circles back in the early seventies, and I'd be dead too if I hadn't switched circles.

Be sure and pick up "A Far Cry from Dead", Jeanne's posthumous reconstruction of his songs. It's worth owning, and confirms (to me) that he went home.

I'm listening to Drybasement's excellent Jethro Tull 2 disc compilation. This anthology spans 13 different Tull albums if I counted correctly.

JD

Be sure and pick up "A Far Cry from Dead", Jeanne's posthumous reconstruction of his songs. It's worth owning, and confirms (to me) that he went home.

I agree, this is a must have album. I remember I sent it to 'toze one time many years ago, and he commented on how good the sonics were on this album compared to earlier ones.

JD

Therion - Sirius B


Carl

Lumsk - Troll


Carl

I'm listening to The Very Best of Elvis Costello and the Attractions (1994 Rykodisc/Demon Records) on the Marantz Tape Deck. I honestly don't remember the last time I fired up the tape deck.

JD

KT Tunstall "Eye to the Telescope". Not bad for newer music. Then Three Dog Night "Joy to the World", followed by Nilsson Schmilsson. Turned my 8 year old on to Harry. Loves it. I am impressed.

Selecta 7 Sound

Bill Evans - The Complete Riverside Recordings (Disc 7)


Carl

Listening to KSPC Pomona College's weekly Thursday night 2-hour Goth Music program. All I need now is a laser lightshow & some ecstasy.

Concentus Musicus Wien w/ Harnoncourt, "Mozart: Requiem K626", deutsche harmonia mundi 82876 58705 2

This SACD recording is from live performances recorded November 27 to December 1, 2003.

Robert Ward --- Black Bottom

Guy Clark & Verlon Thompson - Utrecht Netherlands (4/22/06)



Carl

John Coltrane - Blue Train

Pat Metheny Group --- S/T 1978 ECM release

Beseech - Sunless Days, which is pretty much what we've had around
here for the last week.

Tristania - Illumination (adv/promo mp3)


Carl

Montrose - Record Plant 12/26/74 pre FM (KSAN)
This was the day before my seeing them at Winterland. What they lacked in talent they more than made up for in decibels.


Carl

Phil Brown --- The Jimi Project

Novembre - Materia

This is a little lighter than I remembered it to be, maybe the result of my having listened lately to so much Lumsk, Swallow the Sun and Silentivm.

Morphine - The Night

A recent acquisition, even though it has been around for a while - I'm finding myself playing it quite a bit :music:

Throwing Muses - Red Heaven

Crazy Horse - At Crooked Lake

Nitty Gritty Dirt Bands Twenty Years of Dirt,Boston's First LP and a rare Elton John record where he's doing Disco. Forgot to label it and gave the LP to a friend that collects Elton John stuff. All on reel to reel. Testing out a TEAC 3340. Sweet Deck!!!!!!! Eric:music:

Falkenbach - Ok Nefna Tysvar Ty

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Howl....

Black Sabbath / by Black Sabbath.

Paul McCartney ~ Flowers In The Dirt

Air - Moon Safari (thanks, alleykat, for turning me on to this :thmbsp: )

Silentium - Altum


Carl

Hampton Hawes - For Real!....

Goodbye Alice in Wonderland / Jewel.

The ultimate Alan Parsons Project. A greatest hits cd from yourmusic.com.

Dylan / Blood on the Tracks SACD

Patricia Barber - Cafe Blue....

Angels & Agony - Unison

A little Americana break with
Guy Clark - Dublin Blues


Carl

Donald Fagen - Morph The Cat....

Nazareth - Malice In Wonderland

Doors - Strange Days


Carl

Bethany Curve & Red Lily - CD-R recorded live, Club Violaine, Los Angeles,
September 2004.

Dinosaur Jr. - Beyond

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Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks
Brian Eno

Editions EG

Jerry Harrison - Casual Gods

Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre - On The Road To Freedom

John Hammond - Got Love If You Want It

Jerry Harrison - Casual Gods

a really good album and the pictures of the mining operation are intense.

Jerry Harrison: Casual Gods - Walk on Water

a really good album and the pictures of the mining operation are intense.

Jerry Harrison: Casual Gods - Walk on Water

I second that. The album, not CD, cover really shows what looks like an insect swarm but are actually gold miners in Brazil, if memory serves me correctly.

