What CD do you own that no one else on DU owns?

[ZenLefty]

Which CD, which was available to the public (in however strict a market), do you keep on your shelf that you would bet no other DUer has??

I have several obscure titles, but I think Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac - Live at the BBC is one 2-CD set that no one else has. It's Fleetwood Mac without the girls, and let me tell you, IT SUCKS EGGS. I don't think even FM fans have this stinker. Too damn embarrassing.

Another? How about Heavy Classix II? This is one powerful mo-fo collection of music. O Fortuna, Hall of the Mountain King, Die Walkure, and Night on Bald Mountain, in addition to 17 other tracks that are best played at maximum volume.

Got that one too? Bet you don't have Ofra Haza - Desert Wind. A more melodious voice you may never hear than that of Ofra Haza. I heard her first singing alongside Andrew Eldritch in the 1992 version of Temple of Love by Sisters of Mercy, and I had to have some other music by her.

[Mick Knox]

1. Johnny Horton maybe noone else does?

[YellowRubberDuckie]

93. Skip downloaded some of his stuff off of the internet...

But I would never buy anything of his. He wrote some of the most racist and nasty songs I've ever heard. He was not a good guy.
Duckie

[Mick Knox]

115. I never noticed anything racist

Like what?

[LDS Jock]

226. maybe like this.. WARNING.. RACIST LYRICS INSIDE

This would be an example of his racist works.


I Hate Niggers by Johnny Horton

Now I like sugar and I like tea,
But I dont like niggers No Siree,
Theres two darn things,
that'll make me puke,
Thats a hog eaten slop,
And a big black spook!
You know it cuz i show it,
Like a barn yard rooster i crow it!
And the end of a lacey pete,
Would sure like to get a hold of Nigger haten me.

Roses are red and violets are blue,
And Niggers are black,
you know thats true
They dont mind cuz what the heck
You gotta be black
to get a welfare check
And Im broke No joke I aint got a nickle for a coke
And i aint black you see
So uncle sam wont help,
poor nigger haten me


Jigga Boo Jigga Boo Where are you
I's here in the woodpile,
watchin you (nigger)
Jigga Boo Jigga Boo Come out now
I's scared of the white man,
way down south (nigger)
You know it Cuz i show it
Stick your black head out,
and ill blow it!
And the end of a lacey pete
cant keep you away from nigger haten me.

Mirror mirror on the wall
who is the blackest of them all!?
A man named king it aint no doubt,
Hes causing lots of trouble,
with his baboon mouth!
heroic he do it its caused by the trouble hes a brewin
And the end of a lacey pete keep you away from nigger haten me

Hey mister president what do ya say,
When are we whites gonna have our day?
The niggers had theres
For such a long long time
Im whitenin its time that i had mine!
You know it Cuz i show it,
stick your black head out,
And ill blow it!


Nigger haten me
Nigger haten me
Nigger haten me
Nigger haten me
Nigger haten me
Nigger haten me

http://www.songlyrics.com/song-lyrics/Horton_Johnny/Miscellaneous/i_hate_niggers/247374.html

also wrote "Move Them Niggers North." Can't find the lyrics for that one though.

[fishwax]

273. That was NOT Johnny Horton

I clicked on that link, because these lyrics are very different than any Johnny Horton songs I've heard (I'm not a huge fan, but my dad forced country music on us from an early age).

The web site lists these lyrics with a picture of Johnny Horton's greatest hits, but that song is not on the track list according to Amazon, and I certainly don't remember that song on the greatest hits tape I listened to many times as a kid.

A quick search for the title of the other song you mentioned turns up hits for some guy named Rebel Johnny. Horton did have a hit song called Johnny Reb, and perhaps that's what caused the confusion whereby a despicable Rebel Johnny song is attributed to Johnny Horton.

[radiclib]

277. Anyone can submit anything they want on that page

I could click on Tobey Keith, and submit lyrics for a song called "I'm a Knuckle-Draggin' Neanderthal" if I wanted. But that would be wrong.

[radiclib]

276. You mean 'THE SPECTACULAR Johnny Horton"??

The Battle of New Orleans, All for the Love of a Girl, Whispering Pines, Springtime in Alaska, etc.?? Never heard of it.:P

[Dr Fate]

280. I have his two-CD "Best of" n/t

n/t

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

2. Soundtrack to "1776"

[NoMoreMrNiceGuy]

13. Ha...forgot about the movie...

I was in 8th grade when it came out,school loaded us up on buses and took us to see it thinking it would be educational...were they shocked when all Ben Franklin did was talk about "Whoring and drinking"!!!

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

14. Good movie and good soundtrack. n/t

[Pithlet]

220. Got it

Well, it is my husband's, and occasionally he posts on DU, too. We also have the DVD.

[ncrainbowgrrl]

237. have it!

"It's hot as hell in Philadelphia."

[rucky]

3. the Raging Hormones soundtrack

feat: Lords of Acid, Bughead, Twisin' Tarantulas, etc.

[7th_Sephiroth]

7. bzzzzzzzzt

i got it too

[enigmatic]

4. probably 80% of my CD collection...

But I'd probably have to say off the top of my head:

"The Days Of wine And Roses" by The Dream Syndicate, and "You And Your Sister" by The Vulgar Boatmen

[tigereye]

251. got the Dream Syndicate as well

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

5. Ladies and Gentleman : The Best of George Michael

I know I am the ONLY DUer with this CD .

[Mick Knox]

8. yeah right

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

11. Well maybe we are the only 2 lol .

[donheld]

36. no you are not

i have it and love it. :bounce: :beer:

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

58. Welcome to the DU ! :)

:hi:

[donheld]

63. thank you

:toast:

:bounce:

[curse10]

202. wrong!

I love George Michael!

[7th_Sephiroth]

6. several

the american first FLCL soundtrack and the japaneese second, the ff7 soundtrack (final fantasy 7) pretty fly for a baka guy (shonen knife)

[WindRavenX]

62. nope- I have the FF7 soundtrack

In fact, I have every FF soundtrack, so there! :P
I also have Hybrid...which I'm sure no one has..

[northzax]

184. shonen knife?

oh c'mon, you can do better than that.

[DemWitch]

9. Amysthystium

Odonatta

New agey good stuff!

[NoMoreMrNiceGuy]

10. Johnny Winter - 3rd Degree

Its not a CD but I don't think you'll mind...still don't own a CD player and don't ever plan to.
Great thread topic by the way!!

[Bundbuster]

19. Wrong, grasshopper - got it.

[NoMoreMrNiceGuy]

22. Cool...keep the blues alive!!!

I think its a great album...some people can't stand his voice but their is no doubt he is an awesome guitarist. He can play a guitar just like a ringing a bell.

