What Do You Listen to The Most......???
The old geezer
Mine:
Steve Roach
Jerry Garcia Band
Brian Wilson/Beach Boys
Steely Dan
Van Morrison
Frank Sinatra/Dean Martin/Jimmy Durante
The old geezer
NP: Marconi Union
ND: Drambuie
Milhouse G
> ...Besides FZ???
Right now it's the Beatles, with some Damien Jurado in there.
NP: John Oswald - "Plunderphonic"
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Milhouse
Strictly Commercial
> ...Besides FZ???
>
Lately, the Firesign Theatre (thanks, Mike!), the new Wilco which I got
for Xmas, Aphex Twin .. .
I saw the FST perform last month in/on Whidbey Island. Highly recommend
catching them ( .. . ha-CHEW!) if they pass through your town.
Rolf
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my recently bought CD's:
French, Frith, Kaiser, Thompson -- Live, Love, Larf & Loaf
The Sound of the SMITHS
American Murder Ballads (2CD)
Until I buy new stuff...
VVV
eelco
computeruser
Speaking of the Beatles; Has anyone here heard "Love" or perhaps seen the
show live or on DVD? It was a compilation creation by George Martin and his
son Giles Martin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_(The_Beatles_album)
The editing goes so far as to include samples of other Beatles songs faded
in. Meant to be an homage and was conceptually approved by surviving spouses
and Paul and Ringo, some of the mixes are quite different than the
originals.
Thinking about it I wondered if Dweezil and Joe Travers would ever attempt
new collages, for release, along these lines. They were playing around at
this a bit on the "Classic Albums: Apostrophe (') / Over-Nite Sensation"
DVD.
What would you do to mix things up and make things fresh and interesting yet
still not be undermining to Frank's memory?
Some of the mixes on "Have I offended someone?" were reconstructed, remixed
& edited rather differently than the originals on
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Have_I_Offended_Someone%3F there is an
external link : http://www.lukpac.org/~handmade/patio/misc/offended.html. ,
which breaks down, and details the specifics.
For a later discussion or perhaps a new thread: There was a film called
"Across the Universe" which used Beatles songs as building blocks for the
story.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Across_the_Universe_(film) says: "It
incorporates 33 compositions originally written by members of The Beatles."
What type of story could be told with the much larger output Frank made
public? (Complied to maintain Conceptual Continuity of course.)
Joachim Ott
Epitaph
Grobschnitt
Jimi Hendrix Experience
Bill
<484fb5b2-6af0-4a7c...@36g2000yqu.googlegroups.com>,
The old geezer <JY...@aol.com> wrote:
> ...Besides FZ???
>
I mostly consume music that I haven't heard before, so sitting unopened
on my table are some CDs by:
Mercury Rev
Henry Cowell
Sun Ra
Ry Cooder
Thelonius Monk
John Coltrane
Aube
Tom Waits
Lou Harrison
....
As far as "most" is concerned, slowly over the last 5 years I have been
learning to create my own music.
Bill
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Bill
Frank Zappa
> ...Besides FZ???
Don't you mean "instead of"?
Joachim Ott
For me: besides, and they are:
Buffalo
Joe's Garage I II III
Them Or Us
YCDTOSA Vol 1
Mike Espinoza
Rainbow
King Crimson
The Beatles
Judas Priest
Faith No More
The old geezer
ND: Drambuie
TOG
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I discovered Nick Cave (and the Bad Seeds) lately.
Let Love In
The Boatman's Call
No More Shall We Part
are pretty good with a glass of Drambuie
VVV
eelco
ttuerff
> The old geezer wrote:
> > On Feb 3, 9:51 am, Frank Zappa <batpul...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> On Feb 2, 4:20 pm, The old geezer <J...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> >>> ...Besides FZ???
> >> Don't you mean "instead of"?
>
TT
David Z
news:484fb5b2-6af0-4a7c...@36g2000yqu.googlegroups.com...
> ...Besides FZ???
>
> Mine:
>
> Steve Roach
> Jerry Garcia Band
> Brian Wilson/Beach Boys
> Steely Dan
> Van Morrison
> Frank Sinatra/Dean Martin/Jimmy Durante
Stefani Germanotta
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Carlos Vamos -- several different CD's
VVV
eelco