HEY KJB

KJB stands for Kirk J. Bradley, who flew down from NC to meet with Mr. Ford, Brad Morrison, Stuart Whitesides, J. Lee Gastley, Peter Wright (property owner), Michael Bennett (proposed developer), Sid Boone, and Bill Bernard from KJB. The group reviewed the various plats and wetland maps. The only element missing was Southampton’s participation. Their participation was not necessary from a right of way standpoint. The meeting was to get a feel for whether or not KJB would cooperate. It was a very positive meeting. Obviously, at this point they are not in a rush. If the Town wants to do the project, that is fine. They will work with us to determine the right of way alignment. The Town has roughed out a right of way alignment that fits into the other plans. It looks like it works for both parties. The big issue will be the Army Corps of Engineer permit, because wetlands will have to be crossed. There have been prior easements recorded on those wetlands. There will have to be a scoping meeting between the Town’s engineers, the developer’s engineers, and the Army Corps engineers to determine in what manner and what type of permit they would actually be seeking, and whether or not it is doable. It would be easier for a government agency to secure such a permit. A project such as this would pay impact fees. When it is adopted into the Capital Improvement Program the impact fees can go towards this project.

listen and live blog all tapes pls

Whoa - what tapes did you get Hoos?

Here's the list as was posted here.

Did you get all of these, Hoos?

Best of Macola - Volume One
David Bowie: Lodger
James Brown: I'm Real (NKOTB sleeve)
The Clean: Vehicle
Dennis Criteser/Jim Peterson: The Meaning O' Life
Terence Trent D'Arby - Introducing The Hardline...
Diesel Cats and The Jazz Explorers: In Search of Blue Treasure
Eleventh Dream Day: Lived to Tell
Freedom Fire - The Indestructible Beat of Soweto Vol. 3
Dora Hall - six cassettes from the Solo paper cup heiress (no sleeves)
Jason and the Scorchers: Fervor
Kool Moe Dee: How Ya Like Me Now
Les Rita Mitsouko: Présentent The No Comprendo
Craig Mack: "Flava In Ya Ear - Remix"
M/A/R/R/S: "Pump Up The Volume"/"Anitina"
Paul McCartney: "Figure of Eight"/"Ou Est Le Soleil?"
Mekons: Fun '90
Milli Vanilli: Girl You Know It's True
Monty Python Sings
Overweight Pooch: Female Preacher
Screaming Blue Messiahs: Bikini Red (no sleeve)
Spoonie Gee: The Godfather of Rap
Talking Heads: Naked
10,000 Maniacs: The Wishing Chair
10,000 Maniacs: Blind Man's Zoo
20 Greatest Hits 1967
Wire: Chairs Missing

Advance Cassettes -

The Amps: Pacer
Golden Throats 4: Celebrities Butcher The Beatles
Imperial Teen: What Is Not To Love
Modest Mouse: This Is A Long Drive...
Titanic: music as heard on the fateful voyage Ian Whitcomb & The White Star Orchestra
Victoria Williams: Loose

Taped Off Vinyl or CD -

LiLiPUT/Cult Hero

The Hits of House Are Here/Jackie Wilson

Various Pebbles tracks

hits from 1989-90

Weather Girls/Labelle/Ralphi Rosario/Outhere Brothers/20 Fingers/Hope: "Tree Frog"/Machine/

Tribe Called Quest/Michelle Shocked/Blondie/sly Fox

Shaggs/Pebbles Vol. 3/Throbbing Gristle/Yoko Ono/Butthole Surfers/Big Black/Pussy Galore/Mudhoney/Costes/X-Ray Spex/Jandek/me pretending to be Jandek

ABBA album tracks/acid house/C+C Music Factory/tracks from My Bloody Valentine: Loveless

Throbbing Gristle/Skinny Puppy/Severed heads/Test Dept./Bauhaus/Eno/David Byrne

Tracks from Rhino's Disco Years

Paula Abdul/1980s girl rap

Risqué Rhythm: Nasty 50's R&B

Techno/new beat

Lords of Acid: Lust/some songs from Oklahoma!(!)

