RTP-area local music and culture

[bendy <bendy AT duke.edu>]

I don't know if a record's street team would endorse a free music 
sharing network like the liberry.

Speaking of that, I apparently once hallucinated the Carpenters box set 
sitting out at the main branch of the Durham County public, 'cause they 
say it's never existed in their holdings. Anyone else ever have that 
same hallucination?

- b!

rick sawyer wrote:
> i once made an oath that i wouldn't talk about music on this listserv
> unless you paid me.  guess chasw did the same!
>
> r.
>
> On 12/19/05, chasw <chasw88 AT comcast.net> wrote:
> > I checked out his new CD, titled Mighty Rearranger, from my local library,
> > after reading about it in one of these newsgroups.  Thanks.  I've been a fan
> > of Plant ever since he struck out on his own after Led Zepplin.  He's a sort
> > of pop singer, no question, but he crafts some very pleasing backup music.
> > He's kept the LZ sound alive, IMO.
> >
> > This last one, copyright 2005, has 4 tracks on it that rise to the level of
> > Plant's best.  I'm esp pleased to see him incorporate some very modern
> > guitar licks, e.g., looping and tracks played backwards.  He's willing to
> > include long hypnotic instrumental passages and the international influences
> > are clear, e.g., a Morrocan Tar drum.  The sum of those new things seems
> > vaguely familiar.  In any event, I recommend this CD for anyone who likes
> > Robert Plant's music.  Check you local library and make your own copy.
> > Support live music  - CW
> >
> > http://www.johnwinters.biz/listen.htm
> >
> >
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