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[Multicore]

Michael Manring - "No Wontons for Elvis" - two (2) versions​

The supernaturally talented and innovative bass guitarist for presumably 15 or so years didn't know that version 2. could even happen.

1. from solo album The Book of Flame (1998 Alchemy Records)​

2. from NAD album "DangereuXorcisms" (2014 kutmusic/CKC)​

 

[Multicore]

Interesting, but I think i'll stick with the original which I listened to live in '83. I was 12 years old and it was my first concert (Warning: Terrible audio quality!)

I suppose it would have been only a year or two before that was the only time I saw the band at the Apollo in Glasgow, before they had Spirit of Radio material in the show. Went with my friend Mark who sadly died only a few years after that.

 

[Multicore]

PainKiller (John Zorn, Bill Laswell and Mick Harris) - Samsara (2024)​

Wow. This is a surprise. I had read that Laswell was poorly but had no idea how much he was suffering in the last couple of years. I had been a subscriber on Bandcamp and it just dried up. And just now I listen to this new album from the original PainKiller line up, 30 years on. What a suitable band name, just what Laswell needs, I guess. It's very good. Zorn and Laswell are both giant planets in my personal musical cosmology. I wasn't expecting this constellation to be seen again in my life.

 

[Doodski]

 

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[Mayan]

 

[Brian Hall]

Keep Shelly in Athens - (Don't Fear) The Reaper​

 

[Lukasjr]

 

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[August West]

Grateful Dead 09-28-1975 a free concert in Golden Gate Park. It was one of only 3 shows they played in 1975. We were about 15 feet back the stage dead center. Sound is killer.

 

[Doodski]

 

[Mayan]

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www.audiosciencereview.com

 

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