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There's lots of stuff that I like or have liked that never seems to come up in discussion here or I've never found an oppurtunity to discuss. I don't listen to him much anymore but I used to be a huge Robert Earl Keen fan. His latest stuff has been terrible, but teh Live Album, Dinner Live #2, and A Bigger Piece of the Sky were standards in my life for a long time. What about you?

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I tried to find somebody of that sort that I could like that nobody else did - because everybody would adopt his group, and his group would be _it_; someone weird like Captain Beefheart. It's no different now - people trying to outdo ! each other in extremes. There are people who like X, and there are people who say X are wimps; they like Black Flag.


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Yeah, my friends who used to live in TX are big on this dude.

I used to have a bunch of his stuff on my ipod. Good for beer drinkin, to be sure.

I'd say most of the rap I really like doesn't get much run around here, unless its me chiding shiv and cotton for not knowing shit about REAL STREET SHIT.

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I'm sure they've been mentioned once or twice, but I never saw much love for Mazarin who I think put out a much better record than the bands they opened for, but as one poster noted, "Mazarin? Whoever the hell they are!"


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When I got to LSU, he was pretty much the soundtrack to drinking for freshman. But Dreadful Selfish Crime is pretty untouchable in my opinion.

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I tried to find somebody of that sort that I could like that nobody else did - because everybody would adopt his group, and his group would be _it_; someone weird like Captain Beefheart. It's no different now - people trying to outdo ! each other in extremes. There are people who like X, and there are people who say X are wimps; they like Black Flag.


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Outside of a few instances, a couple of my favourite bands don't get mentioned much or at all, notably Concrete Blonde, The Forgotten Rebels and The Tragically Hip.

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ok, seriously, early-90s elec like altern8, ultranate & 808 state (not just cuz they all rhyme).

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PopTodd Wrote:
Most jazz.


Do we really talk about genres other than Rock very often? I can't recall a lot of Funk threads, Folk threads, Country threads, World Music threads, etc either.

If you want to talk about jazz start a thread. I probably listen to as much jazz as any other genre these days.


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PopTodd Wrote:
Most jazz.


Do we really talk about genres other than Rock very often? I can't recall a lot of Funk threads, Folk threads, Country threads, World Music threads, etc either.

If you want to talk about jazz start a thread. I probably listen to as much jazz as any other genre these days.


Please don't encourage Todd to talk about more bands we don't listen to or care about :wink:

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I tried to find somebody of that sort that I could like that nobody else did - because everybody would adopt his group, and his group would be _it_; someone weird like Captain Beefheart. It's no different now - people trying to outdo ! each other in extremes. There are people who like X, and there are people who say X are wimps; they like Black Flag.


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oldbullee Wrote:
billy g Wrote:
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Most jazz.


Do we really talk about genres other than Rock very often? I can't recall a lot of Funk threads, Folk threads, Country threads, World Music threads, etc either.

If you want to talk about jazz start a thread. I probably listen to as much jazz as any other genre these days.


Please don't encourage Todd to talk about more bands we don't listen to or care about :wink:


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billy g Wrote:
PopTodd Wrote:
Most jazz.


Do we really talk about genres other than Rock very often? I can't recall a lot of Funk threads, Folk threads, Country threads, World Music threads, etc either.

If you want to talk about jazz start a thread. I probably listen to as much jazz as any other genre these days.


I've been listening to a lot of jazz lately, as well. I'll start a jazz thread. I'd love to get some recommendations of musicians i'd most likely overlook (but shouldn't)


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I just burned this for a friend who was looking for a starting point....
( That said - I left off plenty of artists from the early days- Art Tatum , Bix Beiderbecke, Ellington, Thelonius, etc...the list goes on & on & on)

Below are many obvious choices :

Stolen Moments 8:46 OliverNelson/F.Hubbard
So What 9:25 Miles Davis
Blue Train 10:41 John Coltrane
Just Friends 3:33 Charlie Parker
Corcovado 4:16 Getz/Gilberto/Jobim
Strange Fruit 3:13 Billie Holiday
West End Blues 3:21 Louis Armstrong
Naima 4:24 John Coltrane
King Porter Stomp 3:11 Benny Goodman
Smoke Rings 3:03 Glen Gray Orchestra
Chelsea Bridge 4:30 Joe Henderson
Hora Decubitus 4:42 Charles Mingus
Prisoner Of Love 7:40 Lester Young & Teddy Wilson
Parisian Thoroughfare 2:32 Bud Powell
You've Changed 3:16 Billie Holiday

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We don't talk about Grifters nearly enough for me.

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We don't talk about Grifters nearly enough for me.


This is another 90s band that I recently heard for the first time and really liked. Don't think I've ever seen them mentioned here.

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We don't talk about Grifters nearly enough for me.


This is another 90s band that I recently heard for the first time and really liked. Don't think I've ever seen them mentioned here.


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Stop Breathin' Wrote:
We don't talk about Grifters nearly enough for me.


This is another 90s band that I recently heard for the first time and really liked. Don't think I've ever seen them mentioned here.


Archers Of Loaf is another one.
Seen 'em mentioned, but RARELY.


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Yeah, I've seen it mentioned here a couple of times in the past...

...but lately it is one of the main things I listen to.

dub dub dub

In terms of indie bands... I'm surprized no one has professed love for the Duke Spirit. But maybe it hasn't been that long since it's been out in the US (?)


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In terms of indie bands... I'm surprized no one has professed love for the Duke Spirit. But maybe it hasn't been that long since it's been out in the US (?)

they're opening for ted leo on his next tour. knowing that there are plenty of ted leo fanatics on this board (like myself), i'm sure there'll be some mentions of them in the coming months. i've had "lion rip" (or something like that) on my computer since, like, april. it's okay, but i'm waiting to see what they're like live.


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In terms of indie bands... I'm surprized no one has professed love for the Duke Spirit. But maybe it hasn't been that long since it's been out in the US (?)


i've seen a few things here and there, i know tania saw them when she was in scotland. also seen the album on a few np's. but, they are great... i can't wait until my order comes in the mail.

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We don't talk about Grifters nearly enough for me.


This is another 90s band that I recently heard for the first time and really liked. Don't think I've ever seen them mentioned here.


Archers Of Loaf is another one.
Seen 'em mentioned, but RARELY.


thats because they suck hairy balls


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pollysix Wrote:
In terms of indie bands... I'm surprized no one has professed love for the Duke Spirit. But maybe it hasn't been that long since it's been out in the US (?)

my #7 of the year!
and i've mentioned 'em in quite a few threads similar to this....

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oldbullee Wrote:
There's lots of stuff that I like or have liked that never seems to come up in discussion here or I've never found an oppurtunity to discuss. I don't listen to him much anymore but I used to be a huge Robert Earl Keen fan. His latest stuff has been terrible, but teh Live Album, Dinner Live #2, and A Bigger Piece of the Sky were standards in my life for a long time. What about you?

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I have Walking Distance around here somewhere, and I love it, but I've never felt too inclined to venture further with REK.

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Senator Top Cat LooGAR Wrote:

I'd say most of the rap I really like doesn't get much run around here, unless its me chiding shiv and cotton for not knowing shit about REAL STREET SHIT.


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I'm sure they've been mentioned once or twice, but I never saw much love for Mazarin who I think put out a much better record than the bands they opened for, but as one poster noted, "Mazarin? Whoever the hell they are!"


I have 2 of their albums.


Also, Archers Of Loaf rule.

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