novembirded ear feasts

But it's a generally liberal city, there's lots of wine-tasting to be done around the area, decent restaurants, the geography of the finger lakes region is really beautiful, and it's a safe place to live. i do think it's a better place to go to school than to live permanently, though.

i had an apartment there my senior year, right over this pizza place called Gino's, near the commons. it wasn't that pricey, considering, but i was still probably paying too much.

when I saw him last year in melbourne: green ones!

head spinning.... keys pumping light european dance music... must

The Keep America Mellow LP is great. Anything else out there by these guys??

and...

still listening to AERIAL. sorry guys.

i like aerial too.
m.

all of it.

and

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the best one overall is the double "hoggin' the stage" which came out in the early '80's. It's fucking rocking/heavy/noisy/relentless.

I've been listening to Black Sabbath quite a bit recently.

Broheems, You Do Need A Copy Of Black Diamond! A.K.A. The Groundhogs Thread

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Descendents - all (i think the last Descendents album i bought in the 80's was Enjoy.)

Another Shot For Bracken - V/A (FOD, Scream, Short Dogs Grow, Dissonance, Verbal Assault, Entirely Distorted, The Brigade, Outcry, White Flag, 7 Seconds, 5 Balls Of Power, AOD, Scram, Care Unit, YOT, Action Figure, The Sins)

PIL - LIve In Tokyo

The Proletariat - Indifference

SNFU - If You Swear, You'll Catch No Fish

D.O.A. - True Strong & Free

PIL - This Is What You Want...This Is What You Get

(actually, two tapes i got i have heard. TSOL's Change Today and a Combat reissue of the first DRI album which I still have on vinyl. Now I can listen to it handily in the car. They had that even later TSOL album on tape too, but I didn't get it. When they were all hard rock.)

God, I still remember how sad I was when I heard that Brigade album when it came out. That Youth Brigade album was my fucking bible or something in 1984. New Wind by 7 Seconds didn't make me that sad.

It is entitled: To Maria, With Love, Scott

I taped it on a Sony CD IT 90-minute high bias tape that I bought at a yard-sale.

Side 1

Rory McEwen & Jim Dine - I'm Afraid, Lee

Brand New Funk - Automatic Lover

Michael Franks - Born With The Moon In Virgo

Eartha Kitt - Ki M'tzion

Sarah Gorby - Dos Amantes Tengo Mama

Metro - Criminal World

Ray Martin - Destination:Space

Link Ray - Fire & Brimstone

Masters Of Reality - John Brown

Aunt Molly Jackson - Prisoner's Call

Rock Goddess - Gotta Let Your Hair Down

Memphis Slim - Pagalle Love

Side 2

Vocal sample from *Twelve-Tone Composition* prepared by Vaclav Nelhybel - A narrative presentation with musical examples - Folkways 3612

Monte Video - Shoop-Shoop, Diddy-Wop, Cumma-Cumma, Wang-Dang

Ennio Morricone - "Erotico" from The Burglars OST

Leonard Cohen - Improvisation

Francisco - Heal Yourself

Abe & Malka - Silver's Really Grey

Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes - Love Beams

Bachman Turner Overdrive - Lookin' Out For #1

Mashmakhan - Letter From Zambia

Heather Black - Bill (The Black Militant)

Neil Merryweather - Sunshine Superman

Flash & The Pan - Hey, St.Peter

Adam & The Ants - Kick

Each side ends with a selection from Music Box Hymnal: Beloved, Sacred, and Inspirational Songs - Rita Ford's World Famous Antique Music Box Collection (Harmony Headliner Series/Columbia/1973)

45s:
Yardbirds - Still I'm Sad/I'm A Man
Red Transistor - Not Bite/We're Not Crazy
Zombies - She's Not There/You Make Me Feel So Good
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing/Little Ole Boy, Little Ole Girl
Witches & The Warlock - The Wanderer/No Where To Run No Where To Hide
Temptations - Cloud 9/Runaway Child Running Wild
Booker T & The MGs - Heads or Tails/Soul Limbo
James Brown - King Heroin
Donny Hathaway - The Ghetto parts 1 & 2

oh Warhammer...I keep missing them. they've played the TC with the Vets a few times, I've heard great things...where are you from?