5 teenagers from Geelong, Australia playing the most authentic sounding garage, beat and R'n'B you'd swear this album was recorded circa 1965. If you have ever listened to the comps; Back From The Grave, Pebbles, Ugly Things or Nuggets then you'll be instantly blown away by this debut album. The Frowning Clouds don't pummel you with fuzz. No, their's is a sadder, more forlorn look at impossible love, teenage angst and rabid yearning. Produced and recorded by Mikey Young of ECSR and Mickster of Off The Hip. This album is an instant classic. - amazontrax:
01 Purple Heart 02 That Girl's Something Else 03 Do Like Me 04 Please Yo' Self 05 Mean Old Girl 06 Snake Charmer 07 I'm Enchanted 08 She's Gone Away 09 I Got A Bone For You 10 She's Mine 11 I'm Sad 12 I've Got You 13 I Saw You
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The Frowning Clouds "Listen Closelier"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/3QVDqehK/file.html
Lists always seem to be the wrong list although they often offer the reader a new perspective to what they would would normally choose.
I am always torn with MUSIC lists in particular, but I can say that I get to listen to music I would have not otherwise listened to.
Please keep an open mind as I prepare a bunch of top ten Lists. I didn't write them but I do like the idea of using my record collection this way. To creating a stack of vinyl to listen too and broaden my listing......
This is the start of several list to be posted I hope you enjoy them.
SUICIDE - Two Albums
Suicide was an American musical duo, intermittently active between 1966 and 2016, composed of vocalist Alan Vega and instrumentalist Martin Rev. The group's pioneering music made use of minimalist electronic instrumentation and primitive drum machines, and their early performances were confrontational and often ended in violence. They was among the first acts to use the phrase "punk music" in an advertisement for a concert in 1970.
Though never widely popular among the general public, Suicide have been recognized as among the most influential acts of their era. Their debut album Suicide (1977) was described by Entertainment Weekly as "a landmark of electronic music," while AllMusic stated that it "provided the blueprints for post-punk, synth pop, and industrial rock." Rolling Stone called them "an unmeasurable influence on the industrial dance, noise, techno, ambient, and electronic scenes of the 1980s and 1990s." -- (Wikipedia)
Suicide (First Album) (1977)
Red Star Records (2000)
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/vj8Syblm/file.html
Proof that punk was more about attitude than a raw, guitar-driven sound, Suicide's self-titled debut set the duo apart from the rest of the style's self-proclaimed outsiders. Over the course of seven songs, Martin Rev's dense, unnerving electronics -- including a menacing synth bass, a drum machine that sounds like an idling motorcycle, and harshly hypnotic organs -- and Alan Vega's ghostly, Gene Vincent-esque vocals defined the group's sound and provided the blueprints for post-punk, synth pop, and industrial rock in the process. -- Heather Phares (Allmusic)
Why Be Blue
Break Out Records (1992)
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/MU8hH48j/file.html
The Ric Ocasek-produced Why Be Blue?, originally released on Break Out in 1992, is notable for its upbeat temperament (the title isn't ironic) and its display of Alan Vega and Martin Rev at a point in their career when they were neither ahead of nor with the times. Despite "Mujo"'s resemblance to Peaches & Herb's "Shake Your Groove Thing" (a disco reference, very out-of-place for 1992 music that wasn't house or shiny dance-pop) and the mid-'80s sophisti-pop melodic structure of "Flashy Love" (it could almost be an ABC cover), they weren't exactly behind the times. They were somewhere else entirely, if vaguely in line with the groups that continued to look to Suicide's past work for guidance. -- Andy Kellman (Allmusic)
A few days ago I was rummaging through a banana box from the Garage Sale That Wasn't and happened upon these two CDs. For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about, several years ago my wife decided to hold a garage sale. I have three CD cases that hold 500 CDs each for a total of about 1500. I went through all of my CDs looking for those which I thought I could part with and put them in boxes that are used to transport bananas, close to 250 CDs in all. Well, the Garage Sale Never Was and being as lazy as I am I still haven't replaced those 250 CDs back into the cases. I'm a lot like Daniel Stern in the movie "Diner". I have my own very anal system. No one put my records or CDs back but me!
