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Lookit these swell society-types throwing their hard-earned dough at organised crime! Oboy! Some fun, huh?! What wouldn't you give to join in the laffs?! What's that you say? You have the gumption you were born with? And you're broke as the axle on your wheeled home? So why not accept Randy's invite and recreate the heady glamor and thrills of the casino right there in your fiberboard Fortress of Solitude?!
Simply set audio device of choice to shuffle (or throw record collection up in air like Lucy shuffles cards) and play first five tunes! Invite gang around to gawp open-mouthed in amazement like our stock photo models!
(Don't forget to share results in comment, or the whole thing's a bit of a farce, frankly.)
This post made possible thru donations from the Cosy Cockroach Motel, Pork Bend, WIS, and the Guggenheim Foundation For Sex-Crazed Ugly Billionaires.
Ooh! Ooh! Me first!
ReplyDeletePaul Siebel - Long Afternoons
Tonto's Expanding Headband - Jetsex
Chico Hamilton - Larry Of Arabia
Carly Simon - Hello Big Man (she wrote this about me)
Stray - Time Machine (how did they get in here??)
Okay....never heard of Stray, but I liked that immediately. On the subject, I give you Time Machine Ni Onegai by Sadistic Mika Band: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1A-NMEoDAI
DeleteDel Bromham of Stray once depped for me in 1980!
DeleteHe's still going strong and an acquaintance of mine plays bass with the band.
Another time machine song - Martin Newell with the Cleaners From Venus.
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvK9
And yet another reference from MN.
"Why don't we steal a train? Or failing that, a time machine."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7LGBXcRhd8
Fire by Arthur Brown. Lightnin' Strikes by Lou Christie?
ReplyDeleteISWYDT
DeleteJohn Coltrane - Soul Eyes
ReplyDeleteRy Cooder - Tamp 'Em Up Solid
Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up
Ben Webster - Willow Weep for Me
Boz Scaggs - Old Time Lovin'
A question for the Rules Committee
DeleteThe songs above were, actually, songs 2 through 6. The first song was from a Grateful dead show: Madison Square Garden 10/12/1983 2nd Set, which was Help On The Way> Slipknot> Franklin's Tower, which is technically three songs, but the Dead play it as one song, as only they can do. So would you consider this one song as my DAP does, or three songs?
Just curious.
*wry look to camera* Join us after the break to see if your answer agrees with Babs! No flipping!
DeleteThe Grateful Dead only knew one song, but it was thirty years long. So any Dead medley is automatically part of that one song.
DeleteEverything in the universe is... is... is made of one element, which is a note, a single note. Atoms are really vibrations, you know, which are extensions of THE BIG NOTE. Everything's one note.
DeleteAnyone seen my roach clip?
DeleteIt's hanging from your lip.
DeleteGood god man, you'll have me reaching for my Moody Blues lps
DeleteTwo notes of the chord, that's our full scope
But to reach the chord is our life's hope
And to name the chord is important to some
So they give it a word, and the word is...
And you wonder why we needed Johnny Rotten?
As Moodies albums go, that's not a bad one.
DeleteNow where's my lava lamp?
I have occasional brief Moodies binges. First seven albums, with A Question Of Balace probably my fave. Going to cue it up right now ...
DeleteThis is the Moodies double "best of" from 1974 is the for me. It was from a time when I first got into groups through double best ofs or live albums:
DeleteHistory of Fairport
Weird scenes inside the goldmine
History of the Bonzos
Living in the Past
Before the Flood
Yessongs (triple)
private eye - bob neuwirth
ReplyDeletesea seizure - mary halvorson
beat bop - k-rob & rammellzee
deer tick - twenty miles
mr. len - taco day
Badfinger _I Got You
ReplyDeleteCheap Trick - Come On Come On Come On
Radio City - Little Runaway
Beatles - Something
The Stone Roses - She Bangs The Drums
Elton - Sorry seems to be the hardest word
ReplyDeletePrince - Little red corvette (7" edit)
DM3 - Like this
Henry Mancini - Experiment in terror
Sun Ra - Out there a minute
Jeez, when I saw Roulette in the headline I thought this might be an article on Tommy James & the Shondells. Anyone read his autobiography "Me, the Mob & the Music"?
