...Amidst the confusion, guitarist and singer John Mortensen opted to part company with the group, leaving Crider to handle singing and six-string duties all by himself. No one would blame Crider for having a lot of anger welling up in his system after all that, and he lets it all come pouring out on 1997's Have a Nice Day, Motherfucker. The new three-piece Mono Men let most of their garage rock influences sit on the sidelines this time out, and instead they pummel their way through a sneering set of old-school punk, replete with covers of vintage rippers by Radio Birdman and the Zeros and like-minded originals like "Off My Back," "Hate Your Way," and the brilliantly titled "Hey (You With the Face)." (Former Big Boys guitarist Tim Kerr even stepped in to produce in classic amped-up but stripped-down fashion.) As it turns out, the Mono Men were a damn good punk band, tight and fiery, and Crider's pissed-off persona here suited them well. The band finally threw in the towel within a year of the release of Have a Nice Day, Motherfucker, but this set showed them going out with a bang, bloody (and smoke damaged) but unbowed to the last. - by Mark Deming
trax:01 Off My Back 02 Murder City Nights 03 Rev It Up 04 Hate Your Way 05 Antother Way 06 Back At You 07 Wimp 08 Feel Alright 09 Sin #1 10 Stand Back 11 Hey You With The Face 12 Get A Clue
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The Mono Men "Have A Nice Day, Motherfucker"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/AhNNjUav/file.html
Albums I Like ... Part 11
These files will expire on 11 September, 2017
Please enjoy them if you don't have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged
01 Black Sorrows - Harley & Rose [1990]
Harley and Rose is the sixth studio album by Australian rock band The Black Sorrows. The album was released in August 1990 and peaked at number three on the ARIA Charts, becoming the band's first top five album. The album remained in the top 50 for 51 weeks.
The Black Sorrows are an Australian blues rock band formed in 1983 by mainstay vocalist Joe Camilleri (ex-Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons), who also plays saxophone and guitar. Camilleri has used various line-ups to record 17 albums, with five reaching the top 20 on the ARIA Albums Charts: Hold on to Me (September 1988), Harley and Rose (August 1990), Better Times (September 1992), The Chosen Ones - Greatest Hits (November 1993) and Lucky Charm (November 1994). Their top 40 singles are "Chained to the Wheel" (February 1989), "Harley + Rose" (August 1990) and "Snake Skin Shoes" (July 1994). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harley_and_Rose)
Great album. If you are not familiar with Joe Camilleri and his various band incarnations then you should seek him out. I can post more if you are interested.
Link https://we.tl/MyNa0cIIdg
02 Nektar - Remember The Future [1973]
Remember the Future is the fourth album from English progressive rock band Nektar. Much like their debut album Journey to the Center of the Eye, it is a concept album which is formally divided into ten tracks but in fact consists of one continuous piece of music. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remember_the_Future)
I was looking for an album in a Melbourne record store when I noticed a special sound from the stores speakers. Wow. I sat down an listen to both sides of this album, immediately checked my wallet which was basically a handful of low denomination notes crumpled in my front pocket together with some shinny silver coins. Did I have enough for the purchase. Yes! Yes! Yes!. I handed over all my cash. I was told that will be and extra 15 cents for the plastic slip cover. I ripped the slip cover off and said "No Thanks" When I got it home I listened to it over and over, quite obsessively. I really enjoyed this album and collected all their works going forward.
Link https://we.tl/8dMSSfVrq1
03 Lloyd Cole & The Commotions - Rattlesnakes [1984]
Rattlesnakes is the debut album by British group Lloyd Cole and the Commotions, released on 12 October 1984.[1] The album reached number 13 in the UK Album Charts and included the hit singles "Perfect Skin" (#26 in UK), "Forest Fire" (#41 in UK) and "Rattlesnakes" (#65 in UK, #31 in the Netherlands). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rattlesnakes_(album))
This is an absolutely terrific debut album. One of the best of the 80's. It a short length album but all of it 10 tracks are pure pop gems. Lloyd Cole's voice is very appealing to me. His voice creates a vibe that I can easily get into. Again, other albums by this group should be sort out.