Noticing I had two CDs by Suicide and not remembering when or why I bought them I gave them a listen. I'm not a fan of synth or of dark music but seeing that Suicide's first album was released in 1977 I thought it would maybe be a little history lesson if I shared them with you TZers. So, here they are, their first and seventh albums. I'm a poor judge of this type music so you be the arbiter this time. -- JohnnyDiego
Cleanly tagged with booklets included
10 Best MTV Unplugged Albums To Own On Vinyl (http://www.vinylmeplease.com/magazine/10-best-mtv-unplugged-albums-own-vinyl/)
In addition to helping launch the music video as a temporarily super important medium, MTV also produced many of its own shows catering to different genres and sounds, with one of the most successful being the MTV Unplugged series. Running for two decades—although it has been revived for a number of one-off performances over the past seven years—the series showcased a multitude of musical artists performing their songs in an intimate acoustic setting in front of fans. The Unplugged performances promised the opportunity to hear an artist discuss their work, and strip their songs down to whatever is “real.” While not all the performances have been released on vinyl, many that have are wonderful examples of artists using the unplugged realm to showcase their body of work in an entirely new way. Here are our picks for the 10 best MTV Unplugged albums to own on vinyl. (June 14th 2017 By Tobias Handke)
All are 320kbps and fully tagged.
All links will Expire on 14 August, 2017
01 Nirvana - MTV Unplugged In New York [1994]
LINK: https://we.tl/hB0GVdNbdY
02 Paul McCartney - Unplugged [1991]
LINK: https://we.tl/RA6QHx6YxC
03 Lauryn Hill - MTV Unplugged 2.0 [2002]
LINK: https://we.tl/SoKACtrLqm
04 Alice In Chains - MTV Unplugged [1996]
LINK: https://we.tl/g9qekUQoyX
05 Eagles - Hell Freezes Over [1994]
LINK: https://we.tl/syBd86Cc4u
06 Rod Stewart - Unplugged ...And Seated [1993]
LINK: https://we.tl/Y6vjPdCWK2
07 Kiss - MTV Unplugged [1996]
LINK: https://we.tl/tyb6Pk7Vwt
08 Alanis Morissette - MTV Unplugged [1999]
LINK: https://we.tl/aE1eHTsHll
09 Jay Z - MTV Unplugged (Live with The Roots) [2001]
LINK: https://we.tl/pnID2nuLnZ
10 Eric Clapton - Unplugged (Deluxe Edition) [1992]
LINK: https://we.tl/YTrhSVubRh
ALL ALBUMS IN ONE LINK
LINK: https://we.tl/2FPE7iv7Cy
Enjoy!
Nick Lowe Live At The Southern Fried Festival 2017
“Pure Poster turned Soulful Crooner” Nick Lowe at his finest; live, alone with his guitar.
01. Ragin' Eyes
02. Has She Got A Friend?
03. Somebody Cares For Me
04. Lonely Like Me
05. I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock 'n Roll)
06. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding
07. Alison
I got it as a single file from a friend, and I edited it into individual tracks and tweaked it a bit.
Properly tagged, and I threw in homemade artwork! Enjoy!
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/NUpJ08S8/file.html
- Stinky
Could be a future classic. Thanks for the post.
A little bit of Northern while we await the return of the madman...Capitol Northern Soul 7s Box
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/06pjazmk/file.html
Enjoy!
RYP!
Thank you for this! I found this video from their 2013 album "Whereabouts"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQbWJFE8nMI and it reminded me of Pink Floyd's 1st album. So cool and freaky.
Thanks again.
Rexx
@ Ryp
love them
thanks for this share
last series of QNTAL related stuff
2001 Helium Vola
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/njETO7aM/file.html
2004 Liod
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/j9bViOnM/file.html
2009 Für Euch, die Ihr liebt
cd 1
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/ZM0mOL5N/file.html
cd 2
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/G5WqdepN/file.html
2013 Wohin? (2cd)
cd 1
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/6xrKqecB/file.html
cd 2
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/t4KM2Uox/file.html
+ singles
2001 Omnin Mundi Creatura
2004 In Lichter Farbe Steht Der Wald
2004 Veni Veni
all in one link
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/kmFHn3qM/file.html
Alexander Veljanov (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Veljanov)
is a Macedonian singer and a founding member of Deine Lakaien
Active also as solo artist and member of Run Run Vanguard
1993 Suck Success (As Run Run Vanguard)
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/tXWLLoWt/file.html
1998 Secrets of The Silver tongue
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/2FPU7OjM/file.html
2001 The Sweet Life
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/7MtQDXjN/file.html
2008 Porta Macedonia
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/kwg3VXET/file.html
last share for today (sorry to come back to old habits)
Mizar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mizar_(band))
is a macedonian dark folk wave band active from 1981
They melt post punk, darkwave and gothick rock with elements of macedonia folk and byzantine music while the chant are influenced by greogrian chant tradition.
