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Syds solo stuff is pretty sweet

"King of Carrot Flowers pt 1 (now changing to pts 2 & 3)"- Neutral Milk Hotel

 

Neutral Milk Hotel are a great band.

Pink Floyd
A Saucerful of Secrets
"Jugband Blues"
1968

 

Its awfully considerate of you to choose that song, great choice

Pink Floyd- Matilda Mother.

 

Not a huge Floyd fan...but I do like that song in paticular

"Punch Drunk"- Uncle Tupelo

 

I'm not familiar with them.

The Who - Slip Kid (from "The Who by Numbers" album)

 

The who by numbers is from 1975 if i remember ...and it's their last good album... i don't own it , but the Entwistle compo "Success" is my fave of the album,just 'cause it rocks.


i listen to

Cast
"Dreamer" (it's loud and psychedelic)
-Magic Hour- LP 1999

This is the 3rd lp (of 4) of this band of Liverpool. They split in 2001 but this album with the 1st are impressive. Cast was one of the lead band of the Britpop music. They mixed a sort of Who with Beatles.
John Entwistle was a fan and they even recorded in his studio. Actually one of the guitarist of the band Tyson is now playin' in the impressive new band of Robert Plant.

 

I'm not familiar with it.

Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon

 

I like this album but it's not really original... this album it's psychedelic class...(it marks probably the end of freaky hippies).

I listen to something more common:

The Byrds
"I come and stand at every door"
-5th Dimension-LP 1966

a psychedelic slow song who tell the story of the ghost of a Child in Hiroshima...it's deep... this is far away of MTV product.

 

I prefer this type of more progressive, artistic, avant garde music of the 1970's.

Now "The Great Gig In Th Sky" is playing. It's quite a depressed sounding album.

 

very good choice

led zeppelin-ramble on

 

I like Led Zeppelin, that's a good song.

America - Ventura Highway

 

No idea.


Quicksilver Messenger Service-"Shady Groove"

 

Never heard it before...

Wilco - Can't Stand It

 

I'm not familiar with Wilco.

The Amboy Dukes - Baby Please Don't Go

 

2pac - Changes

 

I prefer "Changes" by David Bowie.

Jethro Tull - "A New Day Yesterday" (from the album "Stand Up", 1969).

 

haven't heard too much 2pac but I know that one...it's alright, Bowie's Changes is better yes

and Tull was awesome

Civil War by Guns n Roses

 

I won't listen to Guns and Roses after Montreal. Little pissy bastard. He should have DIED in that riot.

Tanz Mit Laibach - Laibach

 

Civil War is a very good song.

As for Laibach, I'm not familiar with them.

Jethro Tull - Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square

 

ooo Jethro Tull, good choice.

Boston - Amanda