sounds of SANTANA vol. LVCMXXXXXIVIII

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i remember liking this album back then. is it actually good?

i also remember liking You Fantastic. i have an album called Pals that i remember being pretty cool.

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really mellow, repetitive guitar noodles for about 15 minutes and then mellow drums (2 sets) and then the drums just break out into retardedness and shit breaks all over the place and people fall over. was this good or was it also just my imagination?

can't really remember if it's good or not ... I liked it back when

funny amazon review:

Before you even hear the music, it's clear The Moray Eels treads on dangerous territory. The cover art rehashes the dreamscapes of early Yes albums, an ominous foreshadowing of the music to come. Perhaps the only thing worse than Yes's prog rock noodling is Space Needle's noodling without the musical chops to back it up. Minutes go by on the album where we hear nothing but rudimentary guitar picking repeated over atmospherics, without building or developing at all ("Bladewash" is almost 12 minutes of tedium).

Space Needle - The Moray Eels Eats The Space Needle

shadow ring - hold onto ID
taj mahal travellers - july 15, 1972
goodnight lovin' - cemetery trails
meredith monk - key
jimmy bowen LP
stampfel and weber - going nowhere fast
morricone - bird with the crystal plumage OST

How's Bird With the Crystal Plumage? Is it in the creepy free-jazzy kind of Morricone mode?

afterbrunh: C A N shuffling through a bunch of shit

wtf is this? i'm not the hugest fan of the former, but dig the latter. what's it sound like? prog or folk?

listening to: People Like Us & Ergo Phizmiz: Mull of Kintyre (completely brilliant)

I didn't hear until today that she died

v/a - yee haw: the other side of country (jaxon, you got this? right up yer alley.)
sonny sharrock - monkey pockie boo
mats gustafsson - solos for contrass sax
rafael toral - harmonic series
matthews southern comfort - later that same year
dylan nyoukis - the shield that pierces the earth
jon gibson - visitations
grateful dead - cowboys dead (live boot, but cover is torn so date/location are missing. side 2 is just "that's it for the other one" side A: deep river blues, candyman, cumberland blues, cosmic charlie)
jack blanchard & misty morgan - birds of a feather

ian, i think i was about to buy that Yee Haw album from aquarius one time and they talked me out of it. if it's what i'm thinking about, they said it was mostly novelty and comedy songs done in a country style. it's actually good?

Listen to:

The New Lou Reeds Top Billin'
a bunch of 7" including TFUL 282, Glands Of External Excretion, etc

also my mix i made worked magic.

i passed a used vinyl reissue of a signed/numbered (#58) copy of Randy Holden's Population II. should i have bought it? i've already got the mp3s?

well i got into him through that Richie Unterberger book and sorta started backwards w/1999's Sugar Candy Taxi because that was all the store had at the time. i really like that one. i'm uploading 3 pretty different tracks from that album. i've also got Marjory Razorblade which is considered to be his best, but i haven't listened to it in a while. remember it to be pretty good though. i used to have a live album but got rid of it mostly because i just don't really like live albums. to me he's sort of a folky, bluesy robert wyatt with a gruff tom waits type voice.
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where's stormy? i bet he'd chip in if he were here.