For any enthusiast who is exploring the roots of punk rock, get this album - now! While maintaining all of the raw energy that fueled the groundbreaking "Damned Damned Damned" and harnessing the vision that shaped "Music For Pleasure", Machine Gun Etiquette has so many different dimensions and textures to it that it's hard to believe this is the same band performing on every track. That's what makes The Damned one of the best and most unique punk bands of all time.From the ghoulish "These Hands" to the hard charging "Plan 9 Channel 7" and "Looking At You" to the raucous "Noise Noise Noise" to the Punk Anthem "Smash It Up" (originally banned in the U.K. when it was released), I guarantee you will find at least one song on this album that you won't ever be able to let go. Play "Machine Gun Etiquette" at your sister - LOUD! - Reviewer: Michael E. Strupp (St Croix, US Virgin Islands)
The line-up consists of the vampiric Dave Vanian on vocals, Captain Sensible on guitars, Rat Scabies on drums, and Algy Wards taking up bass duty.traxfromwax:
1. Love Song 2. Machine Gun Etiquette 3. I Just Can't Be Happy Today 4. Melody Lee 5. Anti-Pope 6. These Hands 7. Plan 9 Channel 7 8. Noise, Noise, Noise 9. Looking At You 10. Liar 11. Smash It Up (Part 1+2)
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61 comments:
The Damned "Machine Gun Etiquette"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/DbxESAMq/file.html
Hello !
An unforgettable list for your pleasure.
The NEWS of the day !
-The Ultimate British Beat Vol 2 : Second opus of a long series devoted to the British Beat (The Clique, The Spectres, Jimmy Powell, The Fairies, The Falling Leaves…)
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/ArY6W7KM/file.html
-Nuggets Archives From U.S.A. Vol 1 : Electric Prunes, Standells, Strangeloves, Knickerbockers, Vagrants, Mouse & The Traps , Blues Project, Theb Shadows Of Kntght…
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/yev1ul2E/file.html
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-Rare Sixties Eps (Great Garage From USA)
The New Order:
You’ve Got Me High, Meet Your Match, Whyn Can’t I , Pucci Girl
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/8nEsaPM6/file.html
-From Sheffield The Fabulous Sheffields :
01 - It Must Be Love, 02 – Say Girl, 03 – I Got My Mojo Working, 04 – Hey, Hey Lover Boy, 05 – Bag’s Groove (Skat Walking), 06 Plenty Of Love.
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/U39MX4LW/file.html
To discover also on :
https://beatsixties.blogspot.fr/
10 Best Greatest Hits Albums To Own On Vinyl (http://www.vinylmeplease.com/magazine/10-best-greatest-hits-albums-own-vinyl/)
R/ Jukebox 5 - 00 Music to move to files/ The 10 Best Greatest Hits Albums To Own On Vinyl
Like many vinyl collectors, I tend to view greatest hits albums on vinyl with scepticism. Since listening to a record involves a special participation on the part of the listener, placing the record on the turntable, cueing and dropping the needle, it’s an activity made for digesting original albums as a whole rather than selected hits compiled to fill a record label’s coffers or fulfil an artist’s contractual obligation. But there are some special exceptions.
There exist greatest hits compilations that become as important to a career as the best studio album. They can be the beginner’s gateway to an intimidating discography, the end game for a minor fan who prefers nothing more than a concise overview of the artist, or they can act like the perfect mixtape for a super fan. Below are 10 greatest of the greatest, the cream of the crop. The essence of an artist or a glimpse of greatness, your collection will benefit from any one of these albums. (April 10th 2017 By Marcella Hemmeter)
All Links 320Kbps and fully tagged. All File Expire on 15 August, 2017
01 Patsy Cline - 12 Greatest Hits [1988] LINK https://we.tl/CYRZe49qke
02 Beatles - Red & Blue Albums [2010] LINK https://we.tl/q0Q4fs0j0L
03 Blondie - Greatest Hits [2002] LINK https://we.tl/Sg7QNLPay1
04 Al Green - Greatest Hits [1975] LINK https://we.tl/Q0PuM6soQv
05 ABBA - ABBA Gold - Greatest Hits [1992] LINK https://we.tl/QFq0BNU00V
06 Cars - Greatest Hits [1985] LINK https://we.tl/GLpVdBX1Z0
07 Creedence Clearwater Revival - Chronicles[1976] LINK https://we.tl/MB07SpE5t7
08 Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady [1979] LINK https://we.tl/WTXGXhgwXx
09 Rolling Stones - Hot Rocks [1971] LINK https://we.tl/b5JSah7N7A
10 James Brown - 20 All Time Greatest Hits! [1991] LINK https://we.tl/fKKqLgskEu
ALL LINGS IN ONE FILE LINK https://we.tl/TpqxJRvAxL
Enjoy
I believe Billy K was looking for this.
