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Trout Mask Replica In fact, a smooth and amazingly blended rainbow trout mask replica.. for Carolyn.. Neon Meat Dream of a Octafish .. “mucous mules fox trot, tra la, tra la, tra la, tra la”... ...but they are all quite good ...drives a cartoon.. ..fast and bulbous ..fast and bulbous ..and a tin tear drop.
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Posted by DanielS on Tue, 24 Mar 2015 08:40 | # In case anybody is wondering about this admittedly but deliberately strange post… A little humor here for those who think we cannot move in and out of “pariah” mode with facility. It is also to put it in the face of people who appear on Red Ice or White Voice and continue to blame hippies “for smokng pot and going to Woodstock” But what can you expect of Angelo John Ganucci? Tony Robbins taught him all he needs to know. And what can you expect in the way of empathy from feminists/feminazis? “Hippies” were supposed to go to war out of sheer custom and habit of war (having nothing to do with defending our people). They can’t be bothered to note that this movement was over when the Viet Nam war was over. Coincidence? And should they have gone to Viet Nam instead of Woodstock? Idiot. 3
Posted by origin Dasein for hippies on Tue, 24 Mar 2015 14:24 | # Another reason for mentioning that is because defending hippies and the context of their seeking the basic levels of Actualization as opposed to Feminists (like Yeager was/is), who sought the top of its “hierarchy”, and the Jewish (and right wing) misconstrual of the hippies is just one of the original ideas that Yeager says that I don’t have
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Posted by DanielS on Tue, 24 Mar 2015 14:25 | # Another reason for mentioning that is because defending hippies and the context of their seeking the basic levels of Actualization as opposed to Feminists (like Yeager was/is), who sought the top of its “hierarchy”, and the Jewish (and right wing) misconstrual of the hippieis is just one of the original ideas that Yeager says that I don’t have. 5
Posted by MR leads, NPR follows Captain on Thu, 02 Apr 2015 20:34 | # Majority Rights leads the way and “NPR” catches-up with the Captain: http://www.npr.org/2015/03/31/396579254/no-hits-no-problem-captain-beefhearts-major-label-run No Hits, No Problem: Captain Beefheart’s Major Label Run March 31, 2015
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Posted by weight on shoulders on Sat, 04 Apr 2015 20:34 | # The Do: Weight on my shoulders
Donna Lewis: I love you always forever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5wizkr-shY Roxy Music, Avalon Roxy Music, More Than This https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZTymGhkZpg Even though Iggy Pop is a Jew, Ron Ashton did play the guitar right - very: 7
Posted by farther than we've gone on Mon, 06 Apr 2015 22:17 | #
Farther than we’ve gone The party of special things to do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyITTLeLRR4 I met the ace of love at the party of special things to do..she said here: Here. Take these spots so that my distant cousins can get along with you. upon the my oh my
I got love on my mind, but I can’t make up my mind, who to love… 8
Posted by insulin resistance on Mon, 13 Apr 2015 06:07 | # Interesting dietary advice by Dr. Joseph Mercola 9
Posted by Born Ugly on Mon, 13 Apr 2015 18:55 | # Born Ugly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TALWkw3cWqA
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Posted by Keaton/Lazzeri Mask Replica on Sun, 26 Apr 2015 13:12 | # Keaton Lazzeri mask replica
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Posted by entitled kids as PC warriors on Wed, 29 Apr 2015 08:29 | # Greg Johnson interviews Ann Sterzinger about her writing career and her start-up website taking aim to lampoon PC warriors. http://cdn.counter-currents.com/radio/AnnSterzinger.mp3
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Posted by Be There To Love Me on Fri, 05 Jun 2015 00:11 | # Documentary about Townes Van Zandt http://ffilms.org/be-here-to-love-me-a-film-about-townes-van-zandt-2004/
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Posted by give it up on Tue, 07 Jul 2015 23:51 | #
Give it up Bailando
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtkFykbcoa4
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Posted by Chris Squire on Tue, 21 Jul 2015 19:42 | # Chris Squire: Chris Squire (67) British-born bassist and cofounder of the progressive rock band Yes who announced in May that he had acute erythroid leukemia, a rare form of acute myeloid leukemia. Squire died in Phoenix, Arizona on June 27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87xx5pzHDlY
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Posted by Wooden Ships on Fri, 24 Jul 2015 22:31 | #
Wooden Ships
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Posted by This is the day, upon the My-oh-my on Sun, 30 Aug 2015 18:40 | # Captain Beefheart: this is the day.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KjTQvohG4Y and on TV in The Netherlands: “Upon the-My-oh-my”
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Posted by David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust on Mon, 11 Jan 2016 09:44 | # Legendary Artist David Bowie Dies at 69
Bowie’s two best albums, both are completely good - every song: Diamond Dogs is thematized by Orwell’s 1984 and captures with genius the alien, dehumanizing mood of said negative utopia: Ziggy Stardust is full of upstart pop-rock energy: 20
Posted by It'll shine when it shines on Tue, 23 Feb 2016 00:45 | # Ozark Mountain Daredevils: “It’ll shine when it shines”...compare that to this lifestyle song. Why is it that I don’t want to live with blacks?
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Posted by George Martin on Thu, 21 Apr 2016 02:59 | #
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Posted by City hall mind . Dream . Of a girl . About ..13 on Thu, 15 Jun 2017 22:54 | #
We see, in the back, of a city hall mind, the dream, of a girl, about 13. Off with her clothes, and into a bed, where she tickles his fancy, all night long….ah 27
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 18 Jun 2017 13:47 | # That Britain didn’t enter the Vietnam war in ‘66 has been attributed to the sage words of Enoch Powell having dissuaded Wilson from behaving like a good little satellite controller at the behest of LBJ. “The greatest service I have performed for my country, if it be so”-Powell. Yes, it was. He also spared us the prospect of hearing something like Caravan’s delightful “Ride” to the accompaniment of Westland Scout blades, against a backdrop of napalm and Agent Orange in later “we won it really, sort of” Hollywood movies. 29
Posted by Out of kindness I suppose on Tue, 20 Jun 2017 23:27 | # 35
Posted by Good riddance to Rolling Stone on Sat, 04 Nov 2017 09:13 | # Taki’s Mag, “Good Riddance to Rolling Stone Magazine”, 23 Oct 2017, by Tim Sommer. Good article. But for me, the truth is that I never could read the magazine, largely for the reasons cited in this article - Rolling Stone was unbearably off the mark in its taste and liberal politics - politics so liberal that it even led the magazine from its beat, rock n’ roll, into features of rap and hip hop artists: sorry, not interested, doesn’t represent my culture, my soundtrack.
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 04 Nov 2017 13:27 | # Yeah, Rolling Stone was quite big on Punk too, a genre I detested even though I had no idea of how kosher it was, or exactly what had inspired many of its performers until I read this.. http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/music/236560/concentration-camp-eichmann-punk 37
Posted by DanielS on Sat, 04 Nov 2017 13:57 | # Thanks Mancinblack. If I was the trendy sort, punk should have been my style when I was still a fairly young teenager, but I never could identify with it - I did not feel it corresponding with my needs and the means to channel my anxiety - as I began to hear the echoes which you confirm, why it is that I could not identify with it has become more and more clear. As an echo chamber, it had similar intensity that the rock music and culture before had at its disposal, but with a singularity of expression and a rather arbitrary rebellion - anarchy (boring at best, a Jewish boondoggle more like - an effort to muck up European people’s systemic homeostasis, their being) 38
Posted by Benefit on Mon, 20 Nov 2017 10:10 | # Benefit:
Jethro Tull at the Rolling Stones Rock n’ Roll Circus Song to Jeffrey:
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Posted by Dave Edmunds on Mon, 20 Nov 2017 20:04 | #
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Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 13 Dec 2017 17:56 | # Old hippies opening a deep vein of Englishness ...
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Posted by Wayfaring Stranger on Sat, 16 Dec 2017 05:07 | #
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 16 Dec 2017 10:14 | # “Where once were men but now are sheep “The Spirit Lives” - Roy Harper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D6tBJk1ZVE
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Posted by DanielS on Sat, 16 Dec 2017 12:59 | # That’s a really cool song indeed, Mancinblack. I never heard that one - got to love the raw edge of Harper’s performance style as well - nice to add that one to the good list of Christmas jeer. ...along with the perennial, fine - but played enough - Christmas song, I Believe in Father Christmas, performed and co-written by the late Greg Lake:
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Posted by Kubelik/Janacek Sinfonietta on Mon, 08 Jan 2018 10:50 | # I hadn’t realized that ELP based (perhaps a nice way of saying ripped-off) the music for it’s song “Knife’s Edge” on their first album - the eponymous ELP - from this classical piece: Kubelik/Janacek Sinfonietta 1st and 2nd movements. Nevertheless, ELP’s rendition works quite well, added lyrics too:
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Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 08 Jan 2018 22:00 | # The kind of European union I approve of - German Neo-Pagan folk group “Faun”, Einar Selvik of Norwegian band “Wardruner” and Danish instrumentalist Martin Seeburg performing “Odin” extremely well, on stage in Wuppertal, Germany (March 2017)
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Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 09 Jan 2018 21:08 | # “Heilung” are a Danish trio who’s lyrics include original texts from rune stones, inscriptions from Viking artifacts, Sami shamanism and extracts or interpretations of poems depicting historical events. Their intention is to connect their audience with the pre-Christian past. Heilung (& friends) made their first public appearance at Castlefest (held at Castle Keukenhof, Lisse, in the Netherlands) in 2017. Praised by critics, their fan base is growing very quickly, which given their mission statement has to be a good thing. 50
Posted by Wild Swans Love Will Tear Us Apart on Tue, 16 Jan 2018 17:39 | #
Alternative Version, more drums, chorus and reverb. 53
Posted by John McLaughlin on Tue, 16 Jan 2018 18:55 | # Note: play these McLaughlin albums from the start, or you’ll be missing the best parts.
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Posted by The Allman Brothers on Tue, 16 Jan 2018 20:04 | #
Check out the super meta-slave chant in “Black Hearted Woman”
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Posted by Anything, Anything on Tue, 16 Jan 2018 20:26 | #
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Posted by This is the Day on Tue, 16 Jan 2018 21:17 | #
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Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 16 Jan 2018 21:51 | # (lol) My first wife loved that Beefheart song and when she died a couple of years ago, my daughter from that relationship chose “Wild Horses” to be played at her funeral. With that in mind, my advice would be to never choose the blonde as it might be a case of “The Bluest Blues”.. 60
Posted by DanielS on Wed, 17 Jan 2018 06:18 | # A woman who loves Beefheart? She was a rare gem to allow for that degree of humanity (i.e., to the point of being a bit weird) and appreciation of creativity in men. My guess is that this kind of woman is crucial to authentic White male being. Whereas the typical puerile girl would say, Captain Beefheart? eeew no! eew. 62
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 18 Jan 2018 18:24 | # Okay, in the spirit of Anglo-Asian cooperation and to piss off Ted Sallis, here’s one of my favourite artists of the seventies. Japanese imports were horrendously expensive back then, but having Japanese cousins (first and second removed) as I have, comes in useful sometimes. Hako Yamasaki from her album “Tsunawatari”.
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Posted by Crazy Over You on Thu, 18 Jan 2018 19:22 | # ...to piss Ted Sallis off is good enough reason.
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Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 18 Jan 2018 22:43 | # Oh yeah. “Barracuda” rocks. Perfect. Like cherry blossoms falling at five centimeters a second. 65
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 21 Jan 2018 23:12 | # Set your controls for the heart of the Rising Sun. “Taiyo” by Osamu Kitajima from his 1976 album “Benzaiten”
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Posted by Masterless Samura on Mon, 22 Jan 2018 03:00 | # Thanks for that Mancinblack. I like this one that came up after too. - nice, warrior like cadence to it ... contemplating the grand theatre.
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Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 22 Jan 2018 12:34 | # Hehehe. Can’t resist this one, especially with this particular video. Steve King and the Echelons “Satan is Her Name” from 1962. It’s a really cool number and I can’t believe it was released as a B side. Sallis is gonna love it….. 72
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 27 Jan 2018 18:34 | # Contemporary prog from Big Big Train. The first verse from this song “A Boy in Darkness” is taken from a Sub Commissioner’s report of 1842 on the conditions of children and young people employed in the collieries. In this instance Brookbottom Colliery, Heanor, Derbyshire. 75
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 27 Jan 2018 19:57 | # “The Nightmarers should be deported. That’s actually the humane option, as one could argue that the Nightmarers should be treated like an invading army ; the military should be sent after them. If the Nightmarers surrender, put them in POW camps until the immigration war is won, and then repatriate them to their nations of origin. If they resist, treat them as you would any resisting military enemy - destroy the opposing force. Have the army gun them down”-EGI NOTES Sallis, obviously upset he never went to Nam. Never mind Ted, perhaps you can have this song “The Crystal Frontier” by Calexico played to keep them quiet in the Konzentrationslager of your imagination.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmDddw7S7UY While they wait for that lil ‘ole bullet tap on the shoulder, hey? 76
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 28 Jan 2018 17:24 | # Buffalo Springfield, 1967, For What It’s Worth… 77
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 28 Jan 2018 20:05 | # Thank you, Daniel, “Riot is a ridiculous name, it was a funeral for Pandora’s Box. But it looked like a revolution” Steven Stills. Great song. 78
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 28 Jan 2018 20:09 | # Or not… Wiki isn’t linking to the correct page. Bummer (lol) 79
Posted by DanielS on Mon, 29 Jan 2018 01:19 | # I do have a special fondness for the psychedelic rock, hard or otherwise, of the hippie-freak era - both because it was creative as all get out and because, as you know, I believe that it was a manifold expression of a right below rights for male being (as opposed to draft into a foolish war). Thus, I see it as an important epoch to translate properly. One of the expressions of that manifold quest for being was that, at least by singing in codes, or even rather plainly about drugs, ill advised as that may have been if suggested as a way of life, it did give us a break from hearing guys singing desperately about women all the time, upping the competition so stressfully, to the point of self destruction. That was especially grating when feminism started to reach an overwhelming and screeching crescendo as it did after the war was over… As I said, in agreement with you, I didn’t relate to the punk thing - I felt unfinished and unarticulated business in the hippie project, which is largely why I could not get with and relate to punk and to some of the other subsequent musical/cultural epochs. Punk anarchy, a form of liberalism, was not modeling White male being, only loud wails. Nevertheless, I’d hate for people to get the impression that I think that the music of yesteryear was the only good music and better than today’s… I do like the characteristic intense music and relaxed style of grunge but its would-be basis seems to be rather a disoriented and futile epoch for having passed through the anarchy and indifference of the prior two decades. There’s lots of great music, of course, all around, today, in the decades in between, and centuries before… I just know this stuff from my music addict days and so I try to call some attention for those who may not be aware of some of the great stuff that was happening then too - that’s all we had for some semblance of rebellious expression against the mainstream media back in the 70’s and 80’s…and even then, you usually had to change the words in your head - to your protest - because the musicians were often sickeningly liberal. I’m open to new tunes but don’t make a habit of following music as I did, so I’m not as apt to pass on new stuff, though it doesn’t mean I don’t like it. It’s just that interactive media provides some of that release of expression and protest that simply wasn’t available in any non- obsequious liberal form after the Vietnam war was over. Nor WOULD I want people to think I am a pacifist. I am against stupid wars, like that, war as custom, habit and tradition ...wasted lives. Nevertheless, grunge songs like Would and Damn That River do display that warrior capacity that I look for in music that I identify with. 82
Posted by Bach-Air on G String on Mon, 29 Jan 2018 17:12 | #
I may have heard better versions, but it’s hard to mess up this tune too badly. ... a better version perhaps: 83
Posted by Improvisation On Robert De Visée's Sarabande on Tue, 30 Jan 2018 12:46 | # Larry Coryell and Ralph Towner: Improvisation On Robert De Visée’s Sarabande
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Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 30 Jan 2018 14:37 | # Paco de Lucia and Al Di Meola - Mediterranean Sundance. 85
Posted by Morning Fog with John Williams on Tue, 30 Jan 2018 15:00 | #
Kate Bush, “The Morning Fog”, with John Williams on guitar. 86
Posted by Dolores O'Riordan on Sat, 03 Feb 2018 17:35 | # Dolores O’Riordan, Cranberries singer dies suddenly aged 46
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Posted by Tony Visconti on Thu, 08 Feb 2018 02:38 | # ...discusses the making of David Bowie’s song, “Heroes” 89
Posted by No son of mine on Sat, 10 Feb 2018 04:32 | # Though the later Genesis can rightfully be criticized as soft and repugnantly pop in some cuts, other cuts were decent and should not be written off so easily.