Mott the Hoople --- Brain Capers

Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim, reprise
Frank Sinatra sings Rodgers and Hart, Capital

Therion - Lepaca Kliffoth

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I was sorting my LP's and found some 60-70's stuff I forgot I had. :music:

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Wilson Pickett I'm in Love (Atlantic SD 8175)
Gene "Bowlegs" Miller (tp) Charlie Chalmers, King Curtis (ts) Floyd Newman (bars) Bobby Woods (p) Bobby Emmons (org) Bobby Womack (lead g) Reggie Young (g) Tommy Cogbill (el-b) Gene Chrisman (d) Wilson Pickett (vo)
recorded Memphis, TN, July 1 & 3, 1967

Albion Country Band --- Battle of the Field

Therion - Lepaca Kliffoth
I like your style. :smoke:

NP Tempest - Sunken Treasures


Carl

clive Gregson and Christine Collister- Home and Away

Godspell (Original Cast). Arista AQ-4001 (CD4)
I wish we had a soundtrack thread, I have LOTS of those.

Zombies / Decca Anthology - Summertime

Mike Johnson - Where Am I?

Just finishing up, Heartworn Highways, featuring Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, and others - maybe my favorite versions of "L.A. Freeway" and "Pancho and Lefty," among other great stuff.

Next up, Blackmore's Night - Ghost of a Rose

Albion Country Band --- Battle of the Field

Great stuff! Makes me want to go Morris dancing (or drive my old Morris Minor)!

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Turn On
The Music Machine

Original Sound

One of the first "rock" LPs I ever bought (1966). A bunch of covers, their hit "Talk Talk", some proto-metal, and some Carpenters-like stuff.

Not recommended. :no:

Rick Saucedo - Heaven Was Blue

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The Sermon on Exposition Boulevard
Rickie Lee Jones

New West

The Sermon on Exposition Boulevard
Rickie Lee Jones

New West

How is that one?

How is that one?

Rich,

I just got it today... first pass through in progress.

I'm liking what I'm hearing. Very spare. Pretty raw, too. She didn't run up a huge studio bill, I don't think.

Opera IX - The Black Opera: Symphoniae Mysteriorum in Laudem Tenebrarum
1st listen

Carl

Two Witches - Phaeriemagick

Dave Holland Big Band - What Goes Around....

Supertramp - Brother Where You Bound

NP Genesis - Trick of the Tail

Khazad Doom - Level 6 1/2

Kansas ~ Kansas

Joe Jackson - Big World....

Maladroit / by Weezer.

Nerthus - Black Medieval Art


Carl

Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow....

Lonely boys / Los Lonely Boys.

Dexter Gordon - GO!

Art Pepper - Complete 1947-51 Small Group Studio Recordings


Carl

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Burgers
Hot Tuna

Grunt

Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre - On The Road To Freedom

Oh my God!!! Somebody else knows about this album!! Not that its the most Earth shattering or mind blowing thing that Alvin Lee ever did. Far from it, but still worth a listen or purchase. Its like a British Blues guitar virtuoso's attempt at Southern Baptist Country Rock Gospel. I guess thats where Mylon LeFevre comes in the picture. Yes, he is/was a member of THE LeFevre family in the gospel world. Mylon was a bit of a black sheep at the time and kind of "freaked" out, but I think he is pretty much dedicated to the work of the Lord anymore. To each his own.:thmbsp:

Still in all a pretty darn cool/laid back album came of it. You can tell which songs are more Alvin Lee dominated, from a sonic standpoint at least. :guitar:

Lots of interesting contributing musicians....

Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi, and Rebop of Traffic :thmbsp:

Ron Wood-Rolling Stones

And of course Alvin Lee himself who I am a very big fan of.

:zoom: UNCLE JAM RULES!!!:zoom:

Leo Kottke - Burnt Lips

Hot Tuna - Live At Sweetwater disc2
outstanding acoustic show



Carl

Earlier, I was enjoying a very fine album Mary Gauthier ~ Mercy Now.

Now I'm twangin' to Jimmie Dale Gilmore ~ Spinning Around the Sun. I had forgotten he did a duet on here with Lucinda Williams.

