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Music Shit / Re: Giants Of Jazz
« on: June 26, 2006, 12:04:06 PM »
really? I was not aware they had an album. All I have heard by them is that 7", it is sweet.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Soriano, what's yer take on....
« on: June 23, 2006, 08:10:25 PM »
what is your take on Prince?
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Music Shit / Giants Of Jazz
« on: June 11, 2006, 01:37:17 PM »
Giants Of Jazz
Thursday June 8th, 2006
8 - 11pm
WPRB Princeton 103.3 FM
Screaming Sneakers - Violent Days - internet
the Wasps - Teenage Treats - 7" - 4 Play
Kaos - Alcoholiday - 7" - What?
Pissed Jeans - Don't Need Smoke To Make Myself Disapper (sic) - 7" - Sub Pop
Skrewdriver - Antisocial - The Early Years 1977 - 1979 - fan club
Graham Parker And The Rumour - Local Girls - Squeezing Out Sparks - Arista
the Dissimilars - (Crushin' Up) Pills - 7" - Plastic Idol
Norman Bates & The Showerheads - Tarantula - The Big Apple: Rotten To The Core Volume 2 comp - Raw Power
Cirle One - Red Machine - Eastern Front comp - Enigma/Eastern Front
White Flag - You've Got A Problem - Third Strike - Gasatanka
Chron Gen - Breaking Down - Eastern Front comp - Enigma/Eastern Front
Slaughter - All Over Now - Bite Back - DJM
Crippled Youth - Positive Scene - Join The Fight 7"
the Orbits - Having Fun - Dream You Away - Hyped2Death
the Carbonas - September Gurls - s/t - Raw Deluxe
the Jacks - Concrete Death - Concrete Death 7" - RLD
the Little Killers - Fly Away - A Real Good One - Gern Blandsten
the Leaves - Too Many People - Nuggets Volume Two - Punk comp - Rhino
the Everly Brothers - Ventura Boulevard - Roots - Collectors' Choice
Linda Rich - Sunlight Shadow - Wayfaring Strangers: Ladies From The Canyon comp - Numero Group
Ed Trickett - Only An Hour Until Morning - Gently Down The Stream Of Time - Fuck-Legacy
Pearls Before Swine - (Oh Dear) Miss Morse - The Best Of... - Adelphi
the Rain Parade - Saturday's Asylum - Emergency Third Rail Power Trip - Enigma
Oakley Hall - Lazy Susan - Gypsum Strings - Brah
the Beckies - Right By My Side (Etude) - s/t - Sire
the Flamin' Groovies - I Can't Hide - Shake Some Action - Sire
Love Is All - Used Goods - Nine Times That Same Song - What's Your Rupture
the Pastels - Sit On It Mother - 12" - Glass
Andre - Anthony - internet
First Class - Beach Baby - 45 - UK
Tom Verlaine - Orbit - Songs And Other Things - Thrill Jockey
Tuxedomoon - 7 Years - Half-Mute - Ralph
Geto Boys - Seek And Destroy, No Sell Out - Grip It! On That Other Level - Rap-A-Lot
Kano & Low Deep feat. Ghetto, Big Seac, Demon & Doctor - Get Set (Run The Road Edition) - Run The Road Volume 2 comp - Vice
Mountain High - Snake Bite - split 12" with No-Fi Soul Rebellion - Hot Dog City
Rhino 39 - Near Extinct - s/t - Triple X
the Infliktors - Where'd You Get That Cigarette - 12 Classic 45s comp - Ace Of Hearts
Black Time - Out With The In Crowd, New Fiction - Midnight World - In The Red
Big Balls And The Great White Idiot - TV Song - s/t - Balls
the Modernettes - Teen City - Get It Straight - Sudden Death
Queen - Now I'm Here - Sheer Heart Attack - Elektra
Sharks With Wings - Two Unsuccessful Bros - split 7" with Paper Legs - Heat Retention
Hum Of The Druid - Intricacies Of Normal Men - Trials - Barbituarian
Tetuzi Akiyama - Mutuality - Pre-Existence - Locust
Evan Parker/Antonello Salis/Mauro Orselli - Improvvisazione 2 - Improvvisazion - SIAE
Gamelan Son Of Lion - Sleeping Braid - The Complete Gamelan In The New World - Locust
Ihlan Mimaroglu - Prelude XI and Prelude IX For Magnetic Tape - Electronic Music III - Turnabout
Crank Sturgeon - Antedotal Frit Clipper - Pod For Acoutrement - Mang-Disc
Thursday June 8th, 2006
8 - 11pm
WPRB Princeton 103.3 FM
Screaming Sneakers - Violent Days - internet
the Wasps - Teenage Treats - 7" - 4 Play
Kaos - Alcoholiday - 7" - What?
