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This is not an issue if you download all your music, or get free burns from friends. No good deed goes unpunished, eh?

And Fogerty, of course... It's common knowledge that Fogarty has retroactively changed the spelling of his name in order to invalidate his previous contacts.

Yeah, the whole thing reads a lot differently than did that opening paragraph. I still think that the guy's writing froma "Feed Me" type fan perspective, but to his credit, he seems to have good taste in what it is that he wants to be fed.

Were the rappers not good, or do you just not like rappers? I ask because I've heard some SC stuff w/rappers that totally kills me, and some that leaves me cold.

Grin & barron.

I doubt it. Hey - "tension" & "release" are all relative to what the each individual perceives/feels/can handle/etc. Ain't nuthin' I can (or should try to) do about individual percpetions of life's forces. All I can say is that I'm fairly certain that a lot of the music of the 1960s that grooves us today was really intense in its own time, much moreso than we perceive it today, decades after the fact of the music and the facts of the various "tensions" that fueled it. If we today in 2006 think that Trane at the Half Note is intense-on-the-edge-of-your-seat listening (and it definitely is), imagine how much moreso it was in 1065. Same for Miles @ Plugged Nickel, or anything like that. I think it's a not unreasonable question for any of us to ask of ourself if we could have handled that stuff then, in it's moment. That may or may not be relative to how we do or not not respond to an intense music of today such as Steve Coleman's, there's other factors at play besides it's sheer intensity, but I still think it's a question we owe it to ourself to ask. There's still an undeniable danger in the older music, but there's also an undeniable safety in it as well. We kid ourselves if we think otherwise.

John Fogarty?

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I'd take Chuck's advice. The ladies seem to love well-endowed soccer players...

So, ok. I never really dug Concord when they were "good". Tell me again why my dislike should not now become full-fledged contempt.

Same here on all counts. Seems like yet another piece of "criticism" by some wanker who's not yet learned the difference between knowing some things and knowing something, and for whom the distinction bears no real significance.

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I dunno man, this one always gets me: Especially the back cover (not pictured), which is the same thing, only moreso.

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Then I'd take the cell phone along and post from it.

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Took the words right out of my mouth.

I tune in & the first thing I hear is her Woody Herman remix! You rule, Rod!

Definitely! I have all of those except for the Reprise, of which I've only recently become aware. How does it stack up against the others?

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Yeah, I think that one would be considered the "comeback", although there was also one on Warner Brothers w/the same lineup.

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I'm hearing rumors of a forthcoming Rodcast/Mondaycast with all the material from the last one plus some significant new additions. Any truth to that, Rod?

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