Link https://we.tl/9gFxFSC9Pi
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Albums I like ... Part 10 can be found in the comments section at
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01 Donovan - Barabajagal [1969] Link https://we.tl/a7ablZ8D2j
02 Doobie Brothers - The Captain And Me [1973] Link https://we.tl/X0jalHRNFF
03 Poco - Blue And Gray [1981] Link https://we.tl/F3h3wbsARL
Singer-songwriter, folkie Selection 11
All UK/Irish folk
Download: https://files.fm/u/sfu9us6w Expires: Nov 05 2017
Beggars' Hill - Beggars' Hill [UK] (1976)
Courtyard Music Group - Just Our Way Of Saying Hello [UK] (1974)
Faraway Folk - Seasonal Man [UK] (1975)
Maglory Dengluch - The Maglory Dengluch [UK] (1969)
Marie Celeste - And Then Perhaps [UK] (1971)
Porterhouse - Bide Lady Bide [UK] (1972)
Spriguns Of Tolgus - Jack With A Feather [US] (1975)
Stone Angel - Stone Angel [UK] (1975)
Swordedge - Swordedge [UK] (1980)
Tantalus - Pastiche [UK] (1977)
Woods Band - The Woods Band [UK] (1971)
Wychfolk - Circle Game [UK] (1975)
Previous downloads:
1 https://files.fm/u/cus77jjn Deleted Oct 26, 2017
2 https://files.fm/u/3ue2qruq Deleted Oct 27, 2017
3 https://files.fm/u/9qwgbttq Deleted Sep 10, 2017
4 https://files.fm/u/ngv88y3v Deleted Oct 29, 2017
5 https://files.fm/u/8m8f5kpc Expires Oct 30, 2017
6 https://files.fm/u/7e4nnaak Expires Oct 31, 2017
7. https://files.fm/u/apfap3d2 Expires Nov 01, 2017
8. https://files.fm/u/vu3neesc Expires Nov 02, 2017
9. https://files.fm/u/ax7axft6 Expires Nov 03, 2017
10. https://files.fm/u/kb3qs4rc Expires Nov 04, 2017
Regards, Bob
Today Walter Becker of Steely Dan Died. (R.I.P.)
I didn't get around to posting ant Steely Dan apart from "Aja" a few weeks ago.
They have a very unique sound which i enjoy very much. I first realized how good they were whild i was a passenger in my friend Dave car. He had just fitted an eight track player and has 3 8 track tapes. "Reelin' In Thee Years" was one of them. A great song and a great sounding Album. Was hooked on them ever since.
Here are two other albums by Steely Dan.
"Katy Lied" [1975]
Link https://we.tl/mnxtoMfFrs
Steely Dan - "Countdown To Ecstasy" [1973]
Link https://we.tl/eKi3lARFtG
Hy Everybody,
does someone have the first "Fells"?
The Fells - The Fells 1997
it would be great...
Cheers to all
Hey guys
Wanted:
Hugo Frey and The Great White Way Orchestra - Oh Sussana (1923)
Thanks in advance.
Jose
One of the most influential artists ever. Without Lonnie Donegan there would be no Beatles and probably no TZ
Showcase
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/0prbymvR/file.html
Lonnie
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/iAOUYS6M/file.html
A Golden Age Of Donegan
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/beONB9LL/file.html
@anyone interested: I've observed Gyro has stopped posting his fabulous "Bonus" series every day. Do excuse me for saying this, surely it's not the case, but the Comments section has bloated into a hulaballoo of (great) offered shares, not even related to the front-page posts made by Gyro, which are even frequently ignored by the music-swappers every day. Thus I wouldn't be suprised G. has somewhat tired of taking the trouble of posting for (nearly) no one. Of course I am sure to be mistaken for this brief analysis.
...Posting goodies is nice, the TZ community is one of the most courteous and generous I've found in blogland, but perhaps we're overdoing it a bit?
Just a feeling I have, based on some facts I've been observing lately.
Please I don't want to give offence to nobody, please! Peace.
