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No Thanks: A Band From Omaha

No Thanks: A Band From Omaha

January 7, 2020
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There I was, discussing the pros and cons of suicide with Johnny Depp while helping him clean out a closet. Then I woke up and decided to write this blog entry . . . As a vocalist myself, who cannot s... Read More
Swervedriver: A Masterwork that Takes Time to Appreciate

Swervedriver: A Masterwork that Takes Time to Appreciate

December 22, 2019December 22, 2019
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Critics have been very strange about this one. This is partly because, though it has the “Swervedriver sound,” it does not sound like the last one. I Wasn’t Born to Lose You was more... Read More
The Importance of Being Kurt Vile

The Importance of Being Kurt Vile

November 11, 2019
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This is not about wanting to be Kurt Vile but most of the attitude of his music is good to adopt. Like Sly and the Family Stone, you can’t listen to Kurt Vile and be in a bad mood. Even his most... Read More
The Lost Art of Listening

The Lost Art of Listening

November 12, 2018
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It’s funny how if you walked up to any person and said, “You don’t listen to music much, if at all,” you would probably be right most of the time.  Yeah, you’d get a res... Read More
U2, Brian Eno (Passengers) 01:  Original Soundtracks 1

U2, Brian Eno (Passengers) 01: Original Soundtracks 1

September 4, 2018September 3, 2018
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Passengers was a little known side project that was composed and recorded between Zooropa and Pop. After Zooropa, U2 had hit a brick wall creatively so Brian Eno suggested they just improvise and se... Read More
A Time and a Place: John Coltrane, The Church and Yes in Their Own Time

A Time and a Place: John Coltrane, The Church and Yes in Their Own Time

August 6, 2018
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One day I was driving to work and I was listening to the Church’s Further Deeper.  I always skip “Toy Head.”  I love the rest of the album but that one I can’t quite stomach... Read More
The Church 01: Man Woman Life Death Infinity (A Must-Listen)

The Church 01: Man Woman Life Death Infinity (A Must-Listen)

July 24, 2018July 24, 2018
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I had been a fan of The Church for a long time and then I sort of drifted away . . . .  Many life-changing things have happened since 1995 and was not as fervent about seeking new releases from some ... Read More
Alex Chilton and Chris Bell:  Is This the Sound of Self-Destruction?

Alex Chilton and Chris Bell: Is This the Sound of Self-Destruction?

May 11, 2018
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Caution: it is recommended that you listen to “#1 Record,” Radio City,” “I Am The Cosmos” and “Complete Third” (CD3) before reading this entry to avoid being ... Read More
Big Star: Third Part 2 Final Word

Big Star: Third Part 2 Final Word

May 3, 2018
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Some time ago I tried to write a blow by blow analysis of “Third Complete.”  I’ve abandoned that but there are some things worth noting. I first heard “Third” on cassett... Read More
Dog Society 01: Test Your Own Eyes

Dog Society 01: Test Your Own Eyes

October 11, 2017October 11, 2017
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When one gets on in life, one tends to look at the past: re-evaluating it and hopefully learning from it.  There was a part that has reappeared with unexpected clarity . . . Dog Society’s first... Read More

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