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Sounds good! Thanks for the tip Ghost Rider. I will check out more of them this evening when I get home.
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Dang J.P.
Talk about a blast from the past. That was one of my favorite bands back in my "salad days". I have several of their albums on vinyl amongst the several hundred languishing in my garage right now. I really need to get a new turntable.
Talk about a blast from the past. That was one of my favorite bands back in my "salad days". I have several of their albums on vinyl amongst the several hundred languishing in my garage right now. I really need to get a new turntable.
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My turntable works
I like to go to the source of many "new" talents today.
Here is one I bet you never heard of before:
http://youtu.be/ToLDHqUE5mU
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I thought you might be posting this
http://youtu.be/DtMhyavClS8
And yes, I am familiar with Shakin' Stevens. He had quite the run of hits.....just not here.
http://youtu.be/DtMhyavClS8
And yes, I am familiar with Shakin' Stevens. He had quite the run of hits.....just not here.
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I am not currently listening to it as I post, but I was listening to Polka Jammer Network before.
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The Dead Milkmen were a reasonably entertaining band. They are a product of that long forgotten era when college radio played some cool stuff, back when "alternative" meant a band DIDN'T sound like everybody else on the radio.
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The Dead Milkmen were a reasonably entertaining band. They are a product of that long forgotten era when college radio played some cool stuff, back when "alternative" meant a band DIDN'T sound like everybody else on the radio.
Hey, I remember those days. Those were really good times.
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Hey, I remember those days. Those were really good times.
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The Dead Milkmen were a reasonably entertaining band. They are a product of that long forgotten era when college radio played some cool stuff, back when "alternative" meant a band DIDN'T sound like everybody else on the radio.
They were just funny. I never thought of them as some artsy alterntive band. lol lol
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Never heard of them.
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Hey, I remember those days. Those were really good times.
Yes, they were:
http://youtu.be/DESV0Lk_bRU
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I never labeled them "artsy". Once upon a time " alternative" meant anything not on commercial radio, outside of the mainstream. Then along came all this hippy grunge thing and suddenly "alternative" WAS mainstream. Now the term is just a marketing catchphrase to convince the sheep listeners that THEY are the cool kids. I'd say thank goodness all that grunge crap has gone by the wayside, but now it's even worse, a bunch of skinny jeaned, bearded, hipster "singer songwriters" puking the Carpenters back up in our ears. I'd as soon listen to rap or disco while sipping my craft beer.
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Well......maybe rap or disco is carrying things a bit far.
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