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
"I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" is a song written and recorded by American country music singer-songwriter Hank Williams in 1949. Williams wrote the song originally intending that the words be spoken, rather than sung,[2] as he had done on several of his Luke the Drifter recordings. The song about loneliness was largely inspired by his troubled relationship with wife Audrey Sheppard. With evocative lyrics, such as the opening lines "Hear that lonesome whip-poor-will/He sounds too blue to fly," the song has been covered by a wide range of musicians. During his Aloha from Hawaii TV-special, Elvis Presley introduced it by saying, "I'd like to sing a song that's...probably the saddest song I've ever heard."
artists
05. Jimmy Kirkland .mp3
Al Green.mp3
Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Motian.mp3
Bob Dylan 2007 Theme Time Radio Hour 39 Tears[Hank Williams].mp3
Cowboy Junkies.mp3
Dean Martin.mp3
Hank Williams.mp3
Hans Theessink.mp3
Hillbilly Boogiemen.mp3
Inger Marie Gundersen.mp3
Jimmie Dale Gilmore.mp3
Jimmie Spheeris.mp3
John Scofield.mp3
Johnny Cash.mp3
Keb Mo.mp3
Seasick Steve[Seasick Boogie/I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry].mp3
Southside Johnny & Little Stev.mp3
The Everly Brothers.mp3
The Holmes Brothers .mp3
The Raveonettes.mp3
I`m so lonesome I could cry swarm.zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/MvAt5iBF/file.html
This compilation was requested Im still searching vol 10
VA - Sweet 'N' Salty Popcorn Vol 9[Croydon Municipal] (2014).zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/ek2F12RT/file.html
as requested
the fells - the fells (1997).zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/xfokJcDI/file.html
On Pretty In Black, Denmark’s The Raveonettes are out to shake up preconceptions that had them pegged as stripped-bare garage-rockers – an association perhaps not entirely unfair, given that they once recorded an EP entirely in Bb minor. Recorded with reverb boosted up high in an effective, if budget, approximation of Phil Spector’s Wall Of Sound production style, the likes of "Here Comes Mary" and "Seductress Of Burns" are lean, shimmering cuts of 60s Americana - pure pop bubblegum laced with razorblades.
That’s not the only hallmark of this record’s increased scope, however: guests including the Velvet Underground’s Maureen Tucker and Martin Rev of synth-punks Suicide are on hand to further bulk out the compositions, while Ronnie Spector, voice of key Raveonettes influence The Ronettes, adds backing vocals to one of the album’s stand-outs, "Ode To LA". Elsewhere, a cover of 60s girl-group The Angels’ "My Boyfriend’s Back" – in which a demure maiden threatens a would-by suitor with a beating from her recently-returned amour – is recreated, quite beautifully, on a tinny drum machine: proof that The Raveonettes can still turn out pop magic using the most primitive tools. --Louis Patterson
The Raveonettes - Pretty In Black.zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/Jm7reF9D/file.html
The Raveonettes~Sometimes They Drop By-2008-iNK.zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/2EWwo5BD/file.html
The Raveonettes~Beauty Dies (V2)-2008-iNK.zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/YxFF3Kcu/file.html
The Raveonettes-Pe'ahi.zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/9WFovWMc/file.html
The Raveonettes - Observator (2012) [320].zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/TZNllspa/file.html
The Raveonettes - Lust Lust Lust (UK Import) - Mp3 .zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/Xw0tO7K5/file.html
The Raveonettes - Chain Gang Of Love.zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/gVMy47uW/file.html
the raveonettes - 2011 - raven in the grave.zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/aHSdkijK/file.html
Food for thought
Fourcade,
yes, you are right, it has become no matter, what I post every day! For this reason I also lose the interest to the TZ slowly, but sure. As Jillem already said, "I'm drowning in the deep blue sea."
Surf's up!
I really miss Gyro's Bonus posts. :(
RYP, I hope you don't feel that no one cares what you post. Many people enjoy your passion for surf, garage, rockabilly, doo-wop, blues, and so many other things that you have shared. Your comments section is a gathering place for "friends" who have never met in real life to share our own passions, discoveries, and requests. I know that was not your intention, and is not your main purpose in having a music blog, but we are grateful to you for moderating and sharing our comments. We wouldn't return here if not for you and Gyro and your diverse tastes in new and old music.
