river of the jungle
marika
saw the mover one day, likely to get the stuff out by next week. i did.
Started moving a few things over the weekend, but had to get a new
battery, so that slowed me down. I started unloading and
noticed a sign in the elevator. First elected condo board holding get
to know each other party. Wonderful neighbors, every age group, many
ethnicities. Good food too.
And the apartment manaer said I have a short in the circuit in the bathroom.
SO he
needed the key.
the sales agent gave me 3 keys to my front door. One of the three is
silver. I
can't figure out what it is. It;s not for my door.
:)
----- Original Message -----
From: "marika" <marik...@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.usenet.legends.lester-mosley
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 9:37 PM
Subject: the labyrinth
> http://musicismusic.blogspot.com/2007/12/1984.html
>
> my last post about the year 1984 featured bands that i listened to and
> liked
> at the time. this version features bands that were active at the time but
> i
> didn't really like them yet. i had to grow up a little bit more before i
> could truly appreciate these artists. i still find it quite amazing that i
> can find these recordings on the web. there are some amazing boots out
> there. and some are good historical documents in the history of a band.
> the
> tracks i have included in this post vary in quality. each set of songs
> (except for one) are part of a full bootleg concert recording. BIG THANKS
> to
> the tapers, uploaders and artists.
>
> in the early 80's, after going thru a period of loving everything "heavy
> metal", it was inevitable that i would quickly discover Led Zeppelin. but
> that came sometime after i liked Robert Plant as a solo artist. when i
> first
> heard "big log" i didn't even realize that plant was the singer for
> zeppelin. of course, i eventually learned to love everything zeppelin.
> that
> led me to see plant in concert in 1989. by that time he was including some
> zeppelin classics in his live set. amazing concert! but in the early 80's,
> during his first few tours plant never played LZ tunes. he only played new
> stuff. these tracks are in flac format. that means a bigger size file and
> better quality than mp3's. these are especially good because they are from
> a
> soundboard recording of a show in Osaka, Japan on February 20, 1984. the
> bootleg is titled Never Been Gone.....
> 01 in the mood
> 06 other arms
> 12 burning down one side
> 13 big log
>
>
> ~
>
>
> i didn't get into Metallica until around 1986 when Master of Puppets came
> out. from that time until about 1996 i loved them. but then their sound
> changed with Load. bleh!! that's where they lost me (and alot of other
> fans
> too). but the early music from metallica will always be exciting. they
> were
> completely original for the mid-1980's. plus, they were always a great
> live
> act. these tracks are also in flac format. but in this case the tracks are
> from an audience recording so the quality isn't great. the concert was in
> Hamburg, Germany in 1984, exact date unknown. these tracks showcase the
> late
> amazing and legendary Cliff Burton on bass....
> 05 the four horsemen
> 06 anesthesia (pulling teeth)
> 07 for whom the bell tolls
> 09 the call of ktulu
>
> [incidentally: metallica offers some concerts for download at
> livemetallica.com]
>
>
> ~
>
>
> when i was in high school, my friends and i listened predominantly to
> metal
> and rock that was testosterone-fueled and loud. it wasn't cool to listen
> to
> bouncy synth pop like Depeche Mode. that was so "gay". they were one of
> those "gay" bands. i think back on that now and realize how stupid that
> was.
> a few years later i found many things to like about this band. depeche
> mode
> may have started fads but the band wasn't a fad. this band has had a long
> career and grew up with their music. and in 1984 they were mega successful
> internationally. these tracks are from an excellent soundboard boot called
> Grey sky Over A Black Town. it was recorded on february 11, 1984 at the
> Hammersmith Odeon in London. there is almost no crowd noise at all. but
> i'm
> sure the fans were going crazy.....
> 07 leave in silence
> 11 lie to me
> 14 master and servant
> 16 everything counts
>
>
> ~
>
>
> Frank Zappa was already a hero of mine before i discovered his music.
> frank
> very famously testified before Congress in 1985 during the PMRC hearings.
> i
> can vividly remember how that shit got me and my teenage peers all fired
> up.
> we saw it as congress attacking heavy metal. artists as diverse as John
> Denver and Dee Snider joined frank in denouncing government censorship
> during testimony before congress. these tracks are from something called
> Thing-Fish Premix, which are demos for frank's most controversial album
> Thing-Fish from 1984. this includes one of my favorite zappa tunes "dumb
> all
> over". this is the one set of mp3's that are not from a concert recording.
> do you yourself a favor and go buy some zappa music if you don't have
> any.....
> 06 you are what you is
> 09 dumb all over
> 21 brown moses
> 23 won ton on
>
>
> ~
>
>
> since we were all metalhead punks in high school, it wasn't cool to like
> country music. that was for the old folks. the parents. in fact, my mom
> was
> a big fan of Willie Nelson back then. that strange looking guy was a
> mystery
> to me. but that was how i was first exposed to willie. yet as i've gotten
> all grown up i've come to recognize how much of a musical giant this man
> is.
> he has a truly unique voice and distinctive guitar sound. plus he has
> written some of the best songs of all time. and in his day, willie nelson
> was actually a rebel and an outsider in the world of country music. these
> tracks are from a concert recorded on september 11, 1984 in Cuyahoga
> Falls,
> Ohio.....
> 19 blue skies
> 20 georgia
> 21 all of me
> 34 write your own songs
>
>
> ~
>
>
> some rock bands who started in the 1970's and worked really hard recording
> and touring in those years before MTV went on to score big hits in the
> video
> age of the early 80's. The Cars had a big year in 1984. their album
> Heartbeat City went triple platinum with 4 top 40 singles. all backed up
> with videos. interestingly, this concert from Houston was recorded on the
> same day as the last one, september 11, 1984......
> 07 moving in stereo
> 08 just what i needed
> 10 drive
> 12 my best friends girl
>
>
>
> ~ enjoy the tunes!
>
>
> long live the 80's!!!!!
>
>
>
>
>
> PLEASE NOTE: these files will only be posted for a short time. i found all
> of these bootleg concerts by searching blogs and message boards over a
> period of months. anyone can find them if they search long enough. thanks
> to
> the tapers and posters and most especially thanks to the bands for making
> great music.
>
> side rant: even tho they were Napster-bashing bastards, i have to give
> kudos
> to Metallica for actually offering some concerts for download. i recently
> downloaded one myself. it is a complete mystery to me why more artists and
> record companies don't go ahead and offer some of their high-quality
> concert
> recordings for purchase. a physical CD with pictures from the show would
> be
> sweet. maybe mail order only. but if a download is the easiest then do it
> that way. alot of die-hard fans out there would buy them for a reasonable
> price. older bands may not be able to make money selling new music but
> they
> can always rely on the classic stuff. the bootlegs are available for fans
> who look for them anyway. but professionally mixed live recordings with
> some
> extras would actually be "new" for the die-hard fans who are the primary
> buyers for that band anyway. it makes sense to do it. just a thought.....
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> Posted By kmd to music is music at 3/10/2008 03:10:00 PM
>
marika
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