JD

Sebadoh - Bakesale

Earlier, I was enjoying a very fine album Mary Gauthier ~ Mercy Now.

JD

Haven't heard that one (her most recent), but her Filth and Fire is on my my A-List of recent recordings.

All Things Must Pass---------George Harrison, disc2

Jesse Sykes & The Sweet HereAfter ~ Like,Love Lust and The Open Halls of The Soul.

A very excellent album,anybody remember if she had a lisp?She sounds like Eartha Kitt on some songs.It will be a favorite though

A

Jesse Sykes & The Sweet HereAfter ~ Like,Love Lust and The Open Halls of The Soul.

A very excellent album,anybody remember if she had a lisp?She sounds like Eartha Kitt on some songs.It will be a favorite though

A


It should be waiting on me when I get home next week, and looking forward to it. No on the lisp. Sure you didn't grab Richard Simmons' Sweating To The Oldies by mistake?

I must tell you,Toze,it is better than her first 2,if that was possible.I picked up the new Ricki Lee Jones but have not cracked it yet.most reviewers say it is weird,so I'll like it.I also didn't know she was once Tom Waits girl friend.



If anybody wants to hear the best cd so far this year pick up Gill Landry ~ The Ballad of Lawless Soirez. If you don't like it Toze and I will buy them back

Alan

...Now I'm twangin' to Jimmie Dale Gilmore ~ Spinning Around the Sun. I had forgotten he did a duet on here with Lucinda Williams.
JD

Interesting, I will have to pick up that one.

Now Playing: Therion - Lemuria/Sirius B

Rory Gallagher --- Tattoo

Elton Motello - Victim of Time

Head East ~ Gettin' Lucky

The Electric Flag - A Long Time Comin'



Carl

Opera IX - Sacro Culto

Joni Mitchell and the LA Express - Miles of Aisles DoLP

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Blackfield - BlackfieldII


Carl

Ginger Baker and the DJQ20 with special guest James Carter --- Coward of the County

Server was down for the last few days....back up and running!
Just added to the library:
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Playing at 235pm eastern time today.

The Alan Parsons Project - I Robot (MFSL LP)

After Forever - Prison Of Desire
This is so good I bought it a second time by mistake. (not recently) :withstpd:



Carl

Talking Heads - More Songs About Buildings and Food

Breedlove --- Reach Out

Susan Tedeschi - Hope and Desire

time roger waters live (sacd multi channel):music:

The Derek Trucks Band - Soul Serenade

Wintersun - S/T


Carl

Billie Holiday - Lady Sings The Blues

matthew ryan :guilty

Blackfield - BlackfieldII


Carl

I really enjoyed the first album but it looks like I'm gonna wait until the March 6th U.S. release date for this one.

Where did you order your copy from Carl?

The Alan Parsons Project - I Robot (MFSL LP)

I found the sonics to be a tad bit bright on that one. How was it for you, Mystic?

wishbone ash :blowing free playing now

Within Temptation - Enter


Carl

Mark Knopfler - Shangri-La

Mortal Love - All The Beauty...


Carl

Mortal Love - I Have Lost...

I found the sonics to be a tad bit bright on that one. How was it for you, Mystic?

I forgot to mention that this is an MFSL "UHQR" release, whihc is a bit different than the regular MFSL release. Might sound the same for all I know. Maybe it is bright, hard to say, it has been so long since I listened to the original LP on Arista. I wonder how the MFSL "Gold" CD version sounds?

~Edwin

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A Rainbow in Curved Air
Terry Riley

Columbia MW


...probably a good entry point.

Nucleus - Solar Plexus

Simon & Garfunkel - Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme

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Caribbean Sunset
John Cale

Z/Island

The real deal : the greatest hits vol. 2 / Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble.

Back At The Chicken Shack - The Incredible Jimmy Smith

Alan

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Caribbean Sunset
John Cale

Z/Island

Philp K Dick sort of lost me at VALIS

Modest Mouse - We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank (Johnny Marr is a good addition to the band)

The Police - Synchronicity (good sounding vinyl :yes: )

Highlights : the very best of Yes / Yes.

Donald Fagen - Kamakiriad....

Randy Weston - Marrakech in the Cool of the Evening :music:

Wes Montgomery - The Incredible Jazz Guitar....