[Bundbuster]

45. I saw him around 1972-73 in Minneapolis

As I remember, it was his first show after finishing a drug rehab gig...he walked right by me on his way to the stage and I could almost look right through him, wire-thin and translucent. It made me wonder how he could even get through the show. Along with his brother Edgar and Rick Deringer, he kicked absolute ass without missing a lick - probably the second-best hard acid blues/blues rock show I've ever seen, behind Alvin Lee & 10 Years After, 1970 Fillmore West.

I don't remember the album names, but have you ever heard the shit he did with Muddy Waters in the '70's? Just outrageous.

[NoMoreMrNiceGuy]

57. He appears on Muddy's "Hard Again" album

...great stuff,especially the song "I am a Man". Alvin Lee was a mind blower....loved the album " A Space in Time".

[Bundbuster]

60. How could I forget that title

Thanks for the memory.

[JohnnyRingo]

21. Sorry....nice try though

[NoMoreMrNiceGuy]

25. I'm glad to see I'm not the only DUer with musical taste!!!

Just kidding people. I doubt most would appreciate Johnny's raspy raunchy voice but it sends chills up my spine...love "Bad Girl Blues"

AAAAllll these women loving each other and yall know they ain't thinking about no man.

He plays the shit out of the national steel guitar on that one!!!

[mitchtv]

12. try Julio Iglesias "Tango"

you didn't say English language
Lola Beltran-"Lola la Grande"

[madrchsod]

15. anyone own

"the psychedelic sounds of the thirteenth floor elevators"?

[enigmatic]

18. I do!!!

"99th Floor" is a classic!!!

[argyl]

186. 99th Floor was done by The Moving Sidewalks,featuring Billy Gibbons,

later of ZZ Top,on guitar.The 13th Floor Elevator influence is obvious,easy to confuse this with one of theirs.

[redqueen]

124. I like the 13th Floor Elevators

but don't own any of their CDs.

[SnohoDem]

227. I have Easter Everywhere/Bull of the Woods

.

[frylock]

16. icky joey - pooh

An absolute classic from the C/Z label.

[SmileyBoy]

17. "Outcesticide" by Nirvana

A collection of rare songs.

[tXr]

166. I have 'Outcesticide' 1 through 5 as well as

'Kurt's Grand Finale' and 'A Season In Hell' Parts 1 and 2 (box sets). I ordered them all from the back of Hit Parader or some similar magazine in '97 or '98. I also have 'Hormoaning' (a Japanese import EP) and all the Nirvana CD singles...haven't listened to them in a while, though!

[chaska]

20. The best of Happy the Man.

Great English-sounding 70's prog rock band from Virginia ... I think.

[tarkus]

150. I have Crafty Hands, but not the best of... NM

[JohnnyRingo]

23. Lonnie Mack..."Attack Of The Killer Vs"

[NoMoreMrNiceGuy]

31. Great album...

you gotta like SRV,too..right? I glad he covered Lonnie's "Wham".

[JohnnyRingo]

50. Next big thing...Anthony Gomes.

Young new axeman from Toronto...I saw him Sunday near Ashland OH at a blues fest. I've had his album "Unity" for some time, but I had NO idea that he kick ass live as he does.
If you EVER get the chance....GO SEE HIM

From Sunday Night:


Bass player "Biscuit" Miller

[NoMoreMrNiceGuy]

59. Thanks for heads up and pics,beautiful Tele he is playing...

never seen one like it...even has a humbucker in it.

[Zomby Woof]

99. I've got it!

I am an Alligator Records junkie... his "Strike Like Lightning" album helped get that ball rolling. :-)

[skjpm]

24. Sir Paul McCartney's Liverpool

Paul McCartney's classical music played by a flute quartet. Includes themes from his first soundtrack "The Family Way". Quite beautiful--pure, wonderful melodies.

[Nostradammit]

26. Barbra Streisand - Stoney End

It's a sentimental thing, you see - it was my mom's favorite album, so when I saw it in the store years after her death, I just had to get it. Amazingly enough, it's got Richie Hayward, the drummer for Little Feat, on it.

[donheld]

37. i have it too

like butta!

:bounce:

[sidestreamer]

27. Nothingface - Skeletons

... nah, actually I bet at least three others have it.

[AngryAmish]

got it on tape

[sidestreamer]

247. Only one so far? I'm shocked! ((n/t))

[sidestreamer]

28. Deleted

[JohnnyRingo]

29. Original album art that NObody owns...."Poco, Running Horse"

By Phil Hartman (Yes THAT Phil Hartman). Autographed by the band


Hung in Phil's office until his death.

[Nostradammit]

34. I've always liked that drawing -

does so much with so little. Phil Hartman? Really? Will wonders never cease...

[JohnnyRingo]

39. Before SNL he was a graphic artist

He was born in Brantford, Ont, the fourth of eight children to Rupert and Doris Hartmann. Father Hartmann, a building supply salesman, brought his family to southern California by 1961. As a teenager, Hartman recalled being L.A.'s Westchester high school cut up, but was more serious about his art than comedy. In the late '60s, Hartman went to art school, instead of doing stand-up.

As a graphic artist in the early '70s, he designed over 40 rock album covers, including the classic white Poco album. "The only piece I have up in my office," Hartman told me during a 1996 interview at the Beverly Hills Four Season Hotel.

He also said that he was proud of the fact that he created the Crosby, Stills and Nash logo, "but they didn't give me credit on the CD retrospective."


more...
http://www.canoe.ca/JamMoviesArtistsH/hartman_phil.html

[Nostradammit]

49. So how did you end up with it?

Thanks for the info...

[JohnnyRingo]

52. Found it in a memorabilia shop...

It was either this or Herman Munster's shoes (really).

The guy in the shop knew what it was, but oddly enough, didn't know who painted it. I didn't tell him.

[johnnie]

128. That Americas greatest hits cover is his too

I'm pretty sure.

[carpetbagger]

30. Incredible String Band: Liquid Acrobat as Fills the Air.

How about it? I'm sure there's a few copies of Wee Tam, Hangman, and 5000 Spirits, but this one?

[Leilani]

32. Back on Top by the O Jays

From before they were popular...

Have to be a SERIOUS soul affecionado of the 60s & 70s.

[blitzen]

33. Chip Taylor "Seven Days in May" n/t

[parasim]

35. The Yogi Poets

Past, Present and Future

I was going to say Tabla Beat Science - Further Adventures in Hypercussion by Talamanam Sound Clash, but realized that it was a DVD not a CD.

[TA]

38. How about Shades of Roy Orbison

[Bhaisahab]

40. self delete n/t

[Sufi Marmot]

41. "Invisible Means" and "Live, Love, Larf & Loaf"

Two quirky and obscure albums by John French, Fred Frith, Henry Kaiser, and Richard Thompson (FFKT)

-SM

[donheld]

42. any of you have any of these?

