Wednesday, October 23, 2019

More None More Sixties

If you haven't already, check out Sitarswami's epic pop-psych compilation posted antecedently [None More Sixties,  April - Ed.]. Since then, he hasn't rested on his laurels - secluded in his private lamasery high in fabled Shangri-La, the internet mystic has labored on the astral plane to create what might be his finest achievement in this earthly form. As usual, he paid little or no attention to the mundane aspects of his task, like tagging the tracks so the the whole thing hung together, or creating cover art, leaving the dirty work to the poor slobs at Th' House O' Foam©.

I interviewed him via Madame Velma at her Temple Of Spiritualness And Garment Repair (Ask About IRS Charity Deductions), here in bosky downtown Las Vegas, NV.

FMF©: Can you hear me, o mystic sage which you are in, like, Tibet or something?
MV: Of course he can hear you. We got 4G here. Whoops.
S: I send you vibrations across the vastness of the cosmos, little grasshopper.
FMF©: Little grasshopper? You talkin' to me?
Sitarswami, yesterday

S: To experience the now, to attain the sublime, this is the goal of the seeker after truth.
FMF©: Whatevs. Kudos on another swell collection, dude, but why don't you tag your fucking tracks like you got a brain in your head?
S: The seeker must clear his mind until it is a mirror for the light of illumination.
FMF©: Listen - have you any idea the amount of work that made for my staff? Eighty-four fucking songs?
S: Find refuge in your heart's eye and-
FMF©: [cutting in] And you still ain't paid me for the last cover what I done.
[line goes dead]
MV: The Mahagururama has ascended to a higher plane. That'll be fifty bucks. No cards no checks.
[FX: cash register]



12 comments:

  1. I'm betting that it will be worth the trouble...........thanks!

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  2. I don't know... he looks like the son of Ed.

    I'll give it a try though.

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  3. For anyone interested in knowing what's in the package before opening:
    1-4) Bob DiLeo & Giant Jellybean Copout
    5-9) pre-Bread Jimmy Griffin (feat. Surprise Package, Morning Glories, Young Men, Roosters, James Arthur Griffin)
    10-13) the Cake
    14-18) Gil & Johnny & the Sound Sandwich
    19-23) Just Too Much & Looking Glasses & Odyssey
    24-27) the Doughboys
    28-31) Fifth Estate & the D-Men
    32-35) the Birdwatchers
    36-39) Alexys & the Canterbury Tales
    40-43) Every Mothers Son
    44-46) Enchanted Forest
    47-49) the Exception
    50-53) Steff (Sulke)
    54-58) Ritchie Adams (feat. Chad Munro, Wooden Nickels, Banana Splits)
    59-62) Glitterhouse & Dave Heenan Set
    63-65) Crystal Chandelier
    66-70) Bernie Schwartz (feat. Adrian Pride, Comfortable Chair)
    71-74) the Beeds & Cats Meow
    75-77) Rubber Band (one name - two different groups)
    78-81) Thomas & Richard Frost
    82) Special Delivery (bonus track feat. Ritchie Adams as writer/producer)
    83) Proctor Amusement Co. (bonus track written by one of the Birdwatchers)

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  4. Sitarswami is the premium brand when it comes to pop-psych. Pound for pound, slice for slice, no other brand delivers the deep-down satisfaction of a Sitarswami compilation! You'll be proud to serve it when unexpected guests drop by! Be it poolside brunch or evening cocktails, a Sitarswamil compilation always hits the right note! Look for the SITARSWAMI brand when next in your local internet! (*jingle*) S-I-T, A-R-S, W-A-M-I!!!!!!!!

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  5. Did I ever thank you for these?

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    1. Beats me, Bill. But in spite of the impish sense of fun evident in the post, all thanks should go to Sitarswami, Who Knows.

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  6. Well then, thanks to you and Sitarswami. Whomever or whatever Sitarswami may be!

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