Pissed Jeans - Don't Need Smoke To Make Myself Disapper (sic) - 7" - Sub Pop
Skrewdriver - Antisocial - The Early Years 1977 - 1979 - fan club
Graham Parker And The Rumour - Local Girls - Squeezing Out Sparks - Arista
the Dissimilars - (Crushin' Up) Pills - 7" - Plastic Idol
Norman Bates & The Showerheads - Tarantula - The Big Apple: Rotten To The Core Volume 2 comp - Raw Power
Cirle One - Red Machine - Eastern Front comp - Enigma/Eastern Front
White Flag - You've Got A Problem - Third Strike - Gasatanka
Chron Gen - Breaking Down - Eastern Front comp - Enigma/Eastern Front
Slaughter - All Over Now - Bite Back - DJM
Crippled Youth - Positive Scene - Join The Fight 7"
the Orbits - Having Fun - Dream You Away - Hyped2Death
the Carbonas - September Gurls - s/t - Raw Deluxe
the Jacks - Concrete Death - Concrete Death 7" - RLD
the Little Killers - Fly Away - A Real Good One - Gern Blandsten
the Leaves - Too Many People - Nuggets Volume Two - Punk comp - Rhino
the Everly Brothers - Ventura Boulevard - Roots - Collectors' Choice
Linda Rich - Sunlight Shadow - Wayfaring Strangers: Ladies From The Canyon comp - Numero Group
Ed Trickett - Only An Hour Until Morning - Gently Down The Stream Of Time - Fuck-Legacy
Pearls Before Swine - (Oh Dear) Miss Morse - The Best Of... - Adelphi
the Rain Parade - Saturday's Asylum - Emergency Third Rail Power Trip - Enigma
Oakley Hall - Lazy Susan - Gypsum Strings - Brah
the Beckies - Right By My Side (Etude) - s/t - Sire
the Flamin' Groovies - I Can't Hide - Shake Some Action - Sire
Love Is All - Used Goods - Nine Times That Same Song - What's Your Rupture
the Pastels - Sit On It Mother - 12" - Glass
Andre - Anthony - internet
First Class - Beach Baby - 45 - UK
Tom Verlaine - Orbit - Songs And Other Things - Thrill Jockey
Tuxedomoon - 7 Years - Half-Mute - Ralph
Geto Boys - Seek And Destroy, No Sell Out - Grip It! On That Other Level - Rap-A-Lot
Kano & Low Deep feat. Ghetto, Big Seac, Demon & Doctor - Get Set (Run The Road Edition) - Run The Road Volume 2 comp - Vice
Mountain High - Snake Bite - split 12" with No-Fi Soul Rebellion - Hot Dog City
Rhino 39 - Near Extinct - s/t - Triple X
the Infliktors - Where'd You Get That Cigarette - 12 Classic 45s comp - Ace Of Hearts
Black Time - Out With The In Crowd, New Fiction - Midnight World - In The Red
Big Balls And The Great White Idiot - TV Song - s/t - Balls
the Modernettes - Teen City - Get It Straight - Sudden Death
Queen - Now I'm Here - Sheer Heart Attack - Elektra
Sharks With Wings - Two Unsuccessful Bros - split 7" with Paper Legs - Heat Retention
Hum Of The Druid - Intricacies Of Normal Men - Trials - Barbituarian
Tetuzi Akiyama - Mutuality - Pre-Existence - Locust
Evan Parker/Antonello Salis/Mauro Orselli - Improvvisazione 2 - Improvvisazion - SIAE
Gamelan Son Of Lion - Sleeping Braid - The Complete Gamelan In The New World - Locust
Ihlan Mimaroglu - Prelude XI and Prelude IX For Magnetic Tape - Electronic Music III - Turnabout
Crank Sturgeon - Antedotal Frit Clipper - Pod For Acoutrement - Mang-Disc
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Soriano, what's yer take on....
« on: June 05, 2006, 10:32:04 PM »
thanks, but I was more reffering to LPs that I have bought from flea markets, etc, that have mold spots on them. If the mold spots are old is there any danger of them spreading if the room where I keep the records is dry and well ventilated?
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Soriano, what's yer take on....
« on: June 05, 2006, 09:40:16 PM »
What is your take on mold spreading from record to record. I have some LPs where the vinyl has little white mold or fungus growths, but none where the jacket is moldy. Is there any danger that the mold could spread to other records?
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Soriano, what's yer take on....
