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Spooky Tooth - Spooky Two (1969)
What are you listening to? - March 2019
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axolotl
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I have played that in fornever.Spooky Tooth - Spooky Two (1969)
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A couple 45s before dinner.
The Clique - Sugar On Sunday/Superman (1969)
The Clique - Sugar On Sunday/Superman (1969)
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The Clique - I'll Hold Out My Hand/Soul Mates (1969)
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Dennis Coffey And The Detroit Guitar Band - Scorpio/Sad Angel (1971)
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Chris Connor - I Miss You So/My Heart Is So Full Of You (1956)
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Count Five - Psychotic Reaction/They're Gonna Get You (1966)
Classic stuff.
Classic stuff.
Ojai Sam
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No matter how much you clean it, that single always has a clique.The Clique - I'll Hold Out My Hand/Soul Mates (1969)
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Frank Black and the Catholics - s/t (1998)
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Firewater - The Golden Hour (2008)
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Various Artists -The Age Of Living Stereo (rec. 1953-61, RCA comp. 1996)
Did you know that RCA Victor was experimenting with stereo way back in 1953? Neither did I.
"Living Stereo" was largely the brainchild of producer-engineer John Pfeiffer. This 2-disc set begins with his very earliest tests, which, though rarely heard, still sound phenomenal today. In addition to groundbreaking technology, we can enjoy some musical fireworks from Nipper's deep roster of legendary artists, including Rubinstein, Horowitz, Cliburn and Heifetz. Wielding the baton, we find Monteux, Reiner, Munch and Stokowski. The second disc contains interviews with Pfeffer and others, illustrated with more "Living Stereo" recordings.
It loses a lot in the translation to streaming, but here's a fun playlist with familiar pieces that will give you an idea of what the shouting was all about:
Did you know that RCA Victor was experimenting with stereo way back in 1953? Neither did I.
"Living Stereo" was largely the brainchild of producer-engineer John Pfeiffer. This 2-disc set begins with his very earliest tests, which, though rarely heard, still sound phenomenal today. In addition to groundbreaking technology, we can enjoy some musical fireworks from Nipper's deep roster of legendary artists, including Rubinstein, Horowitz, Cliburn and Heifetz. Wielding the baton, we find Monteux, Reiner, Munch and Stokowski. The second disc contains interviews with Pfeffer and others, illustrated with more "Living Stereo" recordings.
It loses a lot in the translation to streaming, but here's a fun playlist with familiar pieces that will give you an idea of what the shouting was all about:
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After second spin of Deerhunter's Halcyon Days I figured I'd stay out there in uncharted territory. My daughter is going to see this band soon and sent me the link for my edification.
Tacocat - Lost Time
I'm listening to this and I'm pleasantly surprised. With that name, I was expecting twee pop, but it's actually power pop with an edge. Thanks for posting.
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Joao Paulo ~ Roda - Suite Portugaise (2000)
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Roda - Suite Portugaise / Joao Paulo - Specials: BRO151518 | Buy from ArkivMusic
Roda - Suite Portugaise / Joao Paulo by on Import CD. Order from your preferred classical music CD store - ArkivMusic. Great prices. Best service. Fast delivery.
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Raz Mesinai's Badawi ~ Unit of Resistance (2007)
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Unit of Resistance - Raz Mesinai’s Badawi
Aside from his 15 or so albums, his award winning music scores and his work with names like John Zorn to DJ Spooky, the 10,000 advance downloads of Unit of Resistance would suggest there are a lot of…
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