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    irr. app. (ext.) Track: Significant Memory In The Grip Of Declension Label: Errata In Excelsis Cat #: eie1
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    Steven Stapleton & David Tibet Track: The Dead Side Of The Moon Label: United Durtro Cat #: UDOR 1CD
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    The Nodding Folk Track: Love Dance Of The Nodding Folk Label: Durtro Cat #: NODAPOC667
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    Pearson Sound Track: Raindrops Pt. II Label: Pearson Sound Cat #: PEARS7
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    Maggi Payne Track: Gamelan Label: Root Strata Cat #: RS81
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    Huerco S. Track: Transit (See See Rider) Label: Proibito Cat #: PRB 011
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    Silent Night/Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis pure soul - enjoy with the lights off
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    Codona Track: Like That Of Sky Label: ECM Cat #: ECM 1132, 2301 132
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    (Randy Newman) performed by Nina Simone from the album "Baltimore". Thanks to DemocracyNow.org for this turn on. Song is so damn soulful, it hurts good. And MAN does Eric Gale's snarling guitar sound like a Garcia riff! I can envision that collaboration happening in a reality yet to exist (or did it already?). "... There ain't nothin' here for free..."
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    Hailu Mergia Track: Shilela Label: Awesome Tapes From Africa Cat #: ATFA006
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Time for a new venue for those real-time reports!
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On most days I'm now certain that Phish's Amsterdam box contains the finest music I've ever heard (other days it's Hampton/Winston-Salem, Ventura, Chicago...). Trey's play here exemplifies a couple characteristics that were central to Jerry's style, that is, the note unplayed and emotivity. Check out his resurrectory solo beginning at 4:20 (!) - following a midsong wind down to baseline pulse - that is at first poignant, then positively uplifting after rebirth from pregnant pause at 5:42, and which finally soars at 7:28 under power of an updraft generated by Page's piano...
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Tempus Fugit
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I wonder, just how the heck is it I've never heard of NOFX(?); yet, between a generally aging fan base across my favourite Dead sites and an odd fealty to the increasingly blurred country/pop/hiphop genres here in Appalachia, punk play (like "Charlie don't surf..."). Anyhow, I've discovered an early penchant for later material, so I began by ordering Wolves and Coaster as well as the '99 opus "The Decline"...to the hardcore among you tsk-ing me for neglecting Drublic, White Trash, and the 2 live releases, I assure both you and Bank of America (my warm, fuzzy, caring, corporate VISA underwriter) they'll be coming soon!
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Is It Any Wonder?
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Archivist David Lemieux pulled out 5/8/77, beginning w Scarlet Begonias, this morning on his Grateful Dead history show on SiriusXM. Wonder if his copy is a digital bootleg too?
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Zhané Track: Vibe Label: Motown Cat #: 374 636 369-2
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A Tribute to Jack Johnson
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A. Identify Problem B. Implement Solution C. Fail D. Rinse E. Repeat I've all the resolve of cooked fettuccine. Not even al dente. Apparently an internet moratorium is required to arrest expenditures on new music. Discovery of Fat Wreck Chords (think about it) yielded a profligate spree that hooked the VISA for child support toward my collection's new sextuplets, all with punky, alt names like NOFX, Pear, Tony Sly, Fat Mike, and Me First (the last being a uniquely American patriotic gesture). Ah well, good cause you know, patronage of the arts, starving musicians, and all that.../p,k
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Kate, it's time to buy your Lunachicks back catalogue. You'll feel better, believe me.
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Kool Moe Dee Track: Funke Wisdom Label: Jive Cat #: 1388-1-J
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Track: Romance in DurangoLP: Desire Label: Columbia Year: 1976 ttp://youtu.be/gbxWIOR26Ng
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Experience Unlimited Track: Funk Consciousness Label: Black Fire Cat #: BF 19757
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Amina Claudine Myers Track: Have Mercy Upon Us / Chant Label: Leo Records Cat #: LR 100
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EPMD Track: You Gots To Chill Label: Fresh Records Cat #: LPRE-82006
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Corrosion Of Conformity Track: Broken Man Label: Columbia Cat #: C2S 66208
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Professor Longhair Track: Mardi Gras In New Orleans Label: Blue Star Cat #: XBLY 80 606
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got ducats for Lyle Lovette & Emmy Lou at Ravinia later this summer. should be lovely...