Love Is the Only Goal: The Best of Wendy Waldman
Best Of: All My Life Karla Bonoff
Howard Jones - The Best of

:bounce:

[lukasahero]

165. Two actually - HJ and KB - sorry :-] eom

[donheld]

286. no need to be sorry

just enjoy

:bounce:

[REP]

43. Several

Juarez - Terry Allen
Lubbock (on Everything) - Terry Allen
Buck Naked and the Bare Bottom Boys - Buck Naked and The Bare Bottom Boys
Dandys Rule OK - Dandy Warhols
Throwing Muses - Throwing Muses (4AD release)
Soundtrack from "Head" - The Monkees
Tuva - Voices From Central Asia (Various Artists, including Ondar) (field recordings)

[enigmatic]

44. I've got 2..

The "Head" soundtrack on vinyl, and The Throwing Muses (one of the great lost bands of recent years..)

[REP]

65. You've Got the 4AD Vinyl???

Okay then - do you have Chains Changed? (vinyl EP)

I can't believe someone else had heard of Throwing Muses! Either you're a) Old b) Cool or c) Both

[enigmatic]

67. I'm semi-old and semi-cool!

But I prefer to be called a lovable eccentric;)

Seriously, I love the Muses; that's the only one I have on vinyl; I found it at a thrift store a couple of years ago when I started to replace my collection I gave away when I decided to go on the road for a few years. I love Tonya Donelly's stuff..

I've played them a number of times on my radio station; great, great band..

[REP]

83. I Have "Hunkpapa" Autographed By The Original Line-Up

Which I think makes me "old."

On edit: the second line-up, I mean; the first one only played on "Dog House." I have David's, Leslie's, Kristen's and Tanya's sigs.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

101. Loads of people here have heard of Throwing Muses.

They were pretty big for a while.

[rbnyc]

177. They are my favorite EVER!

I've been collectng Muses/Hersh since High School. The first one I bought was the Fat Slier EP.

[tigereye]

254. I have that one, too

[tigereye]

253. Throwing Muses as well

Loved those guys. Saw them open for REM once and another time in a small club.

[rbnyc]

176. I've got the Throwing muses 4AD vinyl.

I have all throwing muses and kristen hersh. :)

[REP]

290. Bought Mine New

I have all of them up to University, and then I started to lose interest.

No one has Terry Allen, though, and that's a shame!

[rbnyc]

319. Limbo is a great album...

...the one right after University.

;-)

[Bundbuster]

46. Love Sculpture - "Blues Helping"

[drumwolf]

47. here's mine......

(1) Moving Targets, "Take This Ride" (1993).
Awesome, criminally overlooked post-punk band from Boston that was active in the '80s. I know that some other DU'ers are also familiar with them, but I'm guessing that they don't have this record, which was their last album. It's comparatively more melodic and less blistering than their prime material, but it's still a collection of great songs.

(2) Jack Dangers, "Hello Friends!" (2001)
He's the mad genius behind Meat Beat Manifesto, yet another criminally unrecognized band (this time, in the electronica area). I'm not sure why he chose to release this as a "solo" album, since he basically IS Meat Beat Manifesto.

(3) Rose of Avalanche, "LA Rain." Obscure British '80s goth-rock band.

(4) I'm betting that no other American DU'ers here besides myself have So Solid Crew's "They Don't Know." So Solid are a "garage" band from London which are quite famous (and infamous) in the UK but are, as far as I can tell, completely obscure in the States.

[bookfreak]

48. "Us and Them-Symphonic Pink Floyd"

A most excellent collection of Pink Floyd tunes done by a symphony orchestra. I especially like their renditions of "Comfortably Numb" and "Us and Them". I also have "The Electronic Tribute to Pink Floyd", which is sort of a techno-synthesizer funky collection of renditions of Pink Floyd tunes.

There's also "Where Are You" by The Curtain Society, which is a "local band" in MA. I saw them play a few times at Ralphs in Worcester.

[ZenLefty]

96. I almost bought that once.

I'm not much of a Pink Floyd fan, but I heard that once and it sounded pretty good. :thumbsup:

[redqueen]

126. I have Us and Them

I want everything by Floyd if I don't already have it - eventually.

[politicat]

132. we've got it, too.

[alarcojon]

191. I see your symphonic Floyd

and raise you a symphonic Rush. I picked up "String Quartet Tribute to Rush" a few months back. Anyone else have it?

[flamingyouth]

51. Droogs' Anthology

Anyone out there own it? Doubt it. Great stuff. :)

[last_texas_dem]

53. The Poppy Family- A Good Thing Lost 1968-73 (Best of)

:-)
Also, I might bet on being the only one to own Uriah Heep's Anthology.

I probably have more rarities on vinyl than on CD.

[miss_kitty]

54. the Ed Palermo Big Band Plays Frank Zappa?

it does not suck too bad...i thought it was going to be better, but i wish i'd bought some zappa i don't have instead

also 'jungle massive'-an argument for file sharing in front of the RIAA...only one good song...the rest-you guessed it-sucks ass and i probably spent $14 on it

really good-'the disposible heroes of hiphoprisy'-michael franti and someone else...i'm a whore for not remembering his name and a lazy whore for not wanting to go find it so i can pretend i do....

[bbernardini]

81. Wrong!

I've got that one. Ed Palermo is better live, anyway. You should hear the band with Napoleon Murphy Brock.

[miss_kitty]

97. i think the largest disappointment about it was Peaches en Regalia

it seemed like he did not change a note of the orignal-the argument of "why mess with perfection?" springs to mind, but i felt he was a good enough musician listenening to him, that he could have been creative there.

[bbernardini]

110. Try the new Ensemble Modern!

Cool live interpretations of stuff originally only performed on Synclavier, along with "Peaches", "Naval Aviation In Art" and "Greggary Peccary".

[JohnnyRingo]

55. Here're TEN that nobody owns...

I hope:
Top Ten WORST album covers.

http://porktornado.diaryland.com/albumcover.html

[ClintonTyree]

56. The James Gang Live................

at Carneige Hall. I'm sorta a Joe Walsh freak, so sue me.

[Mojambo]

61. Ottoman Bigwigs

Self-titled release 1996

[tkmorris]

64. Roy Clark & Gatemouth Brown- Makin' Music

Oh yeah! Also I have recently acquired what I consider to be a real prize, though known to few. I picked up Cowboy Jazz- That's What I Like About the West.

[ET Awful]

66. Timothy Leary - You Can Be Anyone This Time Around :) n/t

[pbg]

218. Have it!

And play it a lot!

[Kellanved]

68. Bild Leser beschimpfen Titanic

After the German Satire magazine had played a practical joke on the German World Cup bid, the tabloid Bild published Titanic's office phone number.

The resulting death-threats were recorded and published on CD:

[auburngrad82]

69. Stephen Pisaro- Songs of the Wild

Great instrumentalist

[NoPasaran]

70. Pawlo Humeniuk

"King of the Ukrainian Fiddlers"

[ScreamingMeemie]

71. The Hee Haw Gospel quartet...

it was an impulse purchase of MrG's. I swear!!!

