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This live bootleg sounds pretty lousy, and the hand-screened jacket features two typos and an unidentified song (Marmoset.) Enjoy.I'll admit I dropped the ball on this series, not keeping pace with The Month of the Phonograph Record. I've got to get some new batteries for my "phono stage":http://www.hagtech.com/reviews.html#bugle , but I've got a few more sides I want to post. Check back next y...
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Robert Johnson and The Browns were, for lack of a better descriptor, an experimental noise/rock duo. Actually, they were more like duelling one-man bands. Robert Johnson played guitar and bass, and The Browns was U.S. Maple's Todd Rittman on bass and drums, often simultaneously. Here's a Public Image Ltd. cover and a live track. If this kind of thing strikes your fancy, keep your eyes open. I...
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I'm realizing the core theme of most of my posts is the question _Is recorded music really music?_ And I think I'm trying to make the argument that the answer is *no*, that music truly only exists in its live performance, and that recordings are shadowy, pseudo-musical reminders of what a performer once did on one highly-controlled occasion.I bring this up because Superconductor is a ten-piece...
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