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Thursday, February 25, 2021
Country Rock "Widened San Andreas Fault" - Study
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Yup, I want 'em.
ReplyDeleteOooofffff!!!! That was quick! I'll loadup when I finish greasin' th' hog's boils.
DeleteNote startling change in his vox for the Outsider album.
As ever, if anyone has any more, or wants to loadup better quality rips, you'll be very welcome. Interesting guy!
You can purchase Tom's music here http://tompacheco.com/store.php
DeleteCheapskate.
I hope that, after hearing these low quality rips, the Four Or Five Guys© will want to own the real thing at high quality. Same goes for everything else here. As to cheapskatery ... you've hooked stuff out of the surf here yourself, right?
DeleteThat was a joke, son......
DeleteThank goodness for that, Pop! This is a touchy area.
DeleteFunny*. That's exactly what Foghorn Leghorn was overheard saying when he mistakenly entered a massage parlor after confusing it for a barn dance.
Delete* Or "NOT!"
While we're here, let's see what our favorite whining bitch snotweasel rock crit has to say:
ReplyDelete"TOM PACHECO: Swallowed Up in the Great American Heartland (RCA Victor) Harry Chapin meets Waylon Jennings and guess who cornholes who. Or: I do too love America, that's why I hate what it's become. Or: this land is your land, this land is my land, from the Armadillo to the Rikers Island. C"
Anybody gots? Huh? Hoo hah?
Freakin' Christgau.
DeleteRight. And he didn't pay for his copy.
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ReplyDeleteThe empty blue sky of Pacheco and Alexander's elpee cover is just crying out for a talented graphic artist to add a few flying (and falling) objects: the Mad Magazine dirigible, some festive fireworks, King Kong on the horizon.
ReplyDeleteMaybe even a Shriner's cap on Pacheco's head and a Monkees badge on his lapel, while Myra Nussbaum rests a motherly bosom on his shoulder.
It's hard to resist, sometimes.
DeleteOkay - who voted for "withered dry bitter"? Step forward.
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, I saw Tom perform in a church basement in Birmingham, MI sometime back in the eighties. It was some kind of concert series that someone hosted and had nothing to do with the church. I had never heard of him prior to this, but enjoyed him enough to buy a cd from him!
ReplyDeleteI love to get these "I saw the guy" comments. Tom seems to have had a long and consistently obscure career. I like him very much, and I would totally buy his albums if I had th' wherewithal (I ain't as rich as I write).
DeleteI had never heard of Tom prior to this. If I remember correctly, the wife and I went to see him on a whim, nothing better to do that evening, etc., and we both were pleasantly surprised and enjoyed ourselves and Tom's music immensely.
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