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UTCzech III

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  1. Yeah. Don't know these guys from Adam, but just happy to have another bbq joint here in town. Especially with those hours, will be curious to see what the quality is like at 7pm when I'm rolling into town from work, but I'll give it a shot. Just ain't got the pocket book for Louie Mueller's, I'm a Vencil Mares man myself.
  2. New place opening up in Taylor next month (supposedly, guy's been working on the place for over a year...). Will have to give it a go. https://buckalewsbbq.com/
  3. New documentary coming out, sounds good. https://www.savingcountrymusic.com/linda-ronstadt-biopic-the-sound-of-my-voice-on-the-way/?fbclid=IwAR2jNez2W3v0AwMBCklZyQYd8AP_6x7NfeaouMtgGxkrNENghEqWYWEHpv8
  4. You gotta start before you can stop.
  5. Not in my regular rotation, but I enjoy me some Journey from time to time, especially some of the earlier, deeper cuts:
  6. Does anybody REALLY know what time it is? Does anybody really care?
  7. Multi-cam video, this is really good:
  8. Their first album after Mark Olson left, it's more pop/rock than country, but I don't think there's a bad song on it, easily in my top 20 all-time favorite albums.
  9. Roger made an appearance at one of Nick's shows in NYC the other night.
  10. Great tune! Sidenote: beginning sampled from this weird band: You've heard their music, you just don't know it: on Napoleon Dynamite (though a cover version) Windows and other commercials:
  11. Tell it again, again, again.......
  12. Grantchester Meadows Summer '68 Free Four Sheep The Gunner's Dream
  13. I think you're some kind of deviated prevert. I think General Ripper found out about your preversion, and that you were organizing some kind of mutiny of preverts. Now MOVE!
  14. John & Paul Mick & Keef Phil & Don Bogey & Bacall Cheese & Onions Franks & Beans Twig & Berries
  15. This guy one or two of you may be familiar with, a Texas singer-songwriter named Sam Neely. Had a couple of minor hits in the 70's, my mom had this 8-track "Neely 2" that I just fell in love with when I was a kid (along with Mark Lindsay's "Silverbird" for some reason), I finally tracked down a vinyl copy years ago and still spin it regularly. He was living in Corpus and passed away in 2006. That Neely 2 album is really good, it actually has an early Elton John feel to it ala Tumbleweed Connection or Madman Across the Water, lots of string arrangements, it's good stuff. This was his other "hit": This was probably my favorite song on that 8-track, rock n roll to an 8 year old!
  16. Damn, you guys are bringing the shit! This is exactly what I hope this thread would be, I'm discovering all kinds of new stuff, I love it!
  17. Very cool. I didn't post any Joy Division since they are obviously not obscure, but they were one of those bands I discovered through the import catalogs, still have my original 12-inch singles of She's Lost Control and Love Will Tear Us Apart. Also had an original UK pressing of Unknown Pleasures that I sold off back in college when I was broke, still kicking myself in the ass over that one. I remember seeing the Durutti Column listed a lot in those catalogs. Good stuff, I will dive deeper into their music.
  18. Yeah, I love that tune (and ELO), but it didn't really fit with the other posts, so I didn't post it, but it's still all good.
  19. Hehe. As far as I can tell, he is the only American in that studio. I think Costello originally latched on to him because if his harmonica playing Had to be, because I can't imagine what they would have thought when this guy walked in the room, Huey the Hippie!
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