@Butterboy - Yes! Love LC & The Commotions! Nice choice.
Ditto what jonder said!
2 requests:
FLAME N KING/THE SONS OF DARKNESS
Brandyfoot: New York Soul Funk Dance 1964-1980
Say It One Time For The Broken Hearted
by Kip Anderson on Ripete Records
Lastly and relating to ebooks not music, if i can be so bold. I found a great website: forum.mobilism.org for free ebooks It has alot of mysteries, thrillers and crime fiction which i like. I am wondering if there any other sites similar to this which have a good selection. Thanks all!!
Thank you Monty for the quick contribution of the fells, a lot of thanx...
Cheers
Bob: I would write you a thank you letter, but I'm far too busy listening to all this wonderful wyrd folk. Cheers!
Ryp and Gyro....First off thanks for all you do. I think what has happened here in the comments section has been a huge change over when I first discovered the blog around 4 years ago. Hell I didn't even read the comments for the first couple of months...imagine the surprise when I did. I think what you seeing happening is a reflection of a few things. We have seen some blogs with large followings disappear in the past few years. Williard's had a very active base. I think that more traffic has arrived because of that and because of what has happened at other blogs -inactivity and the posting of more obscure music in genres that may not have the appeal to some. This blog is rock solid with a good community and I think the number of posts with music in them to share are a reflection of that. To the contrary not a reflection of what is being posted by the moderators. RYP..I don't think we would all be coming to this blog to see what was being put up and what new bonus finds Gyro was going to be laying on us if there wasn't any interest. If anything you have acquired an audience to this blog that are deep down true musicologists and enjoy sharing the music to this receptive audience. To be honest there is a good chunk of stuff I already have that I see posted and some stuff I really have no interest in, but I love coming here and seeing the one person that comments who is truly appreciative of finding something they haven't heard in a lifetime or have been looking for something forever and found it on your site. The comments from the community the whole experience keeps me coming back. That's priceless and that's a feeling every one of us here has felt at some time or another from your site here. Keep doing what you do! I thank you both for that.
Carrying the Mail-Dave in C Town
thx for all the geat stuff.
one humble request> Dwight Twilley Green Bimp Gracias Amigos.
What Anonymous (Dave in C Town) said at 4.15 PM today.
Bob,thanks for all that Folkie stuff. I can't believe how much is there - & how good.
Monty ~ You left out one of the greatest versions of "...I Could Cry", that being by B.J. Thomas.
I also agree with anonymous. I come every day and look at the comments and love the wide and varied surprises I find here - from Ryp, Gyro and others - it's like the world's best music flea shop! So yes, the community and the contributors are greatly appreciated!!!
So do I!
RYP, what you and others do here is wonderful. I hope you aren't getting disillusioned and lose some of your love for music.
Gra from Worcester...
Anybody out there have Zippy links to the following
Pearl Jam albums
'No code' 'Pearl Jam' 'Lighting Bolt'
Thanks in advance.
RYP yes, it has become no matter what you post every day here - it's a good filesharing portal anyway.
Here's Walter Becker's solo work:
11 Tracks Of Whack
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/KOuWjxcD/file.html
11 Tracks Of Whack Outtakes
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/btmwC8Tw/file.html
Circus Money
http://www108.zippyshare.com/v/wKDrUWhn/file.html
@Monty, thanks for The Raveonettes
SamuiSamurai
@montymusic
great,!!!thanks
Luc
Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Thirty-Three:
1930s+ Blues and Gospel, Plus Some Jazz/Swing and Old-Timey
Huddie 'Lead Belly' Ledbetter, pt. 1 of 2 (1933-49):
1935 - Louisiana Field-Recordings, 1933-34 [8@320]
1930s - Post-Prison Field-Recordings [18@192, 320]
1943 - ARC and Library of Congress Recordings, 1934-42 [110@224, 319]
1948 - Private Party, Minneapolis 11-21 [19@320]
1950a - Important Recordings, 1934-49 [97@123-159]
1950b - Complete Recorded Works, 1939-49 [211@224, 320]
Seven-day link (expires 11 September):
ttps://we.tl/amFSnsuaXF
(not my rips, but my link... and a thank-you to the original uploaders)
Cheers!
