PopTodd

Hellz. to the YES!

Congratulations, Lammy!

Bucktown around the same time. I met my wife in the early 90s at a bar in Bucktown -- Danny's. Good times.

THE MCKINLEYS http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb08ciwBT2AYdKBH3nXLE-iTZfk7dyVKo&feature=mh_lolz Obscure 60's sister group. "Sweet and Tender Romance" has a killer Jimmy Page guitar solo.

There's a whole series of short books about the makings of classic albums: a book for each album. http://333sound.com/33-13-series/ Always adding new ones, but the Murmur book was (I think) one of the first. http://www.amazon.com/R-E-M-s-Murmur-33-1-3/dp/0826416721/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391620066&sr=8-1&keywords=33+Murmur Check it.

Their IRS years are unfuckwithable. A HS friend of mine wrote the 33-1/3 book about Murmur. Haven't picked it up yet, but I really should.

Just picked that up, myself. Digging it.

Found a total of 5 songs on YouTube. Compiled into a playlist and will share it with you. Because I gotta share the love. Still looking for more, though. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb08ciwBT2AYdKBH3nXLE-iTZfk7dyVKo Oh yes, and there are 2 more songs on Spotify that are not on YouTube: https://play.spotify.com/album/3VBpdmOrYOatVVw49gdgK8 Gotta see if there is any way to get those songs off of that service.

Thanks! I'm particularly proud of the 9-part guitar harmony.

It's a new song that I just released. I'm just doing this music thing, song by song now. Something will become an album when it's full enough. This is song #2 for this one. http://hoponpop.bandcamp.com/track/spinning-standing-still I hope that you check it out and that you like it. Or, even that you just check it out. A lot of damn work went into it. Thanks for humoring me!

St. Louis: I'll see you FRIDAY!

Brinsley Schwarz I would love to see this one.