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Neil Diamond's Hot August Night, on vinyl. It's my kid's 2nd b'day. She's asleep. It's late. Just a few friends left behind from her party. We went from the new Meat Puppets album (which is superb), to Neil Young's On the Beach, to Springsteen's The River, to a bunch of disco, to a Burt Reynold's song about being in a love triangle with a lesbian (circa '73), Honky Tonk Heroes by Waylon Jennings, and now... "Solitary Man". It's been a weird night. But good.

The Meat Puppets are cool. I have that album with the songs that Cobain later covered. The guitar is simply transcendental.

The Residents "Not Available", before that Zappa's "Yellow Shark."

I will always fondly remember seeing the Meat Puppets throughout the eighties. Their live shows were for me what the Dead were for some others.

HCE

311. They are really good, in case you've never listened closely. They like people to trade their live shows. The Internet Archive has a good selection.

Allan Holdsworth's "Sixteen Men of Tain" possibly his finest recording.

If you are a guitar player and haven't heard him, I'd say that might be a criminal act.


HCE

Galloway on talksport only an hour left but it might end up in the archive.. http://www2.talksport.net/

A Eugene Ormandy Christmas album from 1962, oddly enough I used to have it on vinyl, now I have it on CD.

The Abduction by Wu Tang Clan.

Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys "Hits"...

HCE

Lost World
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0lpjiL9 ... ed&search=

My own heart beating.

Moondog, the Viking of 6th avenue.



Blind, homeless, brilliant.
John Cage's favorite composer. RIP.
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And Kultleeder's heartbeat.

Global Open Mike episode 5

http://www.radiofreeamsterdam.com/categ ... open-mike/