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How is that? I've only heard his first solo album (MacDougal Blues).

I keep thinking of more: "Back to the Ukrane" - Shrimp Boat "Yanqui Go Home" - Camper Van Beethoven "Toc" - Tom Z

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Thanks! I appreciate the listen and the feedback. This one is getting a lot better response than I expected it to. (Not just here, but elsewhere, as well.)

Met the guy at a NAMM show when I was 16. He went out of his way to be nice to me; gave me some good guitar advice and was just a generally good guy. It's cool when stuff like that happens.

Happy (belated) birthday! Hope it was great.

Iron Maiden - "Losfer Words"

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Thanks for listening, Matt. I appreciate the honest feedback. I really wasn't planning on recording this tune this weekend, it just kinda happened. I, myself, kinda feel the same way as you do. But I also think it's a fun little ditty. We'll see where it fits on the record.

Time for me to post a new Hop On Pop recording... "Sheila of the Worms" Thanks for listening and for the feedback. And, of course, for your patience. Also, a note: For those of you who have not yet heard any of my songs for this new album... this one sounds nothing like anything else that is going to be on there. There's a reason I'm calling the album Mixtape.

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They've been around for a long, long time. Per AMG... And they're really pretty good. One of those bands -- like Dexy's Midnight Runners -- that are known for only one song, but who have a cult following a lot bigger and a history a lot richer than most would have known.

Last 20: Abrindo As Urnas - Tom Z

So... to resurrect an old thread: Still haven't picked up Back to the Cat, but I just bought As Above, So Below for $0.01. Pretty psyched about that one. AMG review:

Hey Phil, I'm gonna be out of town this weekend (doing some recording in WI), but have a great show! And, is that Barry Adamson in your avatar?

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Per my post above: I imagine that, once artists become established enough, they can completely bypass the whole label thing, set up their own sites, and draw enough listeners there that they can get advertisers, themselves. i.e.: U2 could stream their entire album for free, at their own site. It's be nothing for listeners to hear and the band could make money from their recordings from the advertisers on their streaming site. (Helping render the piracy/free DL argument a moot point). Unknown artists (like me) could still rely on the power of radio, touring, and hosting sites (the new vers

A site that I am on has a pay-for-play program that I've bought into. If I remember correctly, I had a pathetic thread on here some time ago, where I asked you to check it out. Nonetheless, I can see the industry moving into some sort of form of that model. Radio will still exist, of course, but there will be more and more niche sites sprouting up that are some sort of label/radio hybrid... that sign artists, and pay them per listener per day. It'll be free to the listener, but they will make their $ from advertising. And they will market to niche listeners -- indie. I imagine that the maj

Whaddyathink?

Yes it does, and yes it is.

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I heard his only (semi) hit on the radio this morning -- "Oh, Daddy" -- which is what inspired the thread. But it's not from either of those albums, it's from Young Lions, which came out a couple of years later (1991 or something like that).

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He also played with David Bowie and King Crimson and The Bears and quite a few others.