V.A - Slow Grind Fever, Volumes 1 & 2
https://we.tl/HkKyKul1AQ
I'm having another real problem with my old beaten up refurbished computer. Not only has it been a piece of shit junkbox for a long time, today I can't connect to the internet. Something to do with a DNS connection. I know the DLS is working because I'm able to connect with WIFI and am using my iPad to write this. I'm afraid I'll have to take the old sow to the doctor. Too bad because I had some doozies lined up. I'll keep everyone posted. Who knows maybe a miracle will happen and I'll connect sometime today. Or a million bucks will drop into my lap. Maybe both! We'll see.
Sorry it is not flight 1 but flight 2
-Nuggets Archives From U.S.A. Vol 2 : Electric Prunes, Standells, Strangeloves, Knickerbockers, Vagrants, Mouse & The Traps , Blues Project, Theb Shadows Of Kntght…
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/yev1ul2E/file.html
@ JohnnyD, Hey old friend, have you tried powering down both computer and modem also unplugging both for five minutes? Unplugging is the key and usually corrects DSN connections. Restart modem before computer. Just a shot before you take that old timer to the doctor.
@JohnnyDiego
Good luck
JohnnyDiego - Have you tried flushing and re-setting DNS? That may help.
https://help.ea.com/en-gb/help/pc/how-to-flush-dns-cache-for-windows/
Request! Could anyone share this release?
Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen – Sleazy Roadside Stories
Thanks!
@ JD
Perform a DNS flush if you are having PC connectivity issues.
Regular Internet usage causes your computer to automatically cache IP addresses and other domain name system results. Clearing (or "flushing") this cache will refresh the data, getting rid of outdated data that may be causing connection issues.
NOTE: Complete these steps using an admin account. You will be typing prompts into the CMD console, so it is very important that you enter the commands exactly as shown.
The following steps are specific to PC users. If you use a Mac, learn how to reset your DNS cache straight from Apple.
Yes
No
Windows 10
Hold down the Windows Key and press X
Click Command Prompt (Admin).
When the command prompt opens, type ipconfig/flushdns and press enter.
Type ipconfig /registerdns and press Enter
Type ipconfig /release and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /renew and press Enter.
Type netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
Reboot your computer.
Windows 8
Navigate to the desktop.
Hold down the Windows key and press R. (This will open the Run dialogue.)
Type cmd and press Enter. (This will open a command prompt.)
Type ipconfig /flushdns and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /registerdns and press Enter
Type ipconfig /release and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /renew and press Enter.
Type netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
Reboot the computer.
Windows 7
Hold down the Windows key and press R. (This will open the Run dialogue.)
Type cmd and press Enter. (This will open a command prompt.)
Type ipconfig /flushdns and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /registerdns and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /release and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /renew and press Enter.
Type netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
Reboot the computer.
Windows Vista
Hold down the Windows key and press R. (This will open the Run dialogue.)
Type cmd and press Enter. (This will open a command prompt.)
Type ipconfig /flushdns and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /registerdns and press Enter
Type ipconfig /release and press Enter.
Type ipconfig /renew and press Enter.
Type netsh winsock reset and press Enter.
Reboot the computer.
Thanks guys for all the advice. I will try them one at a time. (Yes, I've unplugged and re-plugged my modem several times but not powering down my computer as well. And I will try "flushing" if all else fails.)
