9/6/03 update downstairs
This is a audience-participation segment...
--ask me anything--
I figure I've been writing a lot this summer about stuff I've read, or records. Maybe you want more insight into me than that. Perhaps there's been something you've wondered. Or maybe you wanna ask a really embarassing question. Go ahead. I might answer it.
9/6/03 ps -- I will likely be busy Sunday n early Monday. I plan to visit my friend Mike. I just wanna let a build-up of questions accumulate here. Maybe they will or ummm not, but no offense to WaTed, Whiskey, n Cherry, I just wanna accumulate more questions. Graci beaucoup.
Oh, and some comparably tangible, useful info for those making the effort to drop by-- Greendale by Neil Young is a little too rambly for my tastes, even for a concept album, but it has highlights ("The Devil's Sidewalk," "Leave the Driving to Us," and maybe "Sun Green") if you're desperate to spend $15 and like the rambling-'Horse sound...
oh, and the reissues: re/ac/tor is fuckin' great, one of the best hard rock/metal forays by a classic-rocker ever, and I still don't like much of side one of On the Beach, but "Revolution Blues" is okay and side two is fantastic. Out of these two albums, only "Vampire Blues" is a total fuckin' waste of time (what's with the ending solo, Neil??? We're you high?).
This is a audience-participation segment...
--ask me anything--
I figure I've been writing a lot this summer about stuff I've read, or records. Maybe you want more insight into me than that. Perhaps there's been something you've wondered. Or maybe you wanna ask a really embarassing question. Go ahead. I might answer it.
9/6/03 ps -- I will likely be busy Sunday n early Monday. I plan to visit my friend Mike. I just wanna let a build-up of questions accumulate here. Maybe they will or ummm not, but no offense to WaTed, Whiskey, n Cherry, I just wanna accumulate more questions. Graci beaucoup.
Oh, and some comparably tangible, useful info for those making the effort to drop by-- Greendale by Neil Young is a little too rambly for my tastes, even for a concept album, but it has highlights ("The Devil's Sidewalk," "Leave the Driving to Us," and maybe "Sun Green") if you're desperate to spend $15 and like the rambling-'Horse sound...
oh, and the reissues: re/ac/tor is fuckin' great, one of the best hard rock/metal forays by a classic-rocker ever, and I still don't like much of side one of On the Beach, but "Revolution Blues" is okay and side two is fantastic. Out of these two albums, only "Vampire Blues" is a total fuckin' waste of time (what's with the ending solo, Neil??? We're you high?).
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BBC Wales isn't John Peel - it's a DJ called Adam Walton: http://www.themysterytour.co.uk
John Peel has his own sessions, often called "Peel Sessions" and then the other Famous Radio 1 DJ, Steve Lamaq has his sessions too, which are called an "Evening Session". We just got a Radio Wales session
Cherry xox
:::crosses fingers that tapes make it in one piece:::