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• 200 Years of Tull. Tangerine Dream - ZEIT./nt - tspit74 06:26:06 08/08/05 (0)
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• The Pentangle: s/t; Fleetwood Mac: Penguin; Ten Years After: Undead - axolotl 16:44:52 08/07/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  I saw Ten Years After in 1969, and I had Cricklewood Green and A Space in Time years ago. But, I'd not heard Undead 'til now. Exquisite rendering of the blues!

  Penguin I had in ages past; had ta have it again.

  I'm sure my oldest brother had this Pentangle album, but not me. Love it.

  Somehow, I picked up for a buck at SA a laserdisc of Walt Disney's Fantasia, thinking it was the 2-LP set. No, I didn't check it (obviously). I was out walking my dog, and I mentioned it to my neighbor. She immediately bought it from me at considerable mark-up. She had it on VHS and DVD already and has no way to play the LD. Shall we say she's a bit of a completist? So, I guess I was just filling a niche.

  
  axolotl

  "The universe begins to look more like a great thought than a great machine."
  
  

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• Xavier Cugat, Cugat Cavalcade /nt\ - arturo7 12:48:54 08/07/05 (0)
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• Oingo Boingo - "Good for Your Soul" - KT88 10:13:42 08/07/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Who makes the rules?
  -Bill
  
  

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• Nazareth "debut" , Green WB label from '72, along with the rest of my wkend finds.. - j. barleycorn 08:54:42 08/07/05 (0)
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  Found at Mpls Record show for $2 yesterday and really clean. Never heard it before but what a weird record. Total mishmash of hard rock, orchestra and balladry. Almost leans into prog territory except there's too much Zep style riffing on display. Not at all like the later stuff.

  Grabbed alot of odd stuff yesterday. A private seller advertised a backyard jazz sale Sat and I managed to leave with a few obscurities from there.

  Micheal Gibbs, Deram
  Solid Gold Cadillac "Brain Damage" UK RCA
  Stan Getz " Captain Marvel"
  Carla Bley " European Tour 1977"
  JoJo Gunne "1st"
  Ramatam "debut"
  Dave Mason " It's like you never left"
  Sutherland bros & Quiver "Lifeboat" early Island
  Quiver "Gone in the Morning" Green WB
  Trapeze "Medusa"
  Luther Grosvenor " Under Open Skies" early Island

  Anything worth doing is worth overdoing........
  
  

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• 'Nina Simone Sings The Blues' - nt - - vocalion 08:05:22 08/07/05 (0)
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• Grant Green, Matador.. - rrsands 06:03:58 08/07/05 (0)
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  Toshiba reissue, minty, dead quiet, and loverly. Grant, McCoy and Elvin are terrific!

  Next up, Dexter Calling, a UA issue on the dark blue label.

  Previous LP, Bobby Hutcherson, Happenings, Div.Liberty pressing.

  It's gonna be a Blue Note day!
  
  

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• Oscar Peterson Trio: "Very Tall", Metallica: "Kill 'em All" (nt) - Tawe 01:16:42 08/07/05 (0)
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• Verdi/Requiem/BPO/Karajan - Munkie_NL 00:49:26 08/07/05 (0)
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  Complete 2LP luxury box with big booklet, got 6 of these complete opera/oratorio boxes from the thrift, plus 4 single LPs, 8 euro something. Highbrow culture for a lowdown price my fellow inmates!

  Greetings Freek.
  
  

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• The Best of Billy Cobham - oh Man that guy can JAM!!! (nt) - eis 00:35:51 08/07/05 (0)
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• So what cartridge arm and table are you running now? - tubesforever 00:02:05 08/07/05 (1)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

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  • Benz Ruby3H/Technics EPA-500/A501G . Pics in the gallery nt - Ray-o-Stat 10:06:12 08/07/05 (0)
    In Reply to: So what cartridge arm and table are you running now? posted by tubesforever on August 7, 2005 at 00:02:05:

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• Laura Branigan - Self Control - danny kaey 23:12:15 08/06/05 (0)
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• Miles Davis and Horns (nt) - Tightwad 21:57:22 08/06/05 (0)
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• Allen&Rossi, Aretha, Frank, Nancy, Hamp, Yvonne Elliman, Platters, Elvis. - Elmo 21:50:19 08/06/05 (0)
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  Nacy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood doing 'Some Velvet Morn' is a trip. Elvis doing 'Fever' ain't too shabby either.
  
