BFrank

Pretty excellent live album featuring a lot of early stuff

Excellent! Thanks!

Already Pre-Ordered! I never got that box set, but I still have an early double LP bootleg of that show. Haven't heard it in years, but I remember that the performance was really good.

Looks like a "must-have"

Excellent! Don't think I'll make that one, though.

Just got this in the mail and looking forward to hearing it. It was recorded at last year's Other Minds Festival that I was able to go to. My "festival buddy" Nessa was there, too!

Most of the Burner's Muse albums are great! Really a shame that they're all OOP, as is the label itself. It would be great to see someone buy up that catalog and rerelease a lot of that stuff, especially Earland's!

That Grissom album is from 2011, but he has some sort of contract with PRS, so it could be an early one that he got directly from PRS himself. Other early 80s Brit bands that were good: The Primitives, The Chameleons UK and the Charlatans UK

Unexpected rock/psychedelic tune from alt-country singer Price.

I picked this up today since I was at that show (with Nessa, BTW!)

I bought that set several years ago from someone here who was selling off a collection. Great music AND packaging!

I only have 4 of the 10, so I'll probably get this. Don't know why I don't have more of them anyway.

Excellent!

Enjoy! I saw him in LA this week. He and the band were on fire for over 2 hours.

I guess it doesn't really bother me because I don't have much interest in these. I would much rather spend money on a "good" instrument that works for me than one that "belonged" to someone else. Having said that, I did buy a J Mascis Squier several years ago but mostly because it got great reviews and was VERY affordable at <$450.

But these look like they are more than "tributes", they're custom exact replicas with decals, cig burns, scratches, etc. Most "tributes" seem to be in the low thousands. My friend just got a George Harrison "Rocky" Strat, which was $2k.

Real high energy show last night! And 2+ hours of non-stop music.

Seeing Steve Earle tomorrow (Tues) at the Troubadour in LA

Nice!

Cool! I don't know his stuff that well, but I like this album and his last solo. I must have heard him on McMurtry albums, too. I know you're a big Ely fan!