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Ease up on the caffeine Dan.

I don't think I've fit into my lederhosen for about 30 years. Maybe next time we can meet up near you.

I think that's because it never really happened. It's all a conspiracy to defraud the rest of us. That's enough. I'm taking your PK Dick books away.

Not this time. For the most part, we look nothing like our avatars. I'll be sure to bring the boxing gloves next time.

Not this time. For the most part, we look nothing like our avatars.

Yeah, it was cool. When did you guys wind down? That was some fine beer BTW. Guy They chased us out to make more room for more diners and I stood out side with maren and catesta 'til 'round 'bout 8:45.

It was good to meet everybody! I enjoyed myself.

Hang in there!

I must have missed something on the maren thread, the Funny Rat is so long I can't keep up with it. sounds like an interesting show...

:rsmile:

America Drinks and Goes Home Nah. I say Peaches in Regalia. again??? Is there another organ trio that's done it? I hope not!

America Drinks and Goes Home Nah. I say Peaches in Regalia. again??? we need a reinterpretation of "400 Days of the Year" or "What's New in Baltimore" (see if Joe can produce a juicier geee-tarrr solo than that), or .... Or maybe an adaption of the Uncle Meat for Organ Trio with an extended percussion section including a tabla, triangle and more cowbell.

Me too! I'm always interested in Indian music. Here's a thread I started recently: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...=18551&hl=tabla

Thanks. I only had time to check a bit of it, but I'll read more later. What would have happened? No one knows. I can dream...collaborations with Sun Ra? Ornette? John McLaughlin? Anthony Braxton?

America Drinks and Goes Home Nah. I say Peaches in Regalia.

Thanks for the information. As this has apparently been a secret, I'm hopeful that the community at large will not now ostracize you for divulging this vital information. Still wrong on Maren. I hope she's enjoying this.

I like those tracks he did with Jeff Beck.

I'm just getting around to checking in, good to see a thread started! Jez, what a day...glad to get home and listen to some music. See ya all on Thursday.

Play John Zorn's Spy vs. Spy for her.

This might be a foolish question but is Zeena Parkins a member of this board? I'm thinking of "rachel" and her mentioning that she was a musician who played Rat-type music. It came up in the past and, after her dropping some clues and my exhaustive research (google), I was left with her being Zeena. I think I'm wrong, though. Not Zeena.

There's places in NJ that are hot spots. Big business in handing out those tickets.

Sunny and 71 today. But they're predicting a bit less for the next week.

According to the Folkways book, "A rather recent innovation amongst the myrad Indian drums, the tabla tarang to first known to have existed as an instrument in Maharrashtra in the late 1800's..." Still, I get the feeling it's quite a rare instrument.

I still listen to a bunch of them...if I'm in the mood. I'm having a fling with some Yes boots this afternoon. Prog is part of my roots. I have to check with the mother ship once in a while.

I understand Exposure was originally going to be called The Last Great New York Heart-Throb. Exposure, now there's an amazing album. I wish he's do a deluxe version with all the different mixes. Ah...those were the days.