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Hm, can't make the IMG tags behave. I'm listening to Mastodon's new album, Crack the Skye. Beautiful stuff.
 
Ro3b said:
Hm, can't make the IMG tags behave. I'm listening to Mastodon's new album, Crack the Skye. Beautiful stuff.

That'd be this one?

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Have read about them but haven't listened to any yet. Will have to check them out.
 
Just finished with the scintillating Paul Butterfield Blues Band version of the Elmore James classic...SHAKE YOUR MONEYMAKER. Some great house-rocking music. :D
 
I've had The Czars on all day. They made 3 GREAT CDs:

Before...But Longer

The Ugly People vs The Beautiful People

Goodbye

From 2000 - 2004. One of the most criminally overlooked groups ever! Vocals, musicianship, arrangements, production to die for! Kind of a cross between The Left Banke, Procol Harum and The Flaming Lips. Baroque flavored, keyboard-based ballad-pop w gnarly guitars thrown on to great effect, as well as trumpet, cello, flute...sometimes acoustic, sometimes hugely processed, sometimes both combined for a very heady brew! Truly great stuff! :bravo:
 
tunghaichuan said:
+1 on Crack the Skye.

I got that a few weeks back, and I like it a great deal.

tung

I've been in a major Mastodon mood since seeing them here in DC a couple of weeks back. Their first set was Crack the Skye, verbatim. It was an unbelievable show.

(Currently listening to Selected Ambient Works, Vol. 2 by Aphex Twin)
 
R_of_G said:
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Today would have been Curtis' 67th birthday.

I remember the day he died. His death seems to be clouded in mystery. His family wouldn't divulge the details, although (I'm not trying to be funny here) considering his condition at the time, I guess suicide can be ruled out.
I have a 3 CD boxset of his work from The Impressions days up to the last album before his accident.
 
101 Silly Songs,ah the memories of when the daughter was 2 and so easy to care for.Sumi:D
 
Suhnton said:
I remember the day he died. His death seems to be clouded in mystery. His family wouldn't divulge the details, although (I'm not trying to be funny here) considering his condition at the time, I guess suicide can be ruled out.
I have a 3 CD boxset of his work from The Impressions days up to the last album before his accident.

Yeah, it was an odd story for sure.

I do treasure his music from The Impressions through to his solo stuff. The guy was the epitome of soul.
 
Ro3b said:

Awesome. I love Explosions In the Sky, and that album in particular is quite good. They definitely make me think about guitar in a different way.

NP:

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The second of two great albums from these guys.
I just pre-ordered their upcoming EP due out on the 23rd.
 
Glitter And Doom: Tom Waits In Concert


1. Lucinda / Ain't going down to the well
2. Down in the hole
3. Falling down
4. Chocolate Jesus
5. All the world is green
6. Cemetary Polka
7. Cause of it all / Till the money runs out
8. Such a scream
9. November
10. Hold On
11. Black Market Baby
12. 9th and Hennepin
13. Lie to me
14. Bargains & Bullfrogs
15. Lucky Day
16. Ridiculous Purchase I
17. On the Nickel & Ridiculous Purchase II
18. Lost in the harbor
19. Innocent when you dream
20. Hoist that rag
21. Make it rain
22. Dirt in the ground
23. Get Behind the Mule
24. Hang down your head
25. Jesus Gonna be here
26. Singapore

ENCORE
27. Eyeball kid
28. Anywhere I lay my head
 
COOL. Growing up in Atlanta, I saw Robert Shaw and the Atlanta Symphony more times than I can count.
 
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