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It's a shame Vin's not around posting more of those obscure Chronological Classics since another poster took them over. I enjoyed those Don Redman discs a great deal. Thanks, Vin. It was fun while it lasted.
Sessa is a young and exciting singer/songwriter from Sao Paulo. He'll be on tour in Europe this May (https://sessamusic.com/live?lang=en_GB) and I've bought myself a ticket already.
Here's his excellent debut album Grandeza from 2019.
https://www.discogs.com/master/1574967-Sessa-Grandeza
Enjoy here @320: https://krakenfiles.com/view/IdDIQumEJH/file.html
@ GW - RE-uploaded the 2nd installment of ebooks but to my Google Drive as my WeTransfer’s almost full.
2nd installment of Literature ebooks.
Its a grab bag of 168 titles. More to come…
I’m too lazy to write all 168 titles but here’s a little taste…
Jean Cocteau - The Difficulty of Being
Alexander Trocchi - Helen & Desire
Brion Gysin - The Process
Chuck Klosterman - I Wear The Black Hat
David Carr - the Night of The Gun
Edgar Allan Poe - Alien Angel
Francesco Careri - Walkscapes
Gypsy Rose Lee - The G-String Murders
Henry Miller - A Seeker In Big Sur
Italio Calvino - sixmemos
Jerry Stahl - Pain Killers
Kathy Acker - Empire of The Senseless
Noah Cicero - Best Behavior
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IVfxA5MArRrAEWKzplnOKJ2_Tq_sSslW?usp=share_link
I'll keep the link open for a few days.
Enjoy!
Billboard Country (revised, remastered) C 1951.01
1. Stuart Hamblen - It Is No Secret (2:45)
2. Stuart Hamblen - Blood On Your Hands (2:35)
3. Eddy Arnold - There's Been A Change In Me (2:15)
4. Eddy Arnold - Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again (2:44)
5. Johnny & Jack - Poison Love (RCA 1950) (2:19)
6. Johnny & Jack - Lonesome (2:43)
7. Ramblin' Jimmie Dolan - Hot Rod Race (2:35)
8. Ramblin' Jimmie Dolan - Walkin' With The Blues (2:28)
9. Red Foley - Hot Rod Race (2:29)
10. Red Foley - Smoke On The Water No. 2 (2:44)
11. Pee Wee King - Tennessee Waltz (2:59)
12. Pee Wee King - Helegged Hilegged (2:24)
13. Eddy Arnold - May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You (2:52)
14. Eddy Arnold - I'm Writing A Letter To The Lord (2:42)
15. Tennessee Ernie Ford - Tailor Made Woman (2:20)
16. Tennessee Ernie Ford - Stack-O-Lee (2:48)
17. Lefty Frizzell - Look What Thoughts Will Do (2:30)
18. Lefty Frizzell - Shine, Shave, Shower (It's Saturday) (2:33)
19. Hank Snow - The Rhumba Boogie (2:48)
20. Hank Snow - You Pass Me By (2:53)
21. Hank Williams - Cold Cold Heart (2:44)
22. Hank Williams - Dear John (2:35)
23. Hawkshaw Hawkins - I Love You A Thousand Ways (2:45)
24. Hawkshaw Hawkins - Teardrops From My Eyes (2:51)
25. Tiny Hill & His Orchestra - I'll Sail My Ship Alone (2:33)
26. Tiny Hill & His Orchestra - Back In Your Own Backyard (2:42)
27. Eddy Arnold - Kentucky Waltz (2:34)
28. Eddy Arnold - A Million Miles From Your Heart (2:54)
29. Hank Snow - Down The Trail Of Achin' Hearts (2:12)
