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was the Sunburst (or whatever) 45 the only thing bliss put out? where dante at? From my book: A native of Chicago, Melvin McClellan began his professional career in the jazz field. He recorded a jazz-styled set for Gold Records before encounterin…
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"Take Off Your Makeup" was always a wimpy break to me.
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Speaking of breaks, I recall walking into A-1 in the mid-90s and getting $100 for my copy of Shanghai on UK Warner Brothers. Those were the days! $100 for five seconds of drums!
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If you listen really closely to the drums in the Dawson's Creek theme ("I don't wanna wait..."), those things are pretty hard. I heard it in the car one time when my CD was on repeat[/b] and was struck by the roominess of those mugs. I am not kiddin…
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"Mmm-bop" I was at a post-production studio recently that had a really long collection of contemporary library CDs. Just like the LPs of old, they had names like "Hip Hop Flash," "Urban Moods," and, I shit you not, "Rap Drums." The "Rap Drums" had…
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If you listen really closely to the drums in the Dawson's Creek theme ("I don't wanna wait..."), those things are pretty hard. I heard it in the car one time and was struck by the roominess of those mugs. I am not kidding.
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The drum program on "Back to Life" by Soul II Soul is what I'm talking about. That same sequence was used on Ako's mom's Pure Moods CD and a million other lite samplers and commercials. I think there were tracks on both Jazz Wolf and Jazz Marsh that…
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The drum program on "Back to Life" by Soul II Soul is what I'm talking about. That same sequence was used on Ako's mom's Pure Moods CD and a million other lite samplers and commercials. I think there were tracks on both Jazz Wolf and Jazz Marsh that…
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No, these weren't the Led Zep drums. This was a sequence that was used on every Enigma song. And every song that sounded like Enigma from the next five years. They are not rough, they are "sophisticated." Maybe it's originally a Soul II Soul thing?…
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What ever happened to those "Enigma" drums that were used in any music that was supposed to be "sophisticated, yet urban?"
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Doggone, dudes
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I'm pretty sure it was Dante who one time posted a pic of the RIMSHOTS[/b] tour banner he owns. Pretty hot. Yes I own an original stage banner, but I have never posted it on this board. If I had a digital camera I could get busy posting shit, but I …
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Was booted in the '90s by the British. The boot looks like a boot, if you know what I mean. Original 45 is: 198133 Melvin Moore ???All Of A Sudden/ Tennessee??? Boot is worthless, original brings $400+.
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and band name that is a sentence fragment. theres way too many of these popping up and they all make me wanna fucking puke my pants FYI, this genre is called "verbcore."
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AEROSMITH
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chi-chi neighborhood Can we get a consensus ruling on what the proper spelling of the above italicized adjective is? I mean, it's pronounced more like "shee shee," but the "chi chi" spelling could work for those from Illinois, or those employed by…
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BONE THUG, DAWG
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I think one member (Pauli Carman) went on to be in that sappy quiet-storm band from the '80s, Champaign (their hit "How 'Bout Us" is a major guilty pleasure for me...). Carman also had a Columbia solo album or two, in a Jheri-curl modern-soul vein…
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Arcades... There was a couple of older dudes (like 16) that just ruled certain games at our local Funway Freeway. One was a tall Black dude that killed at Zaxxon and whom I followed around everywhere, simply idolizing. Another was a "Grit" (early '8…
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I bought my copy of Jazzy Jeff's Rock The House out of a Bookmobile. Truly a great day. Ready Rock C was my dude. RE: The Woods My brother and I found (in addition to empty 40s, porn and mucho critters), a custom dildo made out of masking and elec…
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Chief Jay Strongbow I saw this dude cashing a check in North Miami, FL circa 1990. He was amazed I knew who he was and told me (after I asked him) that "Little Beaver is doing fine in South Carolina."
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KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO SHIELDS & YARNELL
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3-2-1 Contact That show was my shit. Old dudes STAND UP! I gotta run out but I'll be back in a sec to add on. I believe this show featured some music from the first Kraftwerk LP on Philips. [klang]ahead of the curve[/klang]
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Ellen Burstyn
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Right. DOOBIE MATH.
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Vertically and snugly shelved, 3000 LPs roughly take up a space 7 feet high and 8 feet wide. Doing the exponential math, a 20,000 piece collection would take up a wall that was around 42 feet high and 48 feet wide. Square footage is the easiest way …
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Vertically and snugly shelved, 3000 LPs roughly take up a space 7 feet high and 8 feet wide. Doing the exponential math, a 20,000 piece collection would take up a wall that was around 42 feet high and 48 feet wide. Square footage is the easiest way …
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I heard he keeps the boxes of dupes under his bed I actually do keep some dupes under the bed. Why does my name always keep popping up in these "Elise" threads? Why am I even responding here?
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Forget all of the other KC BBQ joints and go to LC's on Blue Parkway. Get the Burnt Ends, you will not be disappointed.
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The person selling the records came up with "400 pressed" out of their ass, likely. Yeah, you're right though, "Wazuri" is not on the LP. The single has popped up a few times around these parts, but largely it's pretty obscure.