andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 8th, 2012 11:16 AM IPtoday's plan thus far....
EARLIER
2001 - the tyde - once
NOW
1993 - the swirlies - blonder tongue audio baton
AFTER THAT
2003 - the tyde - twice
1992 - the swirlies - what to do about them
2006 - the tyde - three's co.
and also, reading about early beach boys.....really great stuff.suckin' on her ding dong.
Chris M. Born to be Wild Posts: 2344 Registered: Jan 2008
Posted May 8th, 2012 01:26 PM IPWoah...Swirlies!!!! Still have my vinyl copy of Blonder Tongue. One of my fave bands growing up. Love the Tyde too, specially Twice.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 8th, 2012 02:23 PM IPyeah, jerry had a swirly single in his giant record thread and i had to hear more.
BEFORE NOW
2001 - various artists - new millenium funk party
NOW
2004 - john lennon - acoustic
(Edited by andy rooney)suckin' on her ding dong.
alan Richard Thompson's G-String Posts: 1746 Registered: Sep 2007
Posted May 8th, 2012 07:17 PM IPToday - new reissue of the Small Faces Ogdens Nut Gone Flake. Just played the mono version today, which didn't sound earth shatteringly better in the way some mono albums do. Played Rubber Soul the other day and realised I wish I had that in mono. The Dylan box has convinced me that mono is way better for pre 68 stuff. I suspect Ogdens may just be a better stereo album though. I'll let you know.
Wish they'd put it out in a circular sleeve though like the original.
Posted May 8th, 2012 07:22 PM IPThe past few days while out running, I have found myself hitting repeat when Uptown Girl came on my iPod--which may be enough for you to mock me right there.
But here's the thing: I'm really, really into it right now. A lot. I keep thinking, what is it I didn't like about it between when I first heard it as a kid (but shortly after rejected it and all Billy Joel and, frankly, all non hair metal or hip hop) and the past few months.
Is it me? Am I sick? Or is that actually a really good song? I say it's a good song. (And maybe I'm also sick.) I'd give my right pinky to have written that "whoa oh oh" etc part.yes.
Quote: andy rooney wrote:
you must be in a zappa mood if you're playing uptown girl over and over again.
Am I being sassed?yes.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 9th, 2012 09:01 PM IPi made a van halen greatest hits compilation, purely an experiment, i'm not sure how well it will pan out. i hope that beckner downloads this homemade comp. i hope he downloads it, and loves it.
Posted May 9th, 2012 09:10 PM IPI'm in. I'm no Beckner, but I'm in. yes.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 11th, 2012 11:43 AM IPhe made me listen to weezer, and for that he must suffer!
anyways, that MBV stuff was a blast to listen to again......and again, major thanks to hope chest....robert plant......oh my jeesus....oh my jeesus....
anyways,
EARLIER
1992 - pale saints - in ribbons
NEXT
some oldies but goodies, haven't been to the library yet today............
1992 - the mummies - never been caught
1993 - guitar wolf - wolf rock
1992 - the mummies - play their own records
1994 - guitar wolf - kung fu ramone
2003 - the mummies - death by unga bunga
1994 - guitar wolf - run wolf run
etc. etc.......
happy friday folks!suckin' on her ding dong.
alan Richard Thompson's G-String Posts: 1746 Registered: Sep 2007
Posted May 11th, 2012 01:46 PM IPJust listened to the stereo Ogdens Nut Gone Flake and my hunch was right - WAY better in stereo. Don't know how it compares to all the other versions out there but it sounds perfect to me. Mono sounds too closed in for this album which is nice and spacey.
Posted May 12th, 2012 07:07 PM IPI got the new Rufus Wainwright. Listening to that now. I know Jon said it was cool and I previewed the tracks and liked them. yes.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
alan Richard Thompson's G-String Posts: 1746 Registered: Sep 2007
Posted May 16th, 2012 10:03 AM IPGot a day off so I'm wandering around record shops in London. Just in FOPP and they were playing Stephen Stills 2. I have always sort of ignored it for some reason despite the fact it's before his cut off point, and damn me it sounded really really good. And so dear reader I bought it.