30. Hank Snow - Bluebird Island (2:41)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yERduljhz_gIngWBsgs0qaj5JbxcIasL
pass: U27.03.23
Frankie Miller
Part 5 0f 8
1994-BBC Radio One Live In Concert [320]
https://www.imagenetz.de/e6rnJ
01 - Free & Safe On The Road - Frankie Miller
02 - Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues) - Frankie Miller
03 - It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry - Frankie Miller
04 - With You In Mind - Frankie Miller
05 - The Rock - Frankie Miller
06 - Be Good To Yourself - Frankie Miller
07 - A Fool In Love - Frankie Miller
08 - Jealous Guy - Frankie Miller
09 - I Can't Break Away - Frankie Miller
10 - Double Heart Trouble - Frankie Miller
11 - Stubborn Kind Of Fellow - Frankie Miller
12 - Falling In Love With You - Frankie Miller
13 - Goodnight Sweetheart - Frankie Miller
14 - A Woman To Love - Frankie Miller
15 - When I'm Away From You - Frankie Miller
16 - When Something Is Wrong With My Baby - Frankie Miller
17 - Darlin' - Frankie Miller
18 - Ain't Got No Money - Frankie Miller
1996-Love Letters
https://www.imagenetz.de/ggpGd
Love Letters - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzjoOIw8smc
01 - Love Letters - Frankie Miller
02 - Take Good Care Of Yourself - Frankie Miller
03 - Jealous Guy - Frankie Miller
04 - A Fool In Love - Frankie Miller
05 - All My Love To You - Frankie Miller
06 - The Heartbreak - Frankie Miller
07 - I Can't Change It - Frankie Miller
08 - Candlelight Sonata In F Major - Frankie Miller
09 - Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues - Frankie Miller
10 - You'll Be In My Mind - Frankie Miller
11 - Good Time Love - Frankie Miller
12 - Love Waves - Frankie Miller
13 - Is This Love - Frankie Miller
14 - Falling In Love With You - Frankie Miller
15 - Everytime A Teardrop Falls - Frankie Miller
16 - Highlife_Brickyard Blues - Frankie Miller
2004-Angels With Dirty Faces
https://www.imagenetz.de/dXMwS
Love Is All Around - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdRghs3GT6I
01 - Be Good To Yourself - Frankie Miller
02 - The Doodle Song - Frankie Miller
03 - A Fool In Love - Frankie Miller
04 - Play Something Sweet - Frankie Miller
05 - Angels With Dirty Faces - Frankie Miller
06 - Easy Money - Frankie Miller
07 - Darlin' - Frankie Miller
08 - Jealous Guy - Frankie Miller
09 - Love Letters - Frankie Miller
10 - The Rock - Frankie Miller
11 - Shoo-Rah - Frankie Miller
12 - Jealousy - Frankie Miller
13 - Hard On The Levee - Frankie Miller
14 - Drunken Nights In The City - Frankie Miller
15 - To Dream The Dream - Frankie Miller
16 - Love Is All Around - Frankie Miller
New Riders Of The Purple sage – Relix’s Best Of The New – Very Best Of The Relix Years
Floating World / Retroworld FLOAT6015 (U.K. 2009)
“Relix’s Best Of The New” on front cover
“Very Best Of The Relix Years” on CDs
Confusingly, the front cover is the same as the front cover of another New Riders compilation album, also titled “Relix's Best Of The New”.
