Brett A's Playlist.
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Brett a
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This morning before work:
The Worst of The Jefferson Airplane I don't remember where I got this particular pressing, it was within the last two years. I was pleased to see it's a gatefold jacket and the LP is quite thick too.
then
George Clinton - Hey Man, Smell my Finger (cd-it's just awful, don't bother)
followed by
Bruce Springsteen - Greeting From Asbury Park (The only worthwhile Bruce Springsteen album IMO. I sure many of you will strongly disagree)
Dr. John The NightTripper - Gris Gris (cd)
The Worst of The Jefferson Airplane I don't remember where I got this particular pressing, it was within the last two years. I was pleased to see it's a gatefold jacket and the LP is quite thick too.
then
George Clinton - Hey Man, Smell my Finger (cd-it's just awful, don't bother)
followed by
Bruce Springsteen - Greeting From Asbury Park (The only worthwhile Bruce Springsteen album IMO. I sure many of you will strongly disagree)
Dr. John The NightTripper - Gris Gris (cd)
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Rick Okasec - Beatitude (lp)..an album that came out when I was in high school. I had it on a record club cassette and used to listen to it in my walkman walking around town as an angst-ridden teen. For some reason, it mokes me want to get The Del Fuego's S/T album.
The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta (cd) When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.
Toumani Diabate - The Mandalay Variations (cd)
The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta (cd) When the world is running down, you make the best of what's still around.
Toumani Diabate - The Mandalay Variations (cd)
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Jazz Festival in Stereo - Near In and Far Out (lp)
One of my favorite album covers. And the music is good to match! (Seriously, without irony)
The fine red print under the track listing warns not to play it on mono equipment and not exceed 6 grams
One of my favorite album covers. And the music is good to match! (Seriously, without irony)
The fine red print under the track listing warns not to play it on mono equipment and not exceed 6 grams
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Built to Spill - Perfect From Now On"Randy Described Eternity has got to be one of my favorite pop tunes of the last decade.
(BTW, this is the mouth of the New Haven tunnel heading west on the Merritt Parkway in CT.)
Neil Young - Tonight's The Night (heading north on the West Side Highway around the area of the Intrepid Museum
(BTW, this is the mouth of the New Haven tunnel heading west on the Merritt Parkway in CT.)
Neil Young - Tonight's The Night (heading north on the West Side Highway around the area of the Intrepid Museum
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Res - How I Do This was another one of the albums, along with Lambchop's "Nixon" that showed me that really awsome music was still being made. --this would have been around 2000 when I realized I didn't need to only look back in time for good music.
Also around that time, I discovered Modest Mouse. Here is Moon and Antarctica a modern classic if there ever was one.
Also around that time, I discovered Modest Mouse. Here is Moon and Antarctica a modern classic if there ever was one.
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Also around that time, I discovered Modest Mouse. Here is Moon and Antarctica a modern classic if there ever was one.
I've been listening to a Modest Mouse CD called Rome lately, really good stuff.
Brett a
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I'll have to look into that one. Check out Lonesome Crowded West if you haven't already. I think it was the last album they did before they signed to Sony. (It's HDCD too FWIW)
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Grateful Dead- Workingman's Dead (HDCD) Ever notice that the smokestacks are painted in?
PSG - Radio Ethiopia (cd)
Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane - Complete Riverside (cd) I don't know why, but Newbury Comics in Northampton has been selling these 2 DC sets off for $3.99. They still had them when i was there a couple weeks ago.
PSG - Radio Ethiopia (cd)
Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane - Complete Riverside (cd) I don't know why, but Newbury Comics in Northampton has been selling these 2 DC sets off for $3.99. They still had them when i was there a couple weeks ago.
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Brett a
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I'll still check it out though.
:thmbsp:
Mice names, like wolves, can get confusing.
Thanks god these people are here to keep it straight:
http://wolfbandnames.blogspot.com/
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Crazy Horse at the Fillmore 1970
Beethoven's 5th - Carlos Kleiber Vienna Philharmonic Orch. (cd)
If you're ever wondering where to start with Beethoven's Fifth, this is a good place. It is a stereo recording (from the late 70's)
Sonny Rollins - Saxophone Colossus (cd)
Beethoven's 5th - Carlos Kleiber Vienna Philharmonic Orch. (cd)
If you're ever wondering where to start with Beethoven's Fifth, this is a good place. It is a stereo recording (from the late 70's)
Sonny Rollins - Saxophone Colossus (cd)
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Grateful Dead - Felt Forum 12/05/71 bootleg LP (dead bootlegs precede cassettes, ya'know.)
I love the rather messy handwritten song list (the person didn't even know the actual song titles!)
It's in a plain white card-stock sleeve, but it looks like there was once a label glued to it. I ID'd it as the Felt b/c I'm familiar with this show fr0m back in my cassette days. (Phil asks as some point if someone is smoking coconuts)
I've has this LP for around 15 years now I think. (I've had this show on cassette since the mid-80's)
I love the rather messy handwritten song list (the person didn't even know the actual song titles!)
It's in a plain white card-stock sleeve, but it looks like there was once a label glued to it. I ID'd it as the Felt b/c I'm familiar with this show fr0m back in my cassette days. (Phil asks as some point if someone is smoking coconuts)
I've has this LP for around 15 years now I think. (I've had this show on cassette since the mid-80's)
