| Imaginary Diseases exceeds my expectations! [message #207645] |
Mi, 18 Januar 2006 01:19 |
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As pleasing or a t riffle better than Joe's Corsage, IMHO.
Reminds me of running home with the newly released Waka Jawaka knowing
the style had changed radically from the recent "comedy music" He had
been doing. I plopped the LP down on my Garrard SL72 turntable and
cranked up the volume on my Lafayette amplifier to hear wonderful music
from my custom Utah speakers...
Life was good in 1972.
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| Re: Imaginary Diseases exceeds my expectations! [message #207646 ] |
Mi, 18 Januar 2006 01:42 |
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wß wrote:
> As pleasing or a t riffle better than Joe's Corsage, IMHO.
>
> Reminds me of running home with the newly released Waka Jawaka knowing
> the style had changed radically from the recent "comedy music" He had
> been doing. I plopped the LP down on my Garrard SL72 turntable and
> cranked up the volume on my Lafayette amplifier to hear wonderful music
> from my custom Utah speakers...
> Life was good in 1972.
I'm waiting for something as good as The Lost Episodes.
Is it as good as The Lost Episodes?
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| Re: Imaginary Diseases exceeds my expectations! [message #207652 ] |
Mi, 18 Januar 2006 05:36 |
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While I'm pretty sure I will enjoy the hell out of it on subsequent
listenings, to be honest, my first listen to the album today left me a
little disappointed, thinking of what could have been. I guess I'm too
negative sometimes and tend to focus more on the things that bother me
when I finally get an album as anticipated as this one was. There's the
audible edits in "Farther Oblivion", the fact that there's no vocal
section in "Rollo", that there's no "Little Dots", there's no super
astonishing presence of (perhaps) the only known recording of
"Waka/Jawaka". My first listen left me feeling like "Ok, a long awaited
official release of a few nice things and a lot of horn solos. Hmph."
I guess in some way I get the feeling that if Spencer Chrislu really did
slap together a two-disc Petite Wazoo release which is just sitting on a
shelf somewhere since he left the organization, it probably would have
stomped this release and include more of the above mentioned "if only's."
But, yeah, like I said, I'm still pretty sure that the next several
times I listen to this album, it's going to be blowing my mind.
--
Milhouse Guidry of the mWo
Sometime king of alt.pro-wrestling.dx
I have to pick up a frickin' pie at nine in the morning.
"I apologize and recognize the validity of your argument."
--"Whit Sterling", in one of the more absurdly unlikely
statements in the history of Usenet.
mWo. It's not just the coolest, it's fa lyfe, so survey says
whether you like it or don't like it, never E-e-e-ver tell
me he did *not* just SMELL what mWo 3:16 reeks of.
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| Re: Imaginary Diseases exceeds my expectations! [message #207656 ] |
Mi, 18 Januar 2006 11:33 |
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Last night when I got home I excitedly opened the very well shrink
wrapped package that contained ID and went upstairs to play it on my
computer. (There is no embellishment here) We had 4 electrical power
interuptions within 30 minutes, some lasting severqal minutes in
duration. When the power came back for what I believed was its
restored state I attempted to turn on the computer but another, longer
outage occurred. A call to our local eletric service produced a
message that power would be restored fully by 11:30PM. Went to sleep,
here I am, going to listen when I get to work.
Marc
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| Re: Imaginary Diseases exceeds my expectations! [message #207675 ] |
Do, 19 Januar 2006 00:10 |
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Milhouse Authentico wrote:
> While I'm pretty sure I will enjoy the hell out of it on subsequent
> listenings, to be honest, my first listen to the album today left me a
> little disappointed, thinking of what could have been. I guess I'm too
> negative sometimes and tend to focus more on the things that bother me
> when I finally get an album as anticipated as this one was. There's the
> audible edits in "Farther Oblivion", the fact that there's no vocal
> section in "Rollo", that there's no "Little Dots", there's no super
> astonishing presence of (perhaps) the only known recording of
> "Waka/Jawaka". My first listen left me feeling like "Ok, a long awaited
> official release of a few nice things and a lot of horn solos. Hmph."
>
> I guess in some way I get the feeling that if Spencer Chrislu really did
> slap together a two-disc Petite Wazoo release which is just sitting on a
> shelf somewhere since he left the organization, it probably would have
> stomped this release and include more of the above mentioned "if only's."
>
> But, yeah, like I said, I'm still pretty sure that the next several
> times I listen to this album, it's going to be blowing my mind.
>
>
Since I'm not into tapes or own many boots I have only the original
releases and concerts I attended to go by. I would hope that this is the
best sounding and best examples of this bad they came up with.
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| Re: Imaginary Diseases exceeds my expectations! [message #218790 ] |
So, 12 Februar 2006 18:46 |
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"Milhouse Authentico" <milhouse_on_a_stick [at] derekmarvelli.org> wrote in
message news:435usrF1lhu6lU1 [at] individual.net...
> While I'm pretty sure I will enjoy the hell out of it on subsequent
> listenings, to be honest, my first listen to the album today left me a
> little disappointed, thinking of what could have been. I guess I'm too
> negative sometimes and tend to focus more on the things that bother me
> when I finally get an album as anticipated as this one was. There's the
> audible edits in "Farther Oblivion", the fact that there's no vocal
> section in "Rollo", that there's no "Little Dots", there's no super
> astonishing presence of (perhaps) the only known recording of
> "Waka/Jawaka". My first listen left me feeling like "Ok, a long awaited
> official release of a few nice things and a lot of horn solos. Hmph."
>
> I guess in some way I get the feeling that if Spencer Chrislu really did
> slap together a two-disc Petite Wazoo release which is just sitting on a
> shelf somewhere since he left the organization, it probably would have
> stomped this release and include more of the above mentioned "if only's."
>
> But, yeah, like I said, I'm still pretty sure that the next several times
> I listen to this album, it's going to be blowing my mind.
>
I got the clap once. It wasn't an imaginary disease.
>
> --
> Milhouse Guidry of the mWo
> Sometime king of alt.pro-wrestling.dx
> I have to pick up a frickin' pie at nine in the morning.
>
> "I apologize and recognize the validity of your argument."
> --"Whit Sterling", in one of the more absurdly unlikely
> statements in the history of Usenet.
>
> mWo. It's not just the coolest, it's fa lyfe, so survey says
> whether you like it or don't like it, never E-e-e-ver tell
> me he did *not* just SMELL what mWo 3:16 reeks of.
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