John Dawson – guitar, vocals on Before Time Began, Live On Stage, Keep On Keepin' On, Midnight Moonlight and Live In Japan
David Nelson – guitar, vocals on Before Time Began and Live On Stage
Rusty Gauthier – guitar, dobro, lap steel guitar, fiddle, mandolin, banjo, vocals on Keep On Keepin' On, Midnight Moonlight and Live In Japan
Gary Vogensen – guitar, vocals on Keep On Keepin' On, Midnight Moonlight and Live In Japan
Jerry Garcia – pedal steel guitar, vocals on Before Time Began
Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar on Live On Stage
Phil Lesh – bass on Before Time Began
Skip Battin – bass, vocals on Live On Stage
Michael White – bass on Keep On Keepin' On
Fred Campbell – bass on Midnight Moonlight
Mickey Hart – drums on Before Time Began
Spencer Dryden – drums on Live On Stage
Greg Lagardo – drums on Keep On Keepin' On
Disc 1:
Tracks 01-10 = from “Live On Stage”
Tracks 11-15 = from “Keep On Keepin’ On”
Disc 2:
Tracks 01-05 = from “Keep On Keepin’ On”
Tracks 06-11 = from “Before Time Began”
Tracks 12-16 = from “Midnight Moonlight”
Tracks 17-18 from “Live In Japan”
Disc 1
1. Panama Red (3:20)
2. Little Old Lady (3:13)
3. Instant Armadillo Blues (5:20)
4. Henry (4:54)
5. Glendale Train (5:28)
6. Nadine (6:27)
7. Singing Cowboy (4:45)
8. Take A Letter Maria (5:15)
9. I Will Never Make You Blue (4:08)
10. La Bamba (4:52)
11. Keep On Keepin' On (3:35)
12. Now I Call It Love (2:46)
13. It's O.K. To Cry (3:18)
14. Bounty Hunter (4:02)
15. Barbaric Splendor (3:21)
Disc 2
1. Señorita (3:01)
2. Night Of The Living Lonely (2:57)
3. Rancher's Daughter (3:02)
4. Big Ed (3:17)
5. Friend Of The Devil (3:36)
6. Henry (3:34)
7. All I Ever Wanted (4:24)
8. Last Lonely Eagle (4:43)
9. Cecilia (4:03)
10. Garden Of Eden (3:04)
11. Superman (2:15)
12. Charlie's Garden (3:24)
13. Ballad Of The Deportees (3:21)
14. Taking It Hard (4:30)
15. Change In The Weather (4:12)
16. Diesel On My Tail (3:05)
17. Early In The Morning (9:51)
18. Ripple (6:23)
Artwork Included (front, back, CDs)
https://workupload.com/file/L6q37ewGLpa
Linda Ronstadt – For Country Lovers
Capitol SL-8148 (USA 1981)
1. A1 I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You) (2:46)
2. A2 It Doesn't Matter Anymore (3:26)
3. A3 Crazy Arms (3:33)
4. A4 The Only Mama That'll Walk The Line (2:25)
5. A5 I Fall To Pieces (3:10)
6. B1 When Will I Be Loved (2:04)
7. B2 Willin' (3:02)
8. B3 I Still Miss Someone (2:42)
9. B4 Silver Threads And Golden Needles (2:24)
10. B5 Long Long Time (4:23)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://workupload.com/file/6XHKeN5g8Sq
Gaius said:
Some Gospel music on this Good Friday:
The Jones Sisters (USA) - People get ready, 1970
https://www.imagenetz.de/qBNwN
Gaius said:
And some of my psychedelic monsters from times long forgotten. The Cedars, sometimes called The Sea-ders. This is a band from Lebanon and from a time when this now dark area was something like the Suisse of the Middle East. The music reminds me at lot at the US-Kaleidoscope:
Listen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvoOXW_JADk
Get it:
The Cedars [Sea-ders] (Lebanon) – The Sea-ders 1968, rem. 2008
https://www.imagenetz.de/rq8fx
@Mike M
Here we go again, put away your lemonade, cause it's time to swing!!!
Sidney Bechet - 1949 Vol. 3 {CC, 1223}
https://krakenfiles.com/view/M5xPdbfrQh/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/release/15256351-Sidney-Bechet-1949-Vol-3
Sidney Bechet - 1950-1951 (2003, Chronological Classics)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/1FWErLsbCY/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/release/14269738-Sidney-Bechet-1950-1951
Sidney Bechet - 1951-1952 {CC, 1358}
https://krakenfiles.com/view/QUT8OqroaS/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/release/15256777-Sidney-Bechet-1951-1952
"Ballin' The Jack"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBOfldtErcw
Gaius said:
And some nice, melodic Indie Rock from Washington, D.C.
Cedars (USA) - Another Season, 2006
https://www.imagenetz.de/h6ojZ
@ JWDen
Yes I agree re. the Jazz Chronological Classics and I am missing Vin's posts too.
One of the good things about his posts was that he knew what had been previously posted by Tads44, and he was thus avoiding repeating the same titles.