No. Title Length Personnel Tony Banks – keyboards Although “Selling England by the Pound”, in particular, is consistently good if one is in the mood for its atmosphere. Side one Personnel Genesis 90
Posted by Allman, Wetton, Coryell, Holdsworth on Sat, 17 Feb 2018 15:14 | # Surprised to learn: John Wetton (actually, this band and eponymous album, U.K., has Allan Holdsworth in it as well; Wetton on bass and vocals; Holdsworth on guitar - even Zappa liked Holdsworth and Zappa didn’t like anybody). Allan Holdsworth’s finest work was probably with “Gong” Pods and Sods Network: Colleagues Remember Allan Holdsworth, Part 1 Pods and Sods Network: Colleagues Remembering Allan Holdsworth Part 3 P.S. Apparently Holdsworth died pretty much broke - there had to be a crowdfunding to pay for his funeral. 91
Posted by The Rooster on Sun, 18 Feb 2018 16:06 | #
For all my talk about the significance of hippies being their manifold quest for White male Being - viz. midtdasein (as opposed to the irresponsible sacrifice of male being in the inorganic regimentation of male behavior for the habitual militarism manifest by the Vietnam Draft) - and for my already having discussed my identification with Grunge Rock and Alice in Chains in particular (in comment #75), I had nevertheless overlooked the obvious (typical to overlook that which is closest to hand) - The Rooster is a song expressing Alice in Chains’ Grunge roots in that very hippie rebellion for Being against the Vietnam war draft; viz. it is a song about guitarist Jerry Cantrell’s father’s experience in the Vietnam War:
Jerry Cantrell: Papa never really talked about it, the war at all, I asked him about it one time. We were sitting on the porch drinking beer at night in summer time or something and I asked him what and he just said you know that’s dead, so just let it lie - let it Be.
Father Cantrell: You had to survive. That’s the main thing. Sometimes you’d think, what the hell are we doing here, right? ...watching my friends die… it was the worst experience of mine, a sad experience, lets just hope nobody else has to go through it…
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Posted by Nutshell on Mon, 19 Feb 2018 20:41 | # The video is a distraction but the song is great: Alice in Chains - Nutshell 95
Posted by Green Sleeves on Mon, 19 Feb 2018 21:40 | # Green Sleeves: Lute with vocals - should be sung by a man, but I need to find a soprano version true to the rigors of the song’s era. 100
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 25 Feb 2018 21:04 | # Mongolian singer DaiQing Tana and Haya Band perform “Ongmanibamai” (Buddhist mantra). Always nice to hear an artiste’s muse, rather than the musings of an accountant, especially when she sounds like this.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDNvu3RYmU8 “Heart can accommodate the universe
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Posted by Stop hurting people on Mon, 12 Mar 2018 18:02 | # 107
Posted by joe walsh then eminence front on Mon, 12 Mar 2018 18:55 | #
Eminence Front
Joe Walsh 110
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 17 Mar 2018 00:08 | # For the female readers of Maj Rights - and yeah, I know you are out there, even though you choose not to comment - because you’ve told me….here’s Norway’s Rebekka Bakkan with “Powder Room Collapse”. Enjoy girls….
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Posted by Smelling like wet baloney on Fri, 23 Mar 2018 20:05 | # walked into the room, eh, smelling like wet baloney…
..why is this bedroom so cold? 114
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 01 Apr 2018 12:03 | # Kiwi Gin Wigmore on going to church…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnYvza2IGw8
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 01 Apr 2018 12:07 | # Gin Wigmore “Devil in Me” live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmH1yWqEDVw
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 08 Apr 2018 21:31 | # Norwegian band Madrugada (1993-2008) performing “Majesty” in concert…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDIh3dsH1BY
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 08 Apr 2018 21:43 | # Btw, Daniel, the link to “Fresh Air” is going to “Aqualung”.. 123
Posted by DanielS on Sun, 08 Apr 2018 22:11 | # Thanks Mancinblack. Fixed it in the comment above and will add it here again: Fresh Air Much too cool a song to misdirect. Central to the epicenter of the Hippie freak-out.
..Haight/Love Be-in etc. 125
Posted by What makes this song great? on Sat, 21 Apr 2018 06:09 | # What makes this song great? Alice in Chains, “Them Bones” 126
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 21 Apr 2018 09:36 | # Singer guitarist Rosalie Cunningham founded Purson* in 2011, describing the sound as “vaudeville carny psych”. The band split last year, leaving behind two e.p’s a couple of cd’s and some fun videos like “Electric Landlady” here… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boscR_9EE5Q
*According to the Ars Goetia Purson is a Great King of Hell. The fluffiest one, probably..
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 21 Apr 2018 09:53 | # “The Equinox Death Trip” by Finnish occult psychedelic rock band Jess and the Ancient Ones. Perfect for a sunny Sunday morning on the A54 to Buxton. 128
Posted by A Hard Way to Go on Sun, 22 Apr 2018 14:56 | # Savoy Brown, “A Hard Way to Go”
...and “That Same Old Feeling”
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Posted by Carl Klang with The News Behind The News on Wed, 25 Apr 2018 05:07 | #
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Posted by Captain Beefheart on Sat, 28 Apr 2018 21:28 | # A carrot is as close as a rabbit gets to a diamond
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Posted by Frits Thaulow on Mon, 30 Apr 2018 21:36 | # I’ve never seen anyone capture water quite like he has. Frits Thaulow (Norwegian), 1847 - 1906:
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Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 07 May 2018 20:37 | # The link to the Tull number doesn’t work, so here’s a link to a live performance of “Bourée” from 2008. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u0XXpVGUwk Some useless information, to drive your imagination, the album was named “Stand Up” because when you opened the record sleeve, cutouts of the band stood up.You have to be fairly old to know that…but not as old as JS Bach… 136
Posted by DanielS on Mon, 07 May 2018 23:55 | # Ooops, sorry about that - fixed that link - [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq5zTznlSJI&list=PL1F001C769CC2A564] - should be working now. Thanks Mancinblack. Yes, I had three older siblings, all born two years apart in the 50s ....while I was four years younger than the third one, they did manage to purvey a not too badly scratched version which “stood-up” when you opened-it. Let it not be said that the boomers did no good. For one thing - fantastic music and atmosphere - hearing Stand Up around Christmas decorum and a fire at night, for example - precious! On the problematic side, the music was almost too good - addictive: simply give me an album like that to hear along with a cup of coffee and I could be all too content and bemused. Of course, we had no Internet to escape the (((controlled))) TV and radio networks back then, so that exacerbated that inclination. 137
Posted by A Salty Dog on Tue, 08 May 2018 01:18 | # Speaking of rock music to spice up the atmosphere, nautical, Christmas or otherwise, along with the classical music of Handel, Bach and so on…
..interesting note: Hard Rock guitarist, Robin Trower, co-wrote the eminently soft and beautiful “Too Much Between Us.” 138
Posted by Trout Mask House on Tue, 08 May 2018 03:23 | #
For some reason, this guy begins his tour of the outside of the Trout Mask House with an image of Safe As Milk’s cover. But whatever, that’s an album that should be mentioned here somewhere:
Captain Beefheart - The Man And His Music - band members describe how he got them to do his “method” ...funny.
...until he heard the Beatles being mocked in the Beefheart song: “Beatle Bones ‘N’ Smokin’ Stones” ....strawberry dog, strawberry caterpillar, etc, strawberry fields forever…
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Posted by Grace Slick on Wed, 30 May 2018 18:57 | #
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Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 31 May 2018 21:57 | # Grace Slick had an amazing voice. “Manhole” was a favourite back in the day. Another amazing voice belonged to Tim Buckley, here being more restrained than usual - “Cafe” from “Blue Afternoon” (1969)... 142
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Posted by Song From Jeffrey, Rockn'Roll Circus on Sat, 02 Jun 2018 18:48 | #
That’s Tony Iommi in the white hat and on guitar… he didn’t stay with Tull, but he did go on to play a mean “Purple Haze” 144
Posted by Waiting for the sun on Sat, 02 Jun 2018 19:11 | # ...was never the biggest Doors fan but
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Posted by Promises on Fri, 08 Jun 2018 22:15 | #
I got a problem. Can you relate? I got a woman, calling love hate. We made a vow, we’d always be friends, how could we know that promises end. 148
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 09 Jun 2018 00:09 | # Not that I want “to see the West colonized by Asians and Whites as an enslaved subaltern caste” (guess who wrote that. No prizes) or anything but here’s Yoshiko Sai with “Haru” (spring) from 1976.
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 09 Jun 2018 00:28 | # The link to “God” isn’t working, Daniel. ...... Thanks Mancinblack. Fixed: assuming that you mean the link to “Promises”, and not a link to “the father upstairs” as boxer Rocky Marciano once referred to.. “him.” 150
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 14 Jun 2018 21:36 | # Yoshiko Sai, from her album Mikko (Stowing Away) again. This is the title track and the last on the LP. It begins with a Spanish guitar intro before Yashiko’s vocals come in and for my tastes this is probably as good as popular music gets. This track on the original vinyl version ends rather abruptly. The first time I listened to it, I thought I’d had a power cut. The guy responsible for this You Tube version has given it a gentle fade out. However the original ending serves to me as a useful metaphor for those things in life that end far too soon and with regret. 151
Posted by Why Andy doesn't like (((Billie Joel))) on Fri, 22 Jun 2018 08:05 | # I (DanielS) don’t always disagree with Andy Nowicki. Despite the constraints of his kosher paradigm, he’s rendered a fairly good critique of (((Billy Joel))). He criticizes Joel’s condescension as expressed in just about every song of his; and in particular, Nowicki registers his hate of the “Only The Good Die Young” song, which I’ve always found repugnant as well. ..it’s supposed to be cute, ‘maturely dealing with reality’ or something. I remember getting a big laugh from a fellow student when one of our (((teachers))) said that she loved Billie Joel and I responded that “he was a bit too mature for me.” ..I would now say that he’s espousing “universal maturity.” Anyway, here’s Andy’s critique: 154
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 22 Jul 2018 20:08 | # Neil Young with “Cortez the Killer” live at Farm Aid, 2017. Farm Aid was set up in 1985 by Young, Willie Nelson and John Mellencamp in order to raise awareness about the loss of family farms and to protest corporate control, factory farms, GM crops and growth hormones. Farm Aid has raised $58 million over the years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLuuCYxw8fA
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Posted by Gretchen on Wed, 25 Jul 2018 07:52 | #
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Posted by This Boy on Tue, 31 Jul 2018 12:07 | #
It’s true that I (DanielS) never could relate to a guy wanting a woman back once he’s been cucked - as in “This Boy”, but it’s a great tune nevertheless. It is for that reason perhaps, that this kind of message in catchy popular tunes deserves critique and critical awareness.
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Posted by I Don't Remember on Wed, 01 Aug 2018 07:44 | # Actually, I do remember the first time I heard this song - at The Peppermint Lounge in Manhattan. Issued forth from giant speakers suspended several storys above, it was like hearing the gods shattering of the aeons in overwhelming array and force. Really amazing. A great song in any case, but nothing comes close to the experience of how that sound system conveyed it. 160
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 01 Aug 2018 15:38 | # Claudio Simonetti’s New Goblin with a live studio version of the theme from Dario Argento’s 1975 brilliant (in its full length Italian language release) giallo “Profundo Rosso” which starred English actor David Hemmings and Daria Nicolodi. Goblin are particularly popular in Japan, I’m told. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEcyYuAV3mg What I love about Italian cinema from the late sixties and nineteen seventies, apart from the often stunning cinematography, wonderful sense of period style and drop dead gorgeous actresses is their social and political content. The impact of globalism, issues pertaining to identity, sexuality, gender roles and equality , y’know, all the things Alt-Right millennial’s obsess over like they just fell into their lap, were portrayed situationally as human stories to be debated. Not to mention the often biting critiques of the Church and the Italian political class. 163
Posted by Good Vibrations on Fri, 10 Aug 2018 16:31 | #
Amazing song. Apparently Brian Wilson caught some great vibrations from the Maharishi after his visit with him. 164
Posted by You really got me on Sat, 11 Aug 2018 02:55 | #
....and All Day and All of The Night.
