The tunes you have shown us recently are by far the freshest and best!
You rock!
Thanks much.
Chris

Heyyyy!! You survived the hurricane!

Hey Chris, thanks a lot! Appreciate that.

I post up stuff that I'm enjoying and want to turn other peeps onto. Obner doesn't take to this concept very well it seems because only a handful of people even respond while a shitload of people download the tunes every day. Go figure.

It's all good though, as long as they check it out. They might remember the artists a few months later and purchase their album.

-D

I second this nomination.


Dalen always seems to have a neverending supply of new bands that deserve attention.

Seconded.

BTW thanks for that YSI Stella message; though, it didn't work. I was late in retrieving it. No worries, I'll be buying it.

I submit to you the music merit badge.

right on man. i'll wear the badge proudly

more music to come.

I'm too busy downloading and listening to reply.
Sorry.

But I do appreciate it.

"Obnerite"? I picture a rock formation that grows sideways, somewhere between a stalagtite and a stalagmite. And apparently, that's not far from right.

Oh, well, seconded anyway. All opposed say, "neigh". Ha-ha, you sound like the horseness.

i'm sure quite a few of you are, and that's cool.

Dalen gets my vote for "Most Improved Obnerite"...

But seriously, I listen as much as I can and I love it. Your generosity is very appreciated.

Now...how can we get rid of your wife for a few days? Boy, if your wife ever read this board, she'd think I was a lunatic.

haha! she has before, and i even showed her the cute little photo of us. she has a great sense of humor, so she had a laugh. is'all good.

As always, props Dalen. I much appreciate the steady flow of bands that I'd not otherwise hear about...

Yes, very much kudos to Dalen.... always surprises me with neat little treats.

Hurricane Emily's Belize devastation centers around one man's liver
Rueters wire service--
Hurricane Emily, the fast moving Caribbean storm that has plagued the area this week, found its way to the shores of Mexico Sunday night, ripping out trees and pulling down signs in the seaside resort town of Playa del Carmen and the nieghboring island of Cozumel. But the real destruction was felt further south, in Chris' liver.
Chris, a restaurantuer on the small sliver of reef hugging Ambergris Caye, was evacuated to the Banana Beach hotel, where, after two grueling days of watching his staff hang plywood, threw himself to the task of watching the Tour De France and drinking rum. The staff at Banana Beach did all they could, and this may have been part of the reason devastation was so widespread. An added issue was the displeasure of his wife, who did not seem to see as much wine, and did not suffer damages, but was subjected to high noxious winds while sleeping next to Chris.
Surveying the area Monday morning, Jennifer found one of her dogs eating shreds of pretzels and debris from the face of a sleeping hurricane rocked form of Mr. Chris. Recovery efforts are said to be underway.

I too appreciate your generosity Dalen. You've introduced me to more new music than most online magazines. I look forward to each of your posts. Thanks a lot for taking the time to put up mp3s.