QUICK! What's on the turntable RIGHT NOW? (2010 Edition)

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69, how's that melchior lp? i kinda tuned out on him after his last in the red record (which was good, i just didn't follow up.)

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The King's Singers - Tempus Fugit.

Bizarre 'pop' album from the choral ensemble: tremendous Space Oddity

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did I ever mention that I met Archie Shepp at the Chicago Jazz Fest last year? so cool, what a thrill...

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69, how's that melchior lp? i kinda tuned out on him after his last in the red record (which was good, i just didn't follow up.)

― ('_') (omar little), Saturday, March 6, 2010 5:54 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark

actually it's just a 7", from the columbus discount records singles club. it RULES, but you may have to pay $10-15 for it? it's the only melchior im really stoked on, actually...

im tryna find an mp3 version somewhere!

television -- marquee moon
robbie basho -- vol 3: basho sings
marion brown -- vista

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except mine has the alternate cover. the "matchbook" cover. couldn't find a pic of that online

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how do you like that, stormy? i wasn't feeling it when it first came out; i haven't tried to check it out again since then.

yeah I thought it was enjoyable enough. Best cut probably the Mike Rep-penned epic "Lemuria", which sorta reminded my of early Pink Floyd in a weird way. I liked Tommy Jay's "I was There" too. but nothing on here as good as the stuff on 'Stupor Hiatus' which is one of my favorite albums of all time.

poking around online for that pic, I see that there's a new Nudge Squidfish album just out. i may need to pick that up...

np:

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yeah pretty convinced that this is my favorite rock and roll record of all time. I mean, jesus christ it's non-stop amazing, breathtaking. poor Bon. he had it. he got it. he was there. dammit that sucks

i don't even think "Mutt" Lange had much to do with it. i dunno. In my opinion. The strength of the record is really not so much in the production. so fuck a Mutt Lange in the respect. It's all about these songs, which are AMAZING, and the best that AC/DC ever wrote

hanson & david - can't stop LP

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oops davis not david

finishing up:
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bro-ingham on deck:
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i love when the super cheapies are as good or, in this case, WAAAAAY better than any of the expensive albums you buy. this is probably the best space synth record i've ever heard. so epic.

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finally found this for a dollar after looking for it for a few years (because of the pilooski edit of the title track). i've found a few of his other albums and they're really shitty pop prog, but this is really great funky rock. sorta like a heavier chicago.

^ i just found one of the other ones, with a sweet cover to boot, that i thought may sound like "stranger in the city" but was indeed 'really shitty pop prog'

k, well the second side kinda sucks. a lot closer to elton john or solo jon secada

wow, John Miles. he did the vocals on the first side of Jimmy Page's solo album. never heard him otherwise.

amazing!

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what's the first jimmy page like? i've only got the deathwish 2 soundtrack and this song is just amazing (as is the album cover)

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I think Page's album was pretty great but I'm a massive Zep freak so maybe not the best person to ask, i even like some stuff on the Coverdale/Page record. 'Outrider' is definitely not like the Death Wish stuff tho (which agreed is way rad), it's more straight-ahead rock. The first side is best, it has the Miles-sung stuff plus a couple of cool instrumentals. the second side has Chris Farlowe singing and is much more in a stoopid blooze vein.

Hmmm...I've got that John Miles LP in my sell pile. Bought it a couple years ago for $1, thought it was just okay, but it never sunk in beyond that. Maybe I'll try again sometime before I get rid of it.

On now; from 1987, and real good so far (Scott, do you know this one?):

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( ^ Sort of midway between early Salt N Pepa and Lisa Lisa w/ Cult Jam, or thereabouts)

(Or maybe, even more, a girl version of New Edition)

What I wrote about that John Miles LP on Rolling Metal 3 years ago; should obviously go back and check out the title track again, at least:

the album I bought, Stranger in the City from 1976, has one good seven-minute long track called "Stand Up (And Give Me a Reason)" that's sort of a metal raveup with a proto-disco break in the middle. I also like the mid '70s Elton mimicry in "Manhattan Skyline" and "Do It Anyway" (the album's two shortest tracks), but much of the rest strikes me as sappy and over-earnest.

That Sugar Babes LP definitely has some Cover Girls style Latin freestyle in it, too.

Not sure if I posted this when I played it a few weeks ago or not, but I'm playing it again:

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except the LP version omits the subtitle... obv.

eh, that rj's latest arrival LP (from '88) turned out to be way too ballady, after its first couple funky tracks. even the promisingly titled "shoot the pump" is just a smooth jazz instrumental. their hold on LP from '86 with "shackles '87" on it is great, though. have yet to hear harmony from '84 with the original "shackles."

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got a bunch of new stuff the other night from ted lee. he runs feeding tube records.

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now this:

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man i definitely see jaxon loving this record (which i know he does)

i also love it!

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that's my shit

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