1988 Mizar
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/X9FPdr7t/file.html
1981 1991 Svjat Dreams 1762 - 1991
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/QKaDai7f/file.html
2004 Terrible Beauty is Born
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/nFE3h1Tl/file.html
2008 A View To A Flower Garden
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/phTuFCd1/file.html
2011 The Child and the White Sea
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/sWTYEraE/file.html
@Bill & Stinky
Thanks
Butterboy -- Your idea about lists sounds good to me and I look forward to them. If it's not too much trouble, dates would be awfully appreciated by me.
Thanks to the person who put up the Beach Boys Party set. Does anyone have the Barry Mann albums, Lay It All Out and Survivor to share, please?
Interesting shares today, luis. Thank you.
Lois - you are perhaps the nicest person here. However, I've been collecting music my entire life 24/7, and you are way over my head - I have never heard of most of the music you love. I thought I knew a lot but this blog is very humbling.
I saw Johnny D put up a Fats Waller days ago. I'm not a fan of most Jazz, but I've always liked his stuff. Seems hard to find.
Johnny, here's one with a similar title, but different tracks.
Fats Waller - Ain't Misbehavin' 1934-1943 @320
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/IVJqfa7U/file.html
To those who can dig it, enjoy.
Motown Muck
@ Gyro
sorry for humble you with my music offers.
i'm a weird nerdy guy loving strange music and my musical taste seem terrible to a lot of people comprising my family.
my strange offer are a strange way to reciprocate for all the great music i've listen thanks to tz's useres like you.
@ butterboy
love your selection of mtv unplugged concert
but
personally i'll add
Bjork 1994 Mtv Unplugged
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBNysnuybqU
(maybe because first time i see it on tv i find it magical)
and also
Korn 2007 Unplugged (with Amy Lee and Robert Smith)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEwNj55uf8c
JohnnyDiego: Thanks for all the Kate B. on one of the past threads.
@Butterboy - I like the lists idea. Thanks!
Muck -- Thanks. I'll give your Fats a listen this evening. He is by far my favorite of that period and type of jazz.
90s Jump Blues from England and New Orleans...
Big 6 - Ready to Rock...!
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/KxucTXWb/file.html
Crescent City Maulers - Screamin'
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/1X9rnrir/file.html
Luis - You are a great supporter of this blog and for that i thank you.
Me too, luis. Just what Gyro said.
so.much.too.much.fun.
Gaius said:
@Johnny Diego & Luis
Johnny, as we all know, Luis is Italian. And me, I'm German. When Pop and Rock started, we had to look over the borders for foreign music, because there was no homemade one. Beatles 6 Stones = UK, Byrds and Dylan = USA. My first record of a German band - "Amon Düüls" 'Phallus Dei, 1969' had not been under my first 10 or 20 records (LP). (And of course, I bought it for the title and less for the music).
It started around 1971/72 that I bought German music in the same dimensions (mass) as worldwide music. And I think, Americans and British had never done this. The main reason was that their music was better and more professional. But there was - to my opinion - another psychological reason. Germans (and Italians) were the enemies of their older generation in World War II. And most of the young ones, born after 1945, had lost someone in their relationship (think of Roger Waters and his father). In such a case you don't go out and buy music from these countries. In a certain way it was surprising that international acts came to Germany regularly and played their music. And - concerning to the American bands - there had been some musicians in the 60's who were surprised that Nazi-time in Germany was over.