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Posted by Randy Rhoads on Sat, 11 Aug 2018 21:51 | # Practicing Randy Rhoads’ outro on “Tonight” 166
Posted by Duane and Scott on Sat, 11 Aug 2018 22:05 | #
Duane Allman performing (on slide guitar) “Please Be With Me” with Cowboy. The writer and singer of the song, Scott Boyer, passed away at age 70 earlier this year (2018) as well. 167
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 13 Aug 2018 20:22 | # Yeah @160 all I ever really wanted was one of these… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idtYckLIZnI but you can’t have your CAKE and eat it (although you can try)
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Posted by Tom Waits, Ry Cooder and Zoot Horn Rollo on Mon, 20 Aug 2018 19:34 | # The bachelor’s song… Yeah, sometimes late at night I wind up taking advantage of myself. I confess, I’m no different. I’m not weird about it or anything, I don’t tie-myself-up first…
Tom Waits does sound like Beefheart, who, in turn, sounds like Howlin’ Wolf. Here is a story of the one time Waits and Beefheart were in the same place. Actually, Waits was opening for a Beefheart show during a Beefheart come-back tour in the mid-70s - the particular show was in Chicago but when Beefheart took the stage he could not remember the words to his opening song and the show was cancelled.
Ry Cooder tells a similar story of Beefheart’s insufferable unprofessionalism. At the famous Monterey Pop festival Beefheart was so overcome with stage fright that he lost orientation and fell off of the back of the stage. The band performed the show without him (the hippies were so drugged out they didn’t know the difference), but Ry Cooder quit the band after the show. 169
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Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 24 Aug 2018 17:59 | # Dresden hard/folk rock band Wucan perform “King Korea”. Founder Francis Tobolsky channels her inner Ian Anderson, something that’s taken her over more recently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QskouclX-2k
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Posted by Robin Trower on Mon, 27 Aug 2018 20:07 | # Too Rolling Stoned, Live in Sweden (this version is probably playing a little too fast) ...it’s in my mind, it’s in my soul. It’s telling me the things that can’t be told.
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 01 Sep 2018 16:49 | # As we have just entered meteorological Autumn it feels like the right time to post this, Zorita performing “Weeping Willow” for a cat and some humans in a small room in Amsterdam… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsWO22CIFNc
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Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 05 Sep 2018 16:17 | # Rusanda Panfili (Moldova) and Donka Angatscheva (Bulgaria) perform Vuelvo al Sur (composed by Astor Piazzolla). In common with an earlier generation of violinists Panfili arranges music for her own performance and style, a tradition that the current generation of violinists have forgotten. Her performances appear effortless and the artist’s muse shines through. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMqVoUQVlCU
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Posted by Mighty Lemon Drops on Tue, 11 Sep 2018 10:00 | # ...“I’ve seen things I shouldn’t have seen, now they live inside of me.” 184
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 15 Sep 2018 09:06 | # Hot air hangs like a dead man The neighborhood was changing She was young and pretty The Blasters perform “Dark Night” at a Temperance movement revival meeting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UpgAHjTTqc
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Posted by Do you know Jesus? on Sun, 23 Sep 2018 20:27 | # The story of writing “Pancho and Lefty”
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Posted by Alan and Eddie, Take 1 on Sun, 23 Sep 2018 21:13 | # Alan Holdsworth and Eddie Van Halen, “Five G” Jam 1983 Take 1
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 23 Sep 2018 21:53 | # The Dark Morris Song (live) Steeleye Span. I’m surprised it’s still allowed… 195
Posted by On my back home on Sun, 23 Sep 2018 22:46 | # On My Way Back Home (New Riders of the Purple Sage) 196
Posted by They called her Babylon on Tue, 25 Sep 2018 18:58 | # In 1643 James Stanley, the 7th Earl of Derby, was ordered to take a force of men to the Isle of Man by King Charles, who feared a Scottish invasion of the island. The Earl left his wife Charlotte de la Tremouille in charge of what was the last remaining Royalist stronghold in Lancashire - Lathom House near Ormskirk. Upon hearing of the fall of Warrington in early February the following year, Lady Charlotte set about improving the defences of the stronghold and began stockpiling supplies and ammunition. She chose the best marksmen and stationed them in the high towers. In late February a Parliamentary army, led by Colonel Alexander Rigby arrived at Lathom House. An officer was sent with surrender terms which Charlotte tore up before his eyes.After threatening to have the officer hanged from the tower gates, she told him “Carry this answer back to Rigby and tell that insolent rebel, he shall have neither persons, goods, nor house. When our strength and provisions are spent we shall find a fire more merciful than Rigby”. Lathom House suffered almost constant bombardment from cannon and mortar fire . however gradually, the Puritans found it was they who were under siege from Lady Charlotte and her men. Sniper fire and a number of daring sorties from the House sapped the Puritans morale. After one particularly successful sortie, Rigby ordered a day of prayer and fasting. A Puritan chaplain gave a sermon against Charlotte, based on Jeremiah 50:14 - “Put yourselves in array against Babylon on every side : all ye that bend the bow, shoot at her, spare no arrows, for she hath sinned against the Lord”. The siege was lifted on April 23rd, having lasted two months, when Colonel Rigby learned of an approaching Royalist army led by Prince Rupert. “Babylon” by Steeleye Span… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCj5Y76Gcjg Tis pity the goode and fayre Babylon dost not leade the Brexit talkes - ye mancinblacke.
This link may work whereas the one above might not: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzurqNNBa5g
The song that comes up next from them is nice too - hope you don’t mind my adding the link as well, Mancinblack Captain Coulston: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVVrcXMc7PQ and this, When I was on Horseback: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Q4BrtuM5mU Amazing. Never heard this stuff, thanks Mancinblack 197
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 26 Sep 2018 14:19 | # Then you might like Fairport Convention, Daniel. “A Sailor’s Life”... 203
Posted by Linkin Park In the End, Numb. Suicide is Jewish on Sun, 07 Oct 2018 14:16 | # Disturbingly beautiful -compelling song and (((lyrics))) - “Suicide is Painless” .....no it isn’t. Don’t do it. Suicide is Jewish.
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Posted by Parrott's favorite song on Tue, 16 Oct 2018 21:52 | # ...big chicken legs, beat when she walks, flappin’ down this street where I live… well, she slippin long easy like fried chicken yes, ne ooh, she breezy easy…
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Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 16 Oct 2018 22:59 | # I’ve decided to scalp you and “Burn Your Village to the Ground” A.T.C.R..couldn’t resist… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNi__fnadTM
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Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 18 Oct 2018 22:46 | # Parrott’s second favourite song? “Foggy Windows” by Unknown Hinson 209
Posted by Just the Same on Fri, 19 Oct 2018 10:00 | # Swedish musicology students cover “Just the Same” by Gentle Giant 210
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:34 | # Trobar De Morte from Barcelona at Rognard Rockfest (2016). Better in the studio, I reckon but I like @1.37. Forget that Roman thing, it’s sooo last Century #KoolKids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i35lDP6ITE0&t=106s
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Posted by A 'site' for sore eyes on Sat, 20 Oct 2018 05:52 | # Thanks Mancinblack, I see what you mean - a sight for sore eyes.
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 27 Oct 2018 19:24 | # “Islam holds a place in our Western societies. Islam belongs in Europe. It holds a place in Europe’s history, in our culture, in our food and - what matters most - in Europe’s present and future. Like it or not, this is the reality”. She sure likes Africa too. If Federica Mogherini wore velvet… “Lady Velvet” Devil Electric (2017) 215
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 29 Oct 2018 00:29 | # Firefall with an extended live version of “Mexico” in 1999, from their 1976 debut album imaginatively titled “Firefall”. Not bad at all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__FN_hwZGyY
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 10 Nov 2018 20:14 | # Ken Hensley of Uriah Heep wrote “Lady in Black” for their 1971 album “Salisbury”.More recently he recorded a new, longer version…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gvh3V6FCE4
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Posted by Complicated Game on Thu, 29 Nov 2018 06:08 | # XTC - Complicated Game ...and a concert video from 1980, Man, this group ages well.
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Posted by Allan Holdsworth on Sat, 15 Dec 2018 23:10 | # Allan Holdsworth - Live At The Galaxy Theatre 2000 (Full Concert) Germany, 1986 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TzfgjHDSRU Warsaw, Poland, 1998 226
Posted by Fisz Emade Tworzywo on Sat, 29 Dec 2018 15:49 | # Fisz Emade Tworzywo - Pył (feat. Justyna Święs)
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Posted by Noel Coward on Mon, 31 Dec 2018 15:52 | # Faced with a Brexit that isn’t, Operation Sea Lion 2.0 and the prospect of a Corbynista government, here is Noel Coward’s New Year message… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVNiGpk-a8o
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Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 04 Jan 2019 17:54 | # Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio “Singing for the Angel of the East” (remix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTs5NfjzDxA
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Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 10 Jan 2019 00:30 | # Berliners Pink Turns Blue with “Your Master Is Calling” (1988) Good for driving along to. 230
Posted by The time of their lives on Tue, 15 Jan 2019 21:07 | # Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind The apparent inspiration for Gordon Lightfoot’s song: Abbott and Costello The time of their lives I don’t recommend getting this sentimental - at all - but the movie is fun and Lightfoot’s song is beautiful. 234
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Posted by The Airplane on Tue, 15 Jan 2019 22:47 | # Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow (1967) FULL ALBUM Vinyl Rip Balin and Kaukaunen are Jewish and that’s unfortunate, but the rest is… 238
Posted by On the way home & Tell me why on Wed, 16 Jan 2019 00:11 | # 240
Posted by Bridge of Fireflies on Wed, 16 Jan 2019 01:20 | # “Hotaru no Hashi”, Meiko Kaji (1976) 242
Posted by Minoru Muraoka on Wed, 16 Jan 2019 01:58 | # “Soul Bamboo” (1970) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-s6UgMz2gE
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Posted by Disco Demolition on Wed, 23 Jan 2019 00:57 | # 1979-07-12 Tigers at White Sox (Disco Demolition)
The Disco Music of the Seventies was a commercial plowing over and burying of the implicitly White male manifold of the Sixties. It was a pandering to the trad half of the feminist agenda, which sought to reimpose rigid gender assignments - with blackening standards of dance, bling clothing and the bottom line. ...You have long, unprocessed hair? .....eeeew, you’re so weird! By decade’s end, there was some implicit White male backlash under the hapless rallying cry “disco sucks” ... except for this one momentary flair-up at an odd Comisky Park promotion - passing mostly in surly resignation by those marginalized to rock’s seedier forms, such as metal… although it must be said that these kinds were probably aligned to become the future tech nerds. Disco Sucks, a futile cry, the Disco Demolition a futile gesture, but definitely, implicitly White:
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Posted by Bruce Springstein on Thu, 24 Jan 2019 18:01 | # I hated Bruce Springsteen from the outset. I didn’t identify with him as a native New Jersey resident. It wasn’t just his throaty voice that bothered me, not only his kind of overly traditional take on gender relations (naive in context), but the way his overweening predilection pushed aside serious thought about racial conflict, without sufficient complexity and nuance (someone from Asbury Park, of all places, should know better), complications which would prompt refection on philosophy and way of life…..in turn prompting reflection on nuance in gender relations - necessary considerations (that may not apply to more brutish cultures) -still not over complexities, but important considerations, whereas he was taking popular culture back into a greasy denial and stupifying simplicity of the 50s take on these issues. Say what you want about the destructiveness of drugs in the psychedelic rock genre, the “naivete” of placid euphoria in being as opposed to war, at least they were engaging radical concerns about way of life, weren’t singing about their broken hearts constantly, incredible anxiety for some woman who was supposed to be a panacea worth enduring a thousand hells for - weren’t singing about that all the time, anyway (but where they were singing about these impossible standards of desire to overcome barriers, you might have to a clue where “toxic masculinity” comes from - i.e., unreasonable demands and expectations). Anyway, back in the 70’s, post hippie era, that was my take on Springsteen - hated him for his diversion from the manifold creativity and problem solving that would stem from White male being - the hippie project (largely unbeknownst to the hippies). Then I had the experience of being invited backstage to a concert of South Side Johnny and the Asbury Jukes at the Morris Stage, November 1984. The (((promoter))) happened to know that Springsteen would perform the encore. As I walked into the area backstage my eyes locked with Springsteen by happenstance as he just happened to be standing where I walked by. I smiled, well, we’re going to see what all the hoopla is about. South Side Johnny and the Asbury Jukes were mediocre and though the auditorium was full, the crowd was a rather muted, uninspired affair, even after South Side performed their final and best song, “I don’t want to go home.” My back was to the stage and my friends and I were planning on going home when suddenly I felt this presence - I knew without turning around that Springsteen was walking on stage; and when I turned around there he was - a phenomenon. It was as if he was out of time and timeless, every move, every note that he played - perfect. The crowd came utterly to life and into color - it moved around him where he was in timeless space - they were going crazy from the onset, girls were crying hysterically in the front row. He addressed the crowd, ridiculously, “who’s this Morris guy? (it’s Morristown, New Jersey), we’re going to name this Boss-town!” Corny as all get out, but you couldn’t help but go with it. Who’d ever seen such execution of confidence? He played three songs, amazingly: 1) Wait til the midnight hour 2) Knock on Wood 3) Twist and shout I wouldn’t say that I became his biggest fan or a devotee, but I did appreciate his music and ability after that. It didn’t change my mind philosophically to agreement with him - whatever there is to agree with - though perhaps I eased off, and relegated him as we do with so much catchy music - ignore the lyrics and politics behind where we must (hell, I might even enjoy a U-2 song in that frame of mind - editing all the politics out). Then again, it is time that we took musicians to task. Speaking for myself, I had to first detach from my entrancement in music. Sometime in the late 80s, I drastically curtailed my music consumption. Springsteen’s politics thus, or the politics of any musician became that much less relevant to my concerns. I can’t say that I follow Springsteen, though I have noticed that his politics generally suck - anytime I hear people use the word “racism”, I write them off as philosophically illiterate and backward. I can agree with not liking Trump, obviously - and in particular, I can agree with his remarks about the Access Hollywood tape not being cool - and I can even believe that his “rocker colleagues don’t talk about women quite like that.”... But holding rallies for Hillary? How could any conscientious person be really enthusiastic about her? An organic support for Hillary? Shudder. And yeah, I see that Springsteen continues to do all the anti-racist stuff that caused me to ignore him in those few moments when I took a peek at what he was saying in recent years…. It gave me a clue to ignore him such that I would not even consider taking the bait of the phony, internationalist left themes that he’s been trying to portray himself as champion of.. trying to go with working class themes like some kind of Woody Guthrie or something. Indeed, this writer, Fenek Solère, published at Counter-Currents, is on target a number of times regarding Bruce Springsteen’s obsequious, non-national, international “leftism.” Hence, the inuathenticity of Spingsteen’s thematization. It goes to show that charisma isn’t corollary to depth. Springsteen has/had musical genius, yes, but deep? Not actually. P.S., As for his “Mr. Clean” image, he was drinking and snorting coke back stage.