Wow! Something worked. So here is my share for today:
The MOONGLOWS - Their Greatest Hits (1954-1959)
The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection
MCA/Chess (1997)
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/w4bIe8vV/file.html
A fitting name for such a golden group that was definetly one of the most
important doo-wop groups of the '50s. This 16-track compilation opens with their
signature song, "Sincerely". This song never sounded better; the remastering is
that perfect for a 50 year old song. Listen to it on a machine with heavy bass
boost; it kicks! Other songs on here include their cover of Doris Day's "Secret
Love" (their first record and cut with the Chance label which shortly afterward
became defunct). The group then moved up the street to Chess and signed a
contract. There's "Shoo-Doo-Be-Doo" recorded as Bobby Lester and the Moonlighters
on the Checker label, "In My Diary", "See Saw" with Harvey Fuqua on lead and a
wailing sax player, "The Masquerade Is Over", which might have you smiling if not
laughing when you hear the bass man singing, "Ten Commandments of Love", another
classic, "Blue Velvet" (yes, the same one that Bobby Vinton later covered). There
are more songs to enjoy including the smooth closing track "Twelve Months of the
Year" with the spoken parts done by a young Marvin Gaye. 4 more songs would have
made this more complete, but what's not to enjoy? -- (Amazon)
I think maybe the Moonglows are my favorite R&B singing group. Each time I hear
"Sincerely" I get a lump in my throat. It's not fair to call The Moonglows a
doo-wop group. They were a polished vocal group in the tradition of the early
Mills Brothers and early Ink Spots two decades earlier. They didn't start out on
street corners or in the high school bathroom as attested to in Marv Goldberg's
Moonglows page I've included here. Although I grew up listening to doo-wop on the
radio I didn't realize what it was until much later. I called it rock and roll
just like every other kid in my neighborhood did. And I think it was the
Moonglows who got me really interested in Rhythm and Blues vocal groups of the
50s and early 60s. As a testament to my belief that they were something special I
even sent a copy to my father, the true test of greatness. He never said a word.
But after he died the CD was in a small stack on his desk proving that he had
recently listened to it. I'll take that as a sign of his approval and esteem.
I just listened to this CD again and it is truley fantastic. -- JohnnyDiego
01 Sincerely
02 Secret Love
03 Shoo Doo Be Doo
04 Most Of All
05 Let's Go
06 In My Diary
07 We Go Together
08 When I'm With You
09 See Saw
10 Please Send Me Someone To Love
11 Masquerade Is Over
12 Blue Velvet
13 Over And Over Again (fast version)
14 Ten Commandments Of Love
15 Sweeter Than Words
16 Twelve Months Of The Year
Completely tagged
Very informative booklet and Marv Goldberg's Moonglows page included
Thanks Ryp for Damned
and to butterboy
thanks for another great list full of music (not all on my taste as Abba)
and believe a lot of guy will appreciate this kind of effort
@Johnny D
sad to listen your pc don't work very well and hope the doctor can cure it and save all the file in. Talking of DNS but masybe is only a parameter to change the kind of stuff can a pc can resolve in a second and letting you with the open mouth while he try to explain things you do not understand while you think "but what the fuck is saying this"
The Damned's Machine Gun Etiquette has been re-issued several times, and at least two of those times has had bonus tracks. Here's the 2004 re-issue (remastered and with bonus tracks) and the bonus tracks from the 1991 re-issue @ 320 - my rip, my link.
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/SumMiind/file.html
this week i'll try to share less weird stuff
somedays ago Gyro have shared stuff from american singer Margo Prince and someone have request stuff of her previous band Buffalo Clover
Buffalo Clover (http://buffaloclover.com)
is the band fronted by Margo Price with her husband prior to begin her solo career
2008 Pearls to Swine
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/TWbxSJLw/file.html
2009 Strong Medicine
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/vY1go5By/file.html
2010 Pick Your Poison
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/fMETZNiv/file.html
2011 Low Down Time
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/PNyRKW6L/file.html
2013 Test Your Love
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/92mXr9bu/file.html
2014 Blessed Are The Losers
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/SFITjgsk/file.html
V.a. A woman's heart. Trilogy (Limited Edition 3CD set) (2010)
((https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Woman%27s_Heart_(compilation_album))
is a compilation made by irish female singer. The first volume of this compilation (with songs from Eleanor McEvoy (quite at her debut), Mary Black, Dolores Keane, Sharon Shannon, Frances Black, and Maura O'Connell) has been the best selling album in the irish chart.
in 1995 and 2003 other two compilation has been produced. While in 2012 to celebrate the 1st compilation has been produced a documentary entitled Our Woman's Hearts and some sold out celebration concert.