A message for RYP,Gyro and all the others just a huge thankyou for all the work you do and for giving us a safe site to write/comment about music..
I for one cannot imagine the crap RYP gets in his mailbag every day and it must wear him[or her] down as I know his passion is TZ.
I hope RYP/Gyro get their mojo back
Bless you all
RYP, I recommend making a holiday on Samui (Thailand); that's my 2nd home base - perhaps we can meet there some day ...
SamuiSamurai
I also miss the bonus posts - over time I probably downloaded more from this section than the headline acts. The difference between the effort that RYP & Gyro put into this site and the spamming of random files that dominate the comments these days can be summed up as curation. I really appreciate their thoughtful posting and the amount of effort they put into tagging etc and I guess that this is the main reason why everyone comes here. There's a big difference between this and just reposting the half-arsed work of others without context and it would be a shame if this caused RYP & Gyro to pull the pin.
@ButterBoy: Thank you for the Steely Dan. A lot of my own back-then memories - heart-makers and heart-breakers - are intertwined with their music. RIP, Walter.
@Daniel: Thank you for something to think about; no offense taken... this is a keen observation. So:
@Jonder and C-Town Dave (and Lee): I think we all agree with your great words, both of you; wonderfully and perfectly put!!
Cheers, all!
RYP, take a break, enjoy the life, then come back if you feel like it, I always enjoy most of your posts. No really.
I too am anonymous.
Monty,
Did you post Purple Chick's Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band?
I requested it a few weeks ago and I may have missed it
Thanks
RYP, Gyro I haven't much to share or even say anymore. I am always amazed by the knowledge and catalogues of music you share. I still visit at least every other day. I have been schooled in some really cool world music from luis, aging child has helped my jazz standards collection and has me ready to re-read The Anatomy of Jazz by Ostransky.
RYP and Gyro or someone in the TZ community have provided most everything I have listened to in the last three years which is how long I have been baking and providing cookies and banana bread to the urban backpackers in my hometown. I have also been DJ for them for about an hour and a half 3 days a week and together we have heard
Gospel, Funk, Soul, World, Surf, Twang and more. Gyro and The Northern Soul Madman taught my that I do like soul. ...Dad has called me 3 times at this point and he is 90 and my job, so I will sign off, but no one should feel unappreciated and though people are sharing all sorts of things... it is more thank-you than ego.
Love you guys,
Bucephallus
p.s. if I get time maybe I'll eventually send the baby please don't go
song swarm I have collected.
Hey Bill, great call on Lonnie Donegan. For those who want to know more about him or skiffle, Billy Bragg has a great new book out. Cheerio!
And RYP and GYRO, you are SOOOOO appreciated. Keep on truckin'
Marley
Some additions to the great I'm So Lonesome swarm
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Andy Williams Lonely Street
I m So Lonesome I Could Cry B.J. Thomas Scepter
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Barbara Lynn A Good Woman
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry The Bo-Keys Heartaches By the Number
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Carla Thomas Carla
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Charlie Rich The Complete Hi Recordings of Charlie Rich
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Hank Williams Unreleased Recordings [Disc 1]
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Little Richard King Of Rock And Roll (Reprise 1971)
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Wilma Burgess Don't Touch Me
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Z. Z. Hill Z. Z. Hill (1981)
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/xvyB8nea/file.html
The Andy Williams album is very dark. A must have if you don't know it.
Ty Imnokid for the additions to the 'I'm so lonesome I could cry swarm '
@ happy hooligan reading your comments I would guess Im one of those this is aimed at and it gives me food for thought so I think i'll stop the oddments boxsets plus other random shares..
Thanks RYP fr more Mono
regards
For me writing about the actual (and past) muddle of comment page on Tz isn't easy
being one of main contributor to the situation.
sure i'm not very happy in contribuiting actively to the Ryp "disamoramento" (lack of interest and or love) toward TZ.
if Ryp is interested (the problem is always the hard work he must do with the gestion of messagges)
I want try to propose
the creation of a daily blank post (i'm not very good on naming stuff) without music in where all people interested can share their music and make their own request or anything else as software problem etc. A sort of post links and request (or for the nostalgic willardians of Borl).