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Posted by David Allan Coe on Mon, 04 Feb 2019 15:00 | # David Allan Coe (my wife ran off with another) 249
Posted by Terry Reid on Tue, 05 Feb 2019 14:16 | # Terry Reid - Seed Of Memory w/ lyrics Seed of Memory 253
Posted by Neil Young incites violence against women on Sat, 23 Feb 2019 13:31 | # 254
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 23 Feb 2019 22:50 | # The Stone Roses “Fools Gold” live June 2012 and a great gig it was too. 255
Posted by Frownland analysis on Sat, 23 Feb 2019 23:57 | # Sounds great Mancinblack, thanks. Lets have an analysis of “Frownland” at this point. 256
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 27 Feb 2019 18:43 | # Puscifer “The Humbling River” (2010) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgwK9sHTu-8
mancinblack, that link didn’t work (not for me, anyway), so I add this one of the same tune: 257
Posted by Firestarter on Tue, 05 Mar 2019 16:07 | # DJ Pete Tong: Keith Flint was a ‘man of the people’
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Posted by Terry Bozzio on Sat, 23 Mar 2019 17:30 | # Terry Bozzio interview Part 1. Terry Bozzio interview Part 2, talks about working with Zappa
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Posted by Frank on Sat, 23 Mar 2019 17:44 | # Steve Vai Talks About Zappa Audition “You can’t play that? I hear that Linda Ronstadt is looking for a guitar player.” 260
Posted by Original Duke of Prunes on Sat, 23 Mar 2019 19:29 | # Zappa - Run Home Slow/Original Duke of Prunes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ym4pE09FbJc Frank Zappa and The Mothers - The Duke Of Prunes from Absolutely Free. 261
Posted by Capitol Theater, Friday Oct 13th 78 on Mon, 25 Mar 2019 09:21 | #
Zappa’s composition, sound engineering and guitar playing was good, his lyrics at times clever. I don’t recommend his liberal disregard, his cynicism or disrespectful attitude, particularly regarding sex. 262
Posted by I wouldn't want to be like you. on Mon, 25 Mar 2019 22:47 | # The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOwFVowEugQ]Alan Parsons Project - I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You (1977)[/url] 264
Posted by Thomas Benjamin Wild Esq on Mon, 01 Apr 2019 23:02 | # After listening to the various Brexit debates in the Commons I’m like…. 265
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Posted by It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It) on Fri, 05 Apr 2019 15:22 | # Rolling Stones “If you can’t rock me” 268
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 17 Apr 2019 19:55 | # Guess where I’ll be tomorrow. Sun, Sea and…Sanatogen lol
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Posted by Johnny Cash on Sat, 20 Apr 2019 22:57 | # “When Johnny Cash covers your song, it’s not your song anymore.” 272
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Posted by Change my pitch up on Sat, 27 Apr 2019 23:36 | # The Prodigy feat. Sheila Chandra - Smack My Bitch Up ( First Version ) 275
Posted by Missing on Sat, 27 Apr 2019 23:47 | # Everything But The Girl - Missing - (Todd Terry Remix) (Official Music Video) 277
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 28 Apr 2019 17:37 | # Something’s still “Missing”, a noir song from Calexico from “The Black Light” cd 279
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 28 Apr 2019 18:09 | # My favourite love song, “The Spell” by The Black Heart Procession https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvCNv2jF2_I In Classical Greece romantic love was viewed as an affliction. You were cursed when Aphrodite bound her girdle around you…. 281
Posted by Leonard Cohen, the Future on Fri, 10 May 2019 07:13 | #
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Posted by Trout Mask House on Tue, 14 May 2019 06:47 | # Daze with Jordan the Lion - A visit to Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band’s ‘Trout Mask House.” 283
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 18 May 2019 21:25 | # 47% of the British public believe in fate or destiny. No wonder this was a hit for Family in 1970. “The Weavers Answer”... 284
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 26 May 2019 19:21 | # Lindisfarne “Lady Eleanor” (1971) The memories. No Fog on the Tyne or anywhere else for that matter…. 285
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 27 May 2019 21:40 | # I recently watched the first two series of “Babylon Berlin” which is the most expensive German TV production ever. Set in the inter- war years of the Wiemar Republic but with a slightly modern twist, it doesn’t turn the decadence up to full Anita Berber level but it’s still pretty good; and who would have guessed the gold was..hold on, that would be a complete spoiler for those who haven’t seen it. 286
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 27 May 2019 22:07 | # Okay, I know Gainsbourg’s background but he gets a free pass here (it’s Dvorak anyway) and screw the spire in the fire, BB is far more iconic. Also, on a personal level, I mailed this video to one of my daughters, along with a photograph of her mother when she was twenty one and told her to pause the film at 0.21. She was like “Oh. My. God” she only saw her mother as a crazy equine obsessed pain in the ass, but there was a time…. 287
Posted by Vive la difference. on Tue, 28 May 2019 02:03 | # Great stuff mancinblack - the last one is especially cool for its featuring of various select shots of a young, patriotic Bridget Bardot. Your appreciation of the variety of European forms seems to me what it’s about - the variety that only nationalism can afford: Vive la difference. Not to mention the affordance of human ecology, but the enjoyment of the differences is what makes nationalism wonderful and imperialist destruction thereof, repulsive. For all the snobbery that is attributed to the French, I have not experienced them that way. Furthermore, the whole country has been like art - just everything, pervasively, from the architecture to, well, even the goddamn fruit and vegetable markets are art… More, St. Tropez turns out to be one of those famous places that really is nice - surprisingly quaint, it still feels like an old world fishing village despite the yachts at the dock. 288
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 02 Jun 2019 20:24 | # Free with “Mr Big” Granada Studios, Manchester 1970. 289
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 03 Jun 2019 23:09 | # This performance by Mireille Mathieu of “Demoiselle D’Orleans” on French television caused a storm of protest in the right-wing British press. Why they found unabashed patriotism objectionable is beyond me. I just found it regrettable that the passion for the French language, displayed in this performance, isn’t mirrored to the same degree when it comes to the French people. Yet it was even more regrettable that les rosbifs couldn’t even see that far. Merde. 290
Posted by Guessedworker on Mon, 03 Jun 2019 23:10 | # Interested to know what you guys would make of this very strange album from 1971 by the six-piece art-folk band Comus (named after the Greek god of anarchy and chaos). It was their first release, and is duly titled First Utterance. There wasn’t another until 1974, and then no more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFmqHiHMC1Q Musically, it could fail so easily if it got lost in a pursuit of strangeness for strangeness’ sake - and it can’t help being strange given its frequent, weirdly shameless focus on violence and mental illness. It avoids it, though - just - by hanging on to all the musical elements; and also by tempering the anarchy with a (sort of) Blakean questioning of the Tyger.
I am going to check out the second album, To Keep From Crying. Apparently, it’s not great, but we’ll see. One thing I have learned is that the band used to perform at the Three Tuns in Beckenham, which is now another outlet for the restaurant chain Zizzi. Globalisation has burgled the house of the sleeping god. 291
Posted by Guessedworker on Tue, 04 Jun 2019 15:38 | # So it transpires that the album is drawn conceptually from Milton’s masque Comus, which was first presented in 1634 at 11th century Ludlow Castle (a ruin today, having become such during the Civil Wars, a decade after the masque played). The masque itself is a dramatisation of the presumption for the moral superiority of Reason over the nature and the senses, thus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comus_(Milton)
For its part, the album expands that sexual depravity of the sensate which is already inherent in Milton’s masque into a (quite explicit and creepy) catalogue of rape, murder and violence, even execution, and the ungated expression of psychopathy. There is, it seems, no higher moral value in Reason amid the anarchy and chaos of Comus’ domain. His nature is Nature’s will to feed on itself and know no restraint in doing so. Declension is not arrested. There is nothing to arrest it. The Christian moral spirit which triumphs in Milton’s masque is coldly and mechanically hung by the neck here. The lady is raped. Why this should be seems to me to be because Comus is the god of our existential, not merely moral declension ... of vice as smallness and smallness as a chronically reductive, possessing interiorisation. Yes, this vast downward shift which he, the god, energises functions as a deadly rebuke to the formal niceties of Milton’s social and religious bien pensant, and specifically a rebuke to its absurdly self-regarding vanity, artifice and non-reality. But if Comus’s savagery is the Christian’s all too real and lived-in hell, how much more is it the real measure of our psychological functioning, our happy tale of self-hood just a version of Milton’s illusory triumph of Reason and the virtues. 292
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 04 Jun 2019 18:38 | # I thought it interesting enough to order the cd and give it the full high fidelity treatment. 293
Posted by Guessedworker on Tue, 04 Jun 2019 22:02 | # I would otherwise say I hope that you enjoy it, Manc; but I don’t think that’s really the point of the exercise in this case. 294
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 05 Jun 2019 19:16 | # I’ve only listened to the first track, “Diana”, but it was enough to interest me and tell me where things might be going.
The setting and baying hounds are enough to tell me that the Diana referred to is the goddess known to the Greeks as Artemis, of who Walter Burkert, in his reference book on Greek religion, wrote
They released “Diana” as a single although I don’t think it aired on TOTP. Pity. It would have been fun watching Pan’s People try and dance to it. 295
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 05 Jun 2019 19:31 | # For those with a sense of humour, Heimbach’s favourite song….. 296
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 08 Jun 2019 23:15 | # Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio “The White Rose of Dysphemism” 297
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 10 Jun 2019 22:44 | # “Hymn to Bacchus” performed with reproductions of ancient Greek instruments by Daemonia Nymphe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAlize71kWU
The English language translation of the lyrics provided with the cd are as follows….
I believe the lyrics are adapted from the 2nd Century Orphic Hymn to Dionysus and I suppose I should add that according to (very) late tradition Bacchus was the father of Comus. *bull faced? 298
Posted by DanielS on Tue, 11 Jun 2019 12:40 | # Mancinblack, very nice Hymn to Bacchus, thank you.
GW, I liked the music well enough. I enjoy medieval elements in my rock, such as Tull and Gentle Giant, despite Giant’s kosher Shulman brothers - which makes another alternative besides Tull all the more welcome to me. Now, to your point. I see the important distinction to make from chaos, anarchy and sexual depravity as the Kantian one in the first place. As he would say, the empirical world is in arbitrary flux and our morality needs rescuing from it. To rescue morality from the arbitrary effect of Lockeatine empiricism, he proposed universal, foundational principles. His proposed solution fails as such, despite proper diagnosis of the problem, because, as Heidegger would say, it was still Cartesian. And Heidegger would put the White Post Modern Turn on proper course by proposing hermeneutics as the means to authenticity - largely a matter of coherence and accountability, facilitated by hermeneutics to achieve warranted assertability, to hold fast to inborn emergent qualities (as you and Heidegger would rightly insist) despite the thronness of our arbitrary empirical condition, as the virtuous sister managed, because she was instilled not with universal principles but with the warranted principles of her own people, their relative interests, love and account of her own virtue as an integral part of their human ecology. 299
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 12 Jun 2019 13:30 | # You are consistently insistent, I will give you that. I am merely proposing here that, absent the inter-relations (and therefore meanings) of the ancient Greek and Roman religious systems though we are, our friend Comus can still be comprehensible and so meaningful even to us thrown beings of modernity, if we accept that he is not a compendium of animalistic behaviours, at least not primarily, but an energy ... a motive energy of Mind ... which knows nothing of the conscious order (I would prefer the presumed conscious order) and is everywhere disorganising by nature and effect. His god-hood resides in the universality of that energy and the permanency of its rule over us. I would contend that this is the only basis on which the work of the band Comus makes any kind of sense ... that Roger Wootton and Glenn Goring “got there” in 1971, in the radically freeing spirit of those times. On the subject of the Lockeatine, it might take us further to reflect on how the Miltonian championing of Reason and Abrahamic morality ... a behaviouralist dictate ... simply does not engage with the hugely possessing, relentless and entropic nature of that which it protests and seeks to conquer. It is like a foreigner ... an Enlightened soul, no doubt ... yelling in his own tongue at a large and aggressive dog to stop barking at him. The canine does know the Apollonian voice of his own master, of course, and will respond to it; but he pays no heed whatsoever to the garbled noise of this Other. Heidegerrian thought, at its irreducible existential core, speaks to Comus ... to disassociation and declension, to absence and mechanicity and immersion ... in the language of motion and emergence. The Lockeatines and those opposing them consistently demonstrate that they are philosophical behaviourists, and just don’t pick up the lingo of the universal in Mind, but see only their own prescriptions and believe them to be all there is. Nothing moves them from this conviction, as nothing moves you - not the explanation that the Cartesian subject was rejected by Heidegger for its self-referentialism but the fact of subjectivity was not rejected, and not the fact that subjectivity is a human universal and does not militate against that other great universal, relation ... not when we dispose of self-referentiality. 300
Posted by DanielS on Wed, 12 Jun 2019 15:27 | # You are consistently insistent, I will give you that, GW.
Well, then, I am free of this charge of merely opposing the Lockeatines, and I am certainly free of the charge of philosophical behaviorism. Have been free of that charge all along. The hermeneutic capacity for a liberation from mere facticity, into working hypothesis (e.g., group, our people) is free from the empirical Cartesianims which is behaviorism. It is so very untrue an accusation, such an utter strawman regarding what I have been saying that I am appalled.
I don’t want to pick up any “lingo” of the universal mind, our connectedness through our being a part of the same natural systems as others allows for enough sense making by analogy to empathize with other beings, including theirs, therefore our subjective interests.
