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Goodnight Gracie: August 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Sunday, August 26, 2007. Goodnight Gracie Podcast #6- The Rise of the Instruments. Welcome to the world of Takeshi Terauchi and other masters of instruments. Pet Sounds-The Beach Boys. And I Love Her-Chet Atkins. Noue Buschi-Takeshi Terauchi and Bunnys. Egyptian Reggae-Jonathan Richman and The Modern Lovers. Snapshots of Nairobi-The Homosexuals. Click here for the:.

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Goodnight Gracie: November 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Thursday, November 29, 2007. Drinking Wine In The Cold/Getting Back. Well before I had to give up the blog and the podcast to concentrate on completing PhD. applications and research into western vigilantism in the twentieth century, I had been working on a thing about the Wedding Present’s Seamonsters. Dare, The Wedding Present, Seamonsters. 2000-I remember being obsess...

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Goodnight Gracie: January 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Saturday, January 27, 2007. Yip/Jump Music: Summer 1983. Daniel Johnston, 1983. Yip/Jump Music: Summer 1983. Is Johnston’s most lucid and well-written work, before his psychosis bloomed and his lyrics became increasingly (more) childlike, biblically oriented and weirdly psychedelic. Which is a more proper affair. Posted by Goodnight Georgie at 9:44 AM. And the hits keep ...

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Goodnight Gracie: December 2006

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Friday, December 29, 2006. The Third Testament, 1969, Godz. As a warning, I would be skeptical of anyone who actually professed any affinity whatsoever for The Godz. Be as mindful of bullshit, as you would be when discussing Captain Beefheart’s, Troutmask Replica. Posted by Goodnight Georgie at 1:17 PM. Tuesday, December 26, 2006. The Pictorial Jackson Review, 1988, Felt.

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Goodnight Gracie: September 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Wednesday, September 19, 2007. Goodnight-Gracie is sadly on hiatus. Thanks to those of you who ever bothered to look at this. Please return, though I know not when. Posted by Goodnight Georgie at 6:06 PM. Saturday, September 08, 2007. Goodnight Gracie Podcast #8- Girls! Laura Nyro-One of my favorite Girls! Please click here for the:. 3 (You Tell Me? Station near the esca...

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Goodnight Gracie: July 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Saturday, July 28, 2007. Red, Hot and Country. Click on Link Below. Goodnight-Gracie Podcast #2-Red, Hot and Country. Red Hot and Country Podcast Playlist. Alone and Forsaken-Hank Williams. Funny How Time Slips Away-Wanda Jackson. The Price of the Bottle-The Louvin Brothers. If I Were a Carpenter-Johnny and June Carter Cash. Agnes Queen of Sorrow-"Bonnie 'Prince' Billy".

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Goodnight Gracie: May 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Saturday, May 19, 2007. I had been bored, drinking, and watching Red River. On public television with the sound off. John Wayne with his big shifting haunches sauntered across the screen looking not unlike a badly hidden transvestite was pitted against his Oedipal foil, the gaunt-faced Montgomery Clift. I did not much like the movie so I put music on. Sunday, May 13, 2007.

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Goodnight Gracie: February 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Saturday, February 24, 2007. Thoughts on Rock and Roll in the Seventies-Punk and Power Pop (Part I). Punk has almost historically been described as a social. Movement but I find it more helpful to see it, like power pop, as a musical. In fact, many think falsely that punk had as its original sin, an overt fascination with politics or radicalism. It is true that in Am...

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Goodnight Gracie: March 2007

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I review, mostly, old records and write about rock and roll, because it is dead and new music sounds mainly like old music, only worse. Saturday, March 24, 2007. No Guitars in '77-The Beach Boys Dreamy Love You. The Yin to the Yang of Suicide’s Nightmarish Debut. 1977 saw the release of debuts by The Clash, The Sex Pistols, Wire, Talking Heads, Richard Hell, Television, Chic, and Cheap Trick. Paul McCartney hid behind the strange guise of Percy Thrillington. David Bowie released both Low. And 15 Big Ones.