...not really

Tom Waits - the new three cd one - what's it called? *lol* Orphans

The Doors live at the Aquaris Theater, 1st and 2nd shows...

Doors fans need to pick this up, they sell it on their site and they are great quality shows, similiar to the Dick's Picks series the Dead put out.

Lukester,

My ears are open for a lot of music except crap and country. Looking for that "Sylvia's Mother" in the pile.....

Hey shoot down a couple of sardines with that bourbon brother!

Except country ?

.....nice try with the sardines, Sicilian.



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Erik,

I don't like country as a whole, however, occasionally a song or two makes it thru, but here up north that cowboy hat and belt buckle shit looks gay. But there are a lot of fans up here too.

The Sicilian Wrote:
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> Erik,
>
> I don't like country as a whole, however,
> occasionally a song or two makes it thru, but here
> up north that cowboy hat and belt buckle shit
> looks gay. But there are a lot of fans up here
> too.


There's stinkers in both rock, country, pop and everything. I know which kinds of country people you're thinking of...and they're lousy. But it's not country, it's just crap hidden under a cowboy hat.
But, for instance Far Away EYes and We Had It All are country songs. There's so many different ways of doing country.

Lukester,

Raw oysters are even better...but don't forget the crackers!

Who is looking for "Sylvia's Mother"?

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

"and the operator said 40 cents more for the next 3 minutes pleaseeeeeee"

Chuck Berry's hits

Wingless Angels.

Wow.

Hound Dog Wrote:
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> The Doors live at the Aquaris Theater, 1st and 2nd
> shows...
>
> Doors fans need to pick this up, they sell it on
> their site and they are great quality shows,
> similiar to the Dick's Picks series the Dead put
> out.


Tell Me more?

Green Lady, where did you find "Wingless Angels"? I sold mine like and idiot and now I can not find another one.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Chelsea........

[www.amazon.com]


Or cheaper at Keith's site.....

[store.keithrichards.com]



ROCKMAN



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Mine came from Keith's site. I had a look at Amazon UK where there's only record-collectors' copies at Enormous Expense, and decided that if I was going to have to import it from the US I might as well go straight to the source. Arrived in about a fortnight, no problem.

Nice interview with Keith about the Wingless Angels project here:

[www.kcrw.com]

Thanks Green Lady for da interview link....a good listen...ta



ROCKMAN

Thanks G. Lady and Mr. Rockman

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Billy Random's CD "Folk, Rock, Country, Roll"

(also known as Beelyboy)

Come on Lukester no Leonard Cohen in your collection?

nope.........I don't know much of Leonard's music, Mr. Sicily. Are you a fan?

A little bio for ya to digest:

Artist Information

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Montreal's Leonard Cohen was a well-respected poet and novelist before he ever entered the songwriting fray in the 1960s. His dark, poetic vision rivaled that of Dylan, and his songs inspired countless cover versions, by everyone from Judy Collins to Nick Cave. Over the years, he honed his craft to a razor's edge, his passion always expertly undercut by a biting sense of black humor. His early recordings were largely acoustic affairs, but by the end of the 1980s he had reinvented his sound, successfully incorporating synthesizers and contemporary production techniques while still sounding very much like himself (and gaining a new generation of followers in the process).

Check out a cd called "The Future" I think you would dig it.

Thanks...can you tell me some of his popular tunes...that I might recognize?

Suzanne, Chelsea Hotel #2, First We Take Manhattan,...

Not a mainstream musician but very well known in the 60's and 70's. Was also on the bill at the Isle of Wight festival.

The Future CD has been featured in some movie soundtracks. That's how I got turned on to it.

Don't forget when listening to the Future CD to have some skinless boneless sardines in olive oil and good hunk of Italian bread to slobber em down brother.

Are ya serious folks, ya donnow Cohen??
I thought he was up there among the Recognized Classics?

Now I understand why he's never mentioned here.

My proposal: Start yer new Cohen-life with
his first album Song Of Leonard Cohen (1967)
or Songs Of Love And Hate (1971). Forget the
later mumbojumbo mainstream-productions!!

Hey Baboon,
Check out this site for those Doors shows I mentioned above, I got the other two sicne the first ones I got were so good. Still waiting for them to arrive in the mail.

[stores.musictoday.com]

The Sicilian Wrote:
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> Don't forget when listening to the Future CD to
> have some skinless boneless sardines in olive oil
> and good hunk of Italian bread to slobber em down
> brother.


Gee thanks....I'll go get some now. yummy yummy

The new (recorded in 1970) Neil Young/Crazy Horse at the Fillmore East. Very cool.

"Take all the pain...It's yours anyway"