7/4

If they don't get that damned second season out soon, I'm gonna burst a blood vessel! get ready to spurt blood! No MTM season 2 likely to come out in the near future either, sales weren't high enough to warrant! I'll see if I can dig up the article....read it a few months back.... So I heard...whatta shame.

concert footage, the only time I attended a Zappa show. Oh, the memories....

A nostalgic look at an '80's act. Still exciting, it's cool to hear guitar harmony from guitars instead of rack mounted boxes! And...of course...he played with Zappa! And then there's that tippy tap shit, allways amazing, especially when done by one of the best.

Interesting, needed more concert footage.

Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues - A Musical Journey Hit or miss. I wish they would have released these individualy. It could have used more complete performances instead of snippits.

Cool!

Jimmy's too cool, love the guy. I remember being hip to him and hearing rumors 'bout his bro Stevie. I still have a poster from the Fast Lane, Asbury Park, NJ, 6/6/80. After the show I shook Jimmy's hand as the bouncer was getting ready to remove Kim Wilson from the bar for some remarks he made to a stunning blond....

Director Lars von Trier needs mental help, but Bjork is amazing. I love the music, but I remember leaving the theatre in a real pissed off mood. For hours. A very powerful movie.

Uh oh. I din't know this was out on DVD. Must buy. Must buy. Must buy.

I wanted to get a closer look....you'd think they would have applied some makeup to deal with all that sweat! Sounds great (of course), looks great....and she plays a Wurlitzer electric piano too!

I also recomend: Somnium - Robert Rich, 7 hour audio only DVD (plays on a normal DVD player) ambient - space music journey. Music to chill out to.

La Monte Young - The Well Tuned Piano From the web site: "The Well-Tuned Piano in The Magenta Lights (87 V 10 6:43:00 PM - 87 V 11 01:07:45 AM NYC): The 6-hour 24-minute continuous performance of the Young and Zazeela collaborative masterwork videotaped on May 10, 1987 during the La Monte Young 30-Year Retrospective presented by MELA Foundation in New York City. Encoded to a single 401 minute DVD for non-stop play. Advance Preview Limited Edition - 296 proofs available. (JD002)." Cosmic and highly recomended.

Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia - Live In Concert (Cinebella 2002-303) One of my fave Hindustani Classical masters on Bansuri flute (bamboo flute). Always stunning.

Miss. I'll stick to the book!

I bought this one because of rave reviews. Whatta mistake! Strange plot, but horrible execution. Miss!

I can't name a specific board member, but it's a great hang. I am listening to more jazz these days.

Derek Trucks kicks ass on gtr. Sounds amazing.

V. nice, but it's kind of strange to see Dave Holland play electric bass gtr. on one tune.

strange film, but...hey! It's Sun Ra in a science fiction flick!

Keith Jarrett, Jack DeJohnette, and Gary Peacock. DeJohnette makes this disk worth owning for me.

Vintage footage of: Songs: Bye Bye Bird, My Younger Days (Sonny Boy Williamson), Come On Home Baby (Sunnyland Slim), Nervous (Willie Dixon), Mojo Hand (Lightnin' Hopkins), Black Snake Blues (Victoria Spivey), Everyday I Have the Blues (Memphis Slim), Don't Throw Your Love on Me so Strong (T-Bone Walker), Tall Heavy Mama (Roosevelt Sykes), Sittin' and Cryin' the Blues (Willie Dixon), Murphy's Boogie (Matt "Guitar" Murphy), Stranger Blues (Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee), Shake for Me, I'll Be Back Someday, Love Me Darlin (Howlin' Wolf), Down Home Shakedown (Big Mama Thornton) Two bonus tracks from Magic Sam in 1969: All Your Love and Magic Sam's Boogie I hear more volumes are to be released this year!

Vintage footage of: Songs: Call Me When You Need Me (T-Bone Walker), Hootin' Blues (Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee), The Blues Is Everywhere (Memphis Slim), I Can't Quit You Baby (Otis Rush), Another Night to Cry (Lonnie Johnson), Women Be Wise (Sippie Wallace), Hobo Blues (John Lee Hooker), Five Long Years (Eddie Boyd), Shakey's Blues (Walter 'Shakey' Horton), Hoodoo Man Blues (Junior Wells), Mean Stepfather (Big Joe Williams), Going Down to the River (Mississippi Fred McDowell), Weak Brain and Narrow Mind (Willie Dixon), Nine Below Zero (Sonny Boy Williamson), Spann's Blues (Otis Spann), Got My Mojo Working (Muddy Waters), Bye Bye Blues (Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson, Memphis Slim, Willie Dixon) Bonus track from Earl Hooker in 1969, "Walking the Floor Over You/Off the Hook"

Heart touching story, can't go wrong with a blues musican who can sing more than one note at once.

One of my first DVDs. Yes, I liked this film that much. I know too many people like this!

Rare Johnny Winter footage, it's nice to get a close look at what those hands are doing! Looking forward to his next album...