https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyaSLlNY0cw


There's a box set "Capsule Losing Contact" that contains everything Duster ever recorded -- which isn't that much.

It's music for an antihistamine hangover.

Little late to this party, but I've been listening to Built to Spill a lot. Sort of like Dinosaur Jr. but less repetitive and more fun.

There's a 50th anniversary release of the Grateful Dead's "Aoxomoxoa" out.

First disc is the interesting one. It's got the original version of the album and the more familiar 1971 remix. I didn't know there was an original version.

This was the first Dead album I bought as a kid. So hearing the songs in looser arrangements is a lot of fun.

Disc two is live stuff from 1969, when the group was about as weird and way out as you can get and still get fannies in the seats. It's fine, sound is decent. But having spun it once I doubt I'll do it again except by chance.

^ You could frame the picture disc, stick it on the wall, and admire it while wearing a Champion sweatshirt.

I amend my earlier statement. The live disc of the Aoxomoxoa reissue is worth listening to more than once.

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That's like the gym shirts we were issued in junior high, along with a pair of shorts, two pairs of Wigwam 625s and instructions to take it all home to be washed at least once a week. (The instruction was almost universally ignored, and the gaminess of the locker room was indescribable.)

The Rolling Floyd. Or Pink Stones, take your pick

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OL_82YyVBC4

This is about the same length as the Miami Strip Club Super Bowl show and much more entertaining...if you can get past the pointless soprano sax toward the beginning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpHgG4jILa0

It's worth noting the drummer is wearing a monocle and has underwear on his head.