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The Hollies - 30th Anniversary Collection King Missile - Mystical Shit & Fluting On the Hump Thin Lizzy - The Definitive Collection Robert Plant and Allison Krause - Raising Sand

Oops. Sorry. Wrong album. List fixed.

Wire - Pink Flag Television - Marquee Moon The Clash - The Clash Ramones - Ramones Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks De La Soul - 3 Ft. High and Rising Roxy Music - Roxy Music Talking Heads - Talking Heads '77 Joe Pisapia - Daydreams Liz Phair - Exile In Guyville Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left Son Volt - Trace Uncle Tupelo - No Depression Flying Burrito Brothers - Guilded Palace Of Sin The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man Stone Roses - Stone Roses Richard Hell & The Voidoids - Blank Generation Big Star - #1 Record Cheap Trick - Cheap Trick Velvet Underground & Nico - Velvet Underground &a

Richard & Linda's kid is pretty amazing, himself. I'm giving a first listen to his newest album (Up Front & Down Low) right now, and damn if he don't sound like an old country soul from Texas or Nashville instead of a kid from Northern Britain. Anyone else have this/heard it? Opinions? (I did a search and found nothing.)

Meat Puppets or, maybe... Bob Mould

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique Pat DiNizio - Songs and Sounds The Redwalls - de Nova Jimmy Cliff - The Harder They Come (OST) Richard Hell - Destiny Street

The Appalachian thing is not as strong on Cavale as it is on the rest of the records, but they do a few Carter Family covers on the box set. And, if the Appalachian thing is what you're looking for, you'll dig Speckly with the biggest shovel.

Start with Cavale and work your way back, chronologically. If you start with the Some Biscuit+Daylight Savings disc, you will not be happy.

Dream opener would be... ME!!! But barring that, I would love to see Jay Farrar or Son Volt. And then, let the magic continue with a full-on UT reunion!

I bought it as a single disc

Mine changes pretty much daily, but for now (in no particular order): Beach Boys - Pet Sounds Beatles - Revolver Wire - Pink Flag John Cale - Paris, 1919 Brian Eno - Another Green Day Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea Tom Z

Without E.B. I would not know what ambergris is.

Fickerson? Also from Obner/CMJ? Hey! And, I don't remember if I put up a pic of me or not. I'll assume that I did.

I don't have the doc channel, so I had no idea. And, is that Donald Sutherland that I see on the Little Murders poster, too?

Pray tell... what's it about?

Always been a Murmur and Reckoning guy, myself.

Okay, so the thead is already a joke. Next caller, please... And, I don't think that I want to know about your pick Lou!

Yeah. First one you dance to. Any tunes being bantered about by you and your fiance

"Speckled Egg"? You referring to "Speckly"? Yeah, I grabbed that, too when AUM reissued it. I think that with the new reissues that I mentioned in the first post in this thread, that my SB collection (minus the offshoot bands) is now complete. I do need to pick up a few more TSAC records as well as the second Falstaff record. I am such a freak about them and I take a lot of crap about that at another board where I post. Oh well. Louie: You know about The Flavor Channel? Another Chicago band that you may like.

My iTunes shuffle. Also, various stations here: www.iacmusic.com In particular, my station: www.iacmusic.com/thegoodstuff

Have it. Love it!

My wife is so cool. We both agreed on: "You're the One For Me" by Jonathan Richman How about you?

Absolutely. And also a very strong Appalatcian (sp?) folk/country influence too, in some of the tunes.

My 6- and 8-year-old boys were walking around all weekend; one would ask: "Are we not men?" The other would reply: "We are DEVO!!!" I'm either raising them very, very right, or very, very wrong. So much better than the general public gives them credit for. And yeah, they do belong in the HOF.

The Wonderful, Horrible Life Of Leni Riefenstahl Ms. Riefenstahl created 2 of the most artistically important films in history, that just happened to be Nazi propaganda — Triumph Of the Will and Olympiad. An examination of the life and politics of a true artist with questionable motives. It's a 4-hour documentary that is nonetheless immenently watchable (with an intermission). Includes interviews with a 92-year-old Leni, herself. Yeux Sans Visage (Eyes Without a Face) A creepy, creepy B&W horror film from the early 60's that is shockingly grisly for the time. But mostly, it's creepy an