  

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• Mike Rutherford "Smallcreep's Day" .nt. - SHIF 21:12:12 08/06/05 (1)
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  some more text...

  Then one of my personal favs, Tommy Bolin "Teaser" original Nemperor press in mint condition, such a treat!

  Followed by another fav, Jethro Tull "Minstral in the Gallery" an Aussie pressing.

  -S

  
  
  

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  • Ooh, been awhile since I played that one. Great!nt - tspit74 06:14:57 08/08/05 (0)
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• Dub. - dBoon 20:37:29 08/06/05 (0)
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• Foo Fighters - In Your Honor & Allman Bros. - Live at Filmore East *nt* - woodyjeff 19:57:37 08/06/05 (0)
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• Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" - tketcham 19:54:45 08/06/05 (6)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Nemperor Records (CBS) 1979

  After his debute album "Alive On Arrival" I bought his next three albums without hesitation. Still enjoy revisiting his stuff after a quarter century.

  Tom
  
  

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  • I've been playing... - tspit74 06:23:45 08/08/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" posted by tketcham on August 6, 2005 at 19:54:45:

    Mission of the Croassroad Palms from '95. Unfortunately, it's a cd but what incredible songs. I haven't heard anything newer than that one but I haven't been disapponted with any of his albums yet. He was in Chicago a couple of weeks ago and I planned to see him. When the time came I was too tired. I regret it. Seek out "Crossroad Palms" if you get a chance. You won't regret it. It's produced by Gary Tallent, Springstee'sn bassist.

    Why isn't this guy as big as Springsteen and Dylan?
    
    

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  • Re: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" - Hodie 07:22:53 08/07/05 (1)
    In Reply to: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" posted by tketcham on August 6, 2005 at 19:54:45:

    That brings back good memories. Just the other day I was wondering what ever happened to that guy. Mississippian, I believe?
    
    

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    • Re: Steve Forbert - Still alive and kicking - tketcham 08:40:40 08/07/05 (0)
      In Reply to: Re: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" posted by Hodie on August 7, 2005 at 07:22:53:

      I saw him perform on an "Austin City Limits" show last year. He was still good. Obviously older but still had the voice. I think he played some of his newer material but I haven't been near a music store to see if it was available on cd/lp.

      Tom
      
      

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  • Re: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" - maryastor 21:58:30 08/06/05 (2)
    In Reply to: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" posted by tketcham on August 6, 2005 at 19:54:45:

    Wow,just dug this out tonight, played the bonus 45 "Oil Song". Did yours come with that?
    
    

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    • My promo copy came with it./nt - tspit74 06:17:17 08/08/05 (0)
      In Reply to: Re: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" posted by maryastor on August 6, 2005 at 21:58:30:

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    • Re: "Oil Song" is long gone... - tketcham 22:48:21 08/06/05 (0)
      In Reply to: Re: Steve Forbert - "Jackrabbit Slim" posted by maryastor on August 6, 2005 at 21:58:30:

      I threw out all the bonus 45's I ever got a long time ago. I'm regretting that now that I'm older and wiser!
      
      

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• Terry Knight and the Pack - xyyyy 19:44:42 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Great early Michigan Band that morphed into Grand Funk Railroad. He managed both GFR and Bloodrock.

  Terry was murdered several months back, I believe in Arizona. He's not forgotten.
  
  

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• John Hammond "So Many Roads" nt - risabet 19:05:48 08/06/05 (0)
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• Re: Nirvana Live followed by a new OLD pressing of S&G's Bridge Over Troubled Waters... Next... Sprigsteen =) - astroimage2002 19:00:12 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Man! This is FUN!!!!
  
  

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• Handel - Concerti Per L'Organo - 5 lp set, Archive..... - colorsarepretty 17:47:22 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  1966 pressing, w/Edward Muller organist & The Schola Cantoram Basilensis conducted by August Wensinger, 2723042. I had just purchased the Hyperion 2 cd set w/The Brandenburg Consort, and the Archive smites the Hyperion, so much more body and soul to the playing, w/much more bass information. The orchestra on the Hyperion to my ears actually sounds like a caliope.
  
  

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• Re: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... - kenster 17:43:19 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Damn you Ray....you just have to rub it in huh??

