RE: (TV) Music Critic Bashing/Ancient R. Lloyd Critique

["Forster, Michael H." <michael.forster@unisys.com>]

I suppose this is a pretty unrelated question but is that David Johansen
currently acting in Oz on HBO?  I haven't seen him in a while and if it's
him he's lost a little weight since I saw him last but it sure looked like
him to me.

I'm currently obsessing over Ian Hunter.  I got his compilation and it
mirrors his career.  Soaring highs and deep, deep lows.  I think more of the
former than the latter.

MikeF

> -----Original Message-----
> From: eric s gregory [mailto:esgregory@uswest.net]
> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 4:04 PM
> To: tv@obbard.com
> Subject: Re: (TV) Music Critic Bashing/Ancient R. Lloyd Critique
> 
> 
> gotta toss my good word toward "who's landing in my hangar?"
> as well...i really miss human switchboard...carson's liners
> are great.
> playing in my tomb:
> 
> the doors- strange days
> country joe & the fish- best of
> nick cave & bad seeds- best of
> kevin ayers- whatevershebringswesing & joy of a toy
> triffids- live in stockholm & calenture
> david johansen & harry smiths- new cd
> 
> 
> Maurice Rickard wrote:
> > 
> > Wow, thanks, Leo.  Really nice piece of writing.  Tom Carson wrote
> > the novel _Twisted Kicks_ (which I haven't read) and the liner notes
> > on the back of the Human Switchboard's _Who's Landing in My Hangar_.
> > Those notes are another great piece of rock writing, and it's a good
> > album, too (just like Tom says).
> > 
> > Since it's been kind of quiet lately, here are my latest obsessions:
> > 
> > Naked City: _Radio_.  Mind-blowingly aggressive playing 
> from Bill Frisell,
> >         great Zorn compositions, and some hilarious and 
> scary vocals by
> >         Yamataka Eye.  It's been sustaining me of late.
> > 
> > Ikue Mori with Robert Quine and Marc Ribot: _Painted Desert_.
> >         Often understated, but extremely tasty playing.  
> Quine's in fine form
> >         on this one, and some of the noisemaking peaks are 
> deeply satisfying.
> >         There's no mistaking his tone, either, and he and 
> Ribot work very well
> >         together.
> > 
> > Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five and Hot Seven:  Sony's 
> about to release a 4-CD
> >         set of these early recordings, and I'm waiting...
> > 
> > The For Carnation: (s/t)
> > 
> > JLRP/The Downer Trio: 3
> > 
> > So what is currently obsessing those of us out there?
> > 
> > --
> > Maurice Rickard
> > http://mauricerickard.com/
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