Oz ,'Same Time, Same Place'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
Thanks so much! I know I never post in here, but I read this thread sometimes and I am just in awe of you guys.
Jump in any time - we've all got opinions.
One reason I'm pimping the Buckley collection is just because he went through many many different phases from straight folk to orchestral psych folk to very jazzy folk to pornagraphic funk (no kidding). Happy Sad is a great record, and I think finds the mean of his interests, but he ranged far to either side of that.
Jump in any time - we've all got opinions.
That's the thing. You've got opinions. Whereas I have almost complete and total ignorance.
ETA: The pornographic funk intrigues me; I'm buying the collection.
The pornographic funk intrigues me; I'm buying the collection.
It was very controversial at the time, but in retrospect it's kind of an interesting detour. It's on the Greetings From LA record.
The pornographic funk intrigues me
"No Head No Backstage Pass", now there's some pornographic funk. (Yes, it's a real song.)
How cool is it that the guy who reviews Funkadelic for Allmusic also reviews the Lothars?
Our first endorsement is a good one. Back cover blurb #1:
"Scram's Capricious Guide is a genre-surfing Smithsonian of overlooked musical marvels. Without fetishizing obscurity for its own sake, the Guide sidesteps cynical cool vs. uncool upsmanship and celebrates castoffs -- by both the forgotten and the famous -- which exude trend-transcending merit. Each entry compels you to seek out the music."
Irwin Chusid
Ooooo - Irwin liked it!
I'm playing the new Mission Of Burma album RIGHT NOW!! (aifg)
Drats. Both the high-bandwidth servers are full, and our firewall seems to be blocking both the low-bandwidth servers. Oh well.
Irwin Chusid
Who 'dat?