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Wynona's Big Brown you know what
She said wait a minute honey I'm gonna add it up
Good one
It was one of those great little mini ages of memorable music for me. Of course, I think I was under the influence of a certain type of female singer...cool and distant this time.
Same time period was listening to Maria McKee and Lone Justice. Heard this today on Underground Garage.
Cool. Still got my copy of Two Wheels Good (Steve McQueen)...on vinyl.
Count me in on Monkey Man!
Take the Skinheads Bowling
The next day he got offed by the very same bikers
Razor Boy
Wanda Jackson still rockin'!
It's a Beautiful Day - White Bird
U2 - Beautiful Day
The wet morning sun reflects off the paving stones
Fun but tedious. Mainly it's an editing process. I had to preview about 500 different MilkDrop add-in patterns. Figure out the ones I liked. Then go through the music and pick out the time stamp of the changes. Then it was just finger clicks and hitting the marks. This was the best one I did.
Always been my favorite Steely Dan song. This is a fun jazzed up version.
Six degrees of saying I'm sorry
This is actually a video I made playing around in Winamp some time ago...forgot about it...but love Philip Glass.
I would like to say I'm Sorry but I won't
That is a bad sign...maybe very bad...but zerohedge is a little wobbly on this issue as they are only tracking post bankruptcy GM in some of their studies.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-03-03/gm-channel-stuffing-rises-all-time-high
They cherry picked their starting point at the bottom of the recession (though that is new GM). Back in July '06, old GM's dealer inventory was over 1,000,000. Also, pretty sure GM was over 100 days just before junk hit the fan in '07/08.
Point well taken though...and stunning visualization.
What happened in 1974...seems like everyone mailed it in that year. A big step down compared to the previous 5 lists of top 100 posted. Maybe this started the downward slide of pop/rock. Maybe most of the great (imo) albums were already recorded at this point??
Anyway...one of my all-time favorites shows up. One of the top live recordings ever, Van the Man's It's Too Late to Stop Now. It has been within arm's reach of any of my music machines for the last 40 years. Cypress Avenue (especially), Listen to the Lion, Caravan...the whole album is just killer. Gonna listen to the whole dang thing right now!
Shut the funkin' door...acid flashback
Dukes of Stratosphere
Stupidly Happy by a band who always makes me happy. Some of the cleverest chaps to ever write, strum and sing.
A set from Badfinger
Great cover of one of the best songs from that year.