Barking_Mad
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rogue yam said:
Well you can discuss your countries history of torture, murder, overthrowing democratic elected parties and death squads if you like.......
Chomsky - USA as a leading rogue state??
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Well you can discuss your countries history of torture, murder, overthrowing democratic elected parties and death squads if you like.......
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
Azrael23 said:
Aye.
nino_savatte
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Azrael23 said:It doesn`t refer to your political view. The name refers to an inner essence which is called a state of truth.
Clear as mud.
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ZAMB said:
Chomsky rocks
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
rogue yam said:
Blue Oyster Cult suck shit from sewage systems. They're like Foreigner, but with a functional pair of balls. Crap for people who think that the Dead were too "out there".
friedaweed
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Bit like Chicago too thenViolentPanda said:
friedaweed
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Then you should be sound at home with itrogue yam said:
nino_savatte
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friedaweed said:Bit like Chicago too then
The original Chicago Transit Authority (as they were called) were actually pretty good. They went down hill by the mid-70's when they started producing schmaltz to appeal to the burgeoning AOR market in the States...If You Leave Me Now is a later example of this bilge.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Tis what i remember them for old mannino_savatte said:
Didn't plebs like the BOC
What other sort of music do you listen to yammy?
Lots. American music, mostly. All kinds thereof. Favorite is jazz. Again all kinds. Within this, my favorite is far-out hard bob and post-bop, but not "free" jazz (usually). Mingus. Coltrane. Sun Ra. Rahsaan Roland Kirk. Etc. If you know, you know.friedaweed said:
But as I said, lots of different kinds of music altogether. Lots and lots.
Thanks for asking. You?
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
friedaweed said:Bit like Chicago too then
Not as bad as Chicago, and nowhere near as vile as Toto or Supertramp.
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
rogue yam said:
It makes perfect sense. BOC are shit, but they're slightly better than Foreigner, however neither of them are as good as the Grateful Dead, they're the kind of music listened to by people who think the Dead are too radical.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Not a huge fan of Jazz myself but do recognise the talent of some of those folk. Jazz tends to sit nice with drunks and coke fiends. I don't do much booze and class A's support America's profits from the war on drugsrogue yam said:
Dudu Pukwana, Hugh Masekela, d'you dig homeboy?
I like Hugh Masakela. I've seen him perform a few times (most recently last fall) and I have one of his records, which I do listen to occasionally. I've never heard of that other guy.friedaweed said:Not a huge fan of Jazz myself but do recognise the talent of some of those folk. Jazz tends to sit nice with drunks and coke fiends. I don't do much booze and class A's support America's profits from the war on drugs
Dudu Pukwana, Hugh Masekela, d'you dig homeboy?
BTW, your remarks concerning jazz and booze/coke are crap, but I expect you already know that.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Lot's and lot's. I archive live shows with the help of some friends.rogue yam said:
Big loves are Neil Young, Marley, lots of world music, the aforementioned SA dudes, Roy Harper, Hefner, Dylan, Linton Kwesi, Nick Drake, Christy Moore, early US blues, Josh Ritter. I'd go on forever
but that's just what's hanging round the PC right now. It's all good if it makes you either relax or think
No, it makes no sense. BOC have their qualities although you need a sense of humor so most here on u75 are out. Foreigner is irrelevant. The Dead are number one in a field of one. I've forgotten much more about them than you'll ever know. But your either/or thinking regarding them and BOC (or anyone else for that matter) is bollocks. Here in SF, you'll find Deadheads at virtually any concert by other bands. We are not as factionalized, musically or otherwise, here in the US as you limeys are, to say nothing about how factionalized you lot think we are.ViolentPanda said:
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Aye it's that thing called humour again comraderogue yam said:
Stilema
Check out Dudu. Similar ilk to Hugh. Very
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dudu_Pukwana
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Do you have any links to support this claim rudebwoyrogue yam said:
Neil Young - the Bard of La Honda. I've seen him often over the last twenty years or so. In small clubs a few times, too. I know people who know him, work with him, etc. Marley I never got to see. I was holding a ticket for a scheduled BMW show in Ann Arbor, MI when he got sick. Still miss him, although I'm kinda burnt out on the recordings. There are only so many there. Dylan, of course. I might go see him in New Orleans in a few weeks. Blues, absolutely. Muddy, Wolf, Leadbelly, etc. Saw Johnny Winter live in a small club last week. Y'all will laugh, I'm sure, but the dude put on a clinic. Those damn Texans just don't quit.friedaweed said:Lot's and lot's. I archive live shows with the help of some friends.
Big loves are Neil Young, Marley, lots of world music, the aforementioned SA dudes, Roy Harper, Hefner, Dylan, Linton Kwesi, Nick Drake, Christy Moore, early US blues, Josh Ritter. I'd go on forever
It's all good if it makes you either relax or think
Like I said, lotsa good stuff.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
We've got to save mother earth
*Checks background noise on various Cal gigs for whining freeper
T'was NY's and CSNY stuff that got me collecting boots
What d'you think of greendale then yammy?
I've about 200 Shakey shows in archive. Probably even a show you were at.rogue yam said:
*Checks background noise on various Cal gigs for whining freeper
T'was NY's and CSNY stuff that got me collecting boots
What d'you think of greendale then yammy?
Thanks for the tip and link. Never heard of him or the others mentioned at the Wiki entry. I'll remember and check it out when I get the chance.friedaweed said:
I sometimes miss out on good stuff that for whatever reason never tours the US. It just never gets on my radar. I'm pretty live-show oriented. Have you heard The New Mastersounds? (English. Funk.) I saw them a few weeks ago, and liked them pretty well. First young English band I'd seen in a while.
For those who like to rock and truly have a sense of humor, there's San Francisco's finest, Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. They'll be appearing at Astoria in London on May 6 and 7, and then at Rock City in Nottingham on May 8. If you miss them you suck and I'm not to blame.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Sadly Dudu died a few years back so you better not wait for a live gig.rogue yam said:
It's a long way to the Astoria for me but the last time i was there i saw Hugh strangely enough. We have a thriving live music scene in my two neighboring cities of Liverpool and Madchester which i hit quite often. It's a common social trip with our group of friends as are the summer festivals. It's how i found urban really.
I think we should have a thread in music where the p&p lot can play football like on Christmas day in WW2. Hey you might even get a game against the Iranians Yammy
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ViolentPanda said:
No I'm not. But I call that volunteering, not working. Working I do for money.
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friedaweed said:Tis what i remember them for old man
Didn't plebs like the BOC
What other sort of music do you listen to yammy?
Chicago always sucked.
BOC was good around Reaper-time.
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