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Is the line-up (or at least the instrumentation) known for that live concert with Miles and Gil from '68?? Also, I didn't think any tapes of it were known to exist.

Ditto me, plus Tyrone's "Trainwreck" sessions.

you bastard.

What if your Momma don't dance and your Daddy don't rock n roll? All I know is that Mama's got a squeeze box, and Daddy never sleeps at night.

At first I said there was a 2, then an 8. The correct answer is "nothing".

Oral Disco

I kinda half thought something was lurking in this one, the first time around...

I knew this was a Sangry thread the second I saw the title of it.

typical case of autoeroticism, if you ask me.

What about Miles?? My wife brought this up in conversation over dinner, just last night. How do we resolve our enjoyment of his music, with his deplorable behavior towards women??

I'm assuming this is high on our list of questions to have Wayne answer at some point?? Wouldn't the same instrumentation suggest that perhaps the piece was actually performed (or rehearsed, I should probably say) -- at the same sessions as for Falling Water?? What a puzzle, for sure!!!

Nigerian Astronaut, stranded in space...

Wonder if the liner-notes will be easier to read?? The "color text on color background" in the "Miles & Gil" and "IasW" boxes was particularly difficult, to the point where you literally couldn't see what several words were -- because the color of the text was nearly identical to the color of the background.

Even ignoring the "Revolution #9" aspects of the song, I pretty much can't stand the chorus to John's "What's the New Mary Jane?". There's a version on "Anthology, Vol 3" -- but I'm pretty sure in my younger days, I had a bootleg with two or three different versions, each one trippier than the rest. Most annoying Beatles tune ever.

Maybe. Was this only performed on the BBC?? I'll do some checking of mine own later, I'm up much too late. Off to bed... Yeah, I think this is the tune I was thinking of. Here's a bunch of sound-clips, for what it's worth: AMG page w/ audio-clips. This gets my vote for worst conventional Beatles tune.

You think that can stop me?? (Added attachment to post above.) Take that!!!

Maybe. Was this only performed on the BBC?? I'll do some checking of mine own later, I'm up much too late. Off to bed...

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Thirsty????

Somebody help me... Long, long ago -- I had a bunch of Beatles bootleg CD's (I think they were the Unsurpassed Masters series (or something similar), something on the "Yellow Dog" label maybe --- does any of that that ring a bell????? God, that was like 15 years ago!! They're long since sold, over 10 years ago.). Anyway, there was this one Beatles tune (pretty sure it was a standard "John and Paul" tune - as far as official song-writing credits go, though my guess is that maybe Paul wrote it) --- that they only performed live on the BBC. It was THE worst song by them that I had every heard. I think it was from around '65 or so, definitely early Beatles, or "early mid" Beatles (at the very latest). Can't for the life of me remember the title, but god - the lyrics and tune (both) were as trite as anything you ever heard, by anyone. Total syrup. Help!! What was that tune???? Somebody got the lyrics?? I know they're out there, on the net somewhere -- but I don't have a clue what to search on, offhand. THAT was the worst Beatles tune ever, I'm sure of it!!!

First, let me be the first to say (on behalf of couw): "oh god, not this thread again... " And now, for our feature presentation...

Eric, you need to get your ears around this... AMG review: Phil Ranelin -- The Time Is Now!! Most exciting damn thing I've heard in ages. Found a used one in St. Louis about a month ago, and I must have listened to it 20 times since I first got it. Sound samples: HERE Seriously, if you buy this and don't like it -- I'll buy it off of you, and see that it gets a good home. Call that a money-back guarantee, if you like. Get on it!!

Burn Sorcerer and Nefertiti on one CDR, back to back.

Lord, if only you had been joking......

Isn't it??