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And under what circumstances?<br><br>This afternoon while my kids rode their bicycles up and down the street, I sat on the porch with my walkman and listened to disc 2 of ZINY, starting with The Purple Lagoon, and then going back to track 1...when that disc was finished, I changed discs and listened to Cruisin For Burgers before we went inside.<br><br>Once inside I had just enough free time to listen to my own homemade version of Sleep Dirt which contains instrumental versions of all the songs...what a fuckin' great album!<br><br>How about you?

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>I'm not.
How do I know anything you've said to me is...
>You don't.

Well, I listened to Ship Ariving To Late all the way through and also the song My Guitar Wants... that I downloaded.

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Orchestral favorities<br>Tinselltown rebellion<br>Sleep dirt (side A, and I liked it for the 1st time)<br>

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God is is.

zoot allures mp.3, then i had to put the cd in, the mp.3 doesn't cut it

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I listend to Tinsel Town Rebellion and Waka/Jawaka today, when i was driving my car.

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"I refuse to become what you call normal"
Lemmy Caution

i was listening to FZ on mp3(on my computer) at the same time i was sitting and chatting with friends and watching this forum ::)

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Yeah, just as it used to be, but still not.....

1968 KSAN interview & every Sunday I do Grand Wazoo & Waka Jawaka to coffee & the paper while I wake up.

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Help all the rednecks and the flatfoot policemen on the terrible functions they all must perform. God help the winos, the junkies, and the weirdos and every poor soul who's adrift in the storm.

I listened to Guitar while surfing the web for news.

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Who ran a modeling school whereupon he!

Don't get mad at me...but i haven't been listening to Uncle Frank's music for about 2 or 3 weeks now...<br>Two weeks ago I bought the Bob Dylan Live 1966 album (you know: The ''Royal Albert Hall'' performance...with an audience member yelling ''JUDAS!!!''...)<br>and i have been listening to that and other Dylan albums ever since...GREAT music.

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Alan Thicke: ''Now Frank, for those of us who have seen you as some kind of guru over the years, that's a kind of nihilistic assesment of music. Where's the hope ?''
Frank Zappa: ''Well, there isn't any...''

Currently listening to Waka/Jawaka again . Forgot how good it is .

I ve got SLEEP DIRT on my discman today.

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Good Lobna!

I listened to a guitar solo billed as 'The Squirm' on a 4-CD bootleg set called Apocrypha.<br><br>I believe this solo was culled from an old King Biscuit show that was taped in London in '77.  I think some of the cuts from those shows went into Sheik Yerbouti also.<br><br>The Odeon in Hammersmith was the venue, I believe.

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-Al Capone

[quote author=Latex Solar Beef link=board=rant;num=1047774839;start=15#18 date=03/18/03 at 10:28:45]I listened to a guitar solo billed as 'The Squirm' on a 4-CD bootleg set called Apocrypha.<br><br>I believe this solo was culled from an old King Biscuit show that was taped in London in '77.  I think some of the cuts from those shows went into Sheik Yerbouti also.<br><br>The Odeon in Hammersmith was the venue, I believe.[/quote]<br><br>Latex.... Just an FYI.<br>That track is from the KBFH show in '77 that was taken from the Halloween '77 shows... not London.<br>

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I just bought Roxy on original US-vinyl. So, I heard for the first time the original Cheepnis-mix. Weird. I like it. Roxy is such a fine album, damn.

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bananarama

dead girls of london today

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Have I Offended Someone?<br><br>- good sampler btw.

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Good Lobna!

Uncle Meat

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"There's only two ways to sum up Music: Either it's good or bad. If it's good you don't mess about it: You enjoy it."
-Louis Armstrong-
(1901-1971) American Jazz Musician