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by **Pants Elk** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 4:37 am

I know Jeff won't be short of discs to spin at his secret transmitter high in the lofty Adirondacks (or whatever those Canadian mountains are called), but here's my ten cents' worth: Michael Nesmith - solo stuff - as a mood Leonard Cohen - just about every single note, every single word - as a reflection West Coast sunshine pop, as an antidote: the Turtles, Spanky and Our Gang, the Mamas and the Papas, the Association, the Monkees, Harpers Bizarre ... shameless pop music for pure hearts Captain Beefheart - as a disturbance - Trout Mask is still the furthest out you can get without quite coming back in the other side Terry Riley - as a trance ... I could go on, but over to you ...

by **km artlu** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 5:28 am

love your "West Coast sunshine pop". dare to be square! daniel lanois vusi malasela and for those of us who may have caught him in scorcese's dylan...i still haven't googled: john jacob niles. whoa. not sure if i could handle it right now

by **thrulookingglass** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 11:17 am

D'oh! Sorry, I hi-jacked your thread. What can I say, great minds think a-like! <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> Might as well chime in... (anything by) Aimee Mann Tracy Chapman "I've got to know"-Sun Volt is a definite some Warren Zevon -lawyers, guns and money! Johnny Cash Bob Marley/Peter Tosh and a shitload of other reggae artists Indigo Girls Chris Cornell's solo stuff Grateful Dead Sex Pistols Dead Kennedys ...yeah, very North American-centric...what can I say

by **Pants Elk** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 12:41 pm

... oh yeah. OH yeah.

by **thrulookingglass** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 1:12 pm

km artlu - big on the mood/electronic...I can deal with it, that's cool But I came back because I forgot a biggy THIEVERY CORPORATION! If you like electronic mood stuff, you might like them. It's more beat heavy though.

by **Qutb** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 1:18 pm

Johnny Cash. For bacground ambience to the high weirdness stuff: Dead Can Dance, Tangerine Dream. Wagner, for background ambience to posts about Cheney/Rumsfeld <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/smile.gif ALT=":)"> Qutb means "axis," "pole," "the center," which contains the periphery or is present in it. The qutb is a spiritual being, or function, which can reside in a human being or several human beings or a moment. It is the elusive mystery of how the divine gets delegated into the manifest world and obviously cannot be defined.

by **somebody** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 1:40 pm

Donovan - Season of the Witch Canned Heat- Going up the Country Canned Heat - Lets Work Together - Live Todd Rundgen - Love is the Answer Santana - Soul Sacrifice (not meant to be a dark title) just love that song, and the visual from Woodstock of the drummer! aahh We watch it every Aug. 15th <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)"> Oh to be 16 again! oh wait, I was in jr. high during Woodstock! oh well.... <img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/smile.gif ALT=":)">

by **otherGeoff** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 2:37 pm

"I know Jeff won't be short of discs to spin at his secret transmitter high in the lofty Adirondacks (or whatever those Canadian mountains are called), but here's my ten cents' worth:" Where Jeff is there are no mountains. He'll just be letting those tunes slide down the mighty, muddy Don River and across the Lake to our American cousins. Cheers, GH

by **Pants Elk** » Fri Sep 30, 2005 3:58 pm

No MOUNTAINS? No Mounties, saluting the mighty Canadian Pacific as it steams through the mighty firs and the mighty Scots pines? Shucks. You'll be telling me there's no such thing as Perry Como next. (Incidentally; Jeff plans to feature Mr Como's Christmas Album on heavy rotation. Don't make any jokes about this; I happen to know that Jeff rates Perry second only to Dylan as a spokesman for his generation).

by **Rigorous Intuition** » Mon Oct 17, 2005 12:35 pm

I've refreshed about a third of the playlist since it launched, most recently updated last night. <a href="http://www.live365.com/stations/rigorousintuition">RI radio</a>

