Just snagged a used *very good* copy of that DVD for 10 bucks Canadian!! Now if Amazon can actually deliver it is highly unlikely, but for that price I'll try... thanks!
What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more
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bhunter
The Spherical Cow
Damn, that is one greasy, hairy (or is it mud??), hideous piece of drek!!! (consult your Yiddish dictionary for an explanation)- what the artistic team was thinking of, I have no phuckin' clue!!! I imagine this pic was done during the disco era and they thought it would be sexy??? omg! *almost puked there for a second...* gag gag gag...
I know that's a horrible album cover, but:
From Wikipedia:
In a review of Mann's Beyond Brooklyn (2004), his final recording (co-led with Phil Woods), critic George Kanzler proposed that Mann's status as an innovator had been overlooked:
...Mann's career, in both its questing nature and embrace of various musical styles, parallels that of Miles Davis. Mann championed Brazilian music even before Stan Getz. When Miles was fusing jazz with rock, Mann was fusing it with Memphis soul and Southern rock. He also was an early exponent of world music. But while Miles was usually hailed as a visionary, Mann was dismissed as just a popularizer selling out. It was a bum rap.
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Randy Newman - My Country
Auto Analog
Justin Credible
Bubo
Super Member
Goodnight from Chicago
Hooverphonic with Geike fronting the band
who was followed by Noemie Wolfs
Peak Geike live 2006 concert Belgium 90 min
lots of good tracks , good audio quality
Hooverphonic with Geike fronting the band
who was followed by Noemie Wolfs
Peak Geike live 2006 concert Belgium 90 min
lots of good tracks , good audio quality
ra7c7er
Hoarding records since 1990
Here's a RARE one for you all. You'll want to read my and more entry on this one.
Malarkey Men
The And More - The only information for this band online anywhere is a couple late 90s concert posters from Southern California.
That's not unusual right. Lots of small bands come and go and no information is available. But the lore of the physical media is kind of wild.
A teenager walked into Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis with a box from a presser (I don't know which) and wanted to sell them. The box was originally sealed before he opened it. Here's the crazy thing. He said they were found in his grandfathers house in Northern Missouri. He told staff his grandfather was a farmer, never left Missouri, and wouldn't even travel to St. Louis for family gatherings. Nobody in his family could figure where the records came from. How do 30 copies of some unknown late 90s Southern California band, still in a sealed box from a presser, make it to a near 100 year old farmer in Northern Missouri? I guess we will never know.
BUT the lore doesn't end there.... It actually gets crazier. Two people (one of which is a friend of mine) posted the music to Youtube. My friend even linked it to discogs (so it showed up as playable on the discogs page). Both posters got copyright strikes and the music taken down by someone claiming to be one of the original creators. AND the blog that had the images of the posters seems to have taken that entry down. (I couldn't find it anymore to post here at least).
After all of that is the music good... No. it sounds recorded in a bathroom. The instruments aren't played well and the production is even worse. I'm going to rate it 3/10 just for the lore.
Sadly, if you are in the St. Louis area and interested in this Vintage Vinyl is sold out of them. I went back just a couple days ago to try and get a second copy. But I'd venture to bet some reseller will have a copy or two at the local record shows.
Malarkey Men
The And More - The only information for this band online anywhere is a couple late 90s concert posters from Southern California.
That's not unusual right. Lots of small bands come and go and no information is available. But the lore of the physical media is kind of wild.
A teenager walked into Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis with a box from a presser (I don't know which) and wanted to sell them. The box was originally sealed before he opened it. Here's the crazy thing. He said they were found in his grandfathers house in Northern Missouri. He told staff his grandfather was a farmer, never left Missouri, and wouldn't even travel to St. Louis for family gatherings. Nobody in his family could figure where the records came from. How do 30 copies of some unknown late 90s Southern California band, still in a sealed box from a presser, make it to a near 100 year old farmer in Northern Missouri? I guess we will never know.
BUT the lore doesn't end there.... It actually gets crazier. Two people (one of which is a friend of mine) posted the music to Youtube. My friend even linked it to discogs (so it showed up as playable on the discogs page). Both posters got copyright strikes and the music taken down by someone claiming to be one of the original creators. AND the blog that had the images of the posters seems to have taken that entry down. (I couldn't find it anymore to post here at least).