:hi:

[Insider]

72. Blaze: Found Love

mixed compilation cd on westend records

HOUSE MUSIC LIVES

[Dem2theMax]

73. How about

"The Bee Gees" -- This is where I came in.
Their last album together.

I cannot say 'CD'. It's ALBUM, even if it's not a 'record' - even if it's not 'vinyl' - it's still an ALBUM! And yes, I'm a baby boomer, why do you ask? :crazy:

I bet others have Bee Gees in their collections. I'm the only one dumb enough to admit it. :)

[Screaming Lord Byron]

103. The Pixies - Live at Macewan Hall.

Well, there's only 200 copies.

(sorry, I meant to post this at the end, my bad)

[curse10]

200. Hey, the Bee Gees are great! And I have them in my collection!

They were really good musicians.

[arwalden]

74. The Soundtrack From CAR WASH

[LynneSin]

75. POLKA MUSIC!!!!!

I love Myron Florin

:bounce:

[curse10]

197. I've got my fair share, Lynne

:-)

But mostly compiled cd's made from my grandparent's old records

[NashVegas]

209. Brave Combo!

polka saved my life tonight

[LDS Jock]

225. before or after it evolved into Tejano music?

they sound the same to me

[Magrittes Pipe]

76. A live V-3 release that Mike Hummel made 100 copies of...

...after Jim Shepard's death.

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

77. Jai Uttal and the Pagan Love Orchestra - Beggars and Saints

[tigereye]

255. that sounds really cool C

[kitkatrose]

78. Jewel of Hari

by Jaya Lakshmi... Beat that! :P

[Bonhomme Richard]

79. The Amazing Incredibles....................

They are from New Jersey and they play the coffehouse/folk circuit. I was the opening act for a show they did in CT and I thought they were good so I bought a CD.
Hah! Now I'll have to go dig it out.

[terrya]

80. Rick Astley's debut.

I guarantee NO ONE else here has that cd. :-)

[bmbmd]

89. Sorry-Yo tango Rick Astley.

But it's still packed in a box in the garage somewhere. What were we thinking?

[bbernardini]

82. NEW MONKEES - New Monkees

Not the original lineup, but the "New Monkees". A stupid concept, perhaps, but there's some fine pop songs on that album. 3 of the 4 guys even got to play on it! :)

[eyesroll]

84. Ugh.

Anthony Stewart Head is great as Giles and a very capable singer.

This isn't indicative of such:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005Y1M5/qid=1093350633/sr=8-1/ref=pd_ka_1/102-2340178-3708961?v=glance&s=music&n=507846

[Beware the Beast Man]

85. Fu Manchu- In Search Of....

Awesome, fuzzed-out stoner rock classic.

[baldguy]

86. Une Heure Avec Pat Benatar

Released in 1984 in France, only as a cassette. Still works too!

[Catshrink]

87. On vinyl: 10 versions of Louie Louie

from the Sandpipers to the original.

[allalone]

250. I had that on cassette

but it has vanished. The one with the college band is funny.

[SCDem]

88. The Smithsonians American Folk Songs

greatest CD in my collection to bad it has a couple scratches on it.

[AngryAmish]

238. Does it have the Carter Family on it?

[Screaming Lord Byron]

90. One Dove - Morning Dove White

(actually, I just mentioned it to see if there are any other DUers that have this fantastic record)

[Richardo]

91. Don Ellis - Live in 3 2/3 / 4 Time...

Don loved the weird time signatures...

[Spirochete]

92. I might have one or two

Outlaw Blood
Commander Cody - We got a live one here
Four Horsemen - Nobody said it was easy
King Swamp
The Men
Tattoo Rodeo - Rode Hard and put away wet
Steve Stevens Atomic Playboys
Beausoleil - Le Danse de la vie
Velvet Elvis

NOBODY I know has any of these. I don't even remember when, or why I got most of them.

[mediaman007]

265. I've got Commander Cody

[LynneSin]

94. Bay City Roller's Greatest Hits

Yep, I own it and once in awhile I'll listen to it too

:bounce:

[Philostopher]

95. This one on both vinyl and CD

'The Raisins' -- by a Cincinnati/Michigan Alley regional rock band called ... well, The Raisins. Album was produced by Adrian Belew, released circa 1982 in Cincinnati -- I have found copies of it as far away as Chicago and St. Louis. Their original version of a song that was later covered by the project with Adrian Belew (The Bears, see below), 'Fear Is Never Boring,' still was getting airplay on WOXY before they went off the air broadcast-wise, but I don't know if they ever play it now that they're Internet-only, since The Raisins were largely a local/regional phenomenon and 97X wanted to change the focus once it went to Internet streaming broadcast.

Also any psychodots title -- 'On The Grid' or 'Awkwardsville' get extra points. Same bassist and guiatarist, different drummer (the original one they hauled down from Toledo with them). Belew may have produced one or all of them, but I'll be surprised if anybody outside Cincinnati/Dayton/Louisville/Indy owns them.

Someone may actually have copies of The Bears -- Adrian Belew fans, especially -- 'The Bears' or 'Rise And Shine.' It's the psychodots lineup plus Adrian Belew. Great stuff, at least 'Rise And Shine,' which unfortunately never got off the ground.

[MissMillie]

100. "Abort " by Tribe (n/t)

.

[tigereye]

256. we like The Bears

Adrian Belew freaks here

[Butterflies]

98. Title: Music from the motion picture "Hope Floats"

though I don't know if I've ever listened to it (it's a lot of country singers.)

[Zomby Woof]

102. Steve Gaines - "One In The Sun"

Or the self-titled debut from Rocky Hill.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

104. The soundtrack to 'Mallrats'.

Not sure why, but I do.

[bbernardini]

111. I've got this one! Worth it for "Build Me Up Buttercup" and Jay's Rap.

I'd pay full price just for those two tracks. :)

[Screaming Lord Byron]

Does yours have the Magic Eye cover?

[bbernardini]

183. Yep. Never tried it before!

Neat.

[tigereye]

257. Byron does that qualify as

albums you would be afraid that anyone knew you had? Boy that was a tortured sentence. Well, I just answered my own question!

:hi:

[Screaming Lord Byron]

297. Nonsense! Mallrats rocks!

Despite the presence of Shannen Doherty, and in a distinctly low-brow fashion.

