“Love Intervene” b/w “Don’t Like Changes” on bottle green vinyl (nice picture of Lou with his busted collar bone on the cover too!)
COOL! Lou Barlow is great!
Without googling, who is he?
Bassist for Dinosaur, Jr.
the man behind Sebadoh.
I think t_n_g was kidding.
You were kidding, right, t?
Nope. All bands I never listened to.
Thank you for the history lesson. I have heard a riff or two from D Jr that I liked.
I assume too much!
Here's a cool video of Dinosaur Jr with J wrecking his hearing, Murph keeping good beats, and some cool bass playing my Lou, subject at hand: (An even better version of "The Lung" can be found on the DVD, "Dinosaur Jr, Live in the Middle East". I've never been able to find that on YouTube, but if I had to name one all-time personal favorite live-on-film music performance, that would be the one.)
Oh my, the vinyl gods have been so good to me lately. Picked this one up for a paltry 3 dollars. What a fine album! Vince Guaraldi and Bola Sete, Live at the El Matador.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Oh my, the vinyl gods have been so good to me lately. Picked this one up for a paltry 3 dollars. What a fine album! Vince Guaraldi and Bola Sete, Live at the El Matador.
Oh my, the vinyl gods have been so good to me lately. Picked this one up for a paltry 3 dollars. What a fine album! Vince Guaraldi and Bola Sete, Live at the El Matador.
Didn't that guy write the Peanuts theme?
YES!! One of my favorite records (Charlie Brown Christmas)..although only gets a few spins a year. It's been remastered a few times and is excellent.
Oh my, the vinyl gods have been so good to me lately. Picked this one up for a paltry 3 dollars. What a fine album! Vince Guaraldi and Bola Sete, Live at the El Matador.
Didn't that guy write the Peanuts theme?
YES!! One of my favorite records (Charlie Brown Christmas)..although only gets a few spins a year. It's been remastered a few times and is excellent.
See, I have no idea who the F Lou Barlow is but I know that Guaraldi wrote the damn Peanuts theme, lol.
“Love Intervene” b/w “Don’t Like Changes” on bottle green vinyl (nice picture of Lou with his busted collar bone on the cover too!)
COOL! Lou Barlow is great!
Without googling, who is he?
Bassist for Dinosaur, Jr.
the man behind Sebadoh.
I think t_n_g was kidding.
You were kidding, right, t?
Nope. All bands I never listened to.
Thank you for the history lesson. I have heard a riff or two from D Jr that I liked.
I assume too much!
Here's a cool video of Dinosaur Jr with J wrecking his hearing, Murph keeping good beats, and some cool bass playing my Lou, subject at hand: (An even better version of "The Lung" can be found on the DVD, "Dinosaur Jr, Live in the Middle East". I've never been able to find that on YouTube, but if I had to name one all-time personal favorite live-on-film music performance, that would be the one.)
Lou is also one of the nicest guys you could ever hope to meet. If you go to a Sebadoh show he’s usually behind the merch desk, not just to meet fans and sign autographs, he’s the one doing the selling. He’s really down to earth and is always happy to chat.
Sebadoh are still such a lo-fi band, it’s great. Jason and Lou have both recently done solo ‘house’ tours, where they’ve asked fans to suggest places to play. You can tell they don’t make that much money out of it - after Lou bust his collar bone, his dad joined his tour to drive the van - so I’ll always try to turn people on to them any chance I get
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“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Love Intervene” b/w “Don’t Like Changes” on bottle green vinyl (nice picture of Lou with his busted collar bone on the cover too!)
COOL! Lou Barlow is great!
Without googling, who is he?
Bassist for Dinosaur, Jr.
the man behind Sebadoh.
I think t_n_g was kidding.
You were kidding, right, t?
Nope. All bands I never listened to.
Thank you for the history lesson. I have heard a riff or two from D Jr that I liked.
I assume too much!
Here's a cool video of Dinosaur Jr with J wrecking his hearing, Murph keeping good beats, and some cool bass playing my Lou, subject at hand: (An even better version of "The Lung" can be found on the DVD, "Dinosaur Jr, Live in the Middle East". I've never been able to find that on YouTube, but if I had to name one all-time personal favorite live-on-film music performance, that would be the one.)
Lou is also one of the nicest guys you could ever hope to meet. If you go to a Sebadoh show he’s usually behind the mercy desk, not just to meet fans and sign autographs, he’s the one doing the selling. He’s really down to earth and is always happy to chat.
Sebadoh are still such a lo-fi band, it’s great. Jason and Lou have both recently done solo ‘house’ tours, where they’ve asked fans to suggest places to play. You can tell they don’t make that much money out of it - after Lou bust his collar bone, his dad joined his tour to drive the van - so I’ll always try to turn people on to them any chance I get
Nice!
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Oh my, the vinyl gods have been so good to me lately. Picked this one up for a paltry 3 dollars. What a fine album! Vince Guaraldi and Bola Sete, Live at the El Matador.
Didn't that guy write the Peanuts theme?
