What are you listening to today?
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In the car all day today and took the Skyway Drive route most of the way to NC from DC. Had lots of great listening time on that absolutely gorgeous drive.
Klaatu's first album
Suzanne Vega- Beauty & Crime
Big Star's first two albums
Willie Nelson- Teatro
Emmylou Harris- Wrecking Ball -TWICE!
Klark Kent- Kollected Works
On the way up, I listened to:
Old And New Dreams- Playin'
Velvet Crush- Teenage Symphonies To God[i/]
The Blackhounds- Shizz
Joni Mitchell- Don Juan's Reckless Daughter
Steve Earle- Transcendental Blues
Lunch Money- Original Friend
Chris Garges
Charlotte, NC
Klaatu's first album
Suzanne Vega- Beauty & Crime
Big Star's first two albums
Willie Nelson- Teatro
Emmylou Harris- Wrecking Ball -TWICE!
Klark Kent- Kollected Works
On the way up, I listened to:
Old And New Dreams- Playin'
Velvet Crush- Teenage Symphonies To God[i/]
The Blackhounds- Shizz
Joni Mitchell- Don Juan's Reckless Daughter
Steve Earle- Transcendental Blues
Lunch Money- Original Friend
Chris Garges
Charlotte, NC
- Brett Siler
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Some of the most intense and scariest music ever written.
My musical endeavors!
My Music: http://www.brettsiler.bandcamp.com/
StudioMother Brain Sound Infrastructure
My Music: http://www.brettsiler.bandcamp.com/
StudioMother Brain Sound Infrastructure
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Neil Young & Crazy horse : Americana.
Beach Boys : That's Why God Made The Radio.
Kris Kristofferson : 16 Biggest Hits
Little Barrie : King Of The Waves
Waylon Jennings : Nashville Rebel
Willie Nelson : Heroes
Ginger Baker : Middle Passage
Nora Jons : Little Broken Hearts
Beach Boys : That's Why God Made The Radio.
Kris Kristofferson : 16 Biggest Hits
Little Barrie : King Of The Waves
Waylon Jennings : Nashville Rebel
Willie Nelson : Heroes
Ginger Baker : Middle Passage
Nora Jons : Little Broken Hearts
Howling at the neighbors. Hoping they have more mic cables.
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right now i'm marveling at how good and intense sounding Young Widows' Old Wounds sounds, especially considering how a good deal of it was recorded live at different venues. love this band.
also listening to a ton of Mogwai since i'm going to see them play tonight. so stoked! their records are great but recordings can barely do justice to the dynamic range they have as a live band.
also listening to a ton of Mogwai since i'm going to see them play tonight. so stoked! their records are great but recordings can barely do justice to the dynamic range they have as a live band.
the tape is rolling, the ones and zeros are... um... ones and zeroing.
http://www.davewatkinsmusic.com
http://www.davewatkinsmusic.com
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We've moved our studio, and I'm _finally_ getting a proper record library set-up. I can't believe how many LP's, CD's, and especially _cassette tapes_ and CDR's I've accumulated over the years.
I recently purchased the Numark PT-01 turntable as a back-up/DJ/back room auditioning turntable, so while organizing things in the library, I've been pulling all kinds of records-- both Bruford/Moraz "Music for Piano and Drums" albums, lots of Reggae, the first U.K. album ("In The Dead of Night"), a bunch of 80's things, Steely Dan "Aja," Tina Brooks on Blue Note, Al Stewart, some Blues and Country...
Tonight or tomorrow, I'm thinking some Olatunji...
GJ
I recently purchased the Numark PT-01 turntable as a back-up/DJ/back room auditioning turntable, so while organizing things in the library, I've been pulling all kinds of records-- both Bruford/Moraz "Music for Piano and Drums" albums, lots of Reggae, the first U.K. album ("In The Dead of Night"), a bunch of 80's things, Steely Dan "Aja," Tina Brooks on Blue Note, Al Stewart, some Blues and Country...
Tonight or tomorrow, I'm thinking some Olatunji...
GJ
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Listening to Lee Dorsey "Yes We Can" over and over and over. Lee, Allen Toussaint & the Meters. It's all one chord, it's melodic, it's funky as hell and it's killing me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZtionVXItE
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Gregg Juke wrote:We've moved our studio, and I'm _finally_ getting a proper record library set-up. I can't believe how many LP's,I've accumulated over the years.
GJ
Say Gregg, you wouldn't happen to have an extra copy of Jimmy Smith- Back at the Chicken Shack to
swap for some of the usual cra.., I mean a Foreigner album or something would you?
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No, sorry shred, but I once helped build a studio with chicken-wire, does that count?
If you have any other jazz or blues requests that I happen to have, I'd be happy to cdr-you for the cost of cd and postage; you can keep the cra, I mean Foreigner. Now, if you find an original, mint FOGHAT pressing, perhaps we have something to talk about...
GJ
If you have any other jazz or blues requests that I happen to have, I'd be happy to cdr-you for the cost of cd and postage; you can keep the cra, I mean Foreigner. Now, if you find an original, mint FOGHAT pressing, perhaps we have something to talk about...
GJ
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Chris,
Whenever someone mentions Klaatu, I don't necessarily think of the band, or of the original film of "The Day..." No, I think of this review of a Carpenter's album. Dig this--
http://www.geocities.ws/joefernbacher/carpntrs.html
GJ
Whenever someone mentions Klaatu, I don't necessarily think of the band, or of the original film of "The Day..." No, I think of this review of a Carpenter's album. Dig this--
http://www.geocities.ws/joefernbacher/carpntrs.html
GJ
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