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Peverelist

Peverelist Track: Infinity Is Now Label: Tectonic Cat#: TEC019

Ikonika

Ikonika Track: Millie Label: Hyperdub Cat#: HDBCD004

Nightwave

Nightwave Track: Luxor Label: Heka Trax Cat#: HKX001

Nicolette

Nicolette Track: We Never Know Label: Talkin' Loud Cat#: 532 814-2

Hoahio

Hoahio Track: Happy Mail Label: Tzadik Cat#: TZ 7230

浅川マキ

Maki Asakawa Track: 朝日のあたる家 (House Of The Rising Sun) Label: Express Cat#: ETP-8117

Right Now

"Let It Shine Shine Shine"...1969...oct. 25th

NHK

NHK Track: _1 Label: Raster-Noton Cat#: R-N 111

3/29...

http://www.deadlists.com/default.asp Preceded by much good jazz - this is a freeker!

Takemitsu Toru

Takemitsu Toru Track: Vocalism Ai (Love) Label: RCA Victrola Cat#: RVICS-1334

Unklone

Unklone Track: Tetsuo Label: Fifth Wall Records Cat#: 5WALL006

Akkord

Akkord Track: Destruction (Special Request VIP) Label: Houndstooth Cat#: HTH016

listening to a mashup of DARK STAR with HOWL by Allen Ginsberg

I didn't know where else to post this video, but I did want to share it with the community. It's a mashup of Dark Star with Allen Ginsberg reading Howl. Hope y'all enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYu0wImwvHI

In the car

Dicks picks no 29

Joji Yuasa

Joji Yuasa Track: Projection Esemplastic (For White-Noise) Label: Victor Cat#: SJV-1515

Allmenjoy

Allmen Joy from Family Dog in Denver 1967 some super trippy stuffAllmen Joy 1967-12-xx Denver,CO Family Dog [VERY FINE uncirculated 2nd gen. stereo SBD (NOT pre-Allmans band) SUPER HEAVY Haight Ashbury ACID PSYCH GUARANTEED to bLoW yR MiNd ~Shades of Blue Cheer, CJ Fish, Big Brother a.o.~ HAPPY 2014 DIME!] CoolSonics Listening to it on sugarmegs.com check it out its for those who like to remember what it was like to trip your balls off back in the day

STEPPENWOLF DOUBLE LIVE

Polygon Window

Polygon Window Track: Quixote Label: Warp Cat#: WARP CD7

Sachiko M

Sachiko M Track: 28082000 Label: Sub Rosa Cat#: SR290

Regis

Regis Track: Speak To Me Label: Downwards Cat#: LINO 8

Hiroaki Iizuka

Hiroaki Iizuka Track: VC7 Label: Nheoma Cat#: NH013

Goodnight Lenin

Really enjoying Goodnight Lenin right now, a band from the West Midlands. The uploaded this ahead of the Record Store Day, can't wait to listen in full! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPdQef5TGvA&feature=youtu.be

James Ruskin

James Ruskin Track: Slit Label: Blueprint Cat#: BP038

Marginal Consort

Marginal Consort Track: 4.29.19 P.M. ~ 4.41.29 P.M Label: P.S.F. Records Cat#: PSFD-104

Julian Bream ~ Aguado Rondo op.2, no. 3

all-around performance increases...

when you start your day off with weedies ;-}

Karenn

Karenn Track: Clean It Up Label: Works The Long Nights Cat#: SHEWORKS004

Joan Baez - Where have all the flowers gone

One Direction

Ugandan Speed Trials

Ugandan Speed Trials Track: Untitled Label: D/N Cat#: DN4

Roy Harper - Man & Myth and the Stormcock Remaster

On the player is the new release by the music poet/sage of England (who now resides in Ireland) and it's called Man & Myth. His first release in the last 15 years of all-new material. Produced by the very talented musician Jonathan Wilson. Outstanding and inspiring music from start to finish! Roy is in fine form on this release, he's now over 70 and going strong. BTW, The remastered epic 1971 release Stormcock is an absolute wonder. You will hear things on this new remaster that you NEVER heard on the previous releases. Stormcock is the acoustic masterpiece that is considered by many (like me) to be Roy Harper's finest. Written in Big Sur when Roy was chillin' out for a few months in 1970 with new friends that he has remained close with for decades. And his most 'rock oriented' release from 1975 called "HQ" has now been properly remastered.

