rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
One of my favorite Neil Young songs!robin a said:Neil Young - Like a Hurricane -gettin mentally prepared for the season......Robin
But I have wide musical interests:
Siouxsie And The Banshees(LOUD!--good for headphones or the neighbors would be complaining!
Rob
enochRoot
a chymist of some repute
radiodread. a compilation of reggae covers of radiohead songs. simply magic!
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
My brother made me a CD of some songs he thought I'd like.
Apparently, my folks found a couple of cassette tapes from way back when, thought the tapes were my brother's and gave them to him.
There are two and my bro. copied them to CD for me because they were mine with all my musical taste at 16 or 17
and he labeled them the same way I had labeled the tapes: "Seduction Mix" and "Gettin' Funky"
Not too horrible until I listened to some of them.
I solemnly swear that I do know better than to associate the Bay City Rollers with the word "Funky" in any other sense than "stinks!"
And I really can't figure out why I thought Canned Heat's "Bullfrog Blues" was seductive.
A laugh from the past except that he's threatening to use them as the sound track for my next birthday party.
I wonder if he remembers that I have a few of his teenage poetic masterpieces?
Rob
Apparently, my folks found a couple of cassette tapes from way back when, thought the tapes were my brother's and gave them to him.
There are two and my bro. copied them to CD for me because they were mine with all my musical taste at 16 or 17
Not too horrible until I listened to some of them.
I solemnly swear that I do know better than to associate the Bay City Rollers with the word "Funky" in any other sense than "stinks!"
And I really can't figure out why I thought Canned Heat's "Bullfrog Blues" was seductive.
A laugh from the past except that he's threatening to use them as the sound track for my next birthday party.
I wonder if he remembers that I have a few of his teenage poetic masterpieces?
Rob
MadMan2k
Well-known
Eazy E - Real [M.F.]'in G's
Rico
Well-known
"Love You Inside Out", BeeGees
alan davus
Well-known
Robert Schumann's, Scenes from Goethe's Faust.
DMG
waiting for friday
Holly Golightly
amateriat
We're all light!
So...I was recalling a conversation with someone about Paul Simon's "Kodachrome", while I was downloading Beck's Odelay from the iTunes store (haven't bought too much music this way, but I can see the habit-forming aspects of it), and I got the warped idea of re-writing "Kodachrome" from a more...edgy perspective. Being up too late, getting over a bad cold, and having a few cold ones...well, there's my list of excuses...
There's a guy we've heard of
Who grabbed his cameras
Took off to places
That we hardly know
Throughout the country
Along the back roads
The sleepy townships
Is where he'd go
Keeping his tools
Strictly elemental
Two rangefinders
And some Kodachrome
Color so right
Not too bright or bland
Give the guy a hand
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
The PJs drive by
Seeking something to see
Toting mofo D1s
(Or were they 1Ds?)
They take a few snaps
By the side of the road
Grab a laptop later
And rush to upload
K's just wandering
about in a field
The pace so slow
The pictures so real
And the color's so right
All the light's so real
Goes past what you see
It's a thing you feel
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
...and so on.
Dedicated to KM-25, of course.
(Enough damage done here...off to bed)
- Barrett
There's a guy we've heard of
Who grabbed his cameras
Took off to places
That we hardly know
Throughout the country
Along the back roads
The sleepy townships
Is where he'd go
Keeping his tools
Strictly elemental
Two rangefinders
And some Kodachrome
Color so right
Not too bright or bland
Give the guy a hand
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
The PJs drive by
Seeking something to see
Toting mofo D1s
(Or were they 1Ds?)
They take a few snaps
By the side of the road
Grab a laptop later
And rush to upload
K's just wandering
about in a field
The pace so slow
The pictures so real
And the color's so right
All the light's so real
Goes past what you see
It's a thing you feel
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
Where it's at!
(I got two rangefinders and some Kodachrome)
...and so on.
Dedicated to KM-25, of course.
(Enough damage done here...off to bed)
- Barrett
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MartinP
Veteran
I have just finished listening to the bleeping sound of Tri-X in DDX, with the FotoTimer program on my Palm !
This is unusual because usually I listen to HP5 - changing the soundtrack can be interesting ?
This is unusual because usually I listen to HP5 - changing the soundtrack can be interesting ?
robin a
Well-known
Supertramp.........
Pherdinand
the snow must go on
supertramp's good...
However lately i listen to a lot of front line assembly.
However lately i listen to a lot of front line assembly.
Robert Price
I missed what?
Silence. It truly is golden at my house, and dosen't happen nearly enough.
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
Sandy Denny singing Matty Groves on the Island Remasters edition of
Fairport Convention's groundbreaking 1969 release Liege and Lief.
Chris
Fairport Convention's groundbreaking 1969 release Liege and Lief.
Chris
darkkavenger
Massimiliano Mortillaro
50's - 60's "oldies". Currently, Telstar, by The Tornados
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
She has been a long time favorite of mine!ChrisPlatt said:Sandy Denny singing Matty Groves on the Island Remasters edition of
Fairport Convention's groundbreaking 1969 release Liege and Lief.
Chris
You might want to check out a woman named Maddy Prior and/or the band Steeleye Span. Similarly excellent in my opinion!
Rob
ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
rbiemer said:She has been a long time favorite of mine!
You might want to check out a woman named Maddy Prior and/or the band Steeleye Span. Similarly excellent in my opinion!
Rob
Rob
I have long been a fan of Maddy Prior and Steeleye Span,
another group started by one of Fairport's founders, Ashley Hutchings.
I was fortunate to see them perform live in a rare US appearance
at The Towne Crier Cafe upstate about 15 years ago.
Chris
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
OK, now I'm envious!ChrisPlatt said:Rob
I have long been a fan of Maddy Prior and Steeleye Span,
another group started by one of Fairport's founders, Ashley Hutchings.
I was fortunate to see them perform live in a rare US appearance
at The Towne Crier Cafe upstate about 15 years ago.
Chris
I have a half gig MP3 player loaded with most of what I own of Maddy/Steeleye and Sandy Denny--it 's a life saver at work.
How about Maria McKee?
Rob
Morca007
Matt
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darkkavenger
Massimiliano Mortillaro
Ok, giving out my last.fm profile too : http://www.last.fm/user/darkkavenger/ 
robin a
Well-known
Darkside of the Moon.........LOUD
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