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My co-worker bought it, and it is in my Amazon wish list. I have been a fan of Ross's for a while -- his blog is worth digging too.
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I like the way business panders to my nostalgia to sell their shit.
That is the deal -- they play a song that was popular the summer that you were 16 and partying, you get that warm feeling of nostalgia, and the company's logo appears. Repeat until logo = warm feeling. Mission accomplished. Devious and outright mechanical, but effective.
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Hindustani, Carnatic, Qawaali, Mugam
Love it!
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that live show that appears on the second disc of Exodus is like a freight train -- when that band got rolling [no pun intended] on the tune Exodus, there was no stopping them. Love that.
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For extreme behavior, see the episode where he hangs with the indigenous peoples of far Northern Quebec. They eat a seal or sea lion raw -- the whole thing. They put some plastic down and butcher the thing right in the middle of the kitchen. Blood everywhere. Wow.
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i dunno -- could it be a fake? It is so consistently off.
Sounds like a bad Stan Kenton chart.
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Well, actually...I've always wanted that 'Sounds of the Junkyard' LP on Folkways. Rod probably has it.Some of the tracks are kind of "diddling" around in the yards,
but in college, I used to blast the acetylene torch tracks out of the dorm room.
I have 100+ hours of recordings of asphalt roofing kettles that I've made over the past few decades
(with an excerpt released on disc here.)
I think that the "Junkyard" LP was probably an influence.
I have many field [no pun intended] recordings of antique tractors and steam engines. Some of them this summer benefited from my new dual condenser mic setup. I haven't found a place to host these sounds online for easy playback. Thoughts?
Here is a lo-fi clip of one of the engines i recorded this summer:
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Two recordings:
The 1963 Winternationals. This is an LP of drag racing sounds, recorded live. Never seen another copy.
Stack Music, Vol 2. on Folkways. Sounds of locomotives on LP.
You talkin' 'bout these?
Hot dog! Those are they!
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Two recordings:
The 1963 Winternationals. This is an LP of drag racing sounds, recorded live. Never seen another copy.
Stack Music, Vol 2. on Folkways. Sounds of locomotives on LP.
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When this thing finally does arrive, it's going to look good!
Is that embossed? Hell yeah!
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Buy 1, get unlimited at 1.99 +shipping/handling. Not quite unlimited if you order online, can't add any more after about 65. I grabbed bunches of Blue Note's, it's not paranoia if EMI really was just sold to greedy corporate raiders!!
Do you have a code for this? What does it work out to in the end? Anytime I can get under $6 is time to pull the trigger on a batch.
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I like the original cover, but I also dig the Columbia LP version, too.
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Email sent on following:
Booker Ervin The Book Cooks Bethlehem $7
Jimmy Woods Sextet Conflict L OJC $7
Kenny Dorham Matador/Inta Somethin' BN $12
Kenny Dorham Showboat Bainbridge $10
Booker Little And Fiend Bethlehem $9
Eric Dolphy Far Cry OJC $4
Dang! That looks like the list I was about to send.
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I don't exist either...
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I did this a couple of years ago with a $90 RCA to USB converter from the fine folks at Pinnacle. It comes with some software to create menus, chapters, etc.
It worked well; my only beef is that it worked best after installing a 2nd hard drive. [Per Pinnacle's recommendation.] That, and it is less than real-time when all is said and done [like you might get with a standalone unit].
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I'm surprised there hasn't been any discussion of the new Beastie Boys album
uh... cuz it sucks & nobody w/o nostalgia gives a fuck about a bunch of poorly aging ex-jews, whatever their few past triumphs? oh, but they're an established "brand" & wow, look who bites, again... granted, not that there's a wealth of contemporary competition for acid funk & it can't be much more boring than new prince album but he had waaaaay further to fall too.
killah priest the offering
ugk undergound kingz
raekown presents icewater polluted water
boot camp clik casualties of war
keith murray rap-murr-phobia
sean price[/p] mixtape whose title i can't remember
public enemy how you sell soul to soulless people...
... other stuff i'm forgetting.
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sal jumps in to say he digs PE too, Alfie screeches but admits he likes UGK also; WD is the wildcard.
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Talib Kweli is a mediocre asswipe-- how many chances does he get?--& doublefuck Kanye's U2 (or something; Andrew Lloyd Weber?) aspirations before they even drop.
What, no Slim Thug on there?
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Beasties were playing garage punk before they did the hip-hop thing on Licensed to Ill. See their compilation of that material "Some Old Bullshit."
IMO, the stuff on The In Sound From Way Out was a much more consistent effort in this vein [albeit a compilation!]
That said, I thought Off the Grid was a nice tune from this new album!
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I remember reading in the back of some hifi mag some years ago about someone that would repair your damaged records with locked grooves. They would play straight through, then, but man that has got to be some tricky business.
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3) Are all-metal standard Bb clarinets ONLY good for making into cool lamps??
I heard from somebody once probably 10 years ago, that you can still find relatively new (new-ish, less than 25 years old anyway) all-metal clarinets in Turkey, of all places. Supposedly there's been some kind of small demand for them in Turkey, off and on, for years. I don't know if Turkey was where they were being manufactured, but that's where he said that anybody who he knew had any kind of decent instrument had gotten theirs (again, talking all-metal standard Bb clarinets here -- NOT of the contrabass variety).
I talked to Peter Brotzmann about the silver Bb clarinet that he uses. He found that sucker in a pawn shop in Buffalo, and had it rejuvenated by a technician. He seems to prefer it. This coming from someone who plays that tarogato!
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that jackpot is mine tonight.
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Picked up the DeFranco "Wailers" disc at a Half Price Books for $5.98, sealed. Sounds great to me -- there were even some bonus cuts!
I'll be buying more.
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I have always been simpsonized...
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Miles - On the Corner and Beyond
in Mosaic and other box sets...
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You can listen to them for free at Rhapsody -- they have the set.
http://www.rhapsody.com/milesdavis/thecomp...ecornersessions