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  • I Honestly Love You, and other Country Hits

    Found this record at the local thrift store.

  • Ween – “Stay Forever”

    Stay Forever by Ween from the album White Pepper, 2000 In the morning sun, I couldn’t tell you I couldn’t tell you so many things About how much I really love you About how much you really mean So far away but it’s so easy to see you When I’m away I want to put…

  • Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band – “Safe as Milk”, 1967

    Released April, 1967 Produced by Richard Perry, Bob Krasnow Engineered by Hank Cicalo Musicians: Don van Vliet – vocals, harmonica, bass marimba Ry Cooder – guitar, bass Alex St Clair Snouffer – guitar, backing vocals Jerry Handley – bass John French – drums, backing vocals Doug Moon – guitar (Sure Nuff only) Milt Holland –…

  • “Existential Blues” performed by Mr. Bungle

    In the 80s and 90s I spent Sunday evenings listening to the Dr. Demento show on KJ104 out of Minneapolis. One of my favorite songs on the radio program was called “Existential Blues” by Tom ‘T-Bone’ Stankus. Tonight while scouring the Internet for more information about that song, not only did I find Tom’s website…

  • A Song about Dan Creswell from Fargo

    Sometime during the middle of last year I wrote a new bit of music, it having been years since I’d done anything.  For some reason today I decided to publish it.  Have a listen if you’d like. It’s a silly hip-hop song about my friend Dan Creswell. Creswell by samhDOTnet

  • The Beats that are Broken

    I listen to a pretty broad selection of music, much of which is suggested to me by friends.  The album I share below was suggested to me by The Artbreaker via the Grindthieves blog quite some time ago.  I’ve sent it into my brain three or four times now and it stands out.  It stands…

  • 15 Albums

    The rules: Don’t take too long to think about it. Fifteen albums you’ve heard that will always stick with you. List the first fifteen you can recall in no more than fifteen minutes. This is one of those viral Facespace notes.  I enjoy thinking back on the past about the music that has shaped my…

  • Behold! the Monolith

    I listen to a lot of heavy metal music and when I come across something particularly good I like to share it with like-minded individuals. I read the music blog, <> LK regularly and in April 2010 a review of the self-titled release from Behold! The Monolith was posted. On April 8th, 2010 at 10:57…