[CO Liberal]

105. "As Time Goes By - The Best of Jimmy Durante"

Source: http://www.millcitymusic.com/

[samplegirl]

106. Buster Poindexter

Happy Hour

[Mizmoon]

107. Allen Sherman - "My Son the Nut"

Hello mudda
Hello fadda
Here I am at
Camp Grenada
Let me come home
If you miss me
I will even let Aunt Bertha hug and kiss me

[CO Liberal]

117. I Have His "My Son The Folk Singer"

It was released in 1962 - the year before "My Son The Nut". It contained such classics as "The Ballad of Harry Lewis" (sung to the tune of "The Battle Hymn Of The Republic"):

"I'm singing you the ballad of a great man of the cloth.
His name was Harry Lewis, and he worked for Irving Roth.
He died while cutting velvet on a hot July The Fourth
But his cloth goes shining on..."

[Mizmoon]

121. That's too funny

There's another tune on "My Son the Nut" that I actually sing to this day - it's my grandparent's doing - they used to play this all the time. Oh, the things our families inflict upon us! :)
------------------------
The doctor was looking at the X-ray
And I asked him, "What do you see?"
And he kept on looking at the X-ray
As he said in French to me:

"I see bones.
I see gizzards and bones,
And a few kidney stones
Among the lovely bones.

I see hips
And fourteen paper clips,
Three asparagus tips
Among the lovely bones.
I see things in your peritoneum
That belong in the British Museum."

[sniffa]

108. "dickie skinz"

a heavy set, white rapper who started his own LocaL record LabeL. he sucks big time - i met him Leaving a bar, and he was handing our fLyers for his new labeL. after, bs'ing him for a bit he gave a free copy of his cd.

i shouLd use it as a coaster.

[snooper2]

109. The Spoonfed Tribe

Their drummers led the march at our Crawford protest. (The one where Nader showed up and nobody could hear a word he said.)


http://www.spoonfedtribe.com/

[Lydia Leftcoast]

112. A couple dozen world music titles

such as Balkans Without Borders, The Film Music of Satyajit Ray, and Voices of African Women, all bought in mainstream stores in the U.S. :-)

[LastKnight]

113. i got a creed cd for a birthday a long time back and havent destroyed it

yet.

not yet...

im sure im the only one here who hasnt burned their copy... so i guess that counts lol.

-LK

[DebinTx]

114. On vinyl - "The Guitars that Destroyed the World"

First live recording of Santana and ELO.

[mvd]

116. Many DUers aren't into pop/rock as much as I am, but..

I know some DUers own Michelle Branch CDs, and I bet some own Avril Lavigne, Lillix, and even Britney Spears CDs. DUers might not have gotten the new Ashlee Simpson, which I wasn't wowed by but wasn't bad. Even one of the great songs from the Ashlee Simpson, "Love Makes The World Go Round," sounds like Jimmy Eat World's "The Middle" on the verse parts. I'm pretty sure no DUers own Medicine For The Soul by the Painkillers, which is a great CD.

[Kelli372]

118. Clay Aiken n/t

[elcondor]

133. *small voice* I have it!

/small voice. I'm so ashamed. I liked him on American Idol--but the CD is just horrid. It's not the style of music I like at all. Oh well, at least it was a gift!

[MrBenchley]

119. Lawn Ball, by Those Darn Accordions

a great album by an obscure band....

[Tummler]

120. Hundreds of black metal and death metal albums

No real point in listing them. :shrug:

[Merrick]

178. How about Sanctus - Aeon Sky?

Released on Metal Blade in 2000. I know all those guys. Roommates with the singer during college. Has since joined Vindikation.

[PittPoliSci]

236. try me.

i think you'd be surprised.

[PittPoliSci]

239. Dave Brockie Experience - Live From Ground Zero.

funny stuff.

[tigereye]

259. Wil I bet your collection is pretty interesting!

but I bet you have very little jazz.

oh, BTW this is that SST CD you once asked me about... Trotsky Icepick's Carpetbomb the Riff. They were a great band and we played with them once. Really sweet and smart guys.

http://www.ssmt-reviews.com/db/searchrev.php?artistID=1162&showReview=true

[PittPoliSci]

262. who cares?

:-) jazz is "azz"

now i'm just being a jerk, sorry :-) i do like jazz.

[tigereye]

264. whak

:spank:

sorry I am just feeling superior about the electicism of my musical tastes after reading through this huge thread. ;)

[redqueen]

122. La Bottine Souriante - Chic and Swell

Good classical compilation you have there... and nice choice with the Ofra Haza. I don't have any of her CD's but do love her voice.

I'm pretty sure I have others that no one else has, but why embarass myself? ;)

123. I've got the Peter Green- Fleetwood Mac CD

and a bunch of others such as Boston Tea Party.

Sucks eggs? I question your taste.

I've got a Dylan bootleg from last summer's tour no one else has probably & a couple of Dead things from late 70's shows in obscure locations in the Midwest I doubt anyone else has.

[Mr.Green93]

125. Linger Ficken' Good, Revolting Cocks

[XNASA]

130. I've got that one.

I like "Mr. Lucky" played at about 120 decibels.

[Lautremont]

127. Daniel C.'s immortal album

"Pirate of Love." It's a doozy, and dollars to donuts no one else here has it or will ever even hear about it anywhere but this post.

[LWolf]

129. None of yours, but I've got:

"The Life and Times of Mike Fanning" - Da Vinci's Notebook

"Live and Uppity" -Saffire, the uppity blues women

"mr. jecKYLL & DR hYDe" -Hugh Blumenfeld

And probably plenty more!

[tigereye]

258. Saffire!

great band... love those women!

[LWolf]

296. Ha!

I found them live at a blues fest about 5 years ago, and loved them. I love that Gaye Adegbalola is a former 8th grade science teacher (and teacher of the year); it gives me renewed hope and energy to know that there is life after teaching. She autographed my copy of "Live & Uppity."

I guess that leaves me with Hugh Blumenfeld that no one else has. :hi:

[tigereye]

304. I saw them at a blues bar here many years ago

they were great. :hi:

[NuckinFutz]

287. Hey! I've got some Da Vinci's Notebook, too...

Including the one you mentioned. Saw them perform live this spring. We also have "Brontosaurus". I love their humor.

[LWolf]

295. I do, too.

You're the first person I've ever found who've even heard of them! I heard them doing an interview, and performing, on an obscure radio station a couple of years ago driving home from Oregon. I laughed until I'd driven beyond the signal, and bought a CD when I got home.

[XNASA]

131. "The Greatest Living Englishman" - Martin Newell

[elcondor]

134. Best of the Bee Gees . . . Volume TWO

[carpetbagger]

223. Not only do I have it, I listened to it last week.

Next.

[lazarus]

135. James - "Laid"

Great album, nobody's ever heard it. Which is a shame.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

137. Nonsense!

I for one have that disc.

Strangely enough, I lost my virginity to it, when it came out.

[lazarus]

139. Isn't it wonderful?

I thought the production was incredible, the songwriting, the performances, everything. It's possibly my favourite album.

Is the rest of their stuff that good, as well?