I don’t exactly make prescriptions, but regarding the suggestion of monogamy being socially acknowledged as a serious concern, I have been clear to say that sacrament is one good story among many potential stories to tell about sex - it does not only have to be guided by a narrative of sacrament. If people want to look upon it as practical, that can be very good as well - stories of sacrament and pure love can be stultifying. And I have always said, there are stories to accommodate those who cannot manage monogamy as well. It is a projection to say that I see only my own prescriptions, as you simply want to take a pejorative view of me, in accordance with your same old insistent autobiography, the upstart who is going to disabuse the “unnaturalness and pretense of the pseudointellectual academic” - the foil is important to the story of your life. It is my misfortune that you are not whatever enough to see that I am not the one to put in this role for you. Worse, you are reacting into the position that the YKW want you to, like the rest of White right wing reaction. And you will blind yourself to what I actually say, to any significance, not merely in detriment to my efforts, but in obstruction of better theoretical grounds for all of us, simply for the sake of this autobiographical position of yours. It disturbs me to think that someone might enter the conversation here and be diverted by your utter strawmanning of what I say, and not look into what I actually say, as opposed to the convenient props of your strawman foil.
This is projection in the sense that nothing moves you from your autobiographical altercasting of me as the bogey foil to you as the upstart who knows better than everyone, and certainly, anyone who has bothered to learn anything form academics - and has the nerve to apply that learning correctly in our interests, as opposed to the stereotypes that you insist upon.
You display time and again your philosphical amateurism. So literal minded you are, you neither know nor care about what is being done by philosophers when they refer to and critique Cartesianism. Heidegger was criticizing Cartesianism when he rejected the self-referential subject.
Neither do I reject subjectivity. I (and we who can think) recognize, however, that it is not free of interactive involvement and influence as the anxiety that spurs on pure Cartesian separation might hope for.
It is common of people who do not understand what is being done by social constructionism proper, to chase after, in ridicule, its (((misrepresentations))) e.g., solipsism, which is veritably opposite, indeed a form of Cartesian anxiety, that “you can make of yourself whatever you like.” But here again, by doing that, you are only displaying that you insist on placing your autobiography as the non-academic upstart dragon slayer of the “communist” academic and the necessary role of that foil to your autobiography - which requires you to strawman what I actually say in order to try to put me into that role of the foil. This has had the terrible consequence of obstructing significant advance for the interests of our people; while allowing our enemies to advance further in war of position. I did not realize soon enough that you could be this way. With that, you are diverting attention from the very necessary concern to remedy the Cartesian estrangement which leaves us susceptible to systemic dissolution -to be remedied with a centering of perspective in our relative group interests, its interactive relation, indebtedness, responsibility and joint constructions (therein agency and capacity) to gauge the merits of objective findings. Frequently, when someone has a success story to tell about their life, they will point to an individual or individuals and acknowledge, “my goodness, what my life and work would have been without the help of that person.” It is true that you have initiated a site here which has facilitated my capacity to speak. I did not realize the infertile grounds it was founded on, however, as modernity had stripped it - and you - of capacity for willing suspension of disbelief. At this point then, I am forced to say the opposite of what one might say on stage when one receives a great award - “if not for him, I do not know where I and my work would be!” Instead: If only people could see what I actually say through his strawmanning at the behest of his right wing friends, the Jesus freaks, the Hitler-headed eternal krauts, the YKW - and in reaction to them, the scientistic reactionaries overcome by Cartesian anxiety for a “purely” warranted position beyond the unionizations of praxis - for the prescription of “all there is, there can be no other” ...a reductionist motive which you have the nerve to project onto me. And so I say, where would we be, GW, if not for you, for your obstruction - if not for your unwillingness to correct your autobiography (not the only one who knows things, has a few important things right but needs to acknowledge more - much more - where others are putting forth important ideas) - where would I/we be? Much better off. Much farther along on the road to theoretical soundness being understood and adhered-to broadly by the people we need to understand it. I still hope that you will change, and finally come to see that our interests can mesh together just fine if only you want them to, if only you decide to amend your autobiography, such that you do not altercast me as antagonistic foil, with trivial ideas. I am not optimistic about that, but I am confident in the ideas that I bring to bear making consistent, important sense and that I, and these ideas, deserve much more credit - for the sake of our people - than you and those who might egg you on are probably going to grant. I will persist nevertheless, because my work is based in truth and those who are not blinded by their reactionary egos or the red capes of YKW, who pursue our best interests will see it eventually… 301
Posted by Guessedworker on Sat, 15 Jun 2019 08:25 | # My advice is to treat everything you have learned in higher education exactly as you treat everything you have learned from Christian teaching, excepting only that, knowing of it, one might investigate the damage that it has visited upon the life of our race. It is useful to analysis. But do not seek to re-interpret and apply any part of it creatively to the European existential question. The philosophy of our peoples’ life has not yet been written. 302
Posted by DanielS on Sat, 15 Jun 2019 09:58 | # Your advice is wrong; deriving from your autobiography as the adversary (David against the Goliath) of academia and your concomitant assumption that it is all Jewish, a magnification derived by understandable resentment and rage at their abuses thereof. But it engenders a ridiculous assumption that everything in academia derives from Jews.
And just as bad and unacceptable an assumption is that I have passively accepted what Jews have taught without critically analyzing and thinking through what concepts that I do advance, whether having come to these ideas through academia, erudition or in fact, through experience; and just as bad and unacceptable an assumption is that there is nothing, let alone much, of importance of and for European peoples herein. However, I do consider it fair enough to say that Christianity is derived of Jewish interests - and your analysis of that among your important contributions. ..further, it is fair enough to look - important to look at and consider their pejorative influences on scholasticism since the days of Christianity, perhaps even before. 303
Posted by DanielS on Sun, 16 Jun 2019 06:14 | # This is particularly disgusting of you, GW:
And it is you who is going to write THE philosophy, right, GW? ...while sweeping aside all that has gone before as trivial (except Jordan Peterson, as a stepping stone we shouldn’t be too hard on, you say). Your egotism obstructs improvement. If you can’t find one flaw in statement, you will make it up - usually do - with strawmen. You treat not my efforts as coming from one with good will toward our people, and with ideas worth profound consideration, but rather, like the businessman that you are, treating me and my contributions as competitor peddling something that you’ve got to trivialize and dismiss in any way that you can. A good philosopher of the European cause, let alone a great one, would not do that. For example, in this post, rather than seeking to develop good ideas, you sought rather to try to seize upon anything you could conceive of as a flaw to dismiss EVERYTHING entirely. Pragmatism as ethnonationalism’s tool against radical skepticism When I added a discussion between Thomas Sheehan and Robert Harrison that nicely lays out the structure of Heidegger’s philosophy, helping greatly to make sense of it, you asked why I would post it at all because Sheehan over embellishes the hermeneutic aspect in a way that I disagree with as well - You ask why I would post it then? According to you, apparently, I wasn’t supposed to post it for critical correction, even though the structuring is solid to make sense of Heidegger, despite the fact that Sheehan goes off on an incorrect tangent. This part from a comment above fits well enough here, and is occasion to call attention to an addition, in bold. But here again, by doing that, you are only displaying that you insist on placing your autobiography as the non-academic upstart dragon slayer of the “communist” academic and the necessary role of that foil to your autobiography - which requires you to strawman what I actually say in order to try to put me into that role of the foil. This has had the terrible consequence of obstructing significant advance for the interests of our people; while allowing our enemies to advance further in war of position. I did not realize soon enough that you could be this way. 304
Posted by Making common on Tue, 18 Jun 2019 14:26 | # But especially if it’s a universal language, it should not be complex and hard to understand as in some Heideggerian baroque. It should rather strive to facilitate coordination at very least - coordination to be distinguished from cooperation, which is even better, if it can be managed, but the minimum and more realistic goal broadly is to manage non-conflictual, simultaneously functioning nations; and to have them coordinated on common interests - including threats to pervasive ecology and world wide cataclysm, not only threats coming from manichean antagonists. Failing coordination with a nation, and threatened by aggression or irresponsibility, the language should serve to rally one’s people and potential allies to national defense, by such terms that it can be made known to them that their system is being violated - i.e., when functional autonomy, ethnonational homeostasis as it were, is being violated and the perpetrator will not back off - the terms should illustrate for allies (coalition “unions”) their common interest in aiding defense. This is part of why I advocate the metaphor of the ethnonation as a union - it is simple enough metaphor and can have simple enough rules for anyone to understand. We should not put off in the least by its being called simple - it has to be in order to be broadly understood. “Making common”, as in making commonly understood, is part of the etymology of communication. 305
Posted by DanielS on Wed, 19 Jun 2019 11:10 | #
Again, I cannot be accused with any accuracy of being a behaviorist, nor championing “reasoning” of an Abrahamic sort. However, with regard to those people who may be working against our interests one should, in good will, seek out a basic language of common interest - e.g. universal nationalism, human and pervasive ecology. However, the pursuit of a thoroughgoing language that moves beyond the need for translation, even, would seem to be such an extreme dedication to persuasion and potential cooperation as to betray the very phenomenon, natural and human motives which are not always good and orderly, that you are calling attention to - phenomenon and behaviors acting more like forces of nature, sometimes more confusing and contradictory than actions bespeaking a rational actor that can be reasoned with. That is to say, beyond a reasonable amount of effort to develop basic common grounds and language, one must focus indeed on the consistency of language in fidelity to one’s own group, to make sure that WE are the ones who understand that we are up against forces that are doing us harm but might not simply be reasoned with. That’s why coordination occupies the golden mean of out group relations - there doesn’t have to be thorough understanding, cooperation or thoroughly common interests, as long as they can coincide and be coordinated so as not to effect each other group negatively. 306
Posted by Genesis Live 1973 on Wed, 26 Jun 2019 22:06 | # Genesis: Live 1973 - First time in HD with Enhanced Soundtrack
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 30 Jun 2019 23:08 | # If Sergio Leone had met Oswald Spengler the result might have sounded like this. Maybe… 308
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 03 Jul 2019 14:36 | # White Lies, “Death” with video film from “A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7IoVuZ7dAk
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Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 15 Jul 2019 09:36 | #
Lucifer’s the Light of the World - King Dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjvYTPQ25-4 Gimme that old time religion… 310
Posted by Lana Del Rey on Mon, 22 Jul 2019 22:01 | # “Maha Maha” by the spell caster, with film from “The Love Witch” (2016), a tribute to 60’s horror movies and glorious technicolor, starring Samantha Robinson. There is no point to this whatsoever. It’s entirely gratuitous, okay? 311
Posted by El Rey on Mon, 22 Jul 2019 22:59 | # The Spanish language version of “After Dark” by Chingon 312
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Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 01 Aug 2019 19:58 | # Eight year old Yoyoka Soma impresses Robert Plant with her drumming to “Good Times, Bad Times” 315
Posted by Beefheart live at My Father's Place on Sun, 04 Aug 2019 10:44 | # Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band, live at “My Father’s Place” 1978 316
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 04 Aug 2019 18:24 | # Gunfight at Rosa’s cantina. Another Texas shootout, although for an entirely different reason. “El Paso” by Marty Robbins (1959) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UVVS5-9HvA&list=RD7UVVS5-9HvA&start_radio=1 “Send Feleena home and build that wall” Trump. 317
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 07 Aug 2019 16:30 | # Joe Ely, ‘Gallo Del Cielo’ from ‘Letter to Laredo’ (1995) 318
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 22 Aug 2019 20:19 | # Madrugada ‘Sirens’ from ‘Industrial Silence’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYcY_x2XluY
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Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 27 Aug 2019 19:47 | # On my Stone Roses feed. which is as manc as you can get, here is PJ Harvey, who is as Yank as you can get, in France? Whatever. Vive la special relationship. Oh yeah… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A29BMj3v86w&list=RDjRswxxT3HQ8&index=2 321
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 27 Aug 2019 20:07 | # Okay, some are bound to observe that actually, PJ is English, to which I would say exactly. 322
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 27 Aug 2019 23:03 | # Guy Clark, “Desperados Waiting for a Train”. I have no hesitation in describing this song as the best American country song ever recorded… 324
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 07 Sep 2019 21:42 | # Paramore “Decode” Live in Munich Sept 2009 (Mandela Free) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps2oUR_cga4
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Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 11 Sep 2019 21:46 | # I was never a fan of Marilyn Manson, although he did get my sympathy after being blamed for Columbine because the killer kids were wearing black. However, I have to acknowledge that “The Pale Emperor” (2015) has some decent tracks on show, like “Cupid Carries a Gun”... 326
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 12 Sep 2019 11:47 | # She’s back. Rosalie Cunningham launches her post Purson solo career with more idiosyncratic psychedelic fun… “Ride On My Bike” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l5YOplmlio
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 12 Oct 2019 19:18 | # Today was ‘National Album Day’ in the UK. I didn’t know such a thing existed but then I suppose it follows the trend for having a ‘National Day’ for just about everything, bar the concept of nationhood itself. More about that later. On the Halle, Germany, shooting the parents of twenty seven year old suspect Stephan Ballert said..
