Fatback
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The few libertarians I know are chronically underemployed and not really subject to the taxes they dread. Does Alex Jones support these idiots? Also, how did all the good little Republicans manage to get a Wednesday off from work? Like me, they c…
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What? Oh, you mean this:
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Very few sax players have really understood Monk. Rouse (obviously), Coltrane and Lacy, but I always though Rollins fit best.
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Alfie is an altime fave. Incidently found a NM OG Microgroove Sonny Boy for peanuts recently. Seen it go for 100-300 USD recently ... Keep it.
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DivShare File - Sonny Rollins Complete Village Vanguard 2.zip
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DivShare File - Sonny Rollins Complete Village Vanguard 1.zip (Part 2 in a few)
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just ordered one. (meant to a long time ago) thanks for the reminder. where? http://store.acousticsounds.com/store.cfm
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just ordered one. (meant to a long time ago) thanks for the reminder.
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If you like MF's Loves of a Blond, then you have to get Black Peter. One of my all time favorites: Poles! Knife in the Water! Don't sleep on early Krzysztof Kieslowski either. The Decalogue series and Short films about Love and Dying. Oh, and Cl…
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The Mrs. Miller of Rap
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Whoa. I just found a pot o gold in my sent files. Some of it was too embarrassing. So I deleted, but here's a taste: Sent by me Jul 28, 2005 08:48 AM: Sent to: rape_donkeys you know there is a differnce. you are not dim. you can post whenever you …
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The 2 oldest one in my inbox ~Jun 2007 No, not yet! great picture! Sometimes I get all soft and think how that SS dads are the best as they are always so proud to show it off. No shame, no deadbeats (at least that I know of). My significant ot…
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Is that tweed? Only liberals wear tweed.
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mad old timer heat It that one Sloberdobber?
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FATBACK OMG. I could line up console players from here to DC and back. But I def holler at some crab ashtrays!
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yeah, i used to get mad at people for having shitty records. especially knowing they bought them when this was also sitting in the store: at least my grandchildren won't have to deal with mountains of shitty music from my generation since it will…
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I want to understand the allure of Andy Williams. Really. But I can't. I saw a dude actually buying some Mantavoni and Mitch Miller at the Goodwill one day and I was so fascinated, I started lurking an gawking at him like I was that old dude from De…
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Yeah I get so damn tired of these. But I did find this in the same kind of collection:
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The Queen cops a feel. But the tea-bag tabs spin it as breach of protocol.
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There seems to be no shortage of idiots joining Maher's guest list. Why single out Mos Def? The New Rules are funny about half the time, otherwise that's a Real Waste of Time.
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Fatback from the Jess Grew archives January 2005 Saint Ex I have a vast archive of recordings from the jazz happy hour that I used to do with Birdman. He is still doing it BTW. They were ripped directly on my iRiver and some turned out really gr…
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Very nice. Thanks.
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IS CHARLES LLOYD BLACK? when i asked him to sign my copy of Forest Flower, he just grabbed the sharpie and drew a big line across the cover, shoved it back at me, and said, "you better not put his on eBay"
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yes, he's an uptight asshole. love his piano playing but hate his grunting. check "long as you're lviing yours" which was the template to steely dan's "gaucho" check out this little hissy fit: Was that before the performance? If so, what a g…
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heard hes a dick in concert. shushing people in the audience on some "maestro at work" shit yeah, that definitely sounds like stuff white people would do.
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THE MOST OVERUSED SONGS IN MOVIE HISTORY by Noel Wood As both a movie buff and a musicphile, I tend to pay a lot of attention to the music that appears in film. I think that the music in a film can really make or break it as an accomplishment. One…
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Seems like I've seen parts of Pater Gabriel's Passion score used in too many movies. Especially that part with Baba Maal singing the call to prayer ( or is that Passion Sources?). Usually after a tragedy.
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"Shout" by the Isley Brothers "When A Man Loves A Woman" by Percy Sledge Maybe I'm confusing TV with movies, but these two songs have a lot of wear and tear on the soundtrack circuit TV too, but there, played-outness is taken to new heights.