Josef K

The Best of American Pop - An Audio History (as chosen by me)

Plexi: Cheer Up and some EPs

Nuggets II tracks

ABBA hits

Naughty by Nature, Housemartins, Jordy, PM Dawn, Big Star

A: Laid Back, "Dirty Cash," MC Luscious, Army of Lovers, Loleatta Holloway, Aztec Camera, Slick Rick
B: Lonnie Gordon, The Weather Girls, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Yazz, Yello, Ofra Haza, Bon Jovi, Tiffany, Men Without Hats

A: Candy Flip, Wee Papa Girls, Beat Masters, Beats Intl., Thrill Kill Kult, PE, Coldcut feat. Mark E. Smith, AWB, Egyptian Lover
B: Waitresses, Frankie Smith, Soft Cell, The Arrows, XTC, T.S. Monk: "Bon Bon Vie," Jackie WIlson

A: James Brown
B: Halo of Flies; Husker Du; Repulse Kava; Stooges; Barbarians; Butthole Surfers

A: Blondie: Parallel Lines
B: disco

A: Atmosphere: Lucy Ford
B; Womack & Womack: Conscience (incomplete)

A: Dionne Warwick: Anthology
B: Sinead O'Connor: The Lion and The Cobra/some long song I can't place

A: New Pornographers: Mass Romantic (with bits of Manfred Mann's Earth Band)
B: Roky Erickson; Mae West doing "Light My Fire" and "Twist and Shout;" The Left Banke; Can

A: Parliament: Osmium
B: Snap, Bow Wow Wow, techno, etc.

A: Stooges: Fun House
B: PiL; Bolshoi

A: Pussy Galore: Right Now!
B: PiL: Second Edition

A: Some Russian stuff (I think)
B: City High

A: Guitar Paradise of East Africa
B: Big Star: Third

A: Phil Spector
B: MC Lyte

a bunch of SAW (or SAW-esque) productions

ABBA

DFX2: Emotion

Dusty Springfield: 24 Hours From Tulsa

DIMTHINGS: DIS-CI-PLINED 2 A SPONTANEOUS WAY OF LIFE

Dance Stuff - Erasure, Loleatta, Army of Lovers, etc.

Donna Summer, Ram Jam, Emotions, Freda Payne, Commodoes, etc.

Prince: Small Club Second Show That Night

Michelle Shocked: Short Sharp Shocked

Deep Heat (Telstar 1989)

Kym Sims: Too Blind To See It

Tons of 1970s shit - Andrea True, Taste of Honey, Marvin Gaye, Jimmy Buffett, David Geddes, Hot Chocolate, etc.

A really good New Beat comp (if you ever figure out which one, lemme know)

A tape I called Good Songs Someone Can Do Better - Frente/Cher/sounds like Ozzy/some pop punk tune/Satchel/fast, squishy techno track beginning with a female vice saying something abut "time stands still"

Victor Lundberg/bubblegum/Hot Chocolate

Some good mid-1990s house stuff (De'Lacy, remixes of Madonna, Air, Falco, etc.) mixed poorly by me

Horrifyingly mixed Sylvester/New Order/Wild Orchid/etc.

Beck/Carly Simon

Grease 1994 London Cast with Debbie Gibson as Sandy and we'll go from there.

Glad they touched down safely, Hoos. Enjoy!

Some good mid-1990s house stuff (De'Lacy, remixes of Madonna, Air, Falco, etc.) mixed poorly by me

^^^ this one is great

Shaggs/Pebbles Vol. 3/Throbbing Gristle/Yoko Ono/Butthole Surfers/Big Black/Pussy Galore/Mudhoney/Costes/X-Ray Spex/Jandek/me pretending to be Jandek

Nice. YSI KJB Corwood?

It lasts about a minute if that, IIRC. But feel free to do so, Hoos, if you have the capacity/inclination.

Where can I read your paper about Empire Records?

If you give me your email addy, it's yours. (ILX is mentioned in the notes!)

Oh cool, webmail me and I'll hit you up.

Actually, never mind -- I webmailed you!

KJB took the IRT
Down to 4th Street USA
When he got there
What did he see?

they don't feel a thing no dolls no debutantes no desperate living class no roman catholic mass no magazines no t.v. no k.j.b. no g.e.