Missing you Vin. Thanks for all your posts.
Thanks Any T. for the Black Crowes. Very nice.
Mark (NY) 45rpm re-up on request
Track List
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com/2022/03/mark-ny-45rpm.html
Download only
https://workupload.com/file/kSjNxENB6C4
yesterday's request from Skinny The Snide
Graham Day & The Galoers - Triple Distilled & Soundtrack To The Daily Grind
https://krakenfiles.com/view/utTWaSttDb/file.html
More Easy Tempo Remix Madness. This one is more downtempo
I lost ths in a hard drive crash and it was very elusive to replace (A reminder to back up your files folks)
I ripped this from YouTube
Easy Tempo Experience (Are You Experienced ) (1998)
https://www.discogs.com/release/353869-Various-Easy-Tempo-Experience-Are-You-Experienced-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zELbJbYLPxA&list=RDzELbJbYLPxA&start_radio=1&rv=zELbJbYLPxA&t=317
A1. Mario Migliardi - Splowg's (BNX Remix)
A2. Piero Piccioni - Magic (We Are Experienced Mix) Remix – Kid Loco
B1. Berto Pisano - Kill Them All (The Killadilla Mix) Remix – Raw Deal
B2. Piero Umiliani - Genova P.zza De Ferrari (Astronaughty Mix)
C1. Lesiman - Colloquio (Beanfield Remix)
C2. Guido And Maurizio De Angelis - Gangster Story (Hibiki R.A. Miz)
D1. Berto Pisano - To Jean (Edda's Trippin' Mix) Remix - Gak Sato
D2. Piero Umiliani - Motore A Toni (Trumple Mix)
Thanks to Chekmate 99 @320
https://krakenfiles.com/view/PXka4ATlLA/file.html
More garage goodies from The Courettes, Their first release
The Courettes - Go! Go! Go! https://youtu.be/c_lo6XCfB60
Here Are The Courettes (2015)
https://www.discogs.com/release/7250724-The-Courettes-Here-Are-The-Courettes
A1. I've Been Walking
A2. Go! Go! Go!
A3. Money Blind
A4. The Boy I Love
B1. Push It Too Hard
B2. I Wanna Be Your Yoko Ono
B3. Shiver!
B4. We Are Gonna Die
Thanks to the original sharer @320
https://krakenfiles.com/view/4QTnylFJvU/file.html
Production tricks, and music that is hard to categorize - the American market tried to sell it as a dance record via the hully-gully, the twist, and the every popular shimmy. But the truth is ....it's absolutely nuts and unique. Totally instrumental, but with back up zoom-zoom vocals and rapid strings. Or is it an early electronic keyboard or engineering wizardry?
Michel Legrand - Archi-Cordes (1964) (2001 cd)
https://www.discogs.com/release/5669201-Michel-Legrand-Archi-cordes-Di-gue-ding-ding-Danse
Michel Legrand - Di-gue-ding-ding https://youtu.be/9t0bVw0dzMk
1. Di-gue-ding-ding
2. Noix De Coco
3. Orange Blossom Special
4. Come Ray And Come Charles
5. Hi Girls !
6. Manhattan Stroll
7. Alcatraz
8. Da-we-da
9. Monkey Business
10. Come Ride With Me
11. Motor City
12. Bandol
13. Salut Les Cobayes !
14. Diminuando
15. Twist Bop
Thank to the original sharer @320
https://krakenfiles.com/view/VzbeqP21Mg/file.html
Prince - Acoustic mp3
https://we.tl/t-QLbxdxxQeS
REM Unplugged
https://we.tl/t-fLs3f63U3l
Renaissance - Unplugged Live At The Academy Of Music Philadelphia, PA
https://we.tl/t-bbVJHfmQ5S
Bucephalus
Dylan & Dead rehearsals.
Part two: CDs 4-6
https://workupload.com/file/4erYHNCxJEX
Rank Stranger
I wonder, can anyone help me with Birmingham Sound: The Soul Of Neal Hemphill, Volume 2?
https://www.discogs.com/release/12891780-Various-Birmingham-Sound-The-Soul-Of-Neal-Hemphill-Vol-2
Thanks and happy Easter everyone!
