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Harry Nilsson - Pandemonium Shadow Show/Aerial Ballet/Aerial Pandemonium Ballet :worship :worship

Just went back and listened to: "Opi Rides Again" "Yanquee Go Home" After posting in here. And, I'm glad that you got that, too. Have you ever heard Shrimp Boat? (It's Sam Prekop's pre-Sea & Cake band). I think you'd like them if you like that early Camper stuff.

Thanks, Stickman! I tend to think of this as akin to some of those instrumentals that Camper Van Beethoven did on their early records.

It's worth all caps in my book. I saw them twice (both time with Coxon) and they were a brilliant live band. Without Coxon, Blur are nothing. With him, they are one of the best bands in the world.

"God Only Knows"

"Leo Goldberg's 2-Step" The mix leads rework, something fierce. And I'm gonna add some instrumentation, as well. But this is as close to what I played live as you're gonna hear on record. For some reason, despite (or because of) its stupidity, this song was always a live favorite. Once again, thanks for letting me post this here. Mods: if you feel it's inappropriate sharing, please take this down.

Pink Floyd - The Early Singles Dwight Yoakam - dwightyoakamacoustic.net Thin Lizzy - The Definitive Collection Roy Wood - Boulders Essex Green - Everything Is Green One thing: How can they call it "The Definitive Collection" if it doesn't have "Running Back"?

Enjoy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCruefYl3FI

DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!DAMN!

All three of those could have and should have made my list.

Shit! I forgot Hendrix and The Modern Lovers!

This'll take a while. But, in no particular order (just as they come to me):

Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson - Rattlin' Bones Richard Hell - Destiny Street Brinsley Schwarz - Nervous On the Road/The New Favourites Of... D'Angelo - Voodoo

Steve Ison - The Stars Are Never Really Distant XTC - Skylarking Bob Elliott - Simple Machines Sam & Dave - The Very Best Of...

It wasn't the Sydney Kangaroos, although I do believe it was the Kangaroos. And, it was the AFL, with the weird-shaped yellow ball. And it's an awesome game that I have to figure out how to find another broadcast of.

It was on a broadcast channel here in Chicago... one of the new digital channels that I'm picking up now.

"There She Goes" by The La's is pretty simple. Basically just G, C, and D; but that C is actually easier to transition to than a regular C, because it's a C9, which is a much easier transition from the G. HERE is a link to a pretty good overview of how to play it. Let me know if you try it and how it works out.

I think you're right. A friend at another board posted this link for me and it looks like it: http://www.realfooty.com.au/

Not sure which it was, because I am not too familiar with either. I think it was Rugby, but at any rate, I got caught up with a game last night. It was pretty damn cool. Great game. It was the Sydney Kangaroos vs. someone else(?) and I can't tell you much else, except that Sydney was 10 points up and the other team came roaring back. I was kind of picking up some of the rules as the game went on: 1 point for getting the ball over the goal line on either side, 6 points for kicking it over in the small space between another 2 posts. Free kick if a team caught it on the fly inside an area n

Pat DiNizio - Songs and Sounds Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Sessions James Brown - The CD of JB Johnny Cash - American V: A Hundred Highways Souled American - Around the Horn

Try MIDI controllers. That will allow you to change sounds at will.

Tom Waits - Bone Machine Yo La Tengo - Electr-O-Pura Os Mutantes - Mutantes Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline

I was really disappointed with the first Jason Isbell solo record. Especially with the toothless version of "Dress Blues"