After all of that is the music good... No. it sounds recorded in a bathroom. The instruments aren't played well and the production is even worse. I'm going to rate it 3/10 just for the lore.
Sadly, if you are in the St. Louis area and interested in this Vintage Vinyl is sold out of them. I went back just a couple days ago to try and get a second copy. But I'd venture to bet some reseller will have a copy or two at the local record shows.
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Just snagged a used *very good* copy of that DVD for 10 bucks Canadian!! Now if Amazon can actually deliver it is highly unlikely, but for that price I'll try... thanks!
Here's a RARE one for you all. You'll want to read my and more entry on this one.
Malarkey Men
The And More - The only information for this band online anywhere is a couple late 90s concert posters from Southern California.
That's not unusual right. Lots of small bands come and go and no information is available. But the lore of the physical media is kind of wild.
A teenager walked into Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis with a box from a presser (I don't know which) and wanted to sell them. The box was originally sealed before he opened it. Here's the crazy thing. He said they were found in his grandfathers house in Northern Missouri. He told staff his grandfather was a farmer, never left Missouri, and wouldn't even travel to St. Louis for family gatherings. Nobody in his family could figure where the records came from. How do 30 copies of some unknown late 90s Southern California band, still in a sealed box from a presser, make it to a near 100 year old farmer in Northern Missouri? I guess we will never know.
BUT the lore doesn't end there.... It actually gets crazier. Two people (one of which is a friend of mine) posted the music to Youtube. My friend even linked it to discogs (so it showed up as playable on the discogs page). Both posters got copyright strikes and the music taken down by someone claiming to be one of the original creators. AND the blog that had the images of the posters seems to have taken that entry down. (I couldn't find it anymore to post here at least).
After all of that is the music good... No. it sounds recorded in a bathroom. The instruments aren't played well and the production is even worse. I'm going to rate it 3/10 just for the lore.
If you want a copy Vintage Vinyl is sold out of them. I went back just a couple days ago to try and get a second copy.
Cool
I have no doubts of his abilities at all, it's just the artwork is beyond horrific!
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That’s a cool story. Thanks for posting.Here's a RARE one for you all. You'll want to read my and more entry on this one.
Malarkey Men
The And More - The only information for this band online anywhere is a couple late 90s concert posters from Southern California.
That's not unusual right. Lots of small bands come and go and no information is available. But the lore of the physical media is kind of wild.
A teenager walked into Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis with a box from a presser (I don't know which) and wanted to sell them. The box was originally sealed before he opened it. Here's the crazy thing. He said they were found in his grandfathers house in Northern Missouri. He told staff his grandfather was a farmer, never left Missouri, and wouldn't even travel to St. Louis for family gatherings. Nobody in his family could figure where the records came from. How do 30 copies of some unknown late 90s Southern California band, still in a sealed box from a presser, make it to a near 100 year old farmer in Northern Missouri? I guess we will never know.
BUT the lore doesn't end there.... It actually gets crazier. Two people (one of which is a friend of mine) posted the music to Youtube. My friend even linked it to discogs (so it showed up as playable on the discogs page). Both posters got copyright strikes and the music taken down by someone claiming to be one of the original creators. AND the blog that had the images of the posters seems to have taken that entry down. (I couldn't find it anymore to post here at least).
After all of that is the music good... No. it sounds recorded in a bathroom. The instruments aren't played well and the production is even worse. I'm going to rate it 3/10 just for the lore.
If you want a copy Vintage Vinyl is sold out of them. I went back just a couple days ago to try and get a second copy.
Auto Analog
Justin Credible
Vinylforlife
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Got the Brewers game on ESPN radio app Brew crew up 5-2 going to bottom of 8
Things that make you go oof, lol.
Just fired up an old SA-X that by the date I recorded almost exactly 41 years ago, first year of college.
Walking on the Moon, still remember trying to get it dust free to record lol, frustrating.
Still sounds awesome, like it’s only been a little while — tape is underrated.
Just fired up an old SA-X that by the date I recorded almost exactly 41 years ago, first year of college.
Walking on the Moon, still remember trying to get it dust free to record lol, frustrating.
Still sounds awesome, like it’s only been a little while — tape is underrated.
bhunter
The Spherical Cow