  Just funnin'. If I had the means, I think I would be spinnin'
  Pat Travers "Black Pearl" and then April Wine "Harder,Faster"

  As for now, it will be Joe Satriani "Is there love in space" on ceeedeee.

  Regards,

  Kenster
  
  
  

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• one I haven't spun for a while, Jackson Browne "The Pretender" nt - Dan_ed 17:22:30 08/06/05 (0)
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• WATT's Spinnin' - Frank Waller 16:44:28 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Amongst others today...

  Beethoven
  Piano Concerto 4 and Rondo/Hans Richter-Haaser/PO/Kertesz B3 Columbia/SAX

  Great condition golden oldie LP, that is very dynamic without mistracking or distortion, warm & natural. Engineering and soundwise, SAX's could be/are remarkably good.

  
  Baez, Joan
  * Joan Baez (1959) A1 Roulette/r
  * Profile of Joan Baez (1961) A1 Fontana

  A very young Joan just reaches out and converts you... simple, pure acoustic live and studio recordings don't seem to have been better'd fourty five years on...

  Enjoy

  FW
  
  

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• Alice Shields/Coyote - RobertB53 16:21:25 08/06/05 (1)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Shields, a "vocal music therapist, specializing in performance anxiety," on this tape realized at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center presents "transformations of the composer's voice, coyote calls, male chorus and electronic sounds." CRI SD 495. Scary stuff. If spun backwards, will it sound like Mantovani? I heard this for the first time after breakfast and swore never again. Then I played it again after lunch. Perhaps, I'll play it this third time and just drink supper.
  
  

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  • Interesting description. Would love to hear it... - axolotl 10:21:30 08/07/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Alice Shields/Coyote posted by RobertB53 on August 6, 2005 at 16:21:25:

    ONCE!!!

    As an old prof of mine who taught OT Survey used ta say, "Flee from it! Flee from it!" My guess is it sounds like Sandi Patti when played backwards; if so, you must consistently resist the urge to play it in reverse. &%^)

    Shun the liquid supper, and take your SSRI's. After all, if it tees Tom Cruise off, it's gots ta be okay.

    
    axolotl

    "The universe begins to look more like a great thought than a great machine."
    
    

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• At 78 rpm: Lester Young/Charlie Parker/et al, JATP Part 12; and... - GuyC 16:21:01 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Bachianas Brasileiras No 5 - Bidu Sayao on Columbia.

  Finally got the Garrard 401 with the Mystery Snake tonearm (I call it that because I don't know what brand it is, but it's just like trying to play a record with a snake) to work. The music sounds incredible through the Bogen DB130 mono integrated and just one Cain & Cain Abby. But I'm going to have to do away with that arm someday.

  Now it's the Rosenkavalier Waltzes, Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra on RCA.
  
  

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• Robert Cray, "Midnight Stroll." nt - olddude55 15:42:51 08/06/05 (2)
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  Dulce bellum inexpertis
  
  

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  • Is this available on vinyl?(nt) - Ozzy 04:51:51 08/07/05 (1)
    In Reply to: Robert Cray, "Midnight Stroll." nt posted by olddude55 on August 6, 2005 at 15:42:51:

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    • Yep. Got this one and "Strong Persuader." nt - olddude55 05:23:53 08/07/05 (0)
      In Reply to: Is this available on vinyl?(nt) posted by Ozzy on August 7, 2005 at 04:51:51:

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• Depeche Mode re-mix box set. Sounds great! - Chip Henderson 15:11:16 08/06/05 (1)
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  • Re: Depeche Mode re-mix box set. Sounds great! - Plinko 09:48:07 08/07/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Depeche Mode re-mix box set. Sounds great! posted by Chip Henderson on August 6, 2005 at 15:11:16:

    that is one fantastic box. have it on cd but haven't got around to the vinyl...yet.
    
    

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• Alice Coltrane "Ptah The El Daoud" with Pharoah Saunders (nt) - Clive G 14:52:33 08/06/05 (3)
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  • Q - bostrowskij 20:35:25 08/07/05 (2)
    In Reply to: Alice Coltrane "Ptah The El Daoud" with Pharoah Saunders (nt) posted by Clive G on August 6, 2005 at 14:52:33:

    How is this compared to "Journey to Satchitanada" ( if you've heard it, also with Sanders)?
    I like "Journey" very much, it feels like John C's spirit is hovering above it. I have not heard the album you mention though.

