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Leave it to my iPod shuffle to once again nail it. (sure I wish it was also capable of nailing other things ;) - but 'til that happens - I will have to satisfy myself with it's uncanny ability to play what I really need to hear about 80% of the time or so). Perfect case in point - THE CARS... & the song - JUST WHAT I NEEDED !!! Ahhhhh - yes, they're not all I've got tonight - but they are sounding great this afternoon for certain !!! Mind you - I've liked The Cars for ... MORE
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(I'm not sure that the tracks i uploaded for this post are going to play. If not, you can hear the Ramones track here, and the Steeleye track here.)I did a post in which i touched (sort of incidentally) on the way stereo was handled in Sixties record production (mostly badly). Spike made a comment, leading me to make one in reply, and, eventually, this was the eventual result:
Two of the evillest stereo tricks i've ever heard assume that someone, sooner or later, will be... MORE
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Nuff o' this music stuff, let's get down to what Rock and/or Roll is all about - HAIR! I would like to inaugurate the first chapter in the official MOG Rock n' Roll Hair Gallery. There are so many categories to document and archive - verticalness; fros; color; length; feathers; lack of; etc. - please feel free to start your own chapter anytime the follicle feeling strikes. I'm starting out with what I know and love best: Curls. Lady Miss has a penchant for skinny UK guys... MORE
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"I don't mind you coming here
And wasting all my time, time
'Cuz when you're standing oh-so near
I kinda lose my mind, yeah
It's not the perfume that you wear
It's not the ribbons in your hair
I don't mind you coming here
And wasting all my time
I guess you're just what I needed"
--"Just What I Needed" by The Cars
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i revisited this album today.what an amazing and wonderful collection of songs-all on the debut release... review from allmusic.com: The Cars' 1978 self-titled debut, issued on the Elektra label, is a genuine rock masterpiece. The band jokingly referred to the album as their "true greatest-hits album," but it's no exaggeration - all nine tracks are new wave/rock classics, still in rotation on rock radio. Whereas most bands of the late '70s embraced either punk/new wave... MORE
