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Postwar atmospherica. High bop modernism and Afro-Latin sounds, twilight exotica and soundtrack moods, soul stompers and weepers, hypnotic R&B and blues, mystical '60s pop, lonely country, lonelier rock 'n' roll, instrumental weirdness, electronic creaking. Bringing worlds beyond into the worlds at hand.
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Lightning Slim |
New Orleans Bound
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7" 45 | 0:00:00 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Silas Hogan |
Lonesome La La
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7" 45 | 0:02:42 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Pac-Keys |
Dig In
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7" 45 | 0:04:45 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Phil Upchurch |
Muscle Soul
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7" 45 | 0:06:29 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Johnny Lytle |
The Man
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7" 45 | 0:09:09 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Kenny Burrell |
Delilah
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7" 45 | 0:17:41 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Carmen Lesay |
Tropical Island
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7" 45 | 0:17:52 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Spencer-Hagen Orchestra |
White Shoulders
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Essence of Romance | 0:20:07 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Don Blanding |
Dreamer
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Twelve Great Poems From "Vagabond's House" | 0:23:23 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Korla Pandit |
Theme of the Underwater Worshipers
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7" 45 | 0:24:23 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Louis and Bebe Barron |
An Invisible Monster Approaches
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Forbidden Planet | 0:27:43 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Leighton Craig |
The Bell in the Flower
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Diamond Eye | 0:28:29 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Foxes |
Those Days Are Gone Forever
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7" 45 | 0:33:42 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Mark Loyd |
Where I'm Gonna Find Her
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7" 45 | 0:36:09 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Jan & Dean |
When It's Over
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7" 45 | 0:48:02 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Left Banke |
My Friend Today
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The Left Banke Too | 0:49:21 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Canaries |
Baby Don't Surprise Me
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Flying High With the Canaries | 0:52:21 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Curtis and The Melody Cowboys |
Mr. Blue
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7" 45 | 0:54:45 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Guy Naset |
Someday I'll Slip Away
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7" 45 | 0:58:19 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Wilson Messer |
Stop
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7" 45 | 1:02:07 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Holy Motors |
Come On, Slowly
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Horse | 1:04:12 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Storms |
Thunder
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7" 45 | 1:09:12 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Aki Aleong and the Nobles |
Panic
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Come Surf With Me | 1:10:11 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Faine Jade |
It Ain't True
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7" 45 | 1:15:17 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Praiwan Lukpetch |
Mai Aem Ruk (Not Enough Love)
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Luk Thung! (The Roots Of Thai Funk) | 1:15:19 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Yusef Lateef |
Sea Breeze
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Cry! - Tender | 1:24:59 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Donald Byrd |
Bronze Dance
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Byrd in Hand | 1:25:00 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Icemen |
(My Girl) She's a Fox
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7" 45 | 1:35:44 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Untouchables with Mark One Band |
The Dragster Boy
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7" 45 | 1:37:14 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Pleasure Seekers |
Mr. Power
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What A Way To Die | 1:40:34 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Roy Montgomery |
Landfall (with Liz Harris)
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Suffuse | 1:45:24 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
The Jades |
(Baby) I'm By Your Side
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7" 45 | 1:51:25 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Celester Thornton |
Lonely Girl
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7" 45 | 1:54:08 (MP3 | Pop‑up) | |||||||
Music behind DJ: |
isle of somewhere |
1:57:08 (MP3 | Pop‑up) |
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A friend gave me a fat bottle of Quiet Man Irish whiskey yesterday, coel, and it'll be around here a long time if I don't share often and generously.
mostly in lurk/work mode, loving the soundtrack :)
...i'd try it though.
Local pub is called Bull Feeny's, named for Quiet Man director John Ford, who started his life around here. Got us a statue, too.
what is wrong with people that they can't see this?
Dean, just assimilate already.
but i just got home a few minutes ago to a very cold house and i'm typing and listening and doing other things and only glanced at the movie
Franco, that's beautiful. I am 100% positive that you know that I am the opposite of a trouble maker.
Anyway, I've spent today listening to Frank Zappa. I don't much like Frank Zappa. But somehow I needed to wade in the muck that is his oeuvre. You know, songs about Palmdale.
(who's *your* Maya?)
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yup just checked in on the Flame-O-Scope :)
...i don't know if i've ever been at a show that was issued legitimately
maybe a punk band
ARB is correct, we will be there, LD.
but yes -- SO WONDERFUL to see MARU when i was taking a break :)
Nevertheless, I know that Porsches are glorified Volkswagens.
i like yer new hairdo!
I don't "hate all moves." Jesus, folks, this is precisely how we get the fake news we like to bitch about. I simply don't enjoy the visuals and, furthermore, I can't regard cinema as an art. Or I have a very hard time doing so.
I don't like movies. That doesn't mean I hate them. (Though some I most definitely do.)
same with Polanski, why did he not have these actors stone a human infant to death instead?
oh gosh, i forgot, THAT would be considered "illegal"
Hi slugluv!
Talk about surrealism...my girlfriend's dream the other night included a horseshoe crab named Frank that spoke with Steve Buscemi's voice. And that's just for starters.
yeah, violence towards any vulnerable/innocent creature (even the human ones!) is abhorrent
he's gotta be "edgy" with violence-what a poseur
@chresti -- yeah, from what i recall, the donkey was already dead, but still -- even before i went all vegan "crazy animal rights extremist" (hah!), dragging his dead body around like that was still so horrifying to me
Removed a mouse from a garage last week. Think it was in unexpectedly-roused stupor. Just sat shivering where I placed him on a snowpile. So I took him back to a leaf-pile and kitchen compost zone, poked a hole and set him by the hole. Was gone later, but don't know if he realized his option, that he could've gone down in there for nesting environment, some food, and some heat generated by decomposy bits.
To me, literature, Franco, can be false, true, neither. As above, I don't care about the truth of the relayed information. (This is one negative reason I enjoy Mailer's novel Harlot's Ghost.)
slugluv1313, yes, ideas for film come from within, but the material by definition is from out there. Filmmakers take pictures of what's out there. (Let's set aside animation or computer-generated images for the time being. I in fact love Frank Film.) They select from the universe of stuff at which they can point a camera. That isn't what a poet or novelist or even painter does.
Dream crazy, everybody.
Goddammit, I sure would love, just once, to have a "purely esthetic reaction."
Onward y'all.
take care y'all