*Seriously, who hasn’t done that? some may even have gone through that phase in their teens. Anyway, thought I’d mash those two things together. Here is a track from one of the best rock albums of this century, in my opinion of course. “Blame Me” from the album “Going to Hell” by The Pretty Reckless. 329
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 12 Oct 2019 20:44 | # Yeah, so as a part of ‘National Album Day’ BBC Radio 2 listed the top selling albums for the century so far. In first place was Adele with her MOR third wave feminist power ballads (Adele also secured third place with more of the same). In second place was Jewish zombie Amy Winehouse with ‘Back to Black’. I have to confess that if I was strapped into a chair and forced to choose between listening to Adele or Amy or else, I’d pick Amy. Yet, how the mighty have fallen? Well not really. if you travel back in time to the sixties, the original skinheads listened to Jamaican Ska, adopted Rude Bwoy attitudes and craved a black girlfriend. In the later sixties and seventies it was the white working class who, at a time when white British rock bands were conquering America and Japan, regularly put artists from Stax and Tamla at the top of the UK charts. The closest I could get to a power (duet) ballad, without feeling sick, is this, from British band Stateless and featuring American singer Shara Worden, formerly of ‘My Brightest Diamond’. Worden, now known as ‘Nova’ following her divorce, is a serious artiste which means she hasn’t had much commercial success but tracking down some of her solo work on YouTube is well worth the effort. Unless your IQ is less than the magic 100 figure, in which case, best stick to Adele. Stateless ‘I’m On Fire’ live acoustic version, from the album “Matilda”. 330
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 19 Oct 2019 18:01 | # ‘Enemies’ by Swedish heavy metal band ‘Eleine’. Madeleine Liljestam has a little too much ink but, hell, you’ve got to admire the canvas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLPxV6LLENM&list=RDPLPxV6LLENM&index=1 331
Posted by Just Say Yes! on Tue, 22 Oct 2019 15:58 | # Sire’s Winter Sampler 1987
The engineering of this track list is special…best version of ‘Never Let Me Down’, etc,... Tracklist Credits 333
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 23 Oct 2019 23:13 | # Black Widow “Come to the Sabbat” 1970 (Remastered) 334
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 24 Oct 2019 22:05 | # Donovan ‘Season of the Witch’ from ‘Sunshine Superman’ 1966 335
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Mark Fry, ‘The Witch’ from the 1972 album ,“Dreaming With Alice”. 336
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 25 Oct 2019 22:13 | # “Capricorn” by Orchid, a pretty decent retro rock number. 337
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 29 Oct 2019 00:16 | # In the 680’s Bishop Aldhelm of Sherbourne wrote a letter to Heahfrith, a student who had spent six years in Ireland. The letter included the following…
Aldhelm was referring to the destruction of West Saxon pagan shrines and of their being replaced by Church mind control centres. So, here is a prog rock track by the splendidly named off-shoot of Therion, the ‘Luciferian Light Orchestra’ (Sweden) titled Serpent Messiah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB-LDqO2JEU I always felt ‘the Snake and Stag’ would be cool name for a pub selling Craft beer… 340
Posted by Allison Moorer on Tue, 05 Nov 2019 14:34 | # https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTMJe6R2vVw Years After Her Parents’ Murder-Suicide, Musician Allison Moorer Finds Healing
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Posted by The Black Page on Fri, 15 Nov 2019 14:39 | # What makes playing ‘The Black Page’ so difficult? Zappa Plays Zappa, The Black Page, #1 & #2 344
Posted by Bad Critics on Wed, 27 Nov 2019 23:27 | # CAPTAIN BEEFHEART Under Review: Documentary The critics here have convinced me that I can ignore them, though I still wish they’d shut up. Because I like almost all Beefheart albums but not as much the last two and Mirror Man and Decals - which these critics liked. While I love the rest, including Unconditionally Guaranteed and the beautiful Blue Genes and Moonbeams. And despite creative interference, Strictly Personal is probably my favorite. I would encourage anybody Not to take their bum steers. Much depends on your mood and situation. If you are not on a trip and don’t want to hear Don rasping bout “one red bean in the bottom of a tin pan, me and my girl named limbo, bimbo, spam.”..and actually have the real thing in your arms (the two of you perhaps taking mushrooms, not L.S.D., you might want to put on a cut from “Blue Genes and Moonbeams” or “Unconditionally Guaranteed.” 345
Posted by Or The Highway on Tue, 03 Dec 2019 16:44 | # Limp Bizkit My Way https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn8vzTsnPps
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 15 Dec 2019 19:32 | # I saw The Groundhogs two or three times in the early seventies when they were regularly touring as a support band. They sound better in retrospect. This is “Earth Is Not Room Enough” from 1972. Of course, we didn’t have cyberspace back then…. 348
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 23 Dec 2019 16:01 | # Having previously disparaged cross cultural borrowings, particularly where the West and Hinduism is concerned, I find this works, somehow ( if you’re in the mood). Greek black metal band ‘Rotting Christ’ (well, xmas is upon us) and “Devadevam”.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJTmi9cgpKQ&list=RDzJTmi9cgpKQ&start_radio=1 350
Posted by Dobry wieczór Panie (Belarusian) on Wed, 25 Dec 2019 15:39 | # My favorite version: Dobry wieczór Panie Gospodarzu (Добры вечар табе, пане-гаспадару) 351
Posted by Melanie on Thu, 26 Dec 2019 20:08 | # Melanie - Brand New Key (Official) Melanie - Lay Down (Candles in the Rain (1970) version with prelude: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaiT8gATzxc Melanie Safka - Birthday Of The Sun (live) Woodstock 1969 Melanie showing in an interview that she is quite well adjusted (the middle aged, ostensibly conservative audience treats her warmly that way as well): 352
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 27 Dec 2019 19:10 | # The utterly gorgeous Taylor Momsen of Pretty Reckless with “Going to Hell”.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmtbg5b7_Aw&list=RDps2oUR_cga4&index=6 Already have my table at Club Hot booked, second from the left, along with Sri Rama and Dave Allen, making for a good night - if not eternity - out. Maybe I’ll meet Taylor there. 353
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 27 Dec 2019 19:55 | # “Minor Swing”. Original by Reinhardt and Grappelli but in this version, featuring Johnny Depp, as it’s from the film “Chocolat”, which is one of my favourite movies because of it’s subtle subversive charm. In a very sweet way. 354
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Posted by Big Eyed Beans From Venus on Fri, 17 Jan 2020 15:03 | # Captain Beefheart || Big-Eyed Beans from Venus [transcription] 358
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Posted by Carol Kaye on Sun, 26 Jan 2020 11:13 | # Carol Kaye: Rock’s Most Prolific Session Musician 361
Posted by Caitlin Gray on Sun, 26 Jan 2020 11:48 | # Wouldn’t It Be Nice - Caitlin Gray (Bassist), Beach Boys (Carol Kaye Bassline) That chick is hot 362
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Posted by Saul Zaentz on Wed, 29 Jan 2020 16:01 | # Why @John_Fogerty Feels CCR Betrayed Him - @OpieRadio @JimNorton 365
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Posted by Brian Wilson on Fri, 07 Feb 2020 06:22 | # Brian Wilson orchestrates “God Only Knows”.. in the studio 1966 Beautiful song. And the orchestration, takes and re-takes, provide an illustration of the social construction of a cultural form. However, it also illustrates where cultural correction, some balancing, is in order. In the days prior to internet, music was one of the only available emotional outlets and conversational proxies for young men. Thus, the profusion of love songs idealizing women as panacea - to where one would provide the answer your problems - created groundwork for massive dissilusionment…. Better preparation is in order. ..... Carol Kaye - “if more musicians thought in terms of ‘us’ rather than ‘me’ we’d have a damn good business.” 367
Posted by Raping In The Moonlight on Fri, 07 Feb 2020 23:16 | # The rape story behind King Harvest’s “Dancing In The Moonlight” 369
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Trio of Doom: John McLaughlin,Jaco Pastorius,Tony Williams, LIVE DARK PRINCE 371
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 29 Feb 2020 23:28 | # The Barcelona Gypsy balKan Orchestra with ‘Marijo deli bela Kumrijo’ a traditional song from the Goran region of Kosovo in Toriak dialect. You know you’re not going to hear many of those, right? The video is well above the average, artistically, and includes some amazing footage from Compagnie Reverie Danse Verticale. Enjoy. 372
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I gather the depiction of a Niccolo Paganini concert in the 2013 film “The Devil’s Violinist” is not far off the mark of what a Paganini gig would have been like. Beat those fans girls and swoon, swoon. 375
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Posted by Prokofiev on Wed, 04 Mar 2020 11:22 | # Prokofiev Suite No. 2: Romeo and Juliet_Montagues and Capulets (Live @ Nobel Prize Concert)
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 07 Mar 2020 17:54 | # Soprano Renee Fleming sings “Song to the Moon” from Antonin Leopold Dvorak’s “Rusalka”. A rusalka is a water sprite in Slavic folklore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHM3zMBQxTQ Dvorak wanted to put something of the spirit of the Czech nation into his music, especially in his operatic works. “Rusalka”, first performed in 1901, is the best of his operas and “Song to the Moon” his most popular aria. Therefor, you could say this is the spirit of the Czech nation in seven minutes. You will not hear it performed better than this, at the last night of the Proms, in 2010. 378
Posted by Pentangle on Thu, 12 Mar 2020 03:40 | # Pentangle - Rain And Snow (Set Of Six ITV, 27.06.1972)
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Posted by John Barleycorn on Sat, 14 Mar 2020 15:00 | #
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 14 Mar 2020 17:13 | # The earliest known written version of ‘John Barleycorn’ appears in the Bannatyne Manuscript of 1568, although the song is generally regarded as being far older. Considering the genealogy of the Royal House of Wessex, Anglo-Saxon scholar Kathleen Herbert notes that the first ancestor of the dynasty was Woden, followed by Scef (Sheaf), Scyld (Shield) his son and then Beow (Barley). Herbert writes
A-S scholar Richard North in ‘Heathen Gods in Old English Literature’ associates Beow with the fertility god of the Saxons, Ing. North suggests (after pretty extensive research, I have to say) that the conversion to Christianity was eased because the pagan Saxons simply regarded JC as another version of their own dying and resurrected god, without realising that Christianity is a winner takes all religion. 382
Posted by Rap Crap imposed in L'viv on Tue, 17 Mar 2020 09:09 | # Torturous music brought into L’viv businesses by western corporations. You can’t get away from the imposition of rap crap even in frigging Ukraine. Nobody can say that it is there by popular demand - no human being can like this music. 384
Posted by Beth Hart on Thu, 19 Mar 2020 09:58 | #
LA Stories - Beth Hart’s Soulful Tale of Survival and Redemption 385
Posted by GHOUL on Fri, 27 Mar 2020 09:38 | # Maybe not the music I’d kick back to with a glass of scotch after a hard day, these days, but definitely a White scene that I can imagine being a great deal of fun:
OBSCENE EXTREME 2017 ► GHOUL Live At OEF 2017 at Trutnov - Battlefield, Czech republic - July 6, 2017 Play it loud!!! In Fans We Trust!!! Support never ends!!! 386
Posted by Frownland on Mon, 30 Mar 2020 16:48 | # Why this awful sounding album (Trout Mask Replica) is a masterpiece 388
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 01 Apr 2020 19:33 | # Patricia Vonne, performing a tiny desk version of ‘Viva Bandolera’ in 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCfQ1D9_svw
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Posted by I Stay Away on Wed, 08 Apr 2020 17:38 | # 392
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 10 Apr 2020 21:00 | # Still the funniest song I’ve heard, ‘On Again ! On Again !’ by Jake Thackray (1938-2002) 393
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 13 Apr 2020 00:23 | # Mott the Hoople were a decent band until Bowie got his hands on them.
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Posted by Kurt on Mon, 13 Apr 2020 19:48 | # Nirvana - Live at Reading 1992 (HD)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1ZnWc-sFd0
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Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 14 Apr 2020 21:46 | # More Mott the Hoople from the LP ‘Brain Capers’ (1972) song ‘The Moon Upstairs.
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Posted by Nirvana Live in Milan on Thu, 16 Apr 2020 10:43 | # Nirvana - 1994-02-25 - Milan, Italy - [New Multicam/Full Show/HQ-Audio/50fps] - Palatrussardi
...and Reading:
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Posted by Malaga Virgin on Thu, 16 Apr 2020 11:55 | #
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Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 16 Apr 2020 12:42 | # I saw the Al Di Meola Project in the mid-eighties when they performed a superb two and a half hour set at the Manc Apollo. This track is from ‘Tirami Su’ (1987) and its title is in line with what appears to be the current zeitgeist.. “Beijing Demons”... 399
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 19 Apr 2020 13:54 | # Strawbs with ‘New World’ from ‘Grave New World’ 1972. 401
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 20 Apr 2020 00:08 | # Laibach, with the Lviv Philharmonic Orchestra - Polonia (movement no. 3). Music based on Panufniks Symphony no. 9 with lyrics adapted from Gen Jaruzelski’s proclamation of martial law in Poland on 13th Dec 1981. 402
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 21 Apr 2020 00:32 | # Rome -’ Who Only Europe Know’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gJ1oPXiBw0
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Posted by Layne Staley on Wed, 22 Apr 2020 09:23 | # Layne Staley gets REALLY pissed @ Weedsport 1991 Alice in Chains live 406
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 22 Apr 2020 17:31 | # The Moody Blues ‘How Is It (We Are Here)’ 1970 407
Posted by Art Tripp on Sun, 26 Apr 2020 11:50 | # Art Tripp on working with Frank Zappa, John Cage and Captain Beefheart 408
Posted by Zoot Horn Rollo on Sun, 26 Apr 2020 20:42 | # Interview with Bill Harkleroad (Zoot Horn Rollo), Part 1 of 2 Interview with Bill Harkleroad (Zoot Horn Rollo), part 2 of 2 409
Posted by R.E.M. The Great Beyond on Tue, 28 Apr 2020 12:39 | # 410
Posted by Ry Cooder and maybe Alex St. Clair Snouffer on Tue, 28 Apr 2020 14:16 | # 411
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 28 Apr 2020 15:05 | # Prescient? Fever Ray ‘Keep the Streets Empty for Me’ (official video) 412
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 03 May 2020 21:48 | # Nicola Cruz with Daniela Baquero, the official video of ‘Colibria’
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 03 May 2020 22:10 | # Rosalia ‘Anque Es De Noche’ (Even Though It Is By Night’) adapted from the poem by San Juan de la Cruz (1577)
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 09 May 2020 17:03 | # Angela Aguilar’s version of the classic ranchera song ‘La Llorona’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5z99EYHY4I Before the Spanish colonization Dia de Muertos was celebrated at the beginning of summer and originates from an Aztec festival dedicated to their goddess Mictecacihuatl (try pronouncing that when you’ve had a few). 415
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 10 May 2020 19:57 | # ‘A Song For Europe’, Roxy Music. They should re-title and re-release this as ‘A Song For Remainers’, then when street cafes reopen we can sit and watch- from a safe distance obviously - as liberals cry into their decaf latte cups. A fun day out… 416
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 19 May 2020 19:55 | # ‘Gutter’ from Lunatic Soul - the solo project of Polish prog rocker Mariusz Duda of Riverside. 417
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 21 May 2020 18:00 | # Diana Gameros performs a tiny desk version of “En Juarez”. The best in the competition I’ve heard. English translation below the video. 418
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 23 May 2020 14:25 | # Soprano Valentina Nafornita of Moldova sings ‘Ochiul tau iubit” (official video) a euro class production. 420
Posted by The Golden Shot on Tue, 26 May 2020 14:29 | # @ 418 You chose the right place to shove the Golden Apple. Bernie the bolt if you please… 421
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 14 Jun 2020 19:57 | # Mushroom picking with Heilung - ‘Norupo’. Best comment…
Well, who hasn’t done that at some point in their life? 422
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 14 Jun 2020 22:08 | # My favourite song from this particular version of Fleetwood Mac, ‘Rhiannon’. No soppy love song this, for Rhiannon is taken from the pages of the Mabinogion - the book of Welsh mythology. Of course, the Welsh like to think of themselves as the original Britons and will point to their darker looks as evidence of this. For their part, the English are too polite to point out that the dark looks of the Welsh is due, in no small part, to a large influx of Italian miners during the nineteenth century. The Italians brought their love of opera with them, which accounts for all the male voice choirs in Wales. For me Rhiannon is second only to the Luna goddess that the Mabinogion names ‘Arianrhod’ which means ‘silver wheel’. Now, I shall let you into a secret. I was once privileged to see Arianrhod in all her glory. You are thinking now that mancinblack has been at the mushrooms - but no - let me explain. The phenomenon known as the Luna orb, is a fairly rare occurrence in England and perhaps cloud cover has something to do with that. In fact, I’ve only seen three in my lifetime. On the first two occasions the orb was fairly close to the moon but on the third and last - wow. Absolutely stunning - and was what our ancestors would have regarded as a manifestation of the goddess Arianrhod. Let me tell you, no earthly woman could match her beauty. They can pull down our statues, destroy our works of art, burn our books but they can never, ever, disconnect us from our ancestors. Now back to rock music… 423
Posted by Natalie Merchant on Wed, 17 Jun 2020 21:58 | # Natalie Merchant - Wonder I think she’s not one of them (Merchant is an anglicized Sicilian name). 426
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 18 Jun 2020 22:20 | # Brian Ferry is an oddball.
