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at first i thought you were referring to the Swervedriver EP. and i should read the entire thread before responding.

Airiel is pretty good for current stuff. for older stuff, i'd suggest Ride, or Lush.

here's my review of the Kills/Horrors show: http://www.gigwise.com/reviews/live/50821/...adise-Boston-MA Kills a Horrors shot:

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they were on tour together last year. i like J better.

no love for 'nefarious'? 'and now your teeth are all red and there's a little bit about you i don't wanna know' classic.

who did the original? i didn't know it was a cover. GCT is their best record. greatness abounds.

_breakfast on the beach of deception_ kinda spans those two..._The Insect God_ is also pretty good. i didn't like Lisher's solo record at all.

Greg Lisher! and Chris Pedersen is a fantastic drummer too.

GILMOUR not GILMORE now i feel better.

_Dreamtime_ is a ton better than _Sonic Temple_...if you've not heard that one, seek it out.

great calls...excellent teams.

donald 'buck dharma' roeser [blue oyster cult]- crafts the finest solos ever...listen to 'last days of may' and tell me i'm wrong jon mcgeoch [magazine, siouxsie/banshees, public image] - woefully underrated player...best of the 80s? maybe. john fahey - singlehandedly created the new primitive america genre. amazingly skillful, and not afraid to do new things. marc ribot [tom waits, elvis costello, robert plant, john zorn, solo] - master of all styles, incredibly skilled wrt to melody and emotion. thurston moore/lee renaldo [sonic youth] - impossible to credit one and not the other...revolu

for me, RR is all about "Pink Steam." best song on it, no question in my mind.

are you gay? i've become a casual acquaintance w/ drummer Tim Morse; good guy.

Almost any song by The Frogs.

'we're gonna kill the california girls' - Sonic Youth "Expressway To Your Skull"

my guess is that they will hit New England on the tail end of whatever European shows they do.

Smog - Be Hit

'grandpa pissed his pants again/he don't give a damn' - warren zevon, play it all night long

you're tripping, aren't you?

'Pearl of the Quarter' was my immediate choice.

i readily admit i've changed my opinions about music before, and sometimes it takes multiple instances for something to sink in. but not this time. np: Butthole Surfers - Rembrandt Pussyhorse [now *this* is psychedelic music.]

there's more noodles in 'dark star' than yr average chinese restaurant. seriously, garcia and weir's playing just doesn't appeal to me. on the fillmore '71 version i am currently listeining to, it only catches my interest in the ~9 to 10:30 minute mark area...otherwise there's way too much wool gathering to hold any interest at all. i'll take a crack at 'drums > space' from dick's picks vol 21 next, but i don't have high hopes. agreed that as a pigeonhole, 'psychedelic' has been the most abused term outside of 'indie' but for me there are still clear properties. i would consider th