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I haven't heard his work on Murray Street, though I'd like to. As for his solo material I am a fan of Eureka/Insignificance and well as the ep Halfway to a Threeway. The record I love, Bad Timing.

http://bp1.blogger.com/_7ygapSLouZ0/SFAP6M...tmanonearth.jpg great record.... It

Shee, you're right. Both are fine tracks. They're all bleedin' together. Funny, they couldn't be more different.

This has the classic 'I Dreamed of Richard Pryor' on it, yes ?

'Every Night' was my introduction to Chris ten or so years ago. I liked it then, but haven't listened to it in quite some time. That said, I agree, his later records were much better. Kiss It Goodbye especially.

I agree with the generic 'indie' comment. The last track is the only one that remotely sounds like the ep or s/t release.

Saw'em again last Friday night In Portland at the Doug Fir. (Great venue by the way). Once again, they did not disappoint. NOT TO BE MISSED. I posted this in another thread if anyone's interested. Have you heard this ? http://philspector.files.wordpress.com/200...leeet-foxes.jpg 2006 self-titled 6 track ep. 1. She Got Dressed 2. In The Hot, Hot Rays 3. Anyone Who

Another great "unknown" British psyche band from the mid to late 60's. I have maybe 25 songs of theirs all culled from different sources. I remember reading on the GbV board that these guys were a HUGE influence on Robert Pollard.

...love Chris Mills. If memory serves Glenn K. played on Every Night Fight For your Life.

For fans of the Fleet Foxes >>> Have you heard this ? http://philspector.files.wordpress.com/200...leeet-foxes.jpg 2006 self-titled 6 track ep. 1. She Got Dressed 2. In The Hot, Hot Rays 3. Anyone Who

drive-by truckers - brighter than creation's dark fleet foxes - fleet foxes robert pollard - is off to business the tallest man on earth - shallow grave sun kil moon - april hayden - in field and town the dexateens - lost and found chris mills - living in the aftermath aimee mann - smilers beck - modern guilt jonny greenwood - there will be blood - OST brett cash - how will i know if i'm awake

If you look at my year to year list on page 1 , check out 2007. (Her vs The Sad Cold....)I have everything Dean's ever recorded....and yes, Euridice Proudhon is pretty effin great. I have a Best Of' (30 songs) in 35 minutes I put together early last year I can put up if anyone's interested. EDIT- Dean Wells writes all the songs, records on a 4-track and plays all the instruments. He's released (if you can call it that) 8-9 EP's, 7-8 full lengths. This collection of 30 songs is culled from Euridice Proudhon, Her Versus the Sad Cold Eventually & The Sleeved and Grandaughters of the B

Nice picks....and I thought "I" was a GbV fan. Way to sneak in the very underrated Keene Bros as well.

YEAR ARTIST RECORD 1959 Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue 1960 John Coltrane - Giant Steps 1961 Oliver Nelson - Blues & The Abstract Truth 1962 Frank Sinatra - Neil Hefti Swingin Brass 1963 Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' 1964 The Beatles - Meet The Beatles 1965 Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home 1966 Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde 1967 The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's 1968 The Byrds - Sweetheart of The Rodeo 1969 The Beatles - Abbey Road 1970 Nick Drake - Bryter Layter 1971 Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers 1972 Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St 1973 Elton John - Don't Shoot Me I'm Only

Curt Flood - Joe Henry - Fuse Cause We've Ended As Lovers - Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow Portrait of Jan with Flowers - Bill Nelson - Love That Whirls Sleepwalk - Santo & Johnny Introduction - Nick Drake -Bryter Layter Dreamt of light years in the belly of the Mountain - Sparklehorse Sandusky - UT Country Rag - Dylan - Nashville Skyline

Ida's You Are My Flower from 1998 is another. Sweet record with Dan Littleton & Elizabeth http://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Flower-Eliza...317&sr=1-15

Here are the aforementioned tracks. Enjoy ! http://www.mediafire.com/?myzpdtlgk5q

One of the best live shows (last month in SF) I've seen in some time. Not long on histrionics, just seamless playing and singing. I'll be @ The Doug Fir in Portland at the end of this month.

Pink Moon Which Will Parasite I can post'em here later tonight -

Singing Bones is a great record as well.

I've been a fan since the release of At Dawn. This record is a downright embarrassment.

CDTC = beautiful record that sounds like it could've been recorded many years ago. (see 4-track related artists) OEND = very good and a strong follow-up but doesn't quite reach the depth of the debut. SDOG = material wasn't as strong as the first two records.

U2 covering All Along The Watchtower

Thanks-

Thanks for the response. I've been waiting patiently since the release of 'Month of Sundays' which is a outstanding record IMO. (especially if you're a fan of the major7th) Have you heard the demos or the new material at their shows ? - PaL