Rob
wally k said
Some more good Soul this time with selection from
LARRY BIRDSONG SELECTION CD.
https://www.imagenetz.de/DtmyF
and 3 more...
Bluebeat 45s Vol 22, 23, 24
https://www.imagenetz.de/Njx2Z
@Rank Stranger
Thank you VERY much for th Dead/Dylan rehersal. Happy easter!
@JWDen
This will be the last thing I write, in the larval and immature game of "Chronological Jazz".
It includes over a thousand titles in the series that have been published so far. If Vin had complete, that would mean he would get to post them for a little over three years. That Vin has exclusive rights to the entire early jazz era is a joke, that he would have exclusive rights to the Classics releases is bullshit. That Vin also has the guts to get hysterical and call me enevetive and call me various things, just because I fulfilled a member's wish for a specific artist (which Vin didn't seem to share).
My intention is not to take Vin's job (which I clearly wrote to Vin, to which he did not respond). Since there is interest among the members in this large series, and I have almost a complete series, is it reasonable that both Vin and I share? Or is the shoe pinching that he wants to be alone in sharing this?
Vin should grow up, he doesn't own jazz history, there are plenty of rooms we both share at the same time. In addition, I told Tad44 already last spring, that I could contribute because I had so many. But he suddenly disappeared.
I, too, miss Vin's Chronological Classics posts.
Much appreciated.
All the best, Vin
Free Friday Films brings you one middle schooler's epic zombie flick with
PATHOGEN
Professionally-made films can be amazing, breathtaking works of art, or they can be boring, plodding disasters you regret every second of. Amateur films, on the other hand, are always interesting, even when (and usually because) they are terrible. B-Movie icon Ed Wood’s films are still compelling today not because they’re bad, but because they’re bad in such a distinct and unique way, which is actually what makes them good. We might laugh at something he meant sincerely, but it’s that irreplaceable sincerity that makes us laugh and care decades later.
Consider, then, the case of Emily Hagins, whose low-budget, amateur zombie horror flick carries an even better excuse than anything Ed Wood could have come up with: she was twelve years old when she wrote and directed this debut feature. Yeah, that’s right- twelve years old. If context matters, then this context is everything- every messy shot, every mistake, every stiff piece of dialogue, it all stems from a 12-year-old’s labor of love. And not just her love, for Pathogen clearly took a village to complete, and everyone- kids, adults, old ladies, neighbors, and more- are involved in this project to help this tween see her vision realized. Such passion is as rare and infectious as the bacteria that turns people into zombies in this fun and bloody romp through a Texas suburb.
There’s not a lot of point in discussing the story, which, such as it is, is one kid’s regurgitation of all the horror flicks she clearly has been binging on for god-knows-how-many years now. A clumsy janitorial accident sends a dangerous bacteria sample into the local water supply, turning everyone into zombies. A few middle schoolers start to figure it out, while news reports (“hey, dad, wanna play a newscaster in my movie?”) peppered throughout the film provide us with updates on how the virus is spreading. What’s crazy is, despite the fact that everything in this film is predictable and- you know, amateurish- Miz Hagins manages to make it all compelling. And, as anyone who has ever attempted a novel or screenplay knows, it’s downright impressive that she even had the wherewithal to write, direct, shoot, and edit the whole thing in the first place.
But there are tons of inadvertently memorable moments, too- like the kid in the background of the hospital waiting room scene where our two stars are having an important discussion about the disease. I have no idea what that kid was doing behind them- rubbing a piece of rubber all over his nose, apparently- but I’m pretty sure that wasn’t part of the script. Moments like these are precious gems that make a movie like Pathogen fun to watch; you may not come out as a fan of the film, but you’ll definitely end up being a fan of Emily Hagins.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2023/04/07/pathogen/comment-page-1/#comment-344
is it [possible to download the books from the 2nd installment on google drive all at once or must they be downloaded individually? thanks for the incredible library of the offbeat. only by knowing the weird can you understand how the norm became ridiculous.