Yeah, he did the A Charlie Brown Christmas album and Jazz Impressions of a Boy Named Charlie Brown which are great because they so cool plus they opened up the door for a lot of kids to appreciate jazz as they grew up. And as great as those are, Guaraldi did so much more. He was often kind of relegated to a pop-jazz genre but really, I (and many others) think he was an underrated jazz artist. His sound was deceptively "easy". I think a lot of jazz snobs haven't really listened to him all that well. I think we was one of the best and that he is easy to get into is no detriment to my way of thinking/hearing. One of his finest non-Peanuts works is the fine album, Cast Your Fate to the Wind: Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus.
Oh my, the vinyl gods have been so good to me lately. Picked this one up for a paltry 3 dollars. What a fine album! Vince Guaraldi and Bola Sete, Live at the El Matador.
Didn't that guy write the Peanuts theme?
Yeah, he did the A Charlie Brown Christmas album and Jazz Impressions of a Boy Named Charlie Brown which are great because they so cool plus they opened up the door for a lot of kids to appreciate jazz as they grew up. And as great as those are, Guaraldi did so much more. He was often kind of relegated to a pop-jazz genre but really, I (and many others) think he was an underrated jazz artist. His sound was deceptively "easy". I think a lot of jazz snobs haven't really listened to him all that well. I think we was one of the best and that he is easy to get into is no detriment to my way of thinking/hearing. One of his finest non-Peanuts works is the fine album, Cast Your Fate to the Wind: Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus.
Just broke down and bought the Clapton complete record day box set off ebay.
Had to have it.
Most of it is very, very good. But I noticed on that some of the 80's recorded stuff (Pretending, Forever Man, etc.) are sub par compared to the rest. Maybe the master tapes were digital or just not that high of quality. Either way, 4 records for 50 bucks is a steal.
Just broke down and bought the Clapton complete record day box set off ebay.
Had to have it.
Most of it is very, very good. But I noticed on that some of the 80's recorded stuff (Pretending, Forever Man, etc.) are sub par compared to the rest. Maybe the master tapes were digital or just not that high of quality. Either way, 4 records for 50 bucks is a steal.
Just broke down and bought the Clapton complete record day box set off ebay.
Had to have it.
Most of it is very, very good. But I noticed on that some of the 80's recorded stuff (Pretending, Forever Man, etc.) are sub par compared to the rest. Maybe the master tapes were digital or just not that high of quality. Either way, 4 records for 50 bucks is a steal.
For $50... yes. That's not what I paid though.
Oh well. Win some lose some.
The list was $49... damn.. I hope you didn't get it seocnd market. My store still had two available the other day when I was there. I was surprised.
Just broke down and bought the Clapton complete record day box set off ebay.
Had to have it.
Most of it is very, very good. But I noticed on that some of the 80's recorded stuff (Pretending, Forever Man, etc.) are sub par compared to the rest. Maybe the master tapes were digital or just not that high of quality. Either way, 4 records for 50 bucks is a steal.
For $50... yes. That's not what I paid though.
Oh well. Win some lose some.
The list was $49... damn.. I hope you didn't get it seocnd market. My store still had two available the other day when I was there. I was surprised.
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Muddy Waters - Electric Mud (from the Third Man Records Truck)
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I love it when I come across obscure albums but this one really has me stumped. I could not find a single reference to it on the internet. It's basically a party record with someone singing and someone playing piano with laughter and chatter in the background between cuts. It's called "Hapi House Presents Tom 'n' Tiny at the Clorox Party". With a cover like this and a title like that, for $1.79 how could I resist?!
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
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Here's a cool video of Dinosaur Jr with J wrecking his hearing, Murph keeping good beats, and some cool bass playing my Lou, subject at hand:
(An even better version of "The Lung" can be found on the DVD, "Dinosaur Jr, Live in the Middle East". I've never been able to find that on YouTube, but if I had to name one all-time personal favorite live-on-film music performance, that would be the one.)
One of my favorite records (Charlie Brown Christmas)..although only gets a few spins a year. It's been remastered a few times and is excellent.
Sebadoh are still such a lo-fi band, it’s great. Jason and Lou have both recently done solo ‘house’ tours, where they’ve asked fans to suggest places to play. You can tell they don’t make that much money out of it - after Lou bust his collar bone, his dad joined his tour to drive the van - so I’ll always try to turn people on to them any chance I get
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Here's a great cut from that LP:
Had to have it.
Oh well. Win some lose some.
Gall darnit.
I paid. Oh I paid.
St. Louis 10.11.00
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1998: Birmingham
2000: Charlotte, Tampa
2003: Tampa, Atlanta, Phoenix
2004: Kissimmee
2008: West Palm Beach, Bonnaroo, Columbia
2010: MSG2
2012: Music Midtown
2014: Memphis
2018: Wrigley 1, Fenway 1
2022: Nashville
2023: Ft. Worth II
arrived today & im looking forward to spinning it!
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Decent little score for $9
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
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-Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/4/24