Also got a copy of Stars and Bars on CD at last as all my vinyl is virtually impossible to find now I've had to move it into a cupboard, and a 'new' Leonard Cohen live album from 1993 as UK companies continue to Hoover up US radio shows and release them because they now can. I'm not complaining, lots of good stuff hitting the shelves in good quality CDs.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 16th, 2012 10:50 AM IPFIRSTLY
1969 - new york rock & roll ensemble - faithful friends
SECONDLY
1971 - new york rock & roll ensemble - roll over
LASTLY
1972 - new york rock & roll ensemble - freedomburger
FREEDOMBURGER!
suckin' on her ding dong.
Beckner One Motherfucker Posts: 19222 Registered: Aug 2007
Posted May 16th, 2012 06:50 PM IPWhile I was out for a run--an abominable pastime whose only benefit is that it is better than the premature heart attack I'd be sure to suffer if I didn't do it, drunken fuck (not to mention food lover) that I am, I had a great string of musical luck come up in shuffle.
- Roadrunner, Modern Lovers
- Sound and Vision, David Bowie
- Rumour Has It, Adele,
- Come and Get It, Eli Paperboy Reed
- Back in the New York Groove, Ace Frehley
- I'm a Cuckoo, Belle & Sebastian
There were other things before and after, of course, but that particular run of songs was fantastic. Great running songs, all.yes.
Posted May 18th, 2012 10:30 AM IPI took today off and am thinking I'll do some good listening (and maybe writing/recording). Right now, Billie Holiday, Lady in Satin and coffee.yes.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 18th, 2012 11:11 AM IPLENNY DEE Day, a 3 album exxxtravaganza. what's better than two roses on your piano? LENNY DEE ON YOUR ORGAN.
Posted May 19th, 2012 05:19 PM IPBelles of Skin City, a defunct local band I've always had a thing for. What can I say, I'm a sucker for herky-jerky, cranky, wittily titled rants.yes.
Posted May 19th, 2012 05:54 PM IPQuick search doesn't show anything on this, so ... anyone listen to the new Adam Lambert album yet? It came out the 11th; I am just listening to previews now because it was featured on iTunes's front page.
Got to say, some of this sounds pretty impressive.yes.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 19th, 2012 07:04 PM IPin a few minutes i shall be enjoying a newly released soundboard of '75 zep. you know you want it:
1975 - Led Zeppelin - Vancouver BC, March 19 & 20 (Snowblind)
MoogDroog Michael Bolton's mullet Posts: 8501 Registered: Aug 2007
Posted May 19th, 2012 07:35 PM IPSome great new hip hop with Dr Lecter by Action Bronson. Great samples and beats, fast and furious rapping. Quality stuff, no self-indulgence.
"The other thing is that the quality of the mp3's I listen to varies especially as some of the music from the likes of Led Zeppelin is old, even with re-mastering still isnt up to the quality of the likes of Def Leppard."
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 21st, 2012 10:35 AM IPshocking blue day
1968 - beat with us
1970 - scorpio's dance
1971 - 3rd album
1972 - attila & inkpot
1972 - live in japan
1973 - dream on dreamer
1974 - good timessuckin' on her ding dong.
andy rooney The Indian Of The Group Posts: 1614 Registered: Nov 2010
Posted May 22nd, 2012 10:47 AM IPNOW
1975 - Various Artists - Flash Fearless Vs The Zorg Women Parts 5 & 6
NEXT
1973 - Shocking Blue - Ham
AFTER THAT
1972 - David Bowie - The Rise & Fall Of Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars (Original UK First Pressing Vinyl Rip)
AND THEN
2012 - Royal Headache - Royal Headachesuckin' on her ding dong.
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