Moon Cat
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Edited Aug 30, 2012, 15:13
Re: Your latest buy
Aug 30, 2012, 15:00
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Ernie Isley is just such an amazing guitarist to my earholes. I know some folk find those lengthy wigouts on the long versions of stuff like "Who's That Lady?" and "Summer Breeze! a bit excessive but I love 'em.
This sounds a bit pseuds corner but it's like electric-honey.
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Squid Tempest
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Re: Your latest buy
Aug 30, 2012, 15:27
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Yeah, I can't read the bloody covers either!
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Stevo
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Re: Your latest buy
Aug 30, 2012, 16:45
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i just bought a hands free magnifying glass stand with clamps. Hoping l can salvage a camera l hope l havnt wreckd while trying to replace the screen that shattered in an Erris wind 3yrs ago.
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bubblehead2
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Edited Aug 30, 2012, 17:33
Re: Your latest buy
Aug 30, 2012, 17:23
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The guitar wig-outs on those songs were the clincher to me buying 3+3 back in the day. Was kinda surprised that it was Ronald's voice that grabbed my attention on first play of the T-neck discs as i normally fixate on guitars first, especially if the guitarist is as good as Ernie.
As for electric honey, that's a great analogy, better than my lazy descriptor, fluid !
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Moon Cat
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Re: Your latest buy
Aug 30, 2012, 17:45
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bubblehead2 wrote: The guitar wig-outs on those songs were the clincher to me buying 3+3 back in the day. Was kinda surprised that it was Ronald's voice that grabbed my attention on first play of the T-neck discs as i normally fixate on guitars first, especially if the guitarist is as good as Ernie.
As for electric honey, that's a great analogy, better than my lazy descriptor, fluid !
I used to use 'fluid' but I upgraded to 'electric-honey' recently* 8^)
*that sounds a bit more sordid than it's supposed to.
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Maldoror
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Re: Your latest buy
Aug 30, 2012, 17:55
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Quattro Pezzi / Anahit / Uaxuctum - Giacinto Scelsi
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Dog 3000
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Re: Your latest buy
Sep 02, 2012, 18:50
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Relatively slim pickings in the used vinyl bin this week:
Racoo-oo-oon s/t debut LP -- freaked out free folk basement psych from 2008. I do like records such as these, a nice find (double LP $7)!
"Introducing The Eleventh House with Larry Coryell" -- one of my top 5 favorite jazz guitarists, 1974 fusion, Vanguard label. Right up my alley.
Todd Rundgren's Utopia "Another Live" -- loved Todd for decades, never got interested in Utopia til recently. Rare example of a 70's American Prog Band (though a bit late to the party being founded around 1974-75).
Wishbone Ash "Live Dates" -- previewed it and it seems about half good (the longer jammier versions of their tunes that I already liked best anyway). Think I now have their first 5 albums, not a favorite or anything, I just keep finding them too cheap to resist!
McCartney & Wings "Red Rose Speedway" -- never heard this one before, not sure why I never picked it up until now (maybe just that this time the price was right: $2 and it has a nice thick gatefold & booklet). Though I am a Beatlenut and would say Paul is my fave fab, I've never been particularly keen on collecting up all the solo albums by any of them. (Though I do have "Back To The Egg" and "Living In The Material World" on my mental search list).
Bachmann Turner Overdrive s/t debut -- in good condition for $2, I think I was missing this one but haven't checked yet -- I may now own two copies!
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