[Screaming Lord Byron]

144. Produced by Eno, of course.

Their other records are not quite up to that level. 'Whiplash', 'Gold Mother' and 'Seven' are OK, 'WahWah' is a good experimental CD of theirs.

[lazarus]

149. Thank you

Yeah, Eno is something. I'll try one of their others, see how I like it.

[Magrittes Pipe]

140. Oddly enough... I did not need to know that particular datum.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

143. Considering what I've seen of yours.

You got off lightly.

[tigereye]

260. snort

be careful you two, or I'll tell you my tale. Or is that for another thread.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

298. I think you have to start that thread this very minute, young lady.

[tigereye]

302. who are you calling young lady?

My god, Byron, don't you sleep? Or is the baby keeping you awake?

:) actually it doesn't have any musical accompaniment, as I recall. Pity.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

305. I'm at work. I start at 6.30.

[tigereye]

308. yikes

I bow in honor of your ability to function at that hour. I am not a morning person. But I have a child, so, I have little choice. And here I am complaining that I have to get up at 7 next week when my son's school starts. :)

[NashVegas]

211. I Second That Nonsense

and raise you:

Gold Mother
Seven
Wah Wah
and several others.

[redqueen]

160. I've heard it

Roommate's boyfriend left it at our apartment. I was very tempted to tell him we lost it and keep it. :)

[NanBo]

172. Nope :)

I have this--I love it though.

[Pithlet]

234. Have it

That album was one of their biggest commercially. I remember when they plaid the song constantly on the radio.

[nini]

136. Kalapana

http://www.bestprices.com/cgi-bin/vlink/790474060920BT

[blindpig]

138. Sanders Truckstop, Ed Sanders

vinyl, don't think it made it past promo copies.

[UrbScotty]

141. A CD of East Kentwood Marching Band's 2003 season!

:P

[tigereye]

261. Trotsky Icepick

The Ultravolet Catastrophe and several others

my fave SST band. Yeah, I'm a lightweight.

http://www.ssmt-reviews.com/db/searchrev.php?artistID=1162&showReview=true

[Ivan Sputnik]

142. Yoko Ono: "Rising Mixes"

Also: Bobby Sherman: "My Christmas Wish"

We're very eclectic here.

156. bzzzzzt

I've got the Yoko Ono.
The one with the Cibo Matto remix just to prove I'm not lying!!!

[ronnykmarshall]

145. Annette Funicello's greatest hits.

Long story as to why I have this.

[BlackVelvetElvis]

195. RonnyK, you know how to rock. n/t

[ronnykmarshall]

213. Annette's the bomb!

[mediaman007]

266. I've got "Tall Paul"

[LTR]

146. Here's a few

"Titanic" and "Back to Titanic" (hey, I got 'em for $2 each at Half Price Books)

Some obscure P-Funk live CD.

"Crucified by the FCC" (box set) by Howard Stern

"If You Buy My CD..." by Robert Schimmel (hilarious comedian)

Almost everything of Blues Traveler

"Driving Rain" by Paul McCartney (his post-9/11 album. Some of his best solo work)

"The Samples" by The Samples

[Commendatori]

147. Good Rats - Tasty

I grew up listening to this band because my uncle liked them so much.

[sangh0]

278. Got it!

As well as couple of of other Good Rats on vinyl.

[Commendatori]

301. I'm impressed

I thought I would be the only one around here who had even heard of them. I tell you, Sangh0, the rest of these people don't know what they're missing.

[NeoConsSuck]

148. Lee Michaels Live, Lee Michaels Barrel

and I had "Lee Michaels" before someone robbed it out of my car :(

It's so damn expensive now at Amazon, he's out of print.

[HEyHEY]

151. Huevos Rancheros

Anything by them

[Screaming Lord Byron]

153. Or Chixdiggit.

Unless you have, of course.

[ploppy]

152. Gilbert O'Sullivans

greatest hits.

[Butterflies]

154. The Carpenters: Love Songs

It's kind of a greatest hits CD but all love songs - well, maybe all of the Carpenters songs were love songs come to think of it.

[redqueen]

158. I have that one, too.

Love her voice. :)

[myrna minx]

155. Crispin Hellion Glover's

"The Big Problem Does Not Equal the Solution. The Solution Equals Let It Be." I have even seen him preform LIVE. :-)

[Pithlet]

235. Is that the same Crispin Glover from Back to the Future? n/t

[myrna minx]

293. Yep. The very same.

It is quite an interesting album. Some cuts are "Rat Catching" and "These Boots are Made for Walking."

157. Jean Luc Ponty plays Frank Zappa

[alarcojon]

192. I remember thinking about buying that one

but I didn't pull the trigger.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

159. I guarantee no-one has anything by Irish weirdos Bubonique.

Specifically 20 Golden Greats and Trance Arse Volume 3.

Features include -

- the definitive Blur tribute 'Oi, Copper!'
- pub rock version of Michael Nyman's 'The Piano'
- reworked version of 'Summer (The fist time) by Bobby Goldsboro
- 'Play that Funky Music, Irish Guy'
- My Baby Gave Me Rabies
- Theme from "Chicken Arse"
- You Can't Fool the Dead
- I've always liked hunting
- Why Kurt Cobain Had to Die Again and Again

[name not needed]

161. William Hung - Inspiration

I gave it to my aunt as a birthday gift, and got it back from her last week.

[Dan-W]

162. Glass Harp n/t

[LanternWaste]

163. Probably these five...

If I had money... I'd bet that no one on DU besides me owns these...

1. University of North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band-- "Stan!"

2. Jackie Gleason and His Easy Crooners-- "Smooth Drinks"

3. Stan Kenton- "Kenton Alone"

4. Eastern Hills High School Marching Band- "Sounds of EHHS '81"

5. Drum Corp International- "DCI Championships, 1984"

[redqueen]

167. WOW!

The one o'clock lab band rocks! I used to have a friend that jammed with them... didn't know they put out CD's... wow!

[LanternWaste]

175. I was required to be familiar with 'em... lol

I grew up in North Central Texas and took a crapload of band and music classes in high school so I was almost required to be familiar with 'em. :D

Yeah... they do put out CD's and tapes. Probably have a web site you can go to (but don't quote me on that...).

[redqueen]

307. Unbelievable

So... I've lived in Dallas my whole life, and thought the Oasis was the only 'jazz' station in town. They play 'smooth jazz', though. So despite the fact that I enjoy a few songs they play every once in a while, it's mostly Basia and Kenny G and that stuff, so I gave up on them over a decade ago. But just recently all my stations were cleared from my car radio and I had to reset them all. So instead of just reprogramming what I had (not much, used to just listen to NPR) I scan around and lo and behold - I found a station playing *real live actual jazz that I like*.

So I've been listening to them for a week or thereabouts, and yesterday on the way home, they played the UNT One O'Clock Lab Band... turns out the station is KNTU - the university radio station. I don't know how I went a week without really listening to anything anyone was saying between the songs... I guess I only listen for song titles if I don't know them... unbelievable...

