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Shelagh McDonald-Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
Rolling Stones-Singles Collection box
Shangri Las-Myridons Of Melodrama
13th Floor Elevators-Easter EverywhereIt`ll be his post to lean on
I think Murph should post here,maybe we could have an Ask Murph section
"maxini " wrote:Don’t have the Sub Pop single, but the video version is supposed to be the same and it’s notably faster than the album version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBNLsLlElG0This is great if you’re in a hurry to get somewhere but need a quick dose of Dino first
Yeah I noticed that when I first saw that vid on tv.It`s slightly sped up but the same version on Green Mind.
"Rip Van Winkle " wrote:the world was like a jungle and the sy played in an outdoors formal teather.Was there a bull in the teather?
Bobby Hutcherson-Oblique
Teddy Charles-Coolin
Groove Holmes-Soul Message
Idaho-Levitate
Silkworm-Developer
Palace Brothers-There Is No One…"simmons " wrote:Hot Burrito #2 Turnip Farm and Forget it have more Where You been-sound. I would guess those tunes are from Where you been eraYeah I agree.I can`t see them being from Green Mind era,they just don`t sound like it.
"bomber2007 " wrote:
I’ve read that "Show Me the Way" was not originally part of the "You’re Living All Over Me" album and
that it was a bonus track when it appeared on the album.
So when did it first appear on the album and has it been on all copies of the album since then ?
Is it considered to be a "real" part of the album or is it thought by Dinosaur Jr fans that it is not part of the "real" album ?
Little Fury Things,In A Jar,and Show Me The Way were on an ep that came out before YLAOM came out but was added to YLAOM in later issues.Show Me The Way was left off the 2005 reissue of YLAOM because J felt it was poorly done.
"Another Girl Another Planet " wrote:a certain rev horton heat is doing a brief tour thru Canada soon…
I have`nt listened to him in awhile.He puts on a energetic show I heard
I remember a metalhead in school insisted that Hendrix was`nt that great.He said he just brought in the heavier guitar sounds but Randy Rhoads was better
There`s alot of guitarists out there that could get the crown for the greatest or the best but it`s like who is the best author or poet or movie producer or whatever.Hendrix said once he wanted to sound like jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell,who is not that known to people besides jazz freaks or guitar freaks.J is a great player and one of my faves for sure but I don`t think of him as better as Hendrix.