Eleanor McEvoy, one of partecipants to the first compilation, to celebrate the event have written and perfomed (with Mary Coughlan, Sharon Shannon, Gemma Hayes, and Hermione Hennessey) a new song "The Secret of Living". (i've inserted this song as Bonus at end of the first cd)
1992 A Woman's Heart
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/LhYt9a1D/file.html
1995 A Woman's Heart 2
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/6KdAQR1M/file.html
2003 A Woman's Heart a Decade On
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/bFENveYB/file.html
scans
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/aFZde0ze/file.html
@JohnnyDiego--glad the computer fired up; hoping for the million bucks and a book contract. I always enjoy your writing and shares.
@luis
Thanks for the Buffalo Clover. Could be interesting
Thanks Luis for Buffalo Clover. I've been working a lot lately and haven't been able to find time to sort out all of the great music here. Hopefully people will get back from vacation and things will go back to normal.
@luis
Thank you for the Buffalo Clover ! Margo Price is an amazing talent and it will be good to sample her early work.
I was unable to take advantage of the earlier links to her work as my machine would not recognize the links.
Thanks again !
@luis - Thanks for all the Margo Price! - Stinky
To Days Of Broken Arrows - I wanted to acknowledge your thanks for my posting of the Kate Bush albums the other day. You've offered so much in your blog from your unique perspective on popular music to your unusual rips of scarce or unattainable records. It's nice to know that I've given a little back to someone who's given so much.
I'm posting your blog address right here for those who haven't yet given it a whirl.
http://daysofbrokenarrows.blogspot.com/
found this at a charity sale:
VA - Always Rude and Loud Vol.1
a SKA sampler from 2011 (part english / part german), 70MB at 192
info: https://www.musik-sammler.de/media/942592/
link: https://mega.nz/#!PQcGXTja!XxHw68zHnnr0PQ8WFQQxmQZ2wkBPsSjDO7t8lVxhvVw
Hermann
(thanks for all Your shares)
The Kings of Pleasure - seminal Tucson Swing / Jump Blues
Kings of Pleasure - Pleasure Chest
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/vMXEo1ic/file.html
Kings of Pleasure - S/T
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/YlGimlE2/file.html
Kings of Pleasure 2
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/0AYAuG6J/file.html
https://www.tucsonweekly.com/tucson/kings-of-pleasure-the-blues-singles/Content?oid=3978604
Thanks, Crazy Legs!
219 Motown albums!!
Nothing to do with me, but I just thought I`d pass this link on to any Motown fans....
https://www.israbox.one/3137571524-va-motown-music-collection-1974-2015-219-albums.html
You need a new hard drive!
Enjoy!
Johnny, thank you for sharing one of the greatest...and for your taste.
@Naz Fride
How did you do the clickable link, Naz? (If you don't mind me asking!)
Great post! Great blog! A great and very eclectic mix of music and always on the spot.
Thanks for everyday information in the rock'n'roll world.
CHEERS!
Backup-Drive Overflow: Blues/Gospel/Folk - Load Seven, 1950s M-W:
- Marion 'Little Walter' Jacobs 1950-52 [4@320]
- Mose Vinson, 1950-58 [5@320]
- Odetta Holmes (1956-64) [48@192-256]
- Pine Bluff Pete - Country Blues, 1952 [5@320]
- Prisonaires, 1953
- Raymond Hill, 1954 [6@320]
- Rice 'Sonny Boy Williamson II' Miller, 1955-63 [6@320]
- Roscoe Gordon, 1951-56 [11@320]
- Rufus 'Hound Dog' Thomas, Jr., 1950-53 [8@320]
- Shy-Guy Douglas, 1953 [6@320]]
- Sid 'Hardrock' Gunter - Songs They Censored in the Hills, 1958 [14@224]
- Sister O. M. Terrell - Preachin' the Gospel, 1953 [5@320]
- Southern Jubilee Singers, 1950-58 [4@320]
- William 'Talking Boy' Stewart, 1950-58 [4@320]
- Willie Johnson and Sammy Lewis, 1955 [6@320]
- Willie Nix, 1953 [6@320]
- Woodrow Adams, 1952 [6@320]
- Angola-Prison Spirituals, 1950s [22@320]
Seven-day link (expires August 16):
https://we.tl/cduA5CGB8v
(my link, though not my rips)
Cheers!
Gaius said:
@johnny diego:
Johnny, do yourself a favor and invest in a new PC, if your computer is as old as you say. The best way is buying a new one and selling it five years later for a little money. Same way people act with their cars.
@Butterboy and concerning lists.
