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Future Memories

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by: St 37

Release Date August 07, 2005

CD-Charts Position 2

Tales from the Australian Underground, Vol. 2: 1977-1979

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by: Various Artists

Release Date April 24, 2007

CD-Charts Position 3
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Born out of Time: 1979-1988 - The Australian Indie Scene

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 04, 2002
Introduced to this stuff in a haze of pure fun around 2004, absinthia, tequila and yuengling. NEPA mingled with great sounds and friends from down under. Whatta night.. Scientists, Radio Birdman, Celibate Rifles get with it people you cannot go wrong. Some bad production on some stuff but who cares. Over all, a great compilation Thanks Ian&Donna.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Sir Henry at Rawlinson End

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by: Viv Stanshall

Release Date May 01, 1989
Setting the hounds on Jehovah's witnesses and shooting at a hang-glider are still funny, but referring to Africans as "Jungle Bunnies" wasn't ever funny.

CD-Charts Position 5
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The Complete Library of Congress Recordings

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by: Jelly Roll Morton

Release Date September 27, 2005
I had downloaded a few tracks from iTunes and decided that I wanted more. I wasn't disappointed. This is a treasure trove of first-hand accounts from a great and famous musician of what his life was like. The style and tone of Jelly's speech as much as the stories he told really helped paint a picture of being a musician and just being around in the early 1900s. I wish there were more recorded accounts like this--it's sort of like spending a weekend with my grandpa listening to what it was like for him as a youth. There's a lot of great music here too, and language that will offend many, but it's a rough-and-tumble account of rough-and -tumble times. I couldn't recommend these CDs highly enough to anyone interested in the formative years of jazz, when ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Complete Library of Congress Recordings

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by: Jelly Roll Morton

Release Date August 22, 2006
I had downloaded a few tracks from iTunes and decided that I wanted more. I wasn't disappointed. This is a treasure trove of first-hand accounts from a great and famous musician of what his life was like. The style and tone of Jelly's speech as much as the stories he told really helped paint a picture of being a musician and just being around in the early 1900s. I wish there were more recorded accounts like this--it's sort of like spending a weekend with my grandpa listening to what it was like for him as a youth. There's a lot of great music here too, and language that will offend many, but it's a rough-and-tumble account of rough-and -tumble times. I couldn't recommend these CDs highly enough to anyone interested in the formative years of jazz, when ragtime ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Dancing in the Sky

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by: Michael White

Release Date April 20, 2004
I suspect Dr. White's secret is that he psychically channels some of the old timers. His feel for traditional jazz may be without peer. This is one fine collection of songs, "Angel in the Daytime" with Thais Clark is a particular favorite.

CD-Charts Position 8
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New Orleans: The Living Legends

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by: Billie and De De Pierce

Release Date July 01, 1991
From the very moment when you hit the "play" button, you will be transported deep to the land where cypress trees grow, music is played both night and day, and where time passes by like a pleasant daydream. Billie and Dede Pierce, masters of the old-time New Orleans dixieland/jazz/blues sound, permanently fixed their position in the city's musical history with "Blues and Tonks From the Delta."

Listening to the tracks on this excellent disc, you are hearing the pure, unadulterated sounds of what News Orleans is all about. There are no slick, studio tricks, no over-production, and no strained and tired notes, there is simply an old-time street parade coming through your speakers. Billie's delightful piano playing and vocals, and Dede's fantastic cornet ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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New Orleans: The Living Legends

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by: Billie and De De Pierce

Release Date January 13, 1992
From the very moment when you hit the "play" button, you will be transported deep to the land where cypress trees grow, music is played both night and day, and where time passes by like a pleasant daydream. Billie and Dede Pierce, masters of the old-time New Orleans dixieland/jazz/blues sound, permanently fixed their position in the city's musical history with "Blues and Tonks From the Delta."

Listening to the tracks on this excellent disc, you are hearing the pure, unadulterated sounds of what News Orleans is all about. There are no slick, studio tricks, no over-production, and no strained and tired notes, there is simply an old-time street parade coming through your speakers. Billie's delightful piano playing and vocals, and Dede's fantastic cornet ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Do the Pop: Australian Garage-Rock Sound 1976-87

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 13, 2002
I finally broke down and bought this thing! And to my surprise, it's really good. Primative Radio Birdman and The Saint material as well as The Hoodoo Gurus. You got to hear these bands as well as other bands that were formed from these bands such as New Race with Deniz Tek, Rob Younger and Warwick Gilbert from Radio Birdman, Dennis Thompson from MC5 and Ron Asheton from The Stooges. And other bands such as The Hitmen, The Passengers, The Lime Spiders, the Hard Ons, The Visitors, and many more. There was a Stooges compilation years ago whereby it was just Australian bands playing Stooges covers. That was awesome! I had it on vinyl! Man, I wish I had that thing! It was so good!

This cd set, 2 cds is pretty cool! The inlay explains alot of what happened in the music ... Read More: