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Warren Binder wrote:
>Brian,
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>The poll's fine. Since I only bought a handul off the list--five, to be exact,
interestingly enough, although I just ordered the Link Wray one as well--I'm not
going to be too much help in the area of commenting on most of the selections.
You may want to change the title to best releases of 2004, though, since
some--Davie Allan, Link Wray, SC, SP--either contain all old material or a vast
majority of it.
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I freely admit I do not have everything (not even a majority) of what is
on the ballot either. But I just think it will be interesting seeing
what everyone did like and/or buy.
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>It will be a good method by which to consider what recent releases to buy, but
as is always the case, I'll be at least a year behind.
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Exactly!
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>I listened to a few of the Evan Foster song samples at amazon--great drumming
(it's Dusty, right?), but most of the songs didn't do a whole lot for me.
Especially "I Want Some Sex." It was good line on the cartoon Sealab
2021--because they used it sparingly.
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Yes, I am not quite sure what possessed him to release a vocal track,
especially one as cringe-worthy as that one, on an album he called
"Instrumentals". I guess he only says those 4 words over and over so
maybe he's got some 4 word limit for a song to still be considered an
instrumental.
BTW, did anyone else notice Evan Foster has a <gasp> humbucker in his
Jag on the photo? :^)
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