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"Bicycle LP's" makes it sound like you've attached a turntable tonearm to your front wheel so you can play music while riding around town.
@ai6yr Buddy! Gonna be some fabulous drumming on that one!
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Now to look up which Beastie Boys song has the lyric “I’m Buddy Rich when I fly off the handle”…
Doooon dooooon dooooon duh dooon dooon
Iiiiiiiiiii can’t it
@sollat LOL "Sabotage" apparently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5rRZdiu1UE&list=RDz5rRZdiu1UE&start_radio=1
Beastie Boys - Sabotage (Official Music Video)
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One of the worst parts of the new Star Trek movies, and set the tone for a lot of bad choices.
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I also found a YouTube with audio of Buddy Rich flying off the handle at his band. Didn’t listen to the whole thing, but I’m guessing he didn’t go harder than James Brown.
@ai6yr elevator music. You just need an elevator!
But really, it wasn't bad background music. I recall playing with Legos and my mother listening to stuff like this.
And Carly Simon. Carly Simon on the record player meant, "go outside".
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Those are good songs from my teenage years.
LOL
"Wurlitzer Orbit III"
"...The Orbit III is an unusual, but not at all rare, basic monophonic synthesizer. It was included as the third manual on many different Wurlitzer home organ models since its introduction in 1971 ...Cheesy drum beats, the usual home organ sounds, and a cassette player/recorder round out the features of the organs that typically contain an Orbit III....""
"..They are of considerable weight, and as a result they can often be had for the cost of sweat equity alone.... when you tire of it, you can pass it on to the next sucker, ahem, lucky individual...."
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direct to disc - means there was no magnetic tape used to record, which was then transcribed to the analogue master but was recorded direct to the analogue master. this was the highest level of recording at the time to avoid noise and distortion.
Both of these musicians are in my collection today and I have listened to throughout my life. Not primary but they've always been there. I never fully appreciated Les Brown until this last year. First heard of him in my 20's from people who were nuts about him. Nearly 50 years later I've heard enough music now to really appreciate him.
Buddy Rich was one of the greatest drummers of all time. I'll get you a link.
Birdland was a jazz club in NYC. An important one. And just as important, was a song composed by Joe Zawinal in the mid 1970's . He started what we know today as Jazz Fusion with this song. It changed music. Completely.
Congrats on an amazing score of music
https://youtu.be/94DeieWZgTM?list=RD94DeieWZgTM
Insane Drum Solo ◦ Buddy Rich
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