Yet he was a working class lad from Co. Durham. His father was a farm labourer. I read an interview with Ferry in ‘Sounds’ which was a weekly rock newspaper back in 1972, the journalist referred to Ferry as “the most pretentious person I’ve ever had the misfortune to meet”. 427
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 18 Jun 2020 23:29 | # It would be like Morgoth trying to pass himself off as Noel Coward. Hold on to that thought cuz it’s pretty funny.. 428
Posted by DanielS on Thu, 18 Jun 2020 23:56 | # Morgoth as Noel Coward lol.
I suppose that we can enjoy his music being sufficiently insulated from his person. The backup singer (at least the one acting the part*) is sweet - Martha Ladly - that’s probably why I (re-posted) the song. Alas, its all too common for women to have bad taste in men; the root of misogyny? * It sounds like a studio recording being lip synced; while the back up vocals were actually provided by a Hatian woman: Yanick Étienne 429
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 19 Jun 2020 00:40 | # My mother was always good with advice like “they are not blood thirsty like us” lol and when I was entering the dating game in my teens, she told me to remember that “women can be very fickle”. I just wish I’d paid more attention to her. I know she didn’t speak Italian or listen to opera but my favourite opera has always been Rigoletto.
personally, I think that is the cause of misogyny, more than anything else, depending, of course on how a man reacts to that particular characteristic which I have observed…more times than……… I have wanted to . 430
Posted by DanielS on Fri, 19 Jun 2020 01:25 | # I’ll speak for myself then. In the confusion of the multicult and the throngs of feminism, some of it up close and personal, a misogynistic streak was sparked in me in younger days (never anything palpably serious, never hit a woman or anything) but in terms of disposition on account of women unremittingly and fiercely complaining about men and then often having a tendency to make incredibly obnoxious choices, or displays in their prerogative in who they gave their treasure to (while trashing you)... ...the apparent no win situation that feminists can place you in, even as a well meaning man, which Pearce talked about - “wimp/or pig”, no matter what you do… That’s a long time ago now though. In particular, I found that gender relations are tolerable where a semblance of ethnonational boundaries are recognized as opposed to the PC civic nationalism of America. For me, these issues were ironed-out completely with a crystallizing of my political/philosophical world view. With that, I’m all for turning “game” on its head. I like the friend zone. 431
Posted by Good Vibrations studio footage on Thu, 25 Jun 2020 18:52 | # 433
Posted by Household (Chris Dangerfield): Cool Chicks on Sun, 28 Jun 2020 05:14 | # Household (Dangerfield’s group): “Cool Chicks” 434
Posted by Madder Mortem - Fallow Season on Sun, 28 Jun 2020 13:21 | # 436
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 28 Jun 2020 21:08 | # Legend ‘The Wild Hunt’ (1993)
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Posted by Guessedworker on Sun, 28 Jun 2020 22:03 | # My post about the wonderful and strange songbird Polly Jean Harvey: https://majorityrights.com/weblog/comments/the_left_poisoned_and_unpoisoned 438
Posted by "Beefheart’s work used to make me feel ill" on Sat, 04 Jul 2020 06:04 | # PJ Harvey cites Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band as one of her biggest influences (#4 to be exact)
PJ HARVEY // Sydney Big Day Out 26/01/2001 P.J. Harvey To Bring You My Love To Bring You My Love (influences) Lyrics: “I was born in the desert”.... Beeheart (Sure ‘Nuff ‘N Yes I Do): “I was born in the desert”... 439
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 04 Jul 2020 20:44 | # Mor Karbasi ‘Sol la Tsadika’ live at that favourite destination for Russian ‘tourists’ Salisbury Cathedral in 2015. 440
Posted by Ennio Morricone (10 Nov 1928 – 6 July 2020) on Mon, 06 Jul 2020 08:08 | # Italian composer, orchestrator, conductor… writing in a wide range of musical styles. RIP
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Posted by Guessedworker on Mon, 06 Jul 2020 08:25 | # There are many on-line music reviewers on YouTube and others who do not actually review music but offer a reaction to the first hearing of it. This one is a hilariously street-talking black guy reacting quite viscerally and positively to Yes’s 1974 full-side, Side 1 song, Gates of Delirium: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbQlgKqkHug Here is another black guy working the same schtick. No street talk at all, but he is a committed Christian like Jon Anderson, and gets Anderson’s somewhat larded-on mysticism (which point he signals by removing his baseball cap). This video also includes the Side 2 songs Sound Chaser and To Be Over: 443
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 06 Jul 2020 17:01 | # Dutch band ‘Omnia’ at Castelfest 2013 in Lisse, Holland, with “Morrigan”. I like this for the enthusiastic way the audience join in the chorus at the end, especially the young mother. That’s the way to do it. Get into their heads before they reach the age of seven because if you don’t, the state will.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIbuNHUwdCg The Morrigan (phantom queen) is a tutelary goddess- a protector of territory and its people - of Ireland.
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Posted by Vince Guaraldi on Wed, 08 Jul 2020 17:06 | # Cast Your Fate to the Wind - Vince Guaraldi Trio “Cast Your Fate to the Wind” reminds me of sunset and the end of the work day, perhaps sniffing around for some evening activity and peace.
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Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 12 Jul 2020 21:01 | #
Not had anything from Belarus, so here’s Dzivia with ‘Voryva’ (Sleeping Field). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7ptAY-wj_M Belarus, sept points. 447
Posted by Dobry wieczór Panie on Sun, 12 Jul 2020 21:52 | # No problem, mancinblack, in having more from Belarus, but we do have this Posted by Dobry wieczór Panie (Belarusian) on Wed, 25 Dec 2019 10:39 | # 349 My favorite version: 448
Posted by Guitar Outro Solos on Tue, 14 Jul 2020 17:19 | # Rick Beato compiled a list of the top 20 guitar outro solos. I would have liked to have seen these songs on the list: 449
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 14 Jul 2020 20:02 | # I think this is the best track from the short life of Tommy Bolin, ‘Post Toastee’ from ‘Private Eyes’ 1976. An absolute gem… 451
Posted by ZedDez on Fri, 17 Jul 2020 07:17 | #
My playing of it was one handed and much simpler, but kind of good. The keyboarding follows an intriguingly natural sequence of the outstretched hand and sequence of fingers. 452
Posted by P.J. Harvey on Sun, 19 Jul 2020 09:26 | #
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Posted by Cara Dillon on Sun, 19 Jul 2020 18:28 | # Cara Dillon - Black is the Colour
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Posted by No Expectations on Mon, 20 Jul 2020 21:47 | # 456
Posted by Beato: on testimony for fair use of music videos on Sat, 01 Aug 2020 09:37 | # I Testified Before the SENATE On BLOCKERS | Here’s What Happened 457
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 02 Aug 2020 23:36 | # Spyrogyra ‘The Furthest Point’ from ‘Bells, Boots and Shambles’ 1973 458
Posted by mancinblack on Sun, 02 Aug 2020 23:45 | # Sumi Jo ‘Vocalise’, music by Wojiech Kilar (1999) 459
Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 13 Aug 2020 12:37 | # ‘Una Sola Vuelta’ by Fernando Milagros from cd ‘San Sebastian’. 460
Posted by Fernando on Fri, 14 Aug 2020 16:26 | # Fernando Milagros is a terrific purvey, mancinblack. Does he make any bad songs? - DanielS Tu en las montañas y yo en el mar 461
Posted by French Canadian on Sat, 15 Aug 2020 19:32 | # How do you like your French? Isabelle Boulay with ‘Parle Moi’ live 462
Posted by French - French on Sat, 15 Aug 2020 19:38 | # Zaz (Isabelle Geffroy ) ‘Les Passants’ live, outside a restaurant in Montmartre.. 463
Posted by French Mustard on Sat, 15 Aug 2020 19:43 | # Tres chaud. Alizee with ‘J’en Ai Marre’ [you would never think so.. seriously ] 464
Posted by Old & In The Way - Land of the Navajo on Mon, 24 Aug 2020 16:11 | # Old & In The Way - Land of the Navajo (unreleased)
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Posted by The Police on Fri, 04 Sep 2020 06:22 | # I (DanielS) am not the biggest Police fan, but at the time, I didn’t much notice the fine bass playing by Sting on a song like this - - always appreciated these tunes: 467
Posted by Mayans M.C. on Fri, 04 Sep 2020 12:26 | # A Silent House (From “Mayans M.C.: Season 2”) El Cascabel (From Mayans MC) - La Mata featuring Xocoyotzin Moraza 468
Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 05 Sep 2020 00:02 | # Emma Shapplin ‘The Inferno’‘. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFBT6Po1Y84 “The path to paradise begins in hell” - Dante. 470
Posted by Knife Edge on Sun, 13 Sep 2020 02:46 | # Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Knife Edge (1970)
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Posted by Waiting for the Sun on Mon, 14 Sep 2020 15:42 | # (listen to all the songs; I used to hate the Doors as well) 472
Posted by Dōgen on Fri, 18 Sep 2020 09:35 | # Across the Universe (Studio, which Lennon was dissatisfied with) Mind Games - John Lennon and The Plastic U.F.Ono Band Instant Karma! (We All Shine On) (Ultimate Mix 2020) - Lennon/Ono with The Plastic Ono Band. #9 Dream - John Lennon with The Plastic Ono Nuclear Band (official music video HD) You may think think this a peace thing. I just like the tunes and take nostalgic recourse to this as it is what we heard, literally, on the way to the Jersey shore, Sopranos we:
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Posted by Kerry Minnear on Fri, 18 Sep 2020 10:23 | # GENTLE GIANT The Power And The Glory 03 Aspirations Kerry Minnear, vocalist and keyboardist on this song, “Aspirations”, was not Jewish, nor the guitar player, Gary Green or drummer, John Weathers. 474
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 21 Sep 2020 21:40 | # Tito & Tarantula ‘La Flor De Mal’ from ‘Andalucia’ (remastered 2017) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyuj9ETlxKg You’d think that when someone takes the time and trouble to put a song on YouTube they’d get the title right. 475
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 21 Sep 2020 22:07 | # ‘A Tree Must Stand in the Earth’ by Stick in the Wheel from ‘Hold Fast’. 476
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 21 Sep 2020 22:17 | # For its novelty value. Stick in the Wheel with a rendition of the tenth-century AS poem the “Nine Herbs Charm”. Woden gets lost and wanders into an East London rave…. 477
Posted by Porpoise Song on Tue, 22 Sep 2020 18:35 | # Circe Link, Christian Nesmith & Micky Dolenz - LIVE Porpoise Song/Good Morning The Porpoise Song - The Monkees - Head Unfortunate to put across kosher stuff, but the original Carole King version is interesting. 479
Posted by Alice in Chains inarticulate talent on Fri, 25 Sep 2020 01:56 | # Dirtumentary: The Story of Alice In Chains (The Layne Years) As with the rest of the Seattle Grunge scene, Alice in Chains exemplified the times of implicit Whites, philosophically inarticulate of their epoch, only articulate of its anxiety; great talent flaming out in tragic results of self destruction, flailing aside a lack of a healthy, coherent vision….all that’s expected of a White man’s creative self actualization without… 480
Posted by After the gold rush on Sat, 26 Sep 2020 14:23 | # Only Love Can Break Your Heart]only love can break your heart After the Gold Rush (2009 Remaster)
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Posted by mancinblack on Thu, 01 Oct 2020 10:44 | # Ahead of tonight’s Harvest full moon, here’s Zervas & Pepper with “Reeds and Rushes” from the various artists concept album “Help the Witch” (and she’ll help you, in my experience) 483
Posted by Jaco Pastorius on Sat, 03 Oct 2020 20:37 | # Jaco Pastorius (with Weather Report) - Portrait Of Tracy Amazing Jaco Pastorius Stories from Super-Bassist Brian Bromberg 485
Posted by Cheap Trick - Surrender at Budokan! on Sun, 04 Oct 2020 16:53 | # 486
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 05 Oct 2020 21:48 | # Fatal Shore were a part of the Prague-Berlin underground music scene. Formed by ex-pat Australians, the name ‘Fatal Shore’ was what English convicts deported to Australia called their new home, as they were convinced they would soon die there. This is their version of the much covered song “Wild is the Wind” and is the only version I happen to like. 487
Posted by Schubert Piano & Händel Sarabande on Sun, 08 Nov 2020 03:05 | # 488
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 09 Nov 2020 13:33 | # So, I’m sat there fully kitted out for surgery, when the anaesthetist walks in and tells me the operation is cancelled because I have a slight chest infection. I’d only been waiting for…two years. Fuck Covid. That was two hours ago. Need to calm down and this usually does the trick.. Sabine Deviellhe & Marianne Crebassa sing Delibes Flower Duet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1ZL5AxmK_A At least I’m now at the top of the list… 490
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 11 Nov 2020 09:26 | # Anna Netrebko sings ‘Solveig’s Song’ from Edvard Grieg’s Peer Gynt. 491
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 11 Nov 2020 13:00 | # Well, Manc, if we are going to stray into the realm of the intellectually satisfying (aka, classical), I can fill another couple of threads with suggestions. Some are little known. For example, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd1rxZXp5aY ... is the Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor by the 21 year old Swede Wilhelm Stenhammar in 1893. It is his Opus number 1, and if it isn’t obvious from the Andante con moto which ends the piece, he was a nationalist of his time. 492
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 11 Nov 2020 16:14 | # Very enjoyable, GW, particularly the Andante .. and did you know that Stenhammar performed the Concerto himself here in Manchester with the Halle ? 493
