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Exciteable wrote:Not really found, but gifted.
Got this box set for x-mas from a friend.
I've been a UFO fan since forever, especially the Schenker years, so I have all the albums, but it's neat to hear them live or done in sessions.

Toolbox wrote:This looks right up Yamars alley. A little Sabbath, some Dead, a bit mariachi band, a little surf rock and some Funkadelic

Critics say I mangle my melodies, render my songs unrecognizable. Oh, really? Let me tell you something. I was at a boxing match a few years ago seeing Floyd Mayweather fight a Puerto Rican guy. And the Puerto Rican national anthem, somebody sang it and it was beautiful. It was heartfelt and it was moving. After that it was time for our national anthem. And a very popular soul-­‐singing sister was chosen to sing. She sang every note -­‐-­‐ that exists, and some that don't exist. Talk about mangling a melody. You take a one-­‐syllable word and make it last for 15 minutes? She was doing vocal gymnastics like she was a trapeze act. But to me it was not funny.

Where were the critics? Mangling lyrics? Mangling a melody? Mangling a treasured song? No, I get the blame. But I don't really think I do that. I just think critics say I do.

frank - up in grand blanc wrote:XM is greatest development of the past twenty years. I love playing the daily music lottery and hearing for the first time all sorts of awesome tunes. Awesome = catchy, complex, pleasing, or all three.

Today I heard Donovan (mellow yellow) perform Riki Tiki Tavi. Can't figure out how to grab the url from YouTube on this mobile so you'll have to find it yourself. Anyway, this will be my favorite song for the next few days or even weeks.

frank - up in grand blanc wrote:XM is greatest development of the past twenty years. I love playing the daily music lottery and hearing for the first time all sorts of awesome tunes. Awesome = catchy, complex, pleasing, or all three.

Today I heard Donovan (mellow yellow) perform Riki Tiki Tavi. Can't figure out how to grab the url from YouTube on this mobile so you'll have to find it yourself. Anyway, this will be my favorite song for the next few days or even weeks.

frank - up in grand blanc wrote:XM is greatest development of the past twenty years. I love playing the daily music lottery and hearing for the first time all sorts of awesome tunes. Awesome = catchy, complex, pleasing, or all three.

Today I heard Donovan (mellow yellow) perform Riki Tiki Tavi. Can't figure out how to grab the url from YouTube on this mobile so you'll have to find it yourself. Anyway, this will be my favorite song for the next few days or even weeks.

pdtpuck wrote:..playing the same 10 songs ad nauseum.

MICHIGAN wrote:

pdtpuck wrote:..playing the same 10 songs ad nauseum.

I agree with this, although I would say the number in the pot is a bit higher than ten. I am hearing the same songs across multiple stations, sometimes at or very near the same time. Are they telling me that Faction, Deep Tracks, and Willie's Roadhouse listeners all have the same playlist ? I notice that the songs in heavy rotation across several channels change every few weeks. Elder son put forth the idea that their licensing scheme is somehow driving it, that is they license a certain bucket of music for a block of time and run it for a period and across a planned spectrum of channels that the think will make it seem much fresher and random. Riki Tiki Tavi will be airing on Coffee House, 60s on 6, and Deep Vinyl for 4 weeks and then it is returned to obscurity, never to be heard from again. But don't worry, Electric Banana has a month long run coming up this summer.

MICHIGAN wrote:

pdtpuck wrote:..playing the same 10 songs ad nauseum.

I agree with this, although I would say the number in the pot is a bit higher than ten. I am hearing the same songs across multiple stations, sometimes at or very near the same time. Are they telling me that Faction, Deep Tracks, and Willie's Roadhouse listeners all have the same playlist ? I notice that the songs in heavy rotation across several channels change every few weeks. Elder son put forth the idea that their licensing scheme is somehow driving it, that is they license a certain bucket of music for a block of time and run it for a period and across a planned spectrum of channels that the think will make it seem much fresher and random. Riki Tiki Tavi will be airing on Coffee House, 60s on 6, and Deep Vinyl for 4 weeks and then it is returned to obscurity, never to be heard from again. But don't worry, Electric Banana has a month long run coming up this summer.