And here is one of the most popular German bands of the very early ages in the 60's. "The Petards" with their 'Hitshock' album (the cover is a reminiscence to Alfred Hitchcock):
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/KpKg/orZ6f99Lq
(Klick on the blue box in the middle, set a hook in the pop up and press the blue bottom again)
Gaius said:
@Butterboy
Here is another great list:
http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Jordanknowles321/top_30_psychedelic_rock_albums_of_all_time/
Got all of them.
last night i saw tom jones in live performance on american television and was stunned and blown away. dude is 77 YEARS OLD, and he killed! sounded amazing! blessed with some magical genes. if you get a chance to see it, don't pass it up. alison kraus, a woman with a hauntingly beautiful voice, and a great fiddle-playing tone and talent, was his guest. the band was excellent.
luis, pretty much everything Björk does is magical. in the current state of sameness among so many singers/composers in what is broadly considered within the rock/pop genre, she's in a place of her own. i don't always like what she does, but i have enormous respect for her fearless and very creative adventurism.
i have pretty much everything she's recorded. hit me up if you need something. odds are i'll have it.
Backup-Drive Overflow: Blues/Gospel/Folk - Load six, 1950s C-L (NB: most are artist "introductions"/"samplers" - sorry; that's how I got them):
- Charley Booker, 1950-58 [4@320]
- Chester 'Howlin' Wolf' Burnett (1951-73) [152@mostly 224-320]
- Christine Kittrell, 1951-52 [4@320]
- Clyde Julian 'Red' Foley, 1952-54 [4@160, 320]
- Earl Hooker, 1950-58 [5@320]
- Eddie Snow, 1950-58 [8@320]
- Elder Michaux - Complete Recorded Works, early 1950s [6@250]
- Elven Parr, 1950-58 [5@320]
- Etta James (1954-98) [14@320]
- Evangelist Gospel Singers of Alabama, 1951 [4@320]
- Granville 'Stick' McGhee, 1953-55 [6@320]
- Herman 'Little Junior' Parker, 1953-54 [9@320]
- Hot-Shot Love, 1954 [4@320]
- Houston Stokes, 1950-58 [4@320]
- Hunky Dory, 1950-58 [6@320]
- Ike Turner, 1951 [6@320]
- Isaiah 'Doctor' Ross, 1950s-60s~ [4@320]
- J. C. Cole, 1950-58 [4@320]
- Jackie Brenston, 1950-58 [4@320]
- James Cotton, 1950-58 [4@320]
- Jesse 'Tiny' Kennedy, 1952 [4@320]
- Jimmy deBerry, 1953 [4@320]
- Joe Hill Louis, 1950-53 [14@320]
- John Lee - Complete Recorded Works, 1951 [5@320]
- Johnny O'Neal, 1950-58 [6@320]
- Jones Brothers Quartet, 1954 [6@320]
- Julius King - Complete Recorded Works, 1952 [4@320]
- L. B. Lawson and James Scott, 1950-58 [4@320]
- Little Milton Campbell, 1954-55 [11@320]
- Little Walter Horton, 1950-58 [8@320]
- Lost John Hunter and the Blind Bats, 1950 [5@320]
Seven-day link (expires August 15):
https://we.tl/8G6PxKjFkY
(my link, though not my rips)
Cheers!
@Luis - I like you too! - Stinky
@ bill, thanks for Capitol Northern Soul 7s Box set.
Re the northern madman, I'd love to be proven wrong, but I don't think the madman is likely to post here again. A few weeks ago there was a comment left for him (later removed) that was blatantly obvious in telling him his services here were no longer required, again, the theme was "to much" as in the conversation a week earlier. Comments likened here to a super market, to much choice, not enough choice, how much of one item do we need, blah, blah, blah! At the end of the day people just take what they want off the isle they walk down. There are a lot of shelf stackers at this super market, one got the sack. Myself, I found it pretty sad because he had a great deal of respect for a lot of folks here, a very undignified finish to someone who served the community so well.
That's how I saw it. Like I said, I hope I'm proven wrong.
cheers,ELtel
Gaius -- Until the advent of TZ I thought that the only languages that lent themselves to rock and roll were English, German, and sometimes Spanish. I thought French was too pretty and Italian... well ""Nel blu dipinto di blu", that's about all I thought about Italian. But in the past several years I've learned that rock and roll lends itself to any language. There has been so much music from far off lands shared here that I've realized that it isn't the language that defines rock and roll, it's the feeling, the emotion, and of course, the guitars. Luis has, lately at least, provided me with the proof that I needed. I was never a lyrics guy anyway, it always was the sound that mattered, and I've been introduced to music from around the world that I would have never known existed if not for Twilightzone! And Italians can sing too!
