abalonehx
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I was gonna say that too
What Are You Listening To?
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Sir Napsalot
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Well I think ya just did
I have an old Sonographe SG-3 with an MMT arm and a Sumiko "Blue Point"
It's well-dialed
R. Hamilton
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Bloomfield Kooper Stills - Super Session
(1968, Columbia)
notes from several years ago:
May 1968 when Bloomfield was in the process of leaving the Electric Flag, and Stills was in the process of leaving Buffalo Springfield and a few weeks away from joining up with David Crosby and Graham Nash. with Harvey Brooks from Electric Flag on bass. I can hear the twangy Stills' Buffalo Springfield guitar chords on the Dylan tune; he also stretches out with some Hendrix-like amped up licks on the "You Don't Love Me" jam. love this record.
(1968, Columbia)
notes from several years ago:
May 1968 when Bloomfield was in the process of leaving the Electric Flag, and Stills was in the process of leaving Buffalo Springfield and a few weeks away from joining up with David Crosby and Graham Nash. with Harvey Brooks from Electric Flag on bass. I can hear the twangy Stills' Buffalo Springfield guitar chords on the Dylan tune; he also stretches out with some Hendrix-like amped up licks on the "You Don't Love Me" jam. love this record.
R. Hamilton
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Well I think ya just did
I have an old Sonographe SG-3 with an MMT arm and a Sumiko "Blue Point"
It's well-dialed
ooh, I bet that's a nice setup with that table and Sumiko cart. I have a Benz Wood Body on the P9, and a basic Shure M93e on the Thorens TD-160.
Sir Napsalot
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I have boxes of NOS Thorens parts if you ever need anything
Cyle Lewis
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bauhaus, siouxsie and the banshees
Frankie knuckles jr
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For me music is my therapy..& obviously I'm a reggae/dancehall/gospel and dub reggae to stomp it out dancing... Midnite I'm a massive fan of! Jah yet being Australian there's a hip hop-reggae sound coming out of Australian Aborigines or Murris as a collective term in QLD for hundred,more tribes anyways up north in the tropics the djabaguai tribe have lived up in the oldest rainforest in the world.. With a hippy influence from the 60's music,ganja,equality peace so was born the dreadlocked 'Rastas Murri's" as they proudly incorporate traditional culture with reggae& even younger gens loving hip hop and soul! Anyhoo Zennith Boyz are one such upcoming band!& My brothers as such!!! Check em out Australia's Indijinous hip hop rasta ska collaborative of up to 20 musicians at different times revolving around two brothers in their 20's & their dad an elder& musician since 70's Zennith Boyz have a look they're on YouTube! & shout out for Joniinthemoon a solo female acoustic west Aussie upcoming musician
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Frankie knuckles jr
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"nightmares on wax" is smooth as! Love it I'd never heard of I'm 32 is it sixties?west Indian? Or US? Im hooked on Midnite at the moment..gospel dub reggae I suppose soo beautifully positive☮ One love jah wisdom bless you bro gray from Australia
Frankie knuckles jr
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Great song!!! Brilliant djembe drumming &Bens soul bom shiva
Frankie knuckles jr
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Kraftwerk legends,pillars of electronic cross over Them they played a festival 6yrs ago in Western Australia was banging
Frankie knuckles jr
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Big ups shout irie luvin for Burning Spear I love em!!
Frankie knuckles jr
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That's wicked beats bra
LostInEthereal
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The original is from the mid-50's and from the States I believe, Wax Tailor is modern and French; as is Caravan Palace the other song.
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