dsanders
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Barry Manilow - I Write The Songs
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yeah. I hate to say it, but this is when it starts making sense to pay "reynaldo style loot" to reputable dealers like AP, etc. El Rey will make you pay.
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Not weird per se, just vertically challenged.
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For International talk-like-a-pirate day, from showandtellmusic.com: Christian Pirate LP.
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'Merry Go Round' is the cut that brings the heat.
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Raising Arizona was a good movie.
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I thnk that dude works at Amoeba now ah yeah - I know who you mean. Likes Led Zep and everything on the German 'Brain' label, BTW.
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does anyone know him? He had a business card with a hot rod (muscle car) on it. I was gonna post a picture of a guy with a hot rod - but I found this one when I googled 'hot rod' and like it more.
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No spitting but may have drooled / dribbled once or twice.
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yep - except for the occasional $12 Lamonte Young LP, it ain't happening.
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Johny Lytle on Riverside. Straight jazz.
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truth be told LP's that good from start to finish are raer on any label Especially in Greek (around here anyway).
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The greatest. Dudley killed it on keys too.
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Georges closing - shit! Damn.
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Hard as f**k. It's also a play on words (welcome home), okaeri nasai -- okaeri can be "to come home" or "to exchange", depending on the kanji spelling.
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The other tracks are incredible though. do you really think that or is my sarcastic meter off ? It has pride of place in my collection: Alhambra?! This Burton song is kind of sweet. Keyboards sound like that shit on that Joe McPhee rec…
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The other tracks are incredible though. do you really think that or is my sarcastic meter off ? It has pride of place in my collection:
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The other tracks are incredible though.
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That makes it sound more exciting than it really is.
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joyous, life-affirming groove part soul, part jazz, and very groovy overall! chunky funky breaks that we always love so much! shifts his groove here towards more of a boogie-styled 80s approach! a smoker with an unusual sound!
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PMed you Lambert - but I think the drum break in the yousendit clip is from the other LP that the guy was auctioning - not the Mills LP - which is avant-garde pretentio-twiddlings (and noodlings) from Bay Area decomposers. Unless I never listened to…
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Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations on the Travel Network Hell yeah.
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I was skeptical about this until I found out about the 45. They made the classic mistake of documenting their heinous crimes - in 45rpm format, no less.
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Does it have a break?
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I think you'll get a good answer if you ask that question in the music section of this forum: http://www.dissensus.com
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TSL has one on the wall at the mo. $250, I believe...
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Nice label.
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Unfortunately 'what's current' back then meant 'funk' and now it equals 'horseshit' (Yes - i'm an old fogey).