Here are Descendents at Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin, Texas 2010.
Pro-shot, black and white.
Seems like this might have been filmed for possible incorporation into Filmage? Just a guess.
Maui with Carlton Melton - Photos of Photos LP
Here's Maui with one of his favorite records, "Photos of Photos" by Carlton Melton.
Your instinct is there for a reason
Whenever I need advice or guidance on an issue, I'll ask someone I respect, be it a mentor, a friend or my wife.
Bouncing ideas off of other people always helps me through the thought process. But when it really comes down to it, I know I can always trust my instinct
Bouncing ideas off of other people always helps me through the thought process. But when it really comes down to it, I know I can always trust my instinct
Minor Threat in Los Angeles, CA 1983
I remember when shows were this nuts.
Here is Minor Threat performing live at the Rollerworks, Los Angeles, CA. 2 April 1983.
Here is Minor Threat performing live at the Rollerworks, Los Angeles, CA. 2 April 1983.
Hot Breakfast! Record Release Party for 39 Summers
Hot Breakfast! played at World Cafe Live at the Queen in Wilmington, Delaware on May 18, 2013 to celebrate the release of their album "39 Summers."
The album cover looks like this and you can download the album from Amazon.com:
Here are some Vines that I took at the show:
Playing "Mr. Roboto" by Styx:
Here is Hot Breakfast! joined by The Honey Badgers:
Here is Hot Breakfast! with members of the Joe Trainor Trio and Kanako Omae on drums:
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Nick Drake - "Bryter Layter" Box Set (2013)
Picked up the 2013 reissue of Nick Drake's 1970 album, "Bryter Layter."
I opted for the box set edition, which is more than double than what the standard version goes for.
And really, you don't get that much more bang for your buck.
Here's what is inside the box set:
The box itself is very sturdy. The extras are pretty skimpy and include:
- A replica of a set list
- A double-sided concert bill with show listings on one side and band bios including Nick Drake bio for one of the shows
- A folded shop poster for the Bryter Layter album
Again, not a lot of extras to justify the expense. That said, Nick Drake vinyl seems to consistently increase in value. Plus it's nice to have it in beefy packaging. But there's not much to justify getting the box.
The album itself is good. The John Wood remastering is excellent and you get several download versions including a 24/96 lossless version, plus an MP3 dub of the album from Nick Drake's family collection.
The jacket has the weird texture to it, which is nice touch.
The music speaks for itself. This album has the most orchestration and arrangements of Nick Drake's three albums. Several really amazing songs.
Apparently this is already out of print, but Amazon has it as of the time of the publishing of this blog post.