    Regards, Bostro in Sweden
    
    

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    • Re: Q - Clive G 02:44:18 08/08/05 (1)
      In Reply to: Q posted by bostrowskij on August 7, 2005 at 20:35:25:

      I only just bought Ptah, Satchitanada and Lord of Lords. Havn't listened to the others yet. Will let you know when I've had the chance to compare them. I must say that Ptah is some of the most enjoyable free jazz I 've heard, but this is a new genre I'm exploring so have not got a lot to compare it with yet.
      
      

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      • Re: Q - bostrowskij 09:48:22 08/08/05 (0)
        In Reply to: Re: Q posted by Clive G on August 8, 2005 at 02:44:18:

        Cool, I think I'll check it out. I just love the instrumentation on Satchidananda title track : bass , drums, sax, indian tamboura and harp! That album was an eye opener for me, hope you'll enjoy it too.
        
        

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• Black Market Clash, 10 incher and MORE! - Older Brother Gert 14:48:36 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  the Clash, that is.

  Jethro Tull - Benefit

  Stones - Some Girls

  Lucinda Willaims - Live At The Fillmore (saw her last night, a great show on all counts!)
  
  
  

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• Jonathan Edwards - s/t; Neil Young "After the Goldrush"; Juan Martin "Painter in Sound" - axolotl 14:45:41 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  Like HOK, I'm also spinning the scores from this last week.

  The Jonathan Edwards is exceptionally crisp and clear, on a pink Capricorn label. "The first time I saw Emma, she was above me in a dream..."

  The NY has audible wear - guess I'll keep looking for a better copy.

  "Painter in Sound" was a mint, sealed copy (Novus). Lovely acoustic transients. I've doctored my ceedee quite a bit - the elpee exceeds it in virtually every way, for warmth, musicality, transients.

  
  axolotl

  "The universe begins to look more like a great thought than a great machine."
  
  

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• Sinatra - Wee Small Hours; Belafonte - Live at Carnegie; Naked Music - Carte Blanche Vol3 \nt - lenzkap 14:43:29 08/06/05 (0)
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• Was on vacation - no vinyl for a week..... - vinyl1 14:40:06 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  ....that is, vinyl listening. I did pick up a few rather esoteric things.

  I don't know if anyone likes slightly advanced bagpipe music, but if you do, you should check out Hamish Moore, Open Ended, on Scottish Dunkeld DUN006. He plays mostly Scottish Small Pipes and Border Pipes. I hear a world-music drone type of influence, plus a slight hint of avant jazz.
  
  

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• Magazine "The Correct Use of Soap"/Jack Bruce "Songs for a Tailor" nt - nutbatter 14:06:15 08/06/05 (2)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

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  • One of their best imo - good choice! nt - ml69 20:34:49 08/06/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Magazine "The Correct Use of Soap"/Jack Bruce "Songs for a Tailor" nt posted by nutbatter on August 6, 2005 at 14:06:15:

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  • One of my favorites of theirs. Good choice! nt - ml69 20:33:24 08/06/05 (0)
    In Reply to: Magazine "The Correct Use of Soap"/Jack Bruce "Songs for a Tailor" nt posted by nutbatter on August 6, 2005 at 14:06:15:

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• spinning this weekends scores ... - HOK 13:01:16 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

  James Brown - The Best Of (Polydor)
  Chet Atkins - Hometown Guitar (RCA)
  Stanley Turrentine w/Milt Jackson (CTI)
  Throbbing Gristle - D.o.A. (Idustrial Records)
  McCoy Tyner - Fly With the Wind (Milestone)
  Johnny Cash - At Folson Prison (Columbia 2-eye)
  Kraftwerk - Exceller 8 (Mercury)
  Nick Lowe - Labour of Lust (Columbia)
  Ahmad Jamal - All of You (Argo)
  Jerry Harrison - Casual Gods (Sire)
  Robbie Robertson (Geffen)
  Willian Orbit - Stange Cargo (I.R.S no speak)

  .50 each, really dig the Orbit, which I had on ceedee. The Turrentine cooks too!

  John
  
  

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• Navarro-Fat Girl/Savoy Sessions, Adderley-Beginnings (nt) - deaf_j 12:59:05 08/06/05 (0)
  In Reply to: WOO HOO, My First time! WAT's Spinnin' guys?? More jaw-dropping goodness here... posted by Ray-o-Stat on August 6, 2005 at 12:27:01:

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