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Originally Posted by hat and beard

you should give this a listen: http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2005/0....html#comments

That's a great site. Thanks.

Lush - ''Spooky", my favorite of all their stuff.

Bach - Johann Sebastian, that is, not Sebastian.

Fischerspooner covering Wire's '15th'.Cool.

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Originally Posted by porkmarras

Sun Ra & The Blues Project-The Sensational Guitars Of Dan & Dale - Batman And Robin

Released: 1966/2001
Label: Universe Records-Tifton Records
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Reviewed by: Keith "Muzikman" Hannaleck, October 2001 Sun Ra was well known for being the king of cosmic jazz. He dressed in colorful attire and his music was just as full of life and animation as the garb he displayed on stage.
This 1966 release may come as a surprise to many longtime fans. It's not what you would expect from Sun Ra at all. This is a enjoyable combination of sixties era music that befits the characters that adorn the cover of this CD, Batman and Robin. I was a boy when this series was running and I remember being a big fan just as every other boy was. What I can't remember is the music that was played during the TV series. This served as a reminder of those long lost days of innocence.
I heard surf-instrumental, jazz, rhythm and blues, rock, and just about every other genre represented at one time or another during the course of this recording. By the time it wound down and got to the last track "The Bat Cave" I was hearing some strong Booker T. & The MGs influence, courtesy of Sun Ra on the Hammond B-3 organ. This is great music to give a spin at a party; it really gets you in a great mood. I have always said that Surf-Instro music was fun; it's even more of joy when it's a mixture of other musical styles. You will hear everything from a bluesy harmonica to a twangy guitar on this remarkably vivid and lively CD. I absolutely loved this. This is a must for all instrumental lovers and a certain collectable for Sun Ra enthusiast. This isn't merely a novelty folks; this is great music that should not be missed.
More about Batman And Robin:
Track Listing: Batman Theme / Batman's Batmorang / Batman And Robin Over The Roofs / The Penguin Chase / Flight Of The Batman / Joker Is Wild / Robin's Theme / Penguin's Umbrella / Batman And Robin Swing / Batmobile Wheels / The Riddler's Retreat / The Bat Cave
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Website: www.dpo.uab.edu/~moudry
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Here's a link for you Iain:
http://www.mp3-center.org/mp3/s/98

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Thanks dude...

I think I have the mp3s of this already...I had heard of it after all but only knew it as "that Sun Ra Batman one with Dick Dale"

I'm giving my second mixtape a listen through, to see how it is.

I'm giving pink moon a first spin. sounds good.

Oh, this Mazzy Star record is really good, So Tonight That I Migth See. A good buy.

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Originally Posted by DemonBox

Oh, this Mazzy Star record is really good, So Tonight That I Migth See. A good buy.

sweet. i got a cassette of it a couple of months ago for a buck. getting #1 plays in my work truck (which doesnt have a CD player). i love hope sandoval's junkied-out voice.

yeah, me too. that record is amazing.

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Originally Posted by DemonBox

I'm giving pink moon a first spin. sounds good.

I got that two days ago. Great fucking album.

Right now:

yeah, I loved it aswell.

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Originally Posted by TheDom

I got that two days ago. Great fucking album.

Right now:

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GREAT FUCKING ALBUM! I think the most important reggae album ever created.

I'm listening to:

Sun Ra & The Arkestra- "Sound Of Joy"

^That's my favorite Bob Marley album too.

Lest we forget, it was a WAILERS album. That includes the great talent of, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, & the Barrett brothers.
I'll give the credit to Bob for writing THE BEST song on the album, "Midnight Ravers".

therapy? - live in cork '91. i'd forgotten how good they used to be!

Parenthetical Girls - Safe as Houses

So great.

metallica- master of puppets