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[Greg S]

8/1/42 - Jerry Garcia was born. He would have been 80 today.

[Greg S]

Donna Gochaux joined them on stage for this show. 

 

 

 

 

[T&C]

 

[ExiledInIllinois]

HighSummer... 8/3...

"Can't  wait to get off this merry-go-round..."

 

 

 

[dhg]

 

[ExiledInIllinois]

In honor of "International Cat Day."

 

"...Wake up and smell the cat food..."

 

[T&C]

32 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

In honor of "International Cat Day."

 

"...Wake up and smell the cat food..."

 

 

[T&C]

 

[dhg]

 

[Ralonzo]

So Joe Burrows appendectomy thread necrofloated on the Bills forum which naturally made me think: are there any songs about appendectomies? Only one comes to mind, and it’s just too much of a fun lyric not to post. It concerns the Royal Flying Doctor service for the Outback, and a physician that can’t keep from emptying the medical cabinet to treat himself, so to speak.
 

A Sheila in the bush by a Koolahbar tree 
Needed an urgent appendectomy 
The Flying Doctor like a true Australian, 
Performed the operation with a sardine can 
He made a rough incision and tried to chew it out, 
He had no anaesthetic, so she started to shout, 
She started to shout, when he was chewing it out, 
She started to shout, he tried to chew it right out,
He balled up his fist and scientifically socked her, 
Look out you'd better duck, 
Here comes the Flying Doctor

[Ralonzo]

On 8/8/2022 at 2:41 PM, ExiledInIllinois said:

In honor of "International Cat Day."

 

"...Wake up and smell the cat food..."

Late to the party but was I wrong to expect

 

 

[T&C]

 

[Ned Flanders]

Saw an excellent documentary on the Bee Gees on HBO Max over the weekend...highly recommend.

 

Here's one of my favorites from 1975.

 

 

[T&C]

When Steve Miller didn't suck:

 

 

[Ralonzo]

Because Dan Darragh made a reference on the Cody Ford thread, we'll stick the YT here. These guys were essentially The Monkees, in that they wrote most of the songs and came up with that infectious pop bubble-gum sound. They never really scored on their own outside a couple cool hits, because image matters more than it should for being rock stars. On the other hand, publishing matters more than it should for cashing big checks...

 

 

[DrW]

On 7/22/2022 at 10:41 PM, Ralonzo said:

 

This is like Phideaux meets Walkabouts with a pinch of Sigur Rós. Holy crap. I love it. You have lifted my mood from the muck. Those two in return (and above, redundantly):

 

 

 

 

Based on your samples, I got the album "Setting the Woods On Fire" by the Walkabouts (I love the Roeg film "Walkabout" after which they are named). While I do not see too many similarities to Heron Oblivion, I liked it very much and will dig deeper into their work.

With bands outside of the mainstream, it is generally difficult to find what you like. To me, one source is the Texas Tech student-run radio station KTXT; another source is this thread. One day I heard on KTXT a psych-folk version of Blue Oyster Cult's "Flaming Telepaths".

 

 

The band was called Espers, and the vocalist was Meg Baird. Looking further into Meg Baird, I came across Heron Oblivion.

Edited August 22, 2022 by DrW

[T&C]

 

[T&C]

For the Rush fans... Neil Peart on drums. Obscure prog:

 

 

[SinceThe70s]

On 8/24/2022 at 9:31 PM, T&C said:

 

 

One of my faves from a favorite.

[SinceThe70s]

I can't say enough good things about the Ramones. Saw them more times than any other band and they never disappointed. Two great 'dance' covers:

 

 

 

 

 

[ExiledInIllinois]

The SNL gig (audio only) that got Elvis Costello banned from SNL for 12 years to 1989:

 

Edited August 27, 2022 by ExiledInIllinois

[ExiledInIllinois]

Here's the back story:

 

Elvis Costello - Less Than Zero & Radio Radio - Saturday Night Live 1977

 

On December 17, 1977, when he appeared on Saturday Night Live, Elvis Costello was 23 years old. His debut album, My Aim Is True, had just come out in America a month earlier. When the Sex Pistols were unable to appear on the show as planned, Costello and his recently formed band, the Attractions, got their big break. They were supposed to play his single “Less Than Zero' but only a few bars into the song, Costello put a stop to it. “I’m sorry, ladies and gentlemen,” he said, “but there’s no reason to do this song here.” At that point he and the band launched into “Radio Radio,” a song that takes a jab at corporate-controlled broadcasting. Saturday Night Live producer Lorne Michaels was furious. According to some reports, he raised his middle finger at Costello and kept it up until the unapproved song was over. Costello was banned from the show for nearly 12 years. Elvis admits that he was copying Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix had done the same thing on the Lulu Show, when he went into an unscheduled rendition of the Cream song 'Sunshine Of Your Love'. Most of the stills here are from that Saturday Night Show along with other pics from the period.

[DrW]

Laurie Anderson's album "Big Science" was released 40 years ago. My favorite song...

 

 

[T&C]

2 hours ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

 

I like the whole album but it is the only one I'll listen to. My 1st cassette ever purchased... at eastern hills mall. 2nd was Zoot Allures. 

[T&C]

A psych/concept album... predates Tommy. Rare to ever find on original vinyl... it is really a gem in the rock prog psych world imo.

 

 

[damj]

Caught these guys (Cerny Brothers) earlier this year, never heard them before. I love this song 

 

[DrW]

One of my favorite bands of the 1990s. For me, the highlight is the interplay between both vocalists - the more aggressive sound of lead singer Miki Berenyi and the ethereal back-ups of Emma Anderson.

 

 

[SinceThe70s]

13 hours ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:

"dream on" (1973), "get your wings" (1974) and "toys in the attic" (1975) were all their best work along with "rocks" (1976). once "draw the line" (1977) came out they went south, mostly because of tylers heroin addiction. 

 

I had "rocks" on vinyl but my first Aerosmith album I bought at grants for I believe about 4 bucks was "toys in the attic" which is my favorite album from them. "rocks" was their last good album in my opinion.

 

 

Early Aerosmith was so damn good. For me the line was drawn at 'Draw The Line'. Great song, meh album imo. Rocks is my fave by far. The 'Live Bootleg' album was a good listen too - always loved Tyler's intro to Toys "It's about time..."

[ExiledInIllinois]

 

[Joe Ferguson forever]

 

 

[Joe Ferguson forever]

posted this in my previous life here but it's so damn good and strange...boing...bong

 

Edited August 30, 2022 by redtail hawk

[Joe Ferguson forever]

so much Buffalo Bills.  last one i promise

 

[DrW]

In 2009, Mikhail Gorbachev released an album of love songs on occasion of the 10th anniversary of his wife, Raissa, due to leukemia.

 

 

[T&C]

This is the saddest downer album I've ever heard in my life... Curtis killed himself before it was released, it was like he wrote his own funeral. A once in 10 years listen here, if that.

 

 

[Bad Things]

This great old song has been stuck in my head for the last day or two, so I thought I'd share it here.

 

Otis Redding - That's How Strong My Love Is

[Greg S]

 

[Joe Ferguson forever]

 

[muppy]

On 8/30/2022 at 2:08 AM, redtail hawk said:

so much Buffalo Bills.  last one i promise

 

check out my avatar. This is the newly married Mrs, Jack White. I've posted about she previously. Her name is Olivia Jean 🙂 Very talented lady in her own right.

[Simon]

 

[muppy]