Hello friends,
Anyone have LUTHER RUSSELL albums?
https://lutherrussell.bandcamp.com
Thanks in advance!
Junne
@Ramone666 - thanks for that tip- I love hearing about new artists people are excited about. In that vein, I just went to see this wonderful Colombian group this week and their live show was even better than their already-amazing albums! This is the future of latin music!
Meridian Brothers & El Grupo Renacimiento
https://filecrypt.co/Container/43F31650C8.html
here's their previous album:
https://filecrypt.co/Container/28A6E457F9.html
and here's a recent performance you can watch if you need a taste:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg1qzVp6EUs
"Awake, My Soul: The Story of the Sacred Harp is a 2006 documentary film directed by Matt and Erica Hinton, and narrated by Jim Lauderdale. It follows the folk tradition of Sacred Harp singing, a type of shape-note singing, kept alive by amateur singers in the rural American South."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awake,_My_Soul:_The_Story_of_the_Sacred_Harp
"Sacred Harp “singings” are not performances. There are no rehearsals and no separate seats for an audience. Every singing is a unique and self-sufficient event with a different group of assembled participants. The singers sit in a hollow square formation with one voice part on each side, all facing inwards so we can see and hear each other. However, visitors are always welcome to sit anywhere in the room and participate as listeners."
https://fasola.org/
I have a lot of Scared Harp albums and random mp3s. If any one is interested I'd be happy to share.
Part 1: https://krakenfiles.com/view/xTSSf1vPUp/file.html
Part 2: https://krakenfiles.com/view/XWKHqA7R9n/file.html
-Rick
@Aaron Vincent
As a former math teacher, I can tell you’re no mathematician. If the Chron series contains about 950 titles & 3 were posted each day, the series could be completed in 10 months. (Over 3 years!!??) If you were my student in my class, you’d receive an F.
Why do we need to read every Aaron Vincent abrasive temper tantrum? People who are offended by Aaron Vincent's juvenile posts (many of us) have had our responses to him curated, but he is just allowed to rave on. His position is that anyone who put off by his manners are "Old Men" who should just die, or young men who should "grow up" (so they can die?).
He's a mean, thin-skinned guy. I don't understand why he is given a pass.
@Rank Stranger
Thanks alot for Dylan & The Dead my friend! Happy Easter
@Koukouleika
Thanks for the Graham Day albums. Very much appreciated!
Best,
Skinny The Snide
Re: Allen Bunn (aka Tarheel Slim)
One little known fact about Bunn is that he managed the doo wop group The Wheels (aka the Federals) during their period recording for the Premium label. Their most iconic record, My Heart's Desire, was on Premium and Bunn took the lead with the group on the flip side, "Let's Have A Ball", one of the most exciting up tempo vocal group sides ever. Bunn wrote it as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDRE2GDvvQ8
@Anonymous Steve
You have absolutely right, my math was wrong there, thanks!
@Mr. Mister
Sadly you seem to have more than one broken wing, I will off course not response to your infantile post, it's just childish.
@The Masaccio of Gonzo
Many Many thanks for the re-up of the 2nd installment of literature! Very much appreciated. Lots of great stuff there! Thanks again.
GW
@Mister Movie Club:
and thank you for the tip re. Meridian Brothers & El Grupo Renacimiento!
Hey Gang. Looking for music by Poobah.
Thanks in advance.
Pancho
Nothing can beat the silliness of old age! Everybody knows who is meant! i used to think that catfights (in German "Zickenkrieg") were women's business... wrong thought!
I am amazed at the bitching and back-biting going on here. People throwing their toys out of the pram left, right and centre. This great blog deserves better and certainly warrants more respect from the cretins who post such self-righteous bile. My advice would be to fuck off back to the kindergarten and leave the real music buffs in peace.
My Applaus!
Hello , i'm looking for the A-Bones - daddy wants a cold beer , The Down and Outs - ape hanger and singles , and the 1 2 5 from Netherlands , LP on misty lane records . Anyone ?
