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Neil Young - Noise & Flowers

Oh, I totally agree. Snake farm, it just sounds nasty Snake farm, pretty much is Snake farm, it's a reptile house Snake farm, hm

...it just sounds nasty.

The War on Drugs - A Deeper Understanding

I remember couw and always enjoyed his posts, he is missed. I don't post here as ofter as I used to, like many in this thread. Joined on March 10, 2003. And I'll always have an appreciation for what this board has been, what countless members have taught me over the years, and the enjoyment we used to have while live chatting (while listening to the same album at 20 different locations around the world and talking about the music - and cussing each other out). Since 2003 I've lived in Germany, Texas, New Jersey, and now Arizona. And during that time I've had the opportunity to meet many board members, for which I'm also thankful: Jazzbo, Shawn, Big Al, Rooster Ties, Vajerzy, RDK, Sidewinder, Soulstream, David Weiss, BFrank, Pete C, noj, and most recently Free For All.

Rest in Peace, Kenny.

Micky Dolenz - Dolenz sings R.E.M.

Goose - Everything Must Go

I'm liking this instrumental album. It's a grower.

Tedeschi Trucks/Leon Russell - Mad Dogs and Englishmen Revisited This is cool - they brought in all of the remaining members of Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs band, included RIta Coolidge and Dave Mason. And newer folks like Chris Robinson and Warren Haynes. Fun album.

Stephan Thelen - Fractal Guitar 3

Thanks for sharing - I jumped around that video a bit and liked what I heard. I think they're fascinating and have had an interesting evolution in their sound from the early albums to the more recent stuff.

Male mule deer lounging outside my living room window today.

Man, I'm envious! Let us know how it was!