I was born in Germany (my mother was a war bride, my father an American soldier) but the only German music I ever heard as a kid were Schlager records that my grandmother sent to me. I discovered Falco (an Austrian) in the 80s and it all expanded from there.
I will listen to your suggestion of German rock and roll from the sixties.
And we've all said it before, "Thank you, Twilightzone!"
Someone asked for this CD a few weeks ago but I could not locate my cd in the maze that is called my music collection! Found it late last night here it is!!! Various Artists - Mama Kangaroos Philly Women Sing Captain Beefheart (2005) http://www.mediafire.com/file/9cup09jzg6ma693/MK05.rar
luis, thank you for Mizar.
Butterboy
Thanks for the MTV albums. I kept 6 out of 10.
I radio overdosed on the Eagles. Missed out on Alice. Did not fall for the Kiss con. And JZ does not make music for me (as in old 60s fart).
@ JohnnyDiego
All files are fully tagged and dated. Hope that's what you mean.
@ Luis
Two great additions agreed. Glad you like the selection.
@Gaius
I also have all of these. (A fine list indeed) I wasn't planning on posting that list, maybe you would be so kind to do so.
@Butterboy: What a great idea! I agree with you about the subjectivity of music lists... and the opportunity they provide to open our lives and minds by opening our ears. Cheers!
@Gaius
The Patrician Psych Collector doesn't have the 'Carburetor Dung' LP by The Count Five in his collection. Now does he?
Butterboy, thanks for the list, ooking forward to the rest. Luis, I don't understand the enjoyment you get from most of your posts but if it makes you happy, keep posting.
I too am anonymous.
ELtel,
I said, I can't stand "Drama Queens"! I disappear, I come back, I disappear, I come back... I do not need such people fighting for attention. I remember "Hans Zun" (look at: http://thehanzunblog.blogspot.com/ - a blog of Hans Zun injured persons). He has shaken the blogger's world 10 years ago by exactly this behaviour. This is my criticism of Northern Madman some times disappearing with dramatic words, sometimes coming back with dramatic words. Not too much quantity, not enough quality.
@Aging Child. Some real gems in that load! Will be some time between soup and patatoes to listen to all........TX!
@ElTel and RYP,
With due respect to RYP and this great blog,I did find northern madmans erratic behavior a bit strange, but I looked forward to,and enjoyed his posts.I would like to think I could continue posting occasionally when I find
anything worthwhile.ElTel, I admire the way you laboured through the Kent catalogue, you`re a star! I look forward
to your future posts! All the best to you both and let`s enjoy the music!
I agree with El Tel. Northern Madman is a lot of fun - I love his music (that is usually very hard to find) and I love the personality. I actually enjoy some heart and soul at times - too many seem to be very formal without enough exuberance and passion. Madman added the passion, and I love all the coming and going - it was a treat for me.
We all must take into account that English is not everyone's first language here, so often some words or statements can seem a bit harsh - often not intentionally. Anyway, hopefully northern madman will visit these parts once again when he finds the time or interest.
To Aging Child,
Can you please repost Backup-Drive Overflow Old-Timey/Country/Bluegrass Loads Three, Four & Five, because I was away and I missed them?
Thank you very much
Stathis
thanks for all the kind word a lot of guy ded to me
personally i'm not the type of person of get afraid of criticism and haven't read word from Gyro as a critics he want say music you share are totally out of my universe you make me (i believe to be have a great music knowledge a bit humbled). My response wanna point is have a different knowledge not a better knownledge (added to a natural curiousity and love of weirdness and trash (both as music than cultural phenomenon).
Talking of mtv unplugged
too i don't love all the stuff made by Bjork but i love a lot some of their stuff
and i've always believe her unplugged concert was really one of best made not only musically (recreating the electronic sound from her first albums in an acoustic ways not only playing the instruments acoustically but really recreating them with sometimes strange insturments coming from all the world) but also from a scenic.
in the same way i've appreciate the Korn unplugged. I love their music but i believe that their concert was a breath of fresh air in a period (mid of 00's) where mtv unplugged has become a bit boring (talking from a scenic perspective).
