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My dad's family comes from NC, (Beaufort Co.) and my mom still lives there (Edenton), so I have strong Tar Heel connections.

I went to Va. Tech and that's where I got turned on to country and bluegrass music. Saw Emmylou Harris at a small club in DC many years ago. And I will never forget seeing Linda Ronstadt at the Cellar Door in Georgetown with an acoustic band in the early-mid 70s.

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Susan Westemeyer said:
My dad's family comes from NC, (Beaufort Co.) and my mom still lives there (Edenton), so I have strong Tar Heel connections.

I went to Va. Tech and that's where I got turned on to country and bluegrass music. Saw Emmylou Harris at a small club in DC many years ago. And I will never forget seeing Linda Ronstadt at the Cellar Door in Georgetown with an acoustic band in the early-mid 70s.

Susan

I love Emmylou!

I am jealous. I love the Outer Banks.
 
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Susan Westemeyer said:
David Allen Coe! I haven't thought of him in ages, but I instantly remember his absolutely classic song, "You Never Even Call Me By My Name," with the most incredible lyrics, for "the perfect country song":

Well, I was drunk the day my Mom got outta prison.
And I went to pick her up in the rain.
But, before I could get to the station in my pickup truck
She got runned over by a damned old train.



Susan

My gawd, if that doesn't wind up the way back machine! When I lived in Miami, my brother in law and myself bought a real pit of a bar. There was a previous clientele who thought they could continue their prior practice of drinking without paying.This song was playing on the jukebox when one of these louts took it upon himself to do a burnout on his motorcycle, starting at the pool tables and out the back door.

I know I've heard that song a hundred times. I couldn't take it off the juke box, it was just so daggone popular.
 
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Going to download the song dedicated to Rabobank's Koos Moerenhout - There It Goes (for Koos) by The Gasoline Brothers (you can download for free off their website).

They wrote it after he won the Dutch National Road Race (I think Moerenhout plugged them in a twitter post and they got back to him by offering to write a song for him if he won the Dutch NRC). Michael Boogerd had a song, and I think Laurens ten Dam has one, albiet sung by drunk Dutch fans on Alpe d'Huez as he rode past them.
 
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dinosaur jr
Minutemen
Melvins
Sonic Youth
The Replacements
Radiohead
Mudhoney

Cool guy, TFF :D

Especially on SY and Dinosaur - I saw J & co 2 weeks ago, and am seeing SY next month :cool:

For me..

Pavement
Dinosaur Jr.
Sonic Youth
My Bloody Valentine
Yo La Tengo
Serge Gainsbourg
France Gall
Fugazi
Television
Philip Glass
Los Campesinos
Comet Gain
Brian Eno

and many more..
 
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luckyboy said:
Cool guy, TFF :D

Especially on SY and Dinosaur - I saw J & co 2 weeks ago, and am seeing SY next month :cool:

For me..

Pavement
Dinosaur Jr.
Sonic Youth
My Bloody Valentine
Yo La Tengo
Serge Gainsbourg
France Gall
Fugazi
Television
Philip Glass
Los Campesinos
Comet Gain
Brian Eno

and many more..

Big fan of Mr Malkmas are ya? Got a friend who is and saw J 2 weeks ago too. Maybe you guys know each other?
 
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L E G E N D A R Y !!! 'Girl from Ipanema'
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Susan Westemeyer said:
We just bought the remastered version of Abbey Road -- frankly, it sounds the same to me.
Susan
Edit: I don't really mean that negatively, as far as I'm concerned it's the greatest album ever made.

Side two is the greatest b-side ever made.. im still not convinced about side 1 (as someone who has every beatles, wings, mccarteny and lennon album)..

Lou Reeds "new york", Nick Caves "murder ballads", Velvets/Nico, Levellers "levelling the land", Dylan "highway 61", "self portrait" and Blonde on Blonde" and "Revolver" are always going to stop abbey road being the greatest for me..
 
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Publicus said:
In the last two weeks, the Blueprint 3 (Jay Z) and Only Built For Cuban Links pt 2 (Raekwon).

Is Cuban Links 2 any good? If it's half as good as the first It will be the second cd I buy this year. :)
 

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