[lukasahero]

169. Kenton Alone?

Thought I had all of them, but have never heard of that one. Import?

[LanternWaste]

173. Import from a Dublin, Ireland concert.

Import from a Dublin, Ireland concert.

[curse10]

201. Does owning any DCI championship cd count?

I've got a few lying around, but not 84

[Happy Eddie]

268. Almost!

I've got a disc by the University of North Texas Two O'Clock Jazz Band. It's got big-band arrangements of Moon River and O Sole Mio, along with 12 other goodies.

[jakefrep]

164. Try these...

Tom Jones - Reload - A collection of duets with assorted 90's Euro-Pop stars (The Cardigans, Robbie Williams, etc.). Pretty cool stuff IMHO.

Hertha BSC - Die Chronik. A collection of theme songs of various vintages for the Hertha BSC Berlin soccer team. I picked this up on a trip to Germany a couple of years ago.

[Susang]

171. I have Reload

As I am a Tom Jones fan. :-)

[jakefrep]

300. Glad to know I'm not the only one...

..my friends think I'm a little nuts.

[Susang]

168. Boys Want Sex In The Morning by Uncle Bonsai

If someone else here at DU has it then they are very cool indeed. ;-)

"A Lonely Grain of Corn" is pretty good too.

[BlackVelvetElvis]

190. Nope, I have that one!

I saw them live when they opened for the Bobs, that's when I bought the CD.

[Susang]

204. I have the vinyl of both albums

As well as the cds. Shows you how old I am. ;-)

And when I first saw them (1987), they didn't open for nobody! They headlined at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor! :-)

[BlackVelvetElvis]

206. They were great weren't they? n/t

[Susang]

279. They are still great

And if you live in Washington (or near there), you can see them on November 19th. I wish I could. :-(
http://www.unclebonsai.com/

[Barad Simith]

289. I have both

I have the latter on CD, and the former on CD and LP.

A most underrated band.

[tXr]

170. Psychologically Ultimate Seashore...

an 'environment' CD. 60 minutes of ocean 'music'.

[Ivan Sputnik]

270. I used to have it on cassette

Wish I could find it now, as it was very relaxing.

[Susang]

174. Legend Of The Sun Virgin by Yma Sumac

When I got it it was very Rare, I'm not sure if its entirely legal.

[pbg]

216. Have it on vinyl

..but that may not count.

[Kat45]

179. I have the Pretty Things entire catalog on CD

Also have CDs by a lot of hair metal bands, some of them obscure--and I get the impression that not too many DUers were into hair metal.

And a CD I bought for the bizarre cover: Ism - I Think I Love You. The cover was a drawing of two animals humping. The animals had the heads of Shirley Jones and David Cassidy pasted onto them.

[IconoclastIlene]

188. I have the best of the pretties.

Baron Saturday.........SF sorrow is gone.............

[IconoclastIlene]

189. The Greatest Hits of Guy Lombardo and Royal Canadiens on CD

of course with Auld Lang Syne

[Gothic Sponge]

180. Too many to list

[Merrick]

181. The Impacted Teeth - Pass the Ice

[La Lioness Priyanka]

182. taal!

[HereSince1628]

185. Dave Crossland: Here's to the Ride

Great guitarist, great potential, where did he go???????????

[ulysses]

187. Lay Quiet Awhile, _Delicate Wire_

Now-defunct South Carolina indies. Good stuff. :)

[BlackVelvetElvis]

193. J. Haydn's opera "El Mondo Della Luna"

I know no one else has that one. Very hard to get ahold of...I had to order it from England.
I also have "Godz 2", I also have it on vinyl-what was I thinking?

[curse10]

194. Opie Gone Bad

self titled debut album

[ZenLefty]

203. That's one everyone should go out and get.

You know, Jake Schroeder hosts a show on the radio every week now, where he plays local artists and bands in Denver.

[curse10]

207. Jake Schroeder is also a Republican!

blew my mind! I've been a fan since 1997. I told him I was very disappointed.

[ZenLefty]

215. In that case, I'm going to call him

Next time he's on the air, I'm calling him and requesting a set of bush-bashing music. Total anti-war, anti-conservative, anti-bush tunes. Tell him that's what we love to hear. :D

[curse10]

217. LoL- he's actually really cool about it

not a freeper or anything- but a republican, nonetheless

[paulk]

310. another denver band

Hanging Tree - "paintbox"

Opie Gone Bad opened for them a few times when they were first starting out.

[Xipe Totec]

196. Music Of The Peoples of The Soviet Union

Which includes two selections of Tuvan throat singing and one selection of Estonian bagpipe music that, I swear, sounds like they stuffed a cat in a burlap sack and beat it with rubber hoses.

NOT what I was expecting....

;(

[curse10]

198. Tim Curry albums

'Fearless' and 'Simplicity'

[Susang]

205. Do you "Do the Rock"?

I do! ;-)

[whalerider55]

232. Tim Curry, a funny man

I have his first two albums buried in my basement (the one with I WIll and the other one with Cold Blue Steel.

I did a story about the albums and an american tour he did in what 1979/80 (sheesh i'm getting old) and he was A) wonderful in performance (a small club in Buffalo NY) and B) one of the funniest and most delightful interviews i've done in the music biz. what a riot.

whalerider55

[whalerider55]

243. got these, anyone?

Spike Jones "The Man WHo Murdered Music"
"Pickin' On Santana"- bluegrass versions of Santana tunes
Outback "Baka"
Alloy Orchestra "Masters of Slapstick"

whalerider55

[SnohoDem]

199. Roky Erickson - All that May Do My Rhyme

.

[Donkeyboy75]

208. Bran Van 3000 - "Glee"

[Screaming Lord Byron]

222. Got it.

It's a Canadian thing.

[Donkeyboy75]

303. I was shocked to see that they had an album go gold in Canada.

I have never met anyone else who had even heard of them. BTW, how many f'ing albums do you have?

[Screaming Lord Byron]

306. Too many.

[Donkeyboy75]

316. Hmmm,

did your wife just hijack your username?

[MrSlayer]

210. Meet The Bloody Stools.

Featuring such hits as: Choke the Load and Give Head or Die.

[NashVegas]

212. Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Voodoo Jive

except I can't find it at the moment :(

[whalerider55]

244. voodoo jived

got it.

ever seen his performance in the movie "Mystery Train"? deadpan drop dead hilarious.

whalerider55

[NashVegas]

246. Damn!

Back to the drawing board.

And I had no idea he was in that. Now I'm going to have to watch the whole thing next time.

I bet you don't have Cordelia's Dad - Comet

[whalerider55]

248. nope.

but i knew her sister.

mystery train. jim jarmusch. great, offbeat cast.

whalerider55

ps: how about AMICI FOREVER- The Opera Band?