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 11 Nov 2020 16:38 | # Never knew that, Manc. Another favourite patriotic piece of mine, entirely different to the Stenhammar, is Vaughan Williams’ wonderful score to the wartime propaganda film Coastal Command, and in particular the five-minute section titled Quite Determination which begins at 6 min 55 secs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMSRNPt8_hg My father was 3 Group Bomber Command pilot operating Lancs in 1944, and didn’t even do a mine-laying trip (though he had a very hairy tour). So I can’t claim that VW’s score captures much of my father’s experience, but that one passage surely expressed the heart and soul of every aircrew member as he climbed the ladder to undertake another night’s work, or day’s. 494
Posted by mancinblack on Tue, 17 Nov 2020 17:51 | # Often described as the “most English” prog rock band, Caravan released ‘In the Land of Grey and Pink’ in 1971 to much critical acclaim and despite its lack of commercial success the album has always been available on vinyl and later, compact disc. This is ‘Winter Wine’ from the recording. 495
Posted by Guessedworker on Wed, 18 Nov 2020 12:27 | # Here’s one you should like, Manc. The Norwegian experimental jazz band Jaza Jazzist, formed in 1994 and still rocking. This one is Stardust Hotel, played live in 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9b8zb6GgIo Not exactly Canterbury, of course. 496
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 27 Nov 2020 14:06 | # Rusanda Panfili and Tina Guo perform the main title from “The Queen’s Gambit” 497
Posted by Al Ross on Sat, 28 Nov 2020 07:40 | # Elgar pops up in the introduction to that dreadful Leftist , John Mortimer’s ,extremely watchable “Paradise Postponed” : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rE5c8Nxdf4
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Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 02 Jan 2021 17:49 | # Herbert von Karajan set the benchmark for recordings of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No ! along with the Berlin Philharmonic in 1979. The second movement has always been a favourite of mine. An almost forgotten anecdote about Tchaikovsky was that he at one time suffered from a variant of ‘glass delusion’, which was a condition that afflicted members of the European aristocracy periodically for around four hundred years. They would convince themselves that they were actually made of glass and would shatter if they didn’t take precautions. The Tchaikovsky variant is said to have been that his head would fall off while conducting if he didn’t hold on to it. I assure all that I’m not making this up. In our own time, we have have been subjected to yet another variant of ‘glass delusion’, which has caused those who voted to Remain in the EU to believe that they - and everyone else - would “fall off a cliff edge” the moment Britain left. Sadly, the Remainers remain and appear daily on BBC News 24, most recently backing the Teachers Unions in what used to be known as calls for strike action. Anyway, to go with the weather…. 500
Posted by mancinblack on Fri, 12 Feb 2021 18:38 | # Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds “Red Right Hand”... 501
Posted by Thorn on Thu, 25 Feb 2021 01:28 | # Captain Beefheart- Trout Mask Replica OMG! Stick a fork in my eye! That album sucks! 502
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 01 Mar 2021 12:26 | # Magnet, with “Willow’s Song” from the soundtrack to “The Wicker Man”.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9E7l0z0EHc The singer is Leslie Mackie, who played Daisy in the film. 503
Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 03 Mar 2021 17:02 | # Damh the Bard with “The Sons and Daughters (of Robin Hood)” from “Antlered Crown and Standing Stone” (2012). Great song. 506
Posted by mancinblack on Mon, 10 May 2021 18:18 | # Fernando Milagros & Matanza, “Pelo Negro” (video oficial, 2020). Fantastico. 508
Posted by manc on Fri, 21 May 2021 15:01 | # Yin Yin, of Holland, with a live performance of “One Inch Punch” featuring the voice of Bruce Lee offering some sage advice. From the album “The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers” - and Dr E, we knew a rabbit who did that, no ? 509
Posted by Thorn on Thu, 10 Jun 2021 22:26 | # “This instrumental track was recorded in 1966 by Jeff Beck (lead guitar), Jimmy Page (12 string rhythm), John Paul Jones (bass), Keith Moon (drums) and Nicky Hopkins (piano).” What a kick-ass list of names on this recording!!! Undoubtedly one of the very best instrumentals in the last 60 years. BECK’S BOLERO 510
Posted by Manc on Sat, 10 Jul 2021 19:47 | # Fairport Convention with “Fotheringay”. The singer is the beautiful and much beloved Sandy Denny, who died after falling down the stairs at her home in 1978, aged 31. 511
Posted by Thorn on Sat, 31 Jul 2021 23:43 | # Right about now, both the USA and the UK desperately need a Pinochet. I Need a Pinochet! (Lyric Music Video) 513
Posted by Manc on Thu, 05 Aug 2021 20:49 | # Pure hedonistic pleasure. George Thorogood “Bad to the Bone”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ogg2HD4O83Q&list=RDOgg2HD4O83Q&start_radio=1 515
Posted by Thorn on Sat, 16 Oct 2021 22:31 | # John Cooper Clarke - Evidently Chickentown - The Best Sopranos Ending Ever 516
Posted by Al Ross on Sun, 17 Oct 2021 03:29 | # I’ll tell you what’s chickentown about JCC , viz., he railed against the Establishment and its status - seeking , but when some former polytechnic masquerading as a university awarded him an Honorary Doctorate , he changed his website to incorporate the unearned Dr JCC. The best Sopranos titles piece was Chuck Berry’s , Let it Rock. 518
Posted by Manc on Sat, 23 Oct 2021 18:15 | # David Bowie with “Putting Out Fire”, the theme song from Paul Schrader’s 1982 film “Cat People” starring Natassija Kinski and Malcolm McDowell. The film is essentially about the importance of maintaining your genetic inheritance…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9I7U4nuR_I Now that’s what I call pussy… 519
Posted by Manc on Tue, 26 Oct 2021 18:21 | # I watched the final episode of the BBC’s “Ridley Road” last night which is a drama about Colin Jordan’s attempted revival of National Socialism in the early 1960’s and the Jewish resistance to it. What occurred to me, apart from the obvious - Jordan must have had a screw loose in believing that would fly, was that Rory Kinnear is in danger of becoming typecast as a couple of scenes looked like they were inspired by “Penny Dreadful : City of Angels”. If you watched “Ridley Road” have a look at this “Penny Dreadful” fan video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQUBykMFFXg My disappointment was that Ridley Road lacked any amazing dance scenes…. 520
Posted by Al Ross on Thu, 28 Oct 2021 02:09 | # Like the optimistic Manc , I found Ridley Road to be an immense disappointment . I expected a TV programme written by a Persian Jewess and produced by yet another Jewess called Shindler to make White Britons appear fair and balanced. 521
Posted by Al Ross on Thu, 28 Oct 2021 04:02 | # I used the phrase ” White Britons” advisedly, in the Oxonian sense. https://www.scotsman.com/arts-and-culture/were-nearly-all-celts-under-skin-2480644 522
Posted by Al Ross on Wed, 03 Nov 2021 05:10 | # As usual, I am late to the party, music wise but here’s an adopted kid , renamed Ben Andrews , from war torn Yugoslavia who informs his auditors, via his virtuoso blues guitar playing and vocal ability , that Europe is the natural source for American immigrants : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI8_e9ufns Andrews is dead. Drugs, the modern American Sacrament , one supposes. 523
Posted by Al Ross on Wed, 03 Nov 2021 06:10 | # https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI8_e9ufnsU Erratum . 524
Posted by Thorn on Wed, 03 Nov 2021 21:57 | # @523 Blues is a musical genre that originated in the United States by freed slaves and is deeply rooted in African American culture. Very few white musicians can play the blues and not come off as sounding, at best, like cheap imitations. The band you linked to isn’t terribly bad, but still…. One of my all time fave white blues bands is Savoy Brown. Their style makes it work. Of course The Rolling Stones do some very good work at performing blues inspired tunes too. 525
Posted by Thorn on Wed, 03 Nov 2021 22:07 | # Par excellence vocals by Chris Youlden Savoy Brown - I’m Tired 526
Posted by Al Ross on Fri, 05 Nov 2021 03:02 | # Blues was not originated by Blacks . Blues was developed from Black emulation of long - audited ( captive - audience wise ) White, string - based, folk music . I thought every educated person knew this. Ragtime , as a musical sub genre, has a strong claim to be authentically Black . The musical time was ragged and thus racially apposite. 527
Posted by Thorn on Fri, 05 Nov 2021 11:12 | # @526 Here, Al, this time you can educated yourself with the facts:
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Posted by Manc on Fri, 05 Nov 2021 12:31 | # Sonny Terry (blind at age 16) & Brownie Mc Ghee (polio victim aged 4) knew all about the Blues… 529
Posted by Thorn on Fri, 05 Nov 2021 14:55 | # The Blues Brothers 2000 - For The Music - Green Onions LOL 530
Posted by Al Ross on Sat, 06 Nov 2021 03:08 | # Oh, sorry , Thorn . I should have deferred to your Jewkipedia reference . Instead, in the matter of Black blues having its roots in aping White folk music, I foolishly consulted a book of which my wife owns a signed copy , viz., ‘The Cambridge History of Twentieth - Century Music ‘, published , unsurprisingly, by Cambridge University Press and authored by two distinguished musicologists , one of whom was the 1684 Professor of Music ( Nick Cook ) at that seat of European high culture. 531
Posted by Thorn on Sat, 06 Nov 2021 11:41 | # Al, outside from you and your obscure reference book, virtually everyone acknowledges blues, rock & roll, jazz have their origins in black culture. There really is no argument about it. It’s just a matter of fact. For the better part of the last century, a LARGE segment of white musicians have been aping black music and musical style. From the Beatles to Led Zeppelin to Ten years After to The Blue Riders you linked to—the list is very long….. Moreover, and Jewkipedia reference notwithstanding (lol), they all readily admit their music was-is heavily influenced by black culture / black artists. Why that is is a topic for another discussion. 533
Posted by Al Ross on Tue, 09 Nov 2021 05:33 | # Yup , Thorn , Cambridge University is an obscure source of knowledge alright. 534
Posted by Thorn on Tue, 09 Nov 2021 12:02 | # Again, Al, the book you refer to is obscure; it’s not an important or well known source for reference. 537
Posted by Thorn on Fri, 12 Nov 2021 01:01 | # Dave Gilmour. My fave guitar player. My fave Pink Floyd tune. 538
Posted by Al Ross on Fri, 12 Nov 2021 01:57 | # 539
Posted by Thorn on Wed, 17 Nov 2021 01:43 | # Nick Lowe’s wife in the vid is Carlene Carter, Johnny Cash’s step-daughter – June Carter Cash’s daughter from a previous marriage. Absolutely gorgeous! 540
Posted by Al Ross on Wed, 17 Nov 2021 04:27 | # Watch Nick Lowe’s consummate envy of Albert Lee’s finger picking : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnzskbZ7xdk NL wasn’t the only one. 541
Posted by Al Ross on Wed, 17 Nov 2021 04:30 | # Erratum : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEVFMFXJ7-g A Goodfellas clip by mistake. 542
Posted by Thorn on Mon, 20 Dec 2021 01:09 | # Music, I, as a young Americano grew up on: Bits and Pieces Dave Clark Five COLOR Widescreen HiQ Hybrid JARichardsFilm 720p 543
Posted by Manc on Tue, 21 Dec 2021 19:25 | # Happy Winter Solstice to one and all . There’s nothing wintry about this video but if it doesn’t give you a warm glow, then you don’t have a pulse. Not set to the original music (this is Dean Martin) but it does sync well to the dance steps of Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth. Rita (Margarita Carmen Cansino) the half spick, dago, call her whatever-you Yanks-will was the number one pin-up girl of the American forces during WWII, which proves they really were your “greatest generation” because they had great taste. 544
Posted by Thorn on Tue, 21 Dec 2021 21:08 | # Be careful, Manc. Al Ross won’t be too happy about you posting a song whose English version was written by a Joo. (wink) Other than that, excellent selection. Every detail about it shouts-out classiness personified. 546
Posted by Thorn on Tue, 03 May 2022 00:06 | # 549
Posted by Thorn on Tue, 12 Jul 2022 22:37 | # Excellent work, ladies. Battle Of Evermore (Live) Heart 550
Posted by Al Ross on Sat, 16 Jul 2022 04:12 | # A Led Zep purloined classic with finger picking at Page level : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB74yjfRoRw
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Posted by Al Ross on Sat, 16 Jul 2022 04:32 | # The crackpottery of a Christian liking a song by Led Zep simply because it mentions the ((( Prince of Peace ))) is , sadly ,to be expected. Jimmy Page , as we all know, was an admirer of Aleister Crowley , a ” Satanist ” , even to the extent of purchasing AC’s residence , Boleskine House, in Foyers on the shore of Loch Ness. Of course , in an oblique way Page , whether he knew it or not , was actually worshipping (((God))) because the old tribal Jewish deity created His subterranean faux adversary to frighten stupid Goyim. 552
Posted by Thorn on Sat, 16 Jul 2022 13:54 | # “The crackpottery of a Christian liking a song by Led Zep simply because it mentions the ((( Prince of Peace ))) is , sadly ,to be expected.” “simply because” LMAO You’re as hilarious as a barrel of Thai monkeys ... and obviously not nearly as insightful as them. 553
Posted by Thorn on Tue, 19 Jul 2022 22:38 | # Al Ross is the poster boy for why WN is so unpopular. Prove me wrong. 554
Posted by Manc on Wed, 24 May 2023 16:52 | # Lisa O’Neill, someone who is real in a plastic age, with “Pothole in the Sky” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8Y1M0PWAvA&list=RDOvrs8OkJMQk&index=12 556
Posted by Manc on Sun, 24 Nov 2024 19:32 | # At last, the scroll is over. Eivor and the Danish National Symphonic Orchestra - “Death of Aethelflaed”. Post a comment:
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Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles
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