Disappears + steveshelley + white light
Spiritualized - Lazer Guided Melodies (reissue)
The Disappears collab is really great. My only issue is that they didn't put anything on the record labels wrt side nor speed. I really hate this. is it that fucking hard to indicate that?
Re: What records did you buy while the PRF was down (and recently)?
13Looking forward to checking these out. Burning in Water is one of my favourite albums of all time.
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14yes, me too. They are both good. I am a huge Kenny Chambers fan.Patrick H wrote: Tue Jun 01, 2021 1:34 am
Looking forward to checking these out. Burning in Water is one of my favourite albums of all time.
one little complaint: how can they show a telecaster with stock pickups on the cover of a record called "humbucker"? especially when Kenny generally played a strat-necked tele with a humbucker at the bridge. bugs me more than it should.
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15I follow Kenny on Instagram. Would you like me to ask?motorbike guy wrote: Tue Jun 01, 2021 10:48 amyes, me too. They are both good. I am a huge Kenny Chambers fan.Patrick H wrote: Tue Jun 01, 2021 1:34 am
Looking forward to checking these out. Burning in Water is one of my favourite albums of all time.
one little complaint: how can they show a telecaster with stock pickups on the cover of a record called "humbucker"? especially when Kenny generally played a strat-necked tele with a humbucker at the bridge. bugs me more than it should.
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Re: What records did you buy while the PRF was down (and recently)?
16You may do what you like. I think I prefer to leave it as one of the great mysteries of Boston rock, along withPatrick H wrote: Tue Jun 01, 2021 11:03 amI follow Kenny on Instagram. Would you like me to ask?motorbike guy wrote: Tue Jun 01, 2021 10:48 amyes, me too. They are both good. I am a huge Kenny Chambers fan.Patrick H wrote: Tue Jun 01, 2021 1:34 am
Looking forward to checking these out. Burning in Water is one of my favourite albums of all time.
one little complaint: how can they show a telecaster with stock pickups on the cover of a record called "humbucker"? especially when Kenny generally played a strat-necked tele with a humbucker at the bridge. bugs me more than it should.
why did jimmy dufour go for a hike in the mountains in the winter in sneakers?, and
what happened to the guitars on the DYS record?, and
how come the Proletariat were not huge? and
Billy Ruane.
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Obsessed with this album and especially this track.
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18Yeah, not to sidetrack the thread but this is great. There's also something about the "no bass player? I'll just teach myself to play synth with my foot" approach that I both relate to and admire.enframed wrote: Thu May 27, 2021 8:05 pm This record absolutely fucking slays. Recommended for you rock types.
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19Just discovered this album and this band thanks to this thread and HOLY SHIT. My face is being slain as I sit here. The unexpectedly bold melodies coexisting equally with the abrasion is a really distinctive brew. Some incredible lyrics ('Bless Your Money', fuck yes!). Surprised I missed this, esp. with Kurt Ballou and Bob Weston involved, but then I'm pretty out of touch these last few years. File under "What records did you buy because the PRF is no longer down?"pater_toma wrote: Mon Jun 07, 2021 9:19 pmYeah, not to sidetrack the thread but this is great. There's also something about the "no bass player? I'll just teach myself to play synth with my foot" approach that I both relate to and admire.enframed wrote: Thu May 27, 2021 8:05 pm This record absolutely fucking slays. Recommended for you rock types.
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20Glad folks are discovering this.Isadore Nabi wrote: Sat Jun 19, 2021 11:26 pmJust discovered this album and this band thanks to this thread and HOLY SHIT. My face is being slain as I sit here. The unexpectedly bold melodies coexisting equally with the abrasion is a really distinctive brew. Some incredible lyrics ('Bless Your Money', fuck yes!). Surprised I missed this, esp. with Kurt Ballou and Bob Weston involved, but then I'm pretty out of touch these last few years. File under "What records did you buy because the PRF is no longer down?"pater_toma wrote: Mon Jun 07, 2021 9:19 pmYeah, not to sidetrack the thread but this is great. There's also something about the "no bass player? I'll just teach myself to play synth with my foot" approach that I both relate to and admire.enframed wrote: Thu May 27, 2021 8:05 pm This record absolutely fucking slays. Recommended for you rock types.
Use to be, I hung around at my friend’s record store to discover new music. Nowadays I just stumble across things on YouTube. Which is how I found Djunah. Donna (singer/guitarist/pedalist) was featured on a Rig Rundown episode. Intrigued by her sympatico equipment choices (Traynor and Sunn Beta Lead amps) I listened to one of their songs and was sold.
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