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David_Dovey:
fffff goddamnit don't make me post that picture of Kevin Barnes' dick again

the man is not to be taken seriously

meanwhile:
thanks sooo much for the Nest and the Balmorhea

amok:


Kashiwa Daisuke - 5 Dec (V0)


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'Requiem'

Review:


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I orgasm every time I hear this.
I mean it is a really good song O.o

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A Wet Helmet:
Something bluesy and classy--here we go.

This is one of my favorite albums.  It's guitar porn, to be sure, but it's really classy guitar porn.  Double album from 1974, the amazing Rory Gallagher.  If you're a guitarist, you should probably have this guy's stuff in your collection.  From classic delta blues to rocking swinging stuff, with even just a hint of his native Ireland periodically making a cameo in the middle of a number.  This guy was just freaking unbelievable.    Allmusic says:


--- Quote ---The companion piece to director Tony Palmer's documentary of the same name, Irish Tour 1974 was recorded that January in Belfast, Dublin, and Cork at a time when precious few performers -- Irish or otherwise -- were even dreaming of touring the trouble-torn island. Northern Ireland, in particular, was a rock & roll no-go area, but Gallagher never turned his back on the province and was rewarded with what history recalls as some of his best-ever gigs. Irish Tour 1974, in turn, captures some of his finest known live recordings and, while it's impossible to tell which songs were recorded where, across nine in-concert recordings (plus one after-hours jam session, "Back on My Stompin' Ground"), the energy crackling from stage to stalls and back again packs an intensity that few live albums -- Gallagher's own others among them -- can match. Highlights of a stunning set include dramatic takes on Muddy Waters' "I Wonder Who" and Tony Joe White's "As the Crow Flies," a raw acoustic rendering that is nevertheless totally electrifying. A frustratingly brief snip of the classic Shadows-style "Maritime" (aka "Just a Little Bit") plays the album out in anthemic style and then, of course, there's "Walk on Hot Coals," a marathon excursion that posterity has decreed Gallagher's most popular and accomplished statement -- a status that Irish Tour 1974 does nothing to contradict.
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Rory Gallagher -- Irish Tour




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JD:
Hey hey hey

This Co. that was posted a while back is excellent.

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