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Post #70258 by Basement Kahuna on Fri, Jan 16, 2004 10:59 AM

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On 2004-01-15 04:26, Trader Woody wrote:
You've got great taste, BK!

Volcano Suns (Burma offshoot, of course) are my fave band of all time & the Roger Miller/No Man stuff is very very good indeed (when he ditches the overly dada/experimental bumf). Clint Conley's Consonant album is a must for anyone who loved Burma in their 'That's When I Reach For My Revolver' type moments.

Trader Woody

[ Edited by: Trader Woody on 2004-01-15 04:44 ]

I like Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic a lot, too. Burma is my roots...I sat on many a porch after many a good party (sadly back in the eighties) drinking Old Milwaukee tall boys and listening to Burma. My post punk period was the Lyres, Embarassment, Big Dipper, Dumptruck, Died Pretty, Miracle Legion, Leaving Trains, Scratch Acid, Sex Clark Five, Absolute Grey, Sonic Youth (back when they had credibility!), Minutemen, Slovenly, Salem 66, The Black Girls, Crucifucks, The Feelies, Pixies, Camper Van Beethoven, and (Okay...you know me better than to call me a jam bander, but...) Plan 9... Anybody else here like any of those?