oatmealblizzard

everyone of these discs in the series are great

I've heard only volume 1 (the Capsoul label) and this one. They are both fantastic, though.

Oooh. I like the setlist. It is short, but still looks good.

What's that?

Yeah, it is great.

 

I'm Qualified To Satisfy You 3:11 Barry White Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Kung Fu 3:51 Curtis Mayfield Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Your Love Belongs Under A Rock 2:20 Dirtbombs Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Chains Of Love 2:28 J.J. Barnes Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Do You See My Love (For You Gr 3:28 Junior Walker & The All Stars Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Shake That Thing 2:37 Larry Bright Ultraglide In Black (originals)

A Natural Man 3:38 Lou Rawls Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Got To Give It Up 4:14 Marvin Gaye Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Living For The Weekend 6:35 O'Jays Ultraglide In Black (originals)

I'll Wait 2:47 The Parliaments Ultraglide In Black (originals)

Underdog 3:58 Sly And The Family Stone Ultraglide In Black (originals)

If You Can Want 2:45 Smokey Robinson & the Miracles Ultraglide In Black (originals)

That sounds awesome. I'm tracking this down pronto.

I actually think the sound on this thing is pretty good. A bit muddy in spots, but I think it suits the mood of the show.

And .... for the record.... I love this album. These past few days, I've only stopped listening to it so I could give the new Dylan a few spins. Great stuff.

This was up on oink for a little while tonight, and I was able to grab it. I think it was the low quality version solace mentioned earlier, though....and now its been taken down.

Nonetheless, I'm liking it so far.

Eccentric Soul: The Big Mack Label

Grumble.

WHAT?!? Where? How? Talk,man!

Oh good one. I'm gonna have to pull out my copy and remember who else was there!

Gary Louris - Neil Young. Oh, snap.

I seem to remember this book being in the 100-150 page range. Not exactly a tome.

My 2 cents:

I really liked Inside Man.

My favorite Spike flicks are Do the Right Thing and Clockers (nice to see it getting some love here...I feel it is oft overlooked).

And I will probably watch this documentary thing tonight...or atleast DVR it and watch it later....

I'm loving that thing to bits. It really is outstanding and I'm stupidly visualizing all the parrallels to the Last Waltz. ie Kelly Hogan - Joni Mitchell, Jon Langford - Ronnie Hawkins, Ethier - Dylan

Hmmm....I like it. How's about Emmylou Haris - Neko Case and Jon Spencer - Muddy Waters?

I blame the man's little head fascination with Cat Power and the strapping lads from Youth Group.

I dunno. I rarely ever listen to Cat Power. And who the hell are Youth Group? Sounds a bit boy band-ish.

I'd say about 25% of my record collection is rap, maybe more. Haven't listened to much of late, though. Really became a big hip hop fan in 94-96 when I was in high school - with Southernplayalisticadillacmusik, ATLiens, and Soul Food all coming out (I'm from the ATL).

I always enjoy some Tribe, De La Soul, Outkast, the Roots crew, Blackalicious, J5, Dead Prez, Public Enemy, early Wu Tang, Rakim, Kool Keith, etc. DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist, too, if they count.

Some good hip hops shows I've seen: The Roots, Outkast, Talib Kweli, Busta Rhymes and the Flip Mode Squad, De La Soul.

highest musical match value on Last.fm. cool. Must be all that centro-matic.

Cool. Didn't know you could look at the details like that. Looks like I have an even higher match value with doubter, though:

doubter

Match value: 14.5159

32 years old

You're right, must be all that centro-matic. By the way....this Sadies album is the shit, fo' real.

Oh, yes! I didn't realize this was even available yet. Is it officially out?

Anyway, I'd been waiting for this for a while....but actually had forgotten about it until your thread. I'm snatching it this very moment and will surely be purchasing it soon. Excellent....

Oakley Hall - Second Guessing