This list of "Psychedelic Music" is not my list, it's one of hundred similar lists in the net. But it's a list, worth to discuss.
I said, I've got all these 30 albums in the list, which is the truth. But I don't get them all as files on my PC. Some are LP's from the early ages, standing 3m behind me on the wall of my room, others are CD's standing here and there and everywhere in my house. And I had never ripped them. So let's see, what I can do.
On Number 30 there is "Country Joe & The Fish" with
'Electric Music for the Mind and Body (1967) '. I think, it's been not so long ago that Johnny Diego (????) had shared this one.
That leads us to place no. 29: Arzachel
Arzachel (1969)
One of Steve Hillage's first appearances. This is an incredible jam between incredible musicians.
Key Track(s)-
'Garden Of Earthly Delights'
'Azathoth'
Here it is:
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/PPTboOwC/file.html
Something different. "Lucifer's Friend" had been quite a popular group in Germany during the 70's. One of their predecessors was a group called "Asterix" . Here's their s/t album, 1971, a mixture of Hard and Prog Rock.
https://yadi.sk/d/F8FdM6jG2bvDc
Billy K -- I'm liking the jump blues/swing you've been sharing these past few days. Thanks.
Gaius said:
Proceeding with the list of "Psychedelic Music",
http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Jordanknowles321/top_30_psychedelic_rock_albums_of_all_time/
next one is "Grateful Dead" with 'Live/Dead, 1969'. You can find everything of "Grateful Dead" in the net and on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aL-dUZJydcw
That brings us to "The Yardbirds" and 'Roger, the Engineer, 1966', Place No. 27. One of the earliest Psychedelic Rock Albums. Probably their greatest album by far.
Key Tracks
'Psycho Daisies'
'Over Under Sideways Down'
'Lost Woman'
Here it is:
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/yurrl8z5/file.html
And here is a Swedish group with a big name: "Atlantic Ocean" and 'Tranquility Bay', Nordic Prog. Atlantic Ocean was formed by the ashes of the pop group Quints. That was the embryo to many popular Swedish groups like Fläsket Brinner, Jason Fleece, Baltik, Handgjort. I think you know some of the members of the group: They were Sten Bergman, Björn J:son Lindh, Jan Bandel, Johnny Mowinckel, Staffan Stenström, Göran Ahlin(Greg Fitzpatrick). And here is the Ocean:
https://yadi.sk/d/qwtSL2qgXQGis
More Nuggets - thanks, Phil!
@Butterboy: thank you for more of the greatest!
@nonymous and others: awesome to see everybody pitching in for JohnnyDiego - and, in the process, giving the rest of us the tools we didn't even know we need!
@JohnnyD: thanks for the Moonglows, the heads-up about Broken Arrows, and for the warm story on your dad, which parallels one of my own... what an affirmation, and hug from Dad when most missed and needed.
AND: congratulations on restoring your old-sow PC back to life! Did the million $ show up too? If so, please remember that you have a lot of friends here.
Cheers!
JohnnyD
Thanks for the Moonglows. I was reminded of Paul Simon, who sang
"They danced by the light of the moon
To the Penguins, the Moonglows
The Orioles, and The Five Satins
The deep forbidden music
They'd been longing for".
Hey Yo! Butterboy
Thanks for your recent “spread” of sounds
you’ve really been laying it on.
THX MOE
TZer Stathis requested a re-up of some of the swaths of Old-Timey/Country/Bluegrass I unloaded here from my backup drive. Fortunately I haven't deleted the tracks yet; here they are again, along with the respective TZ Comments page where I listed the individual artists/acts included:
The links are good for seven days, and will expire on 17. Aug.:
Load 3 (originally posted in 7/28 Comments):
Link: https://we.tl/TzDC4jD0D4
See: https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=6207134906949751747&postID=9168122019607012515
Load 4 (7/29):
Link: https://we.tl/dA5WVSO2V7
See: https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=6207134906949751747&postID=3374606077606032292
Load 5 (7/30):
Link: https://we.tl/3sznPkwZpX
And see: https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=6207134906949751747&postID=7586612786052251161
Glad to help out... cheers!
Great blog as always.Keep it up! Is it possible to re up "Western Dance" Swing Bop Boogie Vols 2 3 & 4 from Jan this year.Must have missed them at the time.Cheers Dave
@ Luis,
A Woman's Heart trilogy is a great set. Thank you.