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May 20, 2013 - 1:54am

#451

Randall Lard

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Anal Magic & Rev. Dwight Frizzell
May 19, 2013 - 3:31pm

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Deadicated

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Dick's Picks #29

5/19/77 Fox Theatre Atlanta, Ga. It had been a good number of shows since they'd played Sugaree and this one - for me, anyhow - has a pair of rushes during Jerry breaks that are amazing, just amazing. Love this show!!! RIP Senor Latvala.
May 19, 2013 - 7:51am

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Anna rRxia

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gogd 8/15/87

Encore: It's All Over Now Baby BlueNice, slightly extended, version. This and Knockin' On Heaven's Door are my Dylan/Jer faves for encores ~ the carpet, too, is moving under you ~
May 18, 2013 - 5:22pm

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sherbear

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A May 17th Show in 2013 http://www.wmwv.com/TXR-5-17-13-SET2.mp3 I am truly grateful, xo, it feels like May 17th, on this May 18th! Love and Luck Love and Luck
May 18, 2013 - 2:32pm

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Deadicated

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Numero 18

5/18/72 Kongressal Munich, West Germany Great liner notes by Blair Jackson with a focus on Bill, "the young god". I'm in the midst of Playin' and, well, words are fairly inconsequential by this stage - pure pudding!!! And now for our next number ... Good Lovin'. Intermission: 5/18/59 Sonny Stitt/Oscar Peterson "Sittin' In" & Oscar Peterson "A Portrait of Frank Sinatra" Only the Lyceum left after this one ... it's going by too fast!!!
May 17, 2013 - 4:25pm

#456

Deadicated

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Encore

Bob Dylan Live 1966 (set 1)
May 17, 2013 - 2:52pm

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Deadicated

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Jazz to Numero 17 (set 2)

Coleman Hawkins "Rainbow Mist" 5/17/44 John Coltrane/Paul Quinichette "Cattin'" 5/17/57 Thelonious Monk "Monk In Copenhagen" 5/17/61 Teddy Edwards/Howard McGhee "Together Again" 5/17/61 Bill Evans "How My Heart Sings" & "Polka Dots & Moonbeams" 5/17/62 Miles Davis "Sorcerer" 5/17/67 Miles Davis "Miles In the Sky" 5/17/68 Grateful Dead La Grande Salle du Grand Theatre Luxembourg 5/16/72 Not the longest show from the tour, but it hits all the spots just right! Happy Friday!!!
May 17, 2013 - 11:58am

#458

gratefaldean

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Bob Mould

I met a woman a couple of weeks ago who had just seen Bob Mould, was raving about the show. Then Parkas4Kids does some raving of his own, seems like Bob Mould is calling me? My favorite post-Huskers albums are Copper Blue and Workbook, I should try them on this evening, take a spin around the block. It's been a few years since Mould was part of my music rotation, can't begin to understand sometimes how artists drop off my radar without any real intent involved. Too much music, too little time. But then again, I do like that John Prine album mentioned by slo as well. And I'm seeing CSN on Sunday, feeling compelled to take a trip through their catalog. I need about 4 sets of ears and a much more talented multi-tasking brain, it seems. I know, 1st-world problems, eh?
May 16, 2013 - 2:56pm

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slo lettuce

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some john prine selections....

his "some humans ain't human" song written about the ole asshole from El Paso - Dubya reminded me of what a talented song writer he is. I got to see him live at the beautiful Coronado Theater in Rockford, IL. back in the late 90's. Outstanding performer; just wish I could've seen him with Bonnie Raitt.
May 16, 2013 - 11:36am

#460

Parkas4Kids

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Idlers

Been on a bit of a reggae kick of late (after ODing on Bob Mould). If you're in the mood to check out/support a killer indie band, check out the Idlers from St. John's, Newfoundland, and Labrador, Canada. They have two albums out--"Corner" and "Keep Out"--that are simply DYNAMITE. Both were produced by none other than Darryl Jenifer of the Bad Brains and the White Mandingos. This ten-peice outfit is no joke--these cats can groove with the best of 'em! Check out their website, idlers.ca, or grab their tunes directly from CD Baby.