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"Bucky Ramone " wrote:Arizona Amp and Alternator
Wilco/Jeff Tweedy – Outta print, outta site (not exactly an official release…
)How old’s that Wilco you got? Very intresting……
Big Head Todd & the Monsters; Sister Sweetly
Pavement- Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain (didn’t see Elevate Me Later on that Pavement thread, I love it!)
Wilco- Being There, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, DVD
Paw- Dragline
Mudhoney- EGBDF, Superfuzz BigmuffGuess I’m an info junkie. At any given time, I will have music blaring, the TV on but muted, and be playing aroung on the internet. Kinda weird/ scary when I think about it. Just 15 years ago or so I considred myself on the cutting edge when I got my first CD player!
"Bucky Ramone " wrote:Swiebertje & de DAMrakkertjes – Swiebertje
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….dammit, another freakishly disturbing album cover brought to you by Bucky. Please, I beg you: STOP PUTTING THIS STUFF IN MY HEAD!!!!
WIlco- Being There
"John Vestman " wrote:If everything you do is wrong then the opposite would be right. Infinite wisdom ad infinitum.That’s gold! How about the one where George is in competition with the guy that survived the Titanic for a great apartment- Maybe the best George moment of them all. Besides the time he pushed the old lady in the walker down to get out of the apartment he thought was on fire! Happy Festivus!
"John Vestman " wrote:"Coma Girl " wrote:Seinfeld was hot, the contest and the hot tub are two of the best episodes.My personal favorite is where George does "the opposite"……
You also see a much shorter life span for bands nowadays. And what bugs me more than that IS that inability for most bands to reproduce the quality material that got them the big bucks.
That’s why I get pretty stupid on music history after the late 80’s/ early 90’s, when I was at my most open minded and got my education on the great ones. I was just spoiled on soaking up all the good material from the 60’s and 70’s. I’d just assumed it was common practice to crank out album after album, year after year. Boy, was I wrong. And In Utero was a shining example of this. Nevermind is a fantastic album: top 100 all time maybe. But, to see the look on my face as I listened to In Utero must have been priceless. See, I heard a little bit of Rape Me well before the albums release (which he’d been working on for quite a while, by the way) and assumed the rest of the album would sound similar. Not the case. I found it to be an unpolished, unfocused, loose sounding album that needed another 6 months or so so stay in the oven……