Sure all user other than RYp and Gyro will be kindly invited to post their requests and links here.
In other world the usual mess only translated in one post with the relevance that now will be more clear the difference between the music offered by Gyro (official post and bonuses) and Ryp and the offering by other contributor.
@ Monty
can you please check the link for the swarm? Or is it only me that can't access it? Thanks
@Aging Child: You made me turn that old cracky Storyville vinyl again with a tapdancing, singin' and guitarplayin' Lead Belly. His tapdance is so inspiring. CHEERS!
There could be a daily picture of a band or group that is in our interest - and in those comments below there could be music posts. That would be an idea.
Leadbelly - 1962 - Storyville Blues Anthology Vol. 7 - Leadbelly, a demon of a man (Splitted file)
Part 1: http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/kehwVXGE/file.html
Part 2: http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/TORkoeBJ/file.html
6 days remaining
RYP, Dave in C Town nailed it, and the idea from luis is a good one. Butterboy, I like so many of the same albums that I find that I have most of them.
Thanks to all who participate here!
Like many I guess, I'm on here most days. Occasionally I download something of interest and occasionally also I fulfil a request if I am able (like today). Much of the music offered is not necessarily to my personal taste - but each to his own, right? And anyway it's always an interesting browse... yes, even the rants!
Anonymous requested Dwight Twilley - Green Blimp. My link but not my rip @320k.
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/ZO7Gos37/file.html
Enjoy.
Hi!
Everyone has already said "it". It's an AMAZING Blog! Kinda' like an old record store....You look (scrounge)through what's there & collect what you want/like/discover. Many a time one picks up an LP "just because...". Blog has enable a personal expansion in "new/unknown" music (much of it 80's & beyond), LUV it collections, & many others. THANX! (a VERY BIG one). "Old" posting so hope someone reads this.
Cheers!
Ciao! For now.
rntcj
@Montysmusic
Do you have other volumes of "Sweet 'N' Salty Popcorn?
Greetings,
Mukse
@Gyro - that's not a bad idea. And if it brought back your BONUS posts (maybe just 2-3 times a week?), so much the better! This is a great blog.
@ Luis,
Good thoughts you suggest. I agree with your comments.I may just work.
I guess its up to RYP and Gyro how that would develop a better , more uplifting system for themselves and the TZ community.
Willard site did this very successfully.
@Bucephallus and @MuddyW: I appreciate your warm words (plus the further Lead Belly). ...And given the honest look we've all been giving the TZ community, last few days, I feel uncomfortable even thanking you, when our gratitude really must go to RYP and Gyro, founders and guardians of this site, and its community.
We're forever indebted to the musicians who gave us the huge array of sound to discover and listen to and share... and we owe much as well to RYP and Gyro for opening their big basement for us to get together in.
They're truly rare in being so accommodating, and in even giving thought to some of our ideas and perspective on this big warm basement. (Signore Luis, your idea for how to keep the basement tidy, and free of disamoramento, is excellent!)
I'm ready to do whatever R&G might need of us to keep this a happy, rockin' basement.
Cheers!
Gyro,
Little Richard has so much material that the casual listener would be AMAZED at the catalogue! He was SO much more than the R&R hits.
imnokid
Monty
It's rare that I can add anything unusual to your swarms. Glad I could help.
imnokid
This BLOG must continue. Too many others have died away or post too few and far between. This is different. I too liken it to a record store, without the brick and mortar. We come in, see something we like and take it. We share our tastes, our collections, our recommendations. Gyro and Ryp, you two are the trusted guys behind the counter. You are the ones who deem things worthy to share, therefore we trust you. You allow regulars to hang out and share their knowledge too. The only things missing are records playing in the background and maybe a two hour "browser" who smells of sweat and Doritos. As long as the store is open, I will continue to stop by.
Much respect - John
I would also love if there were a separate post for user shares. I love the shares, but don't want to read the comments for every single post that I'm not interested in, so I'm sure I miss shares that I would love to get.
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