« on: May 20, 2006, 09:01:21 PM »
Scott, your comments in your answer to Steve's ebay question reminded me of something I wanted to ask. Do the market prices for records ever eventually go down, aside from when a band is "hot" or whatever as you referred to? Do you think KBD type records will ever decrease in value? I ask cause it seems like KBD type stuff at the point where every half-way decent looking powerpop/punk/wave 7" goes for at least 40 dollars on ebay. Do you ever see this decreasing or leveling off? I sort of just started paying attention to stuff like this, so I don't have much perspective.
Also, can you recommend any good books on prison or prisoner culture?
Also, can you recommend any good books on prison or prisoner culture?
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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Re: CollectorScum presents Buy-It-Nows of note
« on: May 17, 2006, 10:33:35 PM »
I don't know if this is that rare or what, but someone should buy this record:
http://cgi.ebay.com/RAZZ-7-c-redux-70s-anomie-1977-orouke-records_W0QQitemZ4880937875QQcategoryZ306QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
It is really good power poppy stuff. The A side sort of sounds like Big Star but in a wierd way.
http://cgi.ebay.com/RAZZ-7-c-redux-70s-anomie-1977-orouke-records_W0QQitemZ4880937875QQcategoryZ306QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
It is really good power poppy stuff. The A side sort of sounds like Big Star but in a wierd way.
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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Re: CollectorScum presents Buy-It-Nows of note
« on: May 09, 2006, 02:53:39 PM »
do any of these rate: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfrtsZ0QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQsassZteenagetupelo
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Used Records For Sale/Auctions/Wantlists / Re: CollectorScum presents Buy-It-Nows of note
« on: April 14, 2006, 07:29:39 PM »
yeah, keep them coming!
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Soriano, what's yer take on....
« on: April 10, 2006, 08:30:52 PM »
2 things. First, I have one of those Henry Cowell-edited Folways music of the world 2xLPs, this one for the Music Of The Meditteranean. There is a track on it of Albanian music that is amazing, it sounds like the Velvets warming up before playing "Black Angel's Death Song" or something, especially cause of the viola. Or maybe the No Neck Blues Band, but from like the 20s. Do you know what I'm talking about and if so, are there any other records of Albanian music you can recommend that have stuff like this?
Second, are you familiar with Little Howlin' Wolf? If not, I think you would really dig him. Here is a description:
James Pobiega, a 6'9" Polish-derived man from Chicago's South Side, performed heavily in bars and and to a greater extent on the street of his home turf during the late 70s through the mid 80s under the name Little Howlin Wolf. During that time, self-released 32 45s (that weknow of) and two LPs (compiled from the 7"s) titled The Guardian and The Cool Truth. The LPs show a unique and visionary take on emotive, raw, dissolved blues featuring Wolf on every instrument he could lay his hands on with a wrenching souldfulness and commanding fire-brained intensity to match Albert Ayler. The 45s, though, are where Wolf really stretched out, taking his music to its furthest reaches including stabs at Calypso, gypsy songs, Country-Western and children's songs.
Second, are you familiar with Little Howlin' Wolf? If not, I think you would really dig him. Here is a description:
James Pobiega, a 6'9" Polish-derived man from Chicago's South Side, performed heavily in bars and and to a greater extent on the street of his home turf during the late 70s through the mid 80s under the name Little Howlin Wolf. During that time, self-released 32 45s (that weknow of) and two LPs (compiled from the 7"s) titled The Guardian and The Cool Truth. The LPs show a unique and visionary take on emotive, raw, dissolved blues featuring Wolf on every instrument he could lay his hands on with a wrenching souldfulness and commanding fire-brained intensity to match Albert Ayler. The 45s, though, are where Wolf really stretched out, taking his music to its furthest reaches including stabs at Calypso, gypsy songs, Country-Western and children's songs.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: SOPRANOS
« on: March 26, 2006, 05:26:40 PM »
I also totally endorse the Half Japanese movie. "Some people might ask 'what about chords?' And I'd say, yeah you need chords to plug the guitar in..."
Is the Kugelberg commentary a DVD bonues feature or something? I don't remember it from the VHS I have.
Is the Kugelberg commentary a DVD bonues feature or something? I don't remember it from the VHS I have.
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Music Shit / Re: Radio Birdman
« on: February 06, 2006, 05:22:56 PM »
I see where SSR is coming from. Chuck Eddy has a great quote to this affect in the Stairway To Hell book, where he calls RB "a bland supper-club excercise in Stooge-worship". I still agree with other people tho who say that had some killer songs.
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Music Shit / Re: Radio Birdman
« on: February 06, 2006, 04:32:58 PM »
yeah that is stupid. I like some Britney Spears songs and I would call all the ones I like good or at least pretty good. I like Radio Birdman too, they have more good songs.
