leisurebandit
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(1) As long as the record doesn't skip, fine with me. (2) As long as the surface noise isn't louder than the song, cool with me. i agree totally, especially the above. i will definitely trade or sell an NM copy and keep the VG (for most titles)…
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it takes a lot to REALLY hurt a record. this enters the competion for WORST BULLSHIT EVER, it's almost up there with "heavy shit takes longer". im just saying, unless your friend are complete idiots that think the way to play a record is rub it on…
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Ohio Players
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I thought the way the cassette had everything plotted was very solid naw i recently noticed, after getting a cassette copy for the car (after listening to the CD since it came out) that on the cassette there's that one skit where he says "and tha…
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Hendrix on the Band of Gypsies LP
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Who the hell are you people and why don't you know what coffee shops are? We are alcoholics. Leave us alone. lol i've definitely been the dude with a book in the bar. i don't really see anything wrong with it. If i know there'll be down time bet…
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I liked the documentary except for when they started bringing in those tired contemporary artists (save for Chaka and Bootsy) to do covers. Joan Osbourne, Ben Harper, Montell jordan and Me'shell Ndegeocello really made this documentary almost skip…
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So...what's the word on Junie's solo elpees? can we get a
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one of the best bands ever. I think they're easily taken for granted because their records are pretty common, but: absolutely essential.
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we have had this discussion before. and the responses are always the same. the answer is CURTIS MAYFIELD by a long shot. i don't recall this i DO recall there being a Curtis vs. Isaac Hayes thread, and Curtis was the easy winner. But with Mar…
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i'd take Curtis just on the basis of personal preference. but this is one of those questions where there's really no right answer. that said, do you think it's fair to say that Curtis has a more extensive track record as a writer and producer?
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Did this guy ever sell this mess? rumor has it that he did. ok. for sure, everything that's been implied in this thread about this situation is true. i have to cop to being a regular (if not frequent) customer of this person, though, and i actua…
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but not an album for anyone looking for Tropicalia, funk, or "out" sounds. definitely agree with you there. to me, it's just his most mature and perfectly realized set of songs. i find it conceptual, spiritual, profound in its integration of music…
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[The music has a pop feel to it that doesn't fit very well into Gil's early work. It's a good album, but not his best and not essential in any way. Peace haha, i have to disagree homey. To me, it is his best album and absolutely essential.
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still need a copy of this
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He was on the news the other day for this solar powered ice machine he designed and uses in his house genius vindicated.
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desert island material here while i also love the Roberta's, it's not really a fair comparison because, as someone pointed out, Roberta's main strength is as an interpreter, while Carole's is as a writer. so crink doesn't like it? that's a surpris…
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i was always disappointed by that album, but it is actually half decent. like literally- i could listen to about half of it. haven't heard it in years though. i liked my jimmy weighs a ton
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Coltrane/Tyner/Garrison/Jones circa late 1963
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haven't listened in years but i LOVED the 1st 2 albums at the time... i guess probably some of their shit was overwrought but it was well-crafted and -performed
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wow, yeah... wow. all i can really say is wow. when you think about Wexler, the Erteguns, Tom Dowd- together they really must rank as one of the most important teams in 20th century america, in any field
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i could never stand their rapping.
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Also: I actually listened to All Balls... this morning for the first time in ages and was surprised at how good it still sounded to me. whoa, did that really just happen? i'm actually a big fan but haven't listened to them in years. i'll ride for…
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yes, that shit had my fukkin rollin'
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omg that shit is funny. thanks, i needed this today. classic.
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i will readily admit that i am a dumbass when it comes to this shit. i never realize they were hitting on me until it's too late. one of my resolutions for 08 was to stop being such a dumbass. so far, i've been better but still have room for impr…
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I forget the title, but there is a fairly well-known song by Nina Simone... "Why? (The King of Love is Dead)" from the live album 'Nuff Said on RCA written by Nina's bass player Gene Taylor, recorded the evening following the murder of Dr King gr…
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i read it, it's definitely decent. respect due to the author. been discussed on this board before, repeatedly.
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yes- awesome record. the teacher will come again and again and again and again. if you don't know the history of the author, you don't know what you're reading. dude drops knowledge.
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the last record i sold for $638.00 was found there.... damn, how many records have you sold for $638.00? i'm happy to have finally copped Joe Henderson /Our Thing/ Cover is busted but record plays nice. Strangely, one side label says NY-USA and t…