dave9199

With The Beatles & Meet The Beatles are essentially the same album. I don't think both should be on there.

Doncha hate it when you hit yourself in the face or nose with your hi-hat stick? Did ya ever kick your set over? Keith Moon made it look like it takes longer than it does, but it's over pretty quick once the bass drum knocks most of it over. He had a double kit though...

Looks like we'll finally be getting a new album. First since 1997!

I pulled out of there this week because I never post over there, but I think I saw the thread you're talking about and I think , yes, that made me think, I'm done here. I'll just stick with Organissimo. It'll be the BNBB all over again (not a compliment).

Brain Jonestown Massacre

About 10 years ago when I was in a band, we played with a band called Rain Like The Sound Of Trains. You've also got Anal Cunt. And one of my favorite band ever...Guided By Voices

Well if Waters doesn't want to, they could always get Paul McCartney; as long as Floyd agrees to do some of his songs. Pink Floyd plays My Love!

I just listened to Black Beauty again and, yeah, it's the mix. The bass & drums are too low although the bass is up during things like Willie Nelson. Nevermind. HEY, CHECK OUT MY NEW AVATAR COURTISY OF AFRICABRASS!!! I'M STILL LAUGHING!!!

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! It's just what I wanted as it looks like a monty Python cartoon! Fucking great!

So I've recently bought all 3 of these cds. First was At Fillmore and despite the editing, I liked it. Then was It's About That Time, liked that one also. Then Black Beauty; I like it, but I could tell after the first song, it wasn't as good (together maybe?) as the other two, but I don't know why yet. I've read it being about the mix which is possible, but I can tell something's missing. Any theories? Mine is the day it was recorded, April 10, 1970, was the day it was publically announced that The Beatles had broken up. I figure everyone was down except Miles, "Fuck them, motherfuckers! You guys can play way better than those fuckin' mother, motherfuckers!" As you can tell, he was pretty broken up about it.

AfricaBrass, I want a cat avatar by you! Something funny. I've been listening to Miles Davis's electric period, how about your cat with those wrap around shades? Just my first thought. It needs to pop up though. By the way...what does this mean?

Let's have a week where all avatars have the cat's head pop up somewhere. All this looks to me like Monty Python animation. The funniest thing about AfricaBrass's is the whipped cream is also on the cat.

I just saw AfricaBrass's latest avatar and thought it hysterical enough to honor it by starting this thread to say this. The Abe Vigoda one was funny too.

I didn't use the book and got 13 right.

I'm a peanut butter cup fan. There are also dark chocolate, white chocolate & inside out Reeces peanut butter cups now. I think also for a limited time. Tried all of them, like 'em all.

I just got Miles Live At The Fillmore (June 1970) that I bought off of Amazon for less than $10 and I like it quite a bit. It's also some good Halloween music. Any kid would be scared of this shit! What does this mean?

I remember having a Welcome Back Kotter lunch box.

I, too, am relistening to On The Corner & Get Up With It. Still like 'em both and only a couple obervations/complants; the album On The Corner, for me, get dull with Helen Butte/Freedom X as I've already shaken my groove thing to 20 minutes of On The Corner, et al. And what do people hear on Rated X that's so great? I get real annoyed with this song because of the keyboards being soooooo loud in the mix and I know I like what I can hear under it. Is the vinyl version less bright (those high notes make my eyeballs hurt )? I can't get past that and the track itself sounds really rocking.

Posting this seperately from the Miles thread in case people miss it. I'm looking for this song Triple Mix. Anyone have this?

Here I am impossible! I like Body Meta and that & Tales Of Captain Black, to me, are similar in terms of chaoticness. I really liked Opening The Caravan Of Dreams. Tone Dialing is my least favorite (I think of all of his stuff). I liked Naked Lunch because Skies Of America, believe it or not, so far is my overall favorite Ornette album. Yes, even more than the Atlantic stuff!

OK, so now all I need is Eric Dolphy's song Triple Mix. Does anyone have that? It was on an album called Naima which has some of the last recordings from 6/11/64 on it and the label is Jazzway (not West Wind who put out possibly the same cd without this track). Thanks!

GUY WINS!!! I was looking for Circle In The Round & hip problems. By the way, I also feel the same about He Loved Him Madly, but noticed that Chambers does not like it (too long). Another reason I feel listening habits have changed is the playing time of CDs. I'm reminded of reading about Joe Strummer of The Clash talking about the 3 record Sandanista saying he hoped that people would listen to it differently; rather than from start to finish, bounce around or a side at a time. Clearly programming a CD or random play does just that. I think it's helped albums like Sandanista & Miles electric recordings.

I think the point has been made; the cameraderie. That's what I thought too.

Just want to sat JSngry, close on both extra credit questions, but not quite. And if my answers aren't right, then what are my answers to these questions?