Here ya go, Mr. Swami: https://workupload.com/file/bHz9bNySbrB
DeleteInterpol - PDA
ReplyDeleteGeorge Harrison - If Not For You
Prince - Kiss
Wonky Alice - Caterpillars
Jimmy Murphy - Electricity
Let's see....1951 to 2002.
Hard Road - The True Believers
ReplyDeleteTown - Richard Buckner
My Mood Swings - Elvis Costello
Serving Fish in the Jailhouse Tonight - Tom Waits
Israelites - Yo LaTengo (live on WFMU)
--Muzak McMusics
The shuffle gives, the shuffle takes…
ReplyDelete01 - Peter, Paul & Mary - I Dig Rock & Roll Music
02 -Wolfgang Gartner - Undertaker
03 - Buck Satan And The 666 Shooters - Friend Of The Devil
04 - Dr. West's Medicine Show and Junk Band - The Eggplant That Ate Chicago
05 - Good Charlotte - Misery (Steve Aoki Remix)
Funky Consciousness - Experience Unlimited
ReplyDeleteEveryone - The Music Asylum
Hippopotamus - Sparks
Ballad of the Pines - Jonathan Wilson
Time Machine - Dzyan*
* Hands up, I just wanted to listen to another Time Machine, all 17minutes of its jazzy proggy goodness. Really it was a not great Bowie track.
Harald Grosskopf - So Weit, So Gut
ReplyDeleteGeorge Adams - Got Something Good For You
World Saxophone Quartet - Amazing Grace
Kukkaq - Ajajja
Elton John - Little Jeannie
Only random inasmuch as my memory of last week-or-so's listening is.
Fletcher Henderson - Wang Wang Blues
ReplyDeleteSleater-Kinney - No Cities To Love
Peter Hammill - If I Could (from Skeletons Of Songs)
Alvarius B - I’ll Carry Your Dwarf
Van Morrison - T.B.Sheets Part 1 (Live In Boston 1968)
You said Alvarius B. I loves me some Alvarius.
DeleteActually this anonymous was me...
DeleteThat last Anonymous was me...
ReplyDeleteOn holiday with no access to my picture sleeves, so it'll have to be off the non visual walkman :
ReplyDeleteFrank Chickens : Blue Canary
Leon Redbone : Prairie Lullaby
Rico Rodriguez : Dr Kildare
The Uniques : You Don't Miss Your Water
Brinsley Schwartz : Play That Fast Thing (One More Time)
And it aint picked one off my special holiday mix tape, but by the wonders of modern science, here it is, as my tribute to the Brits relationship to The Continent as we used to call it (other continents are available) :
Hallelujah Europa.rar 163.34 MB
https://www.imagenetz.de/eiLqg
Crazy Strings - Clarence Green & The Rhythmaires
ReplyDeleteWon’t You Come Home, Girl - The Conquerors
Chan Chan - La Banda Municipale de Santiago
Lake Marie - John Prine
Lookin’ On - John Martyn
Isochrone - Loop
ReplyDeleteGarden - Chromatics
Side Car - Gary Usher (The Kickstands)
The Sexorsist - Honeymoon Killers
I'll Be a Sphinx for You - Krozier & the Generator
Jimmy Dee - Henrietta
ReplyDeleteRonny Self - Ain't I'm a Dog
Bobby Lee Trammell - You Mostest Girl
Little Richard - Send Me Some Lovin'
Everly Brothers - On The Wings of a Nightingale
Boots For Dancing - Ooh Bop Sh'Bam
ReplyDeleteMdou Moctar - Asshet Akal
Glass Candy - Candy Castle
Sparks - Pulling Rabbits Out Of A Hat
AC/DC - Down Payment Blues
I love the variety on people's devices.
ReplyDeleteBettye LaVette - Don't Fall Apart on Me
Angela Meyer - Sixteen Tons
Cry Cry Cry - The Ballad of Mary Magdalen
Johnny Horton - Words
Loreena McKennitt - The Mystic's Dream
Pink Floyd - Take Up Thy Stethoscope And Walk
ReplyDeleteThe Allman Brothers Band - Revival
Bob Dylan - You're Gonna Quit Me
Grateful Dead - Beat It On Down The Line (PNE Coliseum 22 June 1973)
The Kinks - Muswell Hillbilly