What is spinning?

[Brett A]

Mekons - Honky Tonkin' and So Good It Hurts
one of the best bands ever imo!

I'm with you on this one. I got to see the Mekons last autumn in Fall River Massachusetts. They did an all-acoustic show. They are an amazing collective, and friendly too. They staffed their own sales table!

I love Beefheart and Bonnie Billy. (as well as others on your list) I have everything these two have put out---plus some. Far out.

In my living room lately has been:

• Freddy Cole -Music Maestro, Please
• Kool Keith -Black Elvis/Lost in Space
• Chet Baker Sings
• Will Oldhan -Arise Therefore
• Tom Waits -Foreign Affairs
• Don Pullen -Montreux Concert

[bobsticks]

Welcome to the forums Brett A. Nice well rounded system ya got over there...and you're listening to some tunes too. Good stuff, keep 'em coming.

The new project at work with a bare-bones skeleton crew and from the groundup...no computer feeds, so no tunage. Oh, the humanity...completely unacceptable working conditions...but fortunately there is home and hearth to soothe the raging beast. Tonight, a little Kenny Dorham Quiet Kenny (although I could do without the cover of "Mack The Knife") and Michael Hedges' Oracle courtesy of Hy-Fi. Mellow is the order of the day...

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[Bernd]

...ago, a member of my staff was going on and on about this record. How great it is and that he can't find it. He only ever heard it once. So through the years it sort of was at the back of my mind.
So on my last trip to Berlin I stumbled into a second hand record shop and low and behold in the window there it was......the mysterious black disc.
Played it just now for the first time and man it is good. Anybody knows anything about Triston Palma?

Peace

[bobsticks]

For the uninitiated, a little Blockhead album name of Uncle Tony's Coloring Book. Kinda hip-hop, kinda jazzy--a little hipper than the Verve projects, alot like Can meets Bootsie Collins with I Love Lucy samples...