by **proldic** » Mon Oct 17, 2005 2:18 pm

that must have taken some

by **robertdreed** » Sun Oct 23, 2005 4:11 am

Looking over the playlist... Great to know that you're a Sun Ra, fan, Jeff. I was lucky enough to catch Mystere Re and the Arkestre 3 times, live. When I used to do my public afairs show on the secret history of the Drug War, "Open Hearings", on KDVS-FM 90.3, Davis, CA ( <a href="http://kdvs.org/">kdvs.org/</a> ), I used several songs as them music- "Political World" Bob Dylan "Get Up, Jonah" Bruce Cockburn "Where'd You Hide The Body" James McMurtry "Kill The Messenger" John Wesley Harding "Where The Bodies Are" John Wesley Harding "Memo From Turner" Mick Jagger Lyrical knockouts, every one of them. Check out the lyrics to "Get Up, Jonah", for instance- not bad aim, for 1995: SONGS: -- Get Up Jonah -- 10 October 1995. Halton Hills. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found on: The Charity Of Night (1996) Lyrics: ( I woke up thinking about Turkish drummers It didn't take long - I don't know much about Turkish drummers - But it made me think of Germany and the guy who sold me cigarettes Who'd been in the Afghan secret police Who made the observation That it's hard To live Then I was reminded of the proprietor of a Vietnamese restaurant in Quebec who used to be head of the secret police in Da Nang - and it occurred to me I was thinking about all this stuff to keep from thinking about something else... Isn't that just what secret police are all about??? ) Somebody stands in a window Watches the river roll Trains rumble in the foreground With the weight of approaching dawn Flames from the refinery Rise broken, red and riveting And the high vault of heaven Looks far away and cold There's howling in the factory yard There's pounding in my head I'm swollen up with unshed tears Bloated like the dead... (Instrumental break) Blood and ashes - time burning On the skyline dark against the stars A solitary horseman - waiting Lashed to the wheel Whipping into the storm Get up, Jonah It's your time to be born <a href="http://cockburnproject.net/songs&music/guj.html">cockburnproject.net/songs&music/guj.html</a> Charity Of Night- that record is a masterpiece. Start to finish. The only song I'd edit out is "Mines Of Mozambique", which belongs on a different release, in my opinion. It's a very powerful song, but I find it too harrowing for the mood of the rest of the record.. I occasionally used "Mines" to close out my show, sometimes...fading it up, on the last verse: ...The all-night stragglers stagger home Cocks begin to crow And singing birds are starting up Telling what they know And after awhile the sun will come And we'll see what it will show Of the mines of Mozambique <a href="http://cockburnproject.net/songs&music/tmom.html">cockburnproject.net/songs.../tmom.html</a> Or check this one out, by John Wesley Harding: Where The Bodies Are Somebody went and killed some people And they know who The evidence fits around the facts Like a favourite shoe But nobody knows where the corpses are Their whereabouts unknown The killer's in a frenzy And he's getting on the phone So they got their thinking hats on And spread out in their cars But only I know where the bodies are You know they can i.d. someone From one cell of skin But they couldn't spot a crime scene If the killer went and let 'em in To genetic fingerprinting We all take off our hats To hide the little stains that spread Across the welcome mat You can put your best foot forward And wish upon a star But only I know where the bodies are Lawyers defending guilty men Depending on the bid The question isn't if they're guilty But if they'll get acquitted Justice goes unjustfied Beneath a police chief and an eagle Pain's too difficult to prove They're not going to make pain illegal To think that we were once naive To think we've come this far To think that only I know where the bodies are Some people don't wanna know The facts behind the scam Or see "Who could I be?" Peeking out behind "The great I am" But most of us got enough to think about Husbands and wives To notice pointless death's become A brand new way of life And this is just a sandwich board That I wear out in the park Saying only I know where the bodies are (And I'm not telling you.) <a href="http://www.wesweb.net/recordings/wwf.html#thebodies">www.wesweb.net/recordings...#thebodies</a> And this one here is some theme music for Patrick Fitzgerald (may he never do a "Memo From Turner" on us ): James McMurtry, "Where'd You Hide the Body" You look across the table with those guilty eyes So many mornings now I shouldn't be surprised When you lash out at me and you scream out in the night What could you have done to get in such an awful fright Is it all that bad that you think I shouldn't see Well who you gonna talk to if you can't tell me (chorus) Where'd you hide the body Where'd you stash the loot Just keep your hands where I can see them So I don't have to shoot There's a smoking pistol at your side But you swear it's not the one Where'd you hide the body Where'd you get the gun Where'd you hide the body Where'd you get the gun When cornered you complain about the state of your career And you look intently straight ahead pretending I'm not here And you look me in the eye and tell me it's not about us Then you tell me I'm so silly to be making such a fuss So everything's OK except you're nervous as a cat What's that say about me that you think I'd fall for that (chorus) Where'd you hide the body Where'd you ditch the gun Keep your hands where I can see 'em Make no attempt to run You used to always throw me off the trail I guess those days are through Where'd you hide the body What's consuming you Where'd you hide the body What's consuming you <a href="http://www.jamesmcmurtry.com/lyrics/wyhtb.htm#12">www.jamesmcmurtry.com/lyr...htb.htm#12</a> Edited by: <A HREF=http://p216.ezboard.com/brigorousintuition.showUserPublicProfile?gid=robertdreed>robertdreed</A> at: 10/23/05 3:37 am

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