Korn have the merit to creat a nice set from a scenical perspective.
talking of acoustic on Mtv maybe someone (part if lovers of brazilian popular music) can appreciate the brazilian version of this series of concert (Acustico on MTV) with a lot of great concerts from great brazilian musician as Rita Lee, Jorge Ben Jor, Lenine or Gilberto Gil avaliable on mtv.
Talking of Northern Madman i always think is a man of strong position, how talk straight, and who share great music (mainly (but not only) Soul).
For me isn't a problem if i came and go from Tz also if i prefer if he stay and share music constantly on TZ
I too enjoy the Northern Madman. Yes, he can be melodramatic at times and it seems that he is at war with some nebulous people that he never fully explains. But he is always quick to respond to any requests I have and he was especially prompt with filling an obscure Broadway musical that I had no idea was on CD or in MP3 format. His shares are often old rare stuff and those not tagged well, but deemed worthy, have been cleaned up by Gyro. Thank you, Gyro.
I look forward to more shares from the Madman and hope he returns soon.
@ too i am anonymous
also if generally to me of your opinion non "m'importa unasega" using the title of song by italian alternative rock band C.S.I.
luckily the world is big and varied
i now i can post stuff that everyone can appreciate (sometimes i do)
But it would not be so much fun and useful
Often i prefer sharing stuff a bit defying to other also to showing different musical style and universe from the one how listen usually.
and sure for keep sharing my shit i'll ask permission to Ryp but sure not you
@ Johnny Diego
thanks a lot for Suicide first two album.
ps personally i'll add also Bruce S. Nebraska and one of the compilation shared by Gyro some time ago with all the demo while working on this Album (believe there are different bootleg compilation with all the demo one is named "How Nebraska was Born") because i've read i was strongly influenced by listening and seing suicide on stage when i've decide to made and record this album.
A last word from me: the Northen Madman is welcome if he don't refreshes the drama!
I enjoy the wonderful additions brought on by the Northern Madman, he is like the mailman, he delivers. Eltel do you have my email. give me rsolis24@gmail.com
@ Luis,
kindly have a look about Suicide disco as both album proposed by Johnny Diego were not the two first album.
Yes, first Suicide album from 1977 and 2000's version proposed here was coupling with a live in CBGB 1977.
https://www.discogs.com/Suicide-Suicide/release/627068
But second one here, is a couple of live recording from 1978 (NY and Berlin) issued in 1992 with similar track listing as CBGB's one.
https://www.discogs.com/Suicide-Zero-Hour/release/798705
Real second studio album arrive later in 1980, issued on ZE Rds.
F.
Gaius said:
@Radiant Roasted Radish
Hey man, that's not my private list or opinion. That's one of a hundred lists in the internet. And "rate your music" is a serious information blog for music. So this is totally subjective. But to my opinion it's a good list of outstanding psychedelic music. Everyone can find an album which should have been in any case on such a list (or in a much better place).
And concerning myself: Yes, I've got the 'Psychotic Reaction' from the "Count Five". In fact, my collection of that kind of music you could assemble under "Psychedelic Music" is not '30', it tends to 3000.
@ F
thanks for correct me
I often go too fast and for this my cats are blind
@MuddyW: I regret that those gems are in such small settings, but they do shine, don't they? ...and soup + potatoes sounds even tastier than soup to nuts; don't forget the bib!
@Stathis: thank you for the request, and I'd be glad to get 'em back up. Look for them in the comments behind the first 8/9 post, "Machine-Gun Ettiquette". Please let me know (at the most recent TZ posting comments) if I've missed anything.
@RYP: thank you for your patience with the wide range of differences among your followers and contributors here, who stand up for you and each other, and our dizzying array of musical and cultural likes... wow!
Cheers, all!
@RYP: I had not thought about Hans Zun for many, many years. He was a crazy one...
Aging Child I forgot the patatoes completely! Music ruled.....
@ northern_madman,
ive got to know this guy very well now!
and become great friends...
quite a character that does not get the respect he deserves.
puts in a lot of work for others...he gets pissed off
when others take his work as their own and disrespect him.
shame ryp does not understand this...?
not a drama queen ryp,how would you feel to see your time and effort credited to leeches etc...
great blog guys ....
Alex - You know I'm a big fan of nothern_madman. He's very generous and has a huge personality. Gotta love it.
@ RYP
Reading the notes , I'm sure to enjoy
Thanks RYP
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