[NashVegas]

291. nope

..

[pbg]

214. Oh, that's easy..

Al Rose: Information Overload
Spelunkers: Breakfast Is Amaerica
Eric Lugosch: Handmade Music
Jason and Allison

all excellent albums, btw...

Note: it helps to have a brother who ran a failed indie record label...

:-)

[mongo]

219. Anything by Steeleye Span

70's British group - plays electrified traditional English folk music.
Midevil tunes on electric guitar.

[AmyDeLune]

285. I have "Now We Are Six" :) n/t

[paulk]

311. I have almost all their stuff

Maddy Prior!

I'm a big fan.

[Pithlet]

221. The Heads

No Talking Just Heads. Not terribly obscure, but I'm the only one I know who has it.

[musiclawyer]

224. Great Lost Kinks Album

My older brother gave it to me. When I was a kid. I still love it.

[thestatusquo]

228. The New Kids on the Block Greatest hits

that's right baby B-)

[Xipe Totec]

229. Atahualpa Yupanqui

Los Ejes de mi Carreta.

Argentinian Gaucho music.

[givemebackmycountry]

230. Try this

"The Beat Farmers"

Live at the Spring Valley Inn

or

Loud and Plowed

[ZenLefty]

241. I *had* a Beat Farmers CD.

One of the many treasures I lost in a divorce. :grr:

And she didn't even like the Beat Farmers. She just hated me, so she made sure I never saw it again.

"Hold still, boy, or my foot'll slip off your face." :D

[Baja Margie]

275. I loved the beat farmers. Jeez, what happened to them?

[ZenLefty]

281. Lead singer Country Dick died of a heart attack in 1995

http://www.sdam.com/artists/bf/

:(

[givemebackmycountry]

231. And This one

The best delta blues artist no one ever heard of -
His work is out there, check him out.

Junior Kimbrough

"Most things haven't worked out"

and

"Sad days and lonely nights"

[NMDemDist2]

233. Rockapella

all five of them.. :-)

[AngryAmish]

240. Didjits - Hornet Pinata

[sleepyhead]

242. Jean-Jacques Goldman

1er Album
Positif
Fredericks, Goldman, Jones
Traces

Introduced to him by a well-traveled friend. Good stuff.

[Doohickie]

245. I wouldn't be totally surprised

If someone had this, but I'll ask anyway:

Free Reed Odyssey by Dan Barski?

[allalone]

249. ok

I'VE GOT
commander cody-live from armadillo world headquarters
frankie yankovic-polka favorites
yo yo ma and ton koopman- baroque

nyah haha take that!

[NightTrain]

252. Various Artists: "Hawaiian Steel Guitar Classics, 1927-1938."

On the good ol' Shanachie label! :bounce:

[Guy Fawkes]

263. Two: (only the second is good, though)

Shipping Maria (untitled) (free)

1000 Airplanes on the Roof

[mediaman007]

267. No one mentioned Greg Brown (I have 3 of his) and Toni Price

[WillyT]

269. This One !!!

:smoke::hippie::smoke:

[sampsonblk]

271. Everette Harp - What's Goin' On (Jazz/Sax)

Its a remake of Marvin Gaye's anti-war album from ca 1970.

[Baja Margie]

272. Oh , Katy dear, go tell your mother....

Tragic Songs of Life, The Louvin Brothers.





Chris Isaak, bu Chris Isaak




Irish Heartbeat, by Van Morrison & The Chieftans



The Long Black Veil, by The Chieftans



Does anyone know if that is Jackie Kennedy on the cover ?

[sundog]

274. S'Express - Original Soundtrack

[LiberalManiacfromOC]

282. John Lithgow- Sinign' in the bathtub

my grandmum used to give the most interesting gifts...

[allalone]

283. Sugar Daddy Swing Kings

Greg Timmons/Lead guitar/

[AmyDeLune]

284. O Lucky Man Soundtrack

by Alan Price

Legend soundtrack, by Jerry Goldsmith

LadyHawk soundtrack

and many, many more.:)

[NuckinFutz]

288. Here's a few...

The Nylons..."Seamless" (a capella)

Asylum Street Spankers..."Mercurial", "Hot Lunch" (acoustic blues, folk, other)

Wammo..."Faster Than the Speed of Suck" (genre undefinable, just plain 'out there')

Small Potatoes..."Waltz of the Wallflowers", "Time Flies", "Raw" (folk)

Judy Garland & Liza Minelli..."Live at the Palladium"

Michael Deep..."Through the Harp" (new age)

Geoffrey Lewis..."Celestial Navigations" (interesting tales, very entertaining)

[FunBobbyMucha]

292. Don Dixon's Chi-Town Budget Show

In which wife Marti Jones joins him onstage and mocks him by matching his lyrics to a John Denver melody.

[ProfessorGAC]

294. Probably "Free Jazz" by Ornette Coleman

Although chiburb might have that too. He's almost as weird as me.
The Professor

[Ann Arbor Dem]

313. I'm as weird as you are! LOL Mine is Billy Bang, "The Fire From Within"

Billy is a god for me. I'm so sorry that Frank Lowe is gone...there was nothing like seeing Billy and Frank perform together.

[ProfessorGAC]

315. I'm Sorry. I Will Have To Ask For Proof Of That Claim!

Now, chiburb, i've met. I know his taste in music, so i can say i've got proof he's ALMOST as weird as me.

You claim to be AS weird as me. I find that difficult to believe. I'm pretty darned weird!

Do you have any corroborating evidence to substantiate the claim that you're as weird as i am? I take these claims of weirdness personally!
The Professor

[Ann Arbor Dem]

317. Um, let's see....

You could ask my friends, but they are weird too...so that might not work.

I LOVE the Art Ensemble of Chicago (RIP Malachi)...does that count?

I know, I know.....how about Peter Brotzman? I adore him!

Hmmm...do pictures count as corraborating evidence? O8)


on edit: I do have "Free Jazz" and I saw Ornette last spring... :)

[TeacherCreature]

299. Conlan Nancarrow--Piano Roll Music, Vol. 2

Check it out.

[redqueen]

309. Another one probably no one else has - Pachelbel's Greatest Hit

Eight versions of his Canon in D.

One of them is by Isao Tomita, whose recording of Arabesque they use as the theme song for the Star Hustler show on PBS... "KEEP LOOKING UP!"

[Redneck Socialist]

312. Navy Blue Bluegrass

by Country Current, the US Navy bluegrass band. Best use of my tax dollars that I've ever heard. :headbang:

[Maeve]

314. Several local bands--Knot Fibbin, General Guinness Band

Good Irish pub bands!

[LoZoccolo]

318. Arol & the Zendik Band - /Strange Times/

My friend calls them "Stevie Nicks and the Three Wide-Eyed Cult Guys". Yep, it's a CD put out by a cult.