Thanks in advance.
Ian Matthews
There is a new Matthews Southern Comfort album
https://www.bluestownmusic.nl/new-release-matthews-southern-comfort-the-woodstock-album/
Available at your favourite "new release" site.
G.
How do you not let people get under your skin?
Choose how you respond to them. Don’t react.
You’re reacting when you let your emotional inner child take over as the driver of your life.
Most of us react to things without thinking. It’s instinctive.
But often our reactions don’t benefit us, or the other person either.
They get in our way.
Someone says something that bothers us, we react with annoyance without thought..
Reactions are driven by instincts and emotions.
They’re immediate, unconscious.
They don’t give balanced thought to the long term impact of what you do or say.
Responses, on the other hand, are chosen.
They’re determined by your more rational, higher adult Self.
Not hijacked by your emotional inner child.
Stop giving your energy away.
Stop and think before you send that post
Chill out
As Ringo often says "Peace"
Is Zinhof gone for good?
Dear Man From Mordor. I second that emotion. Recently, I had a go at those "girls" who snipe at the Swedish bloke. Unfortunately, he cannot seem to just let things pass without entering into a diatribe. Aaron Vincent, no one cares what you feel. You have to stop ranting and others will stop revving you up in turn. Just post your music and stop trying to read between the lines. Narcissism is not a many splendored thing and people are past becoming sick of all this nonsense.
Does anyone have Soft Machine "Milestones" for offer please? I believe it was only released in The Netherlands. Thankyou, Rowan.
ATTN - Aaron Vincent said...
@Mike M -Here we go again, put away your lemonade, cause it's time to swing!!!
Thanks for S Bechet 1949-3, 1950-53 and 1951-52
Cheers,
Mike M
Mister Movie Club
Can I suggest that if you wish to advertise a group you do not use filecrypt as its a temperamental son of a M/F that will come up 'not found' under the wrong conditions (presumably a configurable setting that reacts to privacy add-ons in its set up).
On some sites it works fine and on others it doesn't work at all. So perhaps you would be so kind as to post the actual links please?
Man From Mordor
I have a spreadsheet filter that strips the links out of this thread in order that I no longer have to read the comments which I tend to use 95% of the time. It also restrains me from indulging in a bit of mischievous trolling of my own (I do enjoy a bit of sport on the quiet but its not something that should become a habit at least not on music blogs). I then have an add-on that batch loads the link into my browser so that I can download those I want quickly and not linger on the thread.
I only stopped here tonight because the filecrypt links were not working for me.
Thing is its always been much the same with this thread. Its just these days there are that many fewer posts that the noise on it seems that much louder. So many, and some fine contributors amongst them, have been put off by all the gratuitous outbursts. It's a great shame.
PS In many ways this thread is the kindergarten. Certainly I don't know any other blogs where the noise is a constant...
@ RiCK SAUNDERS said...
"Awake, My Soul: The Story of the Sacred Harp is a 2006 documentary film directed by Matt and Erica Hinton, and narrated by Jim Lauderdale. It follows the folk tradition of Sacred Harp singing, a type of shape-note singing, kept alive by amateur singers in the rural American South."
This is exactly the sort of sharing that make this site an invaluable source for music lovers of all genres. Thank you Rick Saunders.
It is such a shame that certain petulant individuals who visit here cannot stop themselves from force feeding the rest of us with their gripes groans and prejudices. Share the music. Spare the commentary. Keep The Peace.
Bob
Thanks, Bob! Glad you liked the Sacred Harp stuff!
@The Masaccio of Gonzo I really enjoy your books, wonderful reading. But... I missed the 3rd installment of ebooks. Vacation with my wife, so no laptop with me! Is there a possibility that you could upload the 3rd on Google Drive in a future? Would really appreciate it.
@The Masaccio of Gonzo I really enjoy your books, wonderful reading. But... I missed the 3rd installment of ebooks. Vacation with my wife, so no laptop with me! Is there a possibility that you could upload the 3rd on Google Drive in a future? Would really appreciate it.
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