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Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Seems impossible it's been 20 years.
Thanks for everything, Joe...
Joe Strummer & The Mescalero - Streetcore
Thanks for everything, Joe...
Joe Strummer & The Mescalero - Streetcore
throwingthings
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alvvays - blue rev
only like my 15th spin of this one... haven’t been as addicted to a record in an age. exhibit a in my “why vinyl is better” arguments with family this holiday season, since the digital mastering is an absolute atrocity and the vinyl is a creamy delight
only like my 15th spin of this one... haven’t been as addicted to a record in an age. exhibit a in my “why vinyl is better” arguments with family this holiday season, since the digital mastering is an absolute atrocity and the vinyl is a creamy delight
djdavedk
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Benny Golson: Tune In Turn On - To The Hippest Commercials Of The Sixties
Not credited on LP, but listed on CD:
- Benny Golson - tenor saxophone
- Art Farmer - trumpet, flugelhorn
- Richard Tee - piano
- Eric Gale - guitar
- Jimmy Tyrell - bass
- Bernard Purdie - drums
- Warren Smith - percussion
Does that TV look familiar?
throwingthings
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yind – yind (1999)
i have a lot of affection for this deeply obscure swedish post-rock band i saw open for unwound in like 2000. they looked like children and played with a lot of earnest intensity. i have no idea how they got hooked up with unwound, but vern liked them enough to release this 10" and an LP on his label, punk in my vitamins. (the runout groove on this record says "beer me!" on both sides, a very vern sentiment.) i thought they were great, and taped them live the next time they (improbably) toured los angeles—a killer set.
anyway, two choice extended guitar jams, very similar to what do make say think would be coming up with around this time. perfect for the 10" format. mellow instrumental guitar bands should really become a thing again.
i have a lot of affection for this deeply obscure swedish post-rock band i saw open for unwound in like 2000. they looked like children and played with a lot of earnest intensity. i have no idea how they got hooked up with unwound, but vern liked them enough to release this 10" and an LP on his label, punk in my vitamins. (the runout groove on this record says "beer me!" on both sides, a very vern sentiment.) i thought they were great, and taped them live the next time they (improbably) toured los angeles—a killer set.
anyway, two choice extended guitar jams, very similar to what do make say think would be coming up with around this time. perfect for the 10" format. mellow instrumental guitar bands should really become a thing again.
throwingthings
Active Member
unwound – fake train (1993)
i have moved with this record at least 11 times, by my count. foundational!
i have moved with this record at least 11 times, by my count. foundational!