ELO - All Over the World - the very best of ELO

Charles Mingus - Mingus Dynasty....

Loose - Checkerboard Fantasies
Faralight Bandit - Forced
Halfer Trio - Sent
Lypogyeroas Howerioppe - Swennforth EP
Miasm - Introduction Time

Fleetwood Mac--- Live at the Boston Tea Party, Disc 2 of the box set

My Dying Bride - Turn Loose The Swans


Carl

Sonny Clark - My Conception....

Beatles / Love

Lucinda Williams - Sweet Old World

Ensiferum - Victory Songs


Carl

Therion - Theli

Therion - Theli

Psst - Mystic, it's Friday, even in California. :D

JD

Psst - Mystic, it's Friday, even in California. :D

JD

Saturday morning here in Taipei, holmes.

Saturday morning here in Taipei, holmes.

So where's your post in Saturday tunes?

So where's your post in Saturday tunes?


I inadvertently left the Pod in FL and have been sans tunes for almost 2 weeks.

Quicksilver Messenger Service - Red Vest Oahu 6/13/70



Carl

Shi-oot, now you got me doing it. :D


Carl

I inadvertently left the Pod in FL and have been sans tunes for almost 2 weeks.

Wow, that really sucks - home in 3 days, though?

Wow, that really sucks - home in 3 days, though?

NOTE: Minor hi-jack follows:

Yes it do- I'm crankier than usual, if that's possible. Monday AM get-out. Has Detroit airport dug out of all that winter stuff, I hope?

NOTE: Minor hi-jack follows:

Yes it do- I'm crankier than usual, if that's possible. Monday AM get-out. Has Detroit airport dug out of all that winter stuff, I hope?

It's cool Eric. No delays in or out of DTW. Are you connecting thru Detroit?

Taj Mahal - The Natch'l Blues....

Taj Mahal - The Natch'l Blues....

It's Friday David :D

We got side-swiped here.

It's Friday David :D

We got side-swiped here.


HaHa, WTF am I doin'. Guess I'm playin' follow the leader.Who's postin' in the Thursday thread....

It's cool Eric. No delays in or out of DTW. Are you connecting thru Detroit?

Yup, Northwest this trip.

Yup, Northwest this trip.
http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/USMI0230.html


Carl

AHHH, spring like weather....almost sunbathing time...

hahahaha

Creeping Hayzoos, I could not live in a place like that.

Me either, a pleasant 70 degrees today here. :)


Carl

Me either, a pleasant 70 degrees today here. :)


Carl

If it gets above freezing we are elated.

If it gets above freezing we are elated.

Yes, hoping for elation here in about 3 or 4 days ...

Good Luck....

Mary-Chapin Carpenter - Come On Come On

Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes

Allison Moorer - The Duel

Terry Allen - Human Remains
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Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/Human-Remains-Terry-Allen/dp/B000000EXH/sr=8-7/qid=1172151165/ref=pd_bbs_sr_7/002-4345963-3884029?ie=UTF8&s=music)
Allen isn't as well known as his old pals from Lubbock, Texas--Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Butch Hancock--but he shares their slightly twisted, strangely inspired approach to country-folk-rock songwriting. On previous recordings, Allen's smart, sardonic lyrics have often been undermined by his dry, cramped voice and flat arrangements, but on this new album he gets help from such longtime friends and admirers as Ely, David Byrne, Lucinda Williams, Will Sexton, and Charlie Sexton. They put the musical flesh on Allen's verbal skeleton and make this idiosyncratic but gifted songwriter a lot more approachable. Allen serves up Jerry Jeff Walker-like barroom anthems about Texas, Talking Heads-like contemplations of modern society and Ely-like story songs about the border. --Geoffrey Himes

Terry Allen - Human Remains
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Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/Human-Remains-Terry-Allen/dp/B000000EXH/sr=8-7/qid=1172151165/ref=pd_bbs_sr_7/002-4345963-3884029?ie=UTF8&s=music)
Allen isn't as well known as his old pals from Lubbock, Texas--Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Butch Hancock--but he shares their slightly twisted, strangely inspired approach to country-folk-rock songwriting. On previous recordings, Allen's smart, sardonic lyrics have often been undermined by his dry, cramped voice and flat arrangements, but on this new album he gets help from such longtime friends and admirers as Ely, David Byrne, Lucinda Williams, Will Sexton, and Charlie Sexton. They put the musical flesh on Allen's verbal skeleton and make this idiosyncratic but gifted songwriter a lot more approachable. Allen serves up Jerry Jeff Walker-like barroom anthems about Texas, Talking Heads-like contemplations of modern society and Ely-like story songs about the border. --Geoffrey Himes

