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  1. $ Sent through paypal. Thanks T.
  2. Guys, I just wanted to thank you for this, and other similar threads. clem was also into some british folk, steel string, etc. musics, so I owe him thanks as well. Over the past few years, I've managed to find some Pentangle, Fairport, Steeleye, Davy Graham albums that are so perfect for me. Really great and fun music. Thank you.
  3. I got next. (places quarters on the table).
  4. I couldn't deal with that youtube clip. I had to shut it down about half-way through. That was brutal. Are the other recommendations more imaginative or was vibraphone relegated to electric wailing in this genre? Things have come a long way since the electravibe. Nico Vanderplaas has created some amazing instruments. I agree with you on the limited soundscape. With exceptions of course, vibes cannot/should not replace electric guitar, b-3, etc. as the lead instrument. Exceptions being the right musician. ps Yes. I know the Dave Pike stuff. A great player.
  5. Easy Shawn. He's pushing buttons. Wallace, I think your knowledge of troll song would be more respected throughout the hollow if you would work to drop the condescending attitude. I, for one, am less inclined to check out this music because of the presentation If you really are here to share your knowledge, act consistently with that spirit. We have an established community here. Nothing to prove. Ease up. I know Shawn in the cellular world, and he is a laid back and unassuming person with a unique perspective and taste in music. Wallace, can you recommend me some proggy vibraphone music? Thanks. F. Why does it seem like we have to do this whole bit every few months. Is it just me, or is Troll a shitty band name, regardless of what country they're from?
  6. Wallace, all of these guys are trolls. They have been discussing music, politics, cover art, and everything else under the sun here since 2003. Please do not interact with them. It only encourages them to continue posting. Thanks.
  7. Oh. Sorry. I thought I was signing up for BFT79. Please disregard my previous request to be included.
  8. I'm honored to have been a part of the organissimo legacy. Four great discs that I will listen to for years, and a DVD that I have yet to watch! Thanks guys.
  9. I keep reading this as "To be carved on my trombone".
  10. "i'm one handsome bastard."
  11. I've been disconnected lately and just read this last night. Harvey deserved to live forever, in whatever physical state. It was in his character. RIP. Thanks for being your self.
  12. Welcome Jeb! Thanks for the update. I will be buying a copy of this album, thanks to Larry's heads up. I tell everyone who will listen about Frank Rosaly's drumming. Saw a bunch of you guys play when I was visiting Chicago however many years back at the Hungry Brain. Looking forward to hearing the new disc.
  13. I missed the match, but I feel that Roger's game may be slipping here and there. I hope he will pull together. He is a great.
  14. What do you make of this Dan? You think Federer's got his head right?
  15. Dan, there is no 64th team, but I think y'all are saying the same thing.
  16. Good stuff Paps. You very well may be on to something here. Then again, my Dad has been saying just this about NBA, NFL, MLB competition for decades. It's seems now that he is also fed up with college level sports. I really can't argue with him because he's right. At any rate, the level of physical contact in the World Cup and the NBA Finals, for that matter, are actually quite impressive in some odd way. These games of finesse transforming into contact sport.
  17. Awe man. I found Ant Farm used about a year ago and haven't yet listened. I guess now's as good a time as any.
  18. The nineties were great.
  19. RVAJAZZ.COM interview with Matthew White, posted today: http://rvanews.com/features/david-karsten-daniels-fight-the-big-bull-thoreau-ly-invested/29036
  20. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=127577521 This album was recorded back in January after a cross-country collaboration between songwriter David Karsten Daniels and composer/arranger Matthew White. The band was rehearsed with David for ten days prior to the recording sessions. This album will be released on Fat Cat records this month. NPR has featured it on their First Listen series. Preview the album for free. If you know of any other music like this, please recommend! Thanks! edit: fixed link.
  21. What is streaming now sounds like something that might have been on Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy. Though I don't hear a telephone.
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