Here's Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen, per request:
Sleazy Roadside Stories (1998)
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/TyJPgHht/file.html
It's in 320.
@ Gaius
Great to see you are attempting the challenge. It is a fine list. Let me know If I can help
@Aging Child
Thank you for your comments to all the people who contribute. Thanks too for your contributions to our ever growing music listening pleasure today.
@JohnnyDiego
I don't know what i would do if my computer failed me.... Glad you have is working again. I hate using a tablet or phone to do these type of tasks. Back up are so essential
@Luis,
ABBA is an amazing group, it not where my heart lies either but I tell you, when Dancing Queen come on I cant help tapping my feet. Just like Little Richard makes me do.
@Aging Child
Thank you very much for the reups.
Stathis
@ butterboy
don't wanna say ABBA wasn't a great band and have no intention of made a critic to your choice to put them in your list.
Wanna only remark i don't like their music too much also if one time i've shared an abba tribute in Spanish
@ralph11! Thank you for the Sleazy Roadside Stories (1998)!
Aging Child -- Thanks for your warm words about our fathers. Hardly a day goes by when I don't think of my dad and wish that I had asked him this one very important question. Everyday there's a new question that only he could answer. And I miss just knowing that he was there. There are few people who taught me more about music. Popular music of his day. He used to laugh when he'd remember the lyrics to "They're Either Too Young Or Too Old," too gray or too grassy green. About the women on the home front during WWII and the men available to them. That kind of stuff. You know me, I could go on and on.
Yeah, the old fat sow of a computer is running again, and I'm still waiting for that million bucks. I always have my catcher's mitt with me should it fall from the sky.
@Luis
Totally understand. Thanks.
Hi all
Does anybody out there have a copy of PURPLE CHICK's Revolver by The Beatles to share
thanks
Jackmac
Tx Aging Child for load 7. Opened Willie Nix first. WOW!
Bill, I believe that if someone wanted this motown list, we could all pitch in and help each other out with our own collection.Thanks for the information.
phil taylor thanks for the shares even though 128kb but would be nice to have artists listed! Don't really want to type from cover.
Thanks to the "aging one" for the amazing old time and country music. One can never have too much Homer and Jethro...
Iggy
RYP, thanks for The Damned, taken for my mate.
Bill, thanks for the Motown List.
cheers,ELtel
@Stathis: very glad to help; I need to delete my sweet overload... and I'm glad I've dragged my feet a bit.
@JohnnyD: wish I were a beer drinker so I could sit in a smoky bar and trade dad stories. I think they taught us both how to be good fathers... and in some ways how not to. Still miss mine, too, after nearly fourteen years. His last written words to me, two weeks before his heart attack: "Much Love." I'll take it.
@MuddyW: I'm giving blue Willie another listen at this very moment - thank you for the prompt... and you're right! He'd be playing at that smoky bar, too.
Cheers!
I think that you can't beat Sly & The Family Stone's Greatest Hits for the TRUEST "greatest hits" album. Not a bad cut on it. The greatest and most important band ever. The link between soul funk and rock.
imnokid
@Jackmac:
Here's Purple Chick's "Revolver" sessions:
https://we.tl/7X0eI0AOI2
Review: http://peepeesoakedheckhole.blogspot.com/2012/01/beatles-revolver-purple-chick-vol-i-ii.html
And Granny Smith's:
https://we.tl/HaDEGVIALu
Review: (haven't found one)
I don't recall their source(s). Both sets are 320 Kbps; neither rips nor tags are mine, but the links are.
NB: they're seven-day links, and expire 18. Aug.
Cheers!
Thanks Johnny D for the Moonglows and to Luis for A woman's heart and to all generous contributors of this fantastic blog
Jackmac to Ageing Child
Thanks so much for the for the two Revolver bootlegs. I appreciate your kindness
Thanks Butterboy for the Buzzcocks share
A band I have not heard a lot of so will give this best of a real bashing on the stereo
Regards
@Iggy: I missed your note earlier; sorry! Homer and Jethro were a great from-the-net discovery for me... I think it was their not-too-PC take on "Big Bad John" that pushed me over the giggly edge. (And apologies to you that two tracks were missing off one of their disks; couldn't figure out where they'd evaporated to.)
@JackMac: Most welcome! My daughter made sure I'm a Beatles completist - I had to replace everything she confiscated. Heh; you probably should thank HER... I have.
Cheers, TZ!
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