If you don't have it, snag a copy of his "Lubbock On Everything". :thmbsp:

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Girl At Her Volcano
Rickie Lee Jones

Warner Brothers EP

Shawn Colvin --- Fat City

Ed Kuepper - Serene Machine

Ginger Baker Trio with Bill Frisell and Charlie Haden --- Falling off the Roof

Belle & Sebastian - If You're Feeling Sinister

The Best of George Harrison

Elton John - Madman Across the Water

Joan Osborne --- How Sweet It Is

The Hula Hula Boys - Warren Zevon (I'll Sleep When I'm Dead anthology)
The Scarlatti Ripoff - Leo Kottke
Imitation of Life - R.E.M.

Triode - Magic Flower

Bettye Swann - My Heart Is Closed For The Season

Silver Jews - American Water

Beck - Sea Change

Mark Isham --- Blue Sun

Tool - The Pot

Pretty Tony - Fix It In The Mix

The Destroyers - 'Lectric Love

Magnet (With Gemma Hayes) - Lay Lady Lay

How could I have forgotten this one!

Wolfgang Dauner - Nothing To Declare

:D

Yes - The Yes Album

Robert Earl Keen - Picnic
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Compared to Willie Nelson or Butch Hancock, Keen fits squarely in the second rank of Texas songwriters, but even a relatively slick work like Picnic is better than the bulk of what's produced these days in Nashville. Nothing here approaches the knockout wit of Keen's "Merry Christmas from the Family," but "Shades of Gray," the story of small-town criminals almost arrested for a robbery they didn't commit, and "Then Came Lo Mein," about a guy uncorking a lifetime of frustration during a cheap Chinese dinner, are both examples of Lone Star storytelling at its best. --Keith Moerer

Sidewinders - Auntie Ramos' Pool Hall

King Crimson - Power to Believe

Thomas Leer Private Plane International - Contradictions

The Sins Of Thy Beloved - Perpetual Desolation

Gov't Mule - Dose Release Party

2-27-1998 The Roxy Atlanta, GA


Carl

The Sins Of Thy Beloved - Perpetual Desolation
:yes:


Carl

Led Zeppelin here. Just finished [IV] and now Houses of the Holy (V).
After hearing some more recent killer heavy metal death music, Zep sounds pretty mellow and I still love the band and their music. I have every studio album, plus a couple of others, including How the West was Won.

Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking

Janis Joplin - Pearl....

Kamelot - Epica

If you don't have it, snag a copy of his "Lubbock On Everything". :thmbsp:

Yep, got that one too! T.A.'s work is kinda spotty, but I like those two.

Climbing / Mountain.
Maybe better know as Mountain Climbing. Leslie West could sure play guitar.

Cross Canadian Ragweed - Garage
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Distorted electric guitars, blistering vocals, sizzling harmonicas...and acoustic ballads. Such is Cross Canadian Ragweed. Grady Cross, Cody Canada, Randy Ragsdale, and Jeremy Plato are four of the best musicians on the scene today, and have proved it with each consecutive album. They're also unique in the fact that they have gone mainstream without losing their underground edge; the only difference between this record and their first is the bigger budget and better production.

Climbing / Mountain.
Maybe better know as Mountain Climbing. Leslie West could sure play guitar.
Leslie is still out there and still playing some great guitar. Some of his recent recordings are quite good.

Lucinda Williams - West.1st time thru,sounds good so far....

Greatest hits 1970-1978 / Black Sabbath.

Lucinda Williams - West.1st time thru,sounds good so far....


I have found "West" to be a real grower.

Now Playing: Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeropane Over the Sea

I have found "West" to be a real grower.

Now Playing: Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeropane Over the Sea

Seems like most of her stuff is like that....





Lyle Lovett & His Large Band....

Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue

Ron Sexsmith - Self-titled....