![]() 01/12/2017 at 12:43 • Filed to: Musiclopnik | ![]() | ![]() |
Also, Happy birthday to Mr. De La Rocha today.
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Saw them close for Wu-Tang on Randall Island in the pouring rain. One of the best shows I have been to.
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That was the album that forced me to buy a CD player.
It was the first album I wanted that wasn’t available in Vinyl. I remember standing there in the record store holding it in my hand, thinking to myself,
“Well... Looks like today is the day I’m buying a CD player.”
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Did you eventually get the vinyl?
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Speaking of that record.... I love it that this dude was just sitting on this footage for that long.
From video details:
ooooh shit. almost 21 years ago i shot this footage of rage playing zed records. mostly been sitting on it for this long because im that lazy.
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“I got no patients now. So sick of late payments now.” —Dr. Maynard James Keenan, MD (Trump’s pick for HHS secretary)
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Dude must not have had much rage.
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Somewhat related: I went to highschool with a girl named Leslie Maynard. Being stupid highschool kids, my friends and I would (behind her back, but really with no malice because she was a really nice girl) refer to her as Leslie Maynard James Keenan Ivory Wayans Brothers Show.
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Why would I do that? I have a CD player now!
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You can even listen in your car now!
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I just checked the timeline:
Video: March 1992
Album recorded: April-May 1991
Makes sense how close the performance was to what they did in the studio.
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I remember the factory Blaupunkt in my first Vanagon had a CD changer input, and a 12v signal wire to switch from the radio/tape to the input.
I thought I was so clever.
I had the CD player mounted on the floor on a stand, ran power to a 12v socket I installed in the glove box, and a 12v switch on the dashboard for the remote wire.
It still skipped like crazy.
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A more 90s nickname I cannot imagine! I also knew a girl with the last name Maynard, we did something similar (but less clever).
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10 seconds anti-skip
NO! 30 seconds anti-skip!
WAIT!! 90 seconds anti-skip!!!
I ‘member...
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This exact CD player was the first one my family had. I remember handling it like a piece of fine china. Eric Clapton Unplugged was the first CD we had, and I still love that album. Hell, that CD is probably still in the giant 300-cd changer I bought years later.
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Surrealistic Pillow by Jefferson Airplane turns 50 on Feb 3.
That’s a milestone album too.
As for Albums of 92 in my current rotation (in order of their release):
- La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Volume One - White Zombie
- Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell - Social Distortion
- It’s a Shame About Ray - The Lemonheads
- House of Pain - House of Pain
- Gordon - BNL
- Blind Melon - Blind Melon
- Dirt - Alice in Chains
- Core - STP
- Rage Against the Machine -
RAtM
- The Chronic - Dr. Dre
I have
eclectic
taste when it comes to music.
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An eclectic taste is the best way to experience music. Folks who hone in on one genre are missing out.
Also, damn. The early 90s produced some great music.
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God, the 300 CD changer. I totally forgot about those.
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Does this mean that killing in the name of will end up on classic rock stations?
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That would feel weird
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I like the cut of your jib.
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Oh yes, I was so excited about mine! I got one with a ps/2 plug in the front so you could plug in a keyboard and type in the names of the cds. Now it’s parked “permanently” in a family house we only use in the summer, so every once in a while we just hit ‘shuffle.’ And on that note, there is a LONG pause between songs while the disc is changed... anyway.
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I saw Wu Tang open for Rage at Deer Creek in Indy around 1996. I’ve been to a lot of concerts and some large festivals. Wu Tang and Rage is still what I compare all concerts against.
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1991-94 is a wealth of cross-genre creativity. If you map strong, classic albums starting in 1989 and continuing to 1997 it’s remarkably close to bell curve.
Also correlating to a rise of more readily available designer drugs, but that’s a different discussion for a different day.
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I like the cut of your hair.