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i wanna be a cowboy's sweetheart

I crawled over the 2000 CD line late last week. The lucky number went to a new tribute CD with covers of Australian underground rock stuff between 1963 - 1968 called Wild About You (if you picked up that Raven compilation of early Saints stuff with the same name, you'll know the song). Our man on the street's favourite band is even on it. CD 2001 is a compilation of American Yodelling (no, really) stuff between 1911 and 1946 put out by some German label, with the Emmett Miller version of Lovesick Blues, and a song by my mother's favourite cowboy, Roy Rogers. Oh, and I picked up a second-hand copy of the new Stereolab CD, (on first listen, it's a bit better than I expected). There's a 3-inch CD by Colditz Glider that sounds quite nice, alongside an eponymous release by This is your captain speaking. Leaf have a new (cheap!) sampler out, with a nice cross-section of stuff (now I've gotta go find that Asa-Chang and Jun Ray release that everybody was going on about).

* 10:48 * music

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Comments (4)

Sue:

Hi there, just a quick question how many nicknames do you use? Or there are more than one authors in this blog?

Anyway i have finally linked your blog in my blog. Any reason why The Monkey Puzzle? Just curious.

Yes, i have been learning alot about New Media, Weblog as such. But sadly the RMIT weblog that i am owning now will come to an end, this is the final week of my semester!

However i will try to put some effort into blogging a private one in Blogger.Com

Final Note: Cool way to present your biography! :) Ciao

acb:

Iain from Ninetynine was actually the compiler of Wild About You.

I should get myself a copy of it.

cos:

No, there's only one of me. I'm always "cos" (which other nicknames do you mean?)

"The Monkey Puzzle" is a CD by The Saints that I was listening to while I setup Movable Type (and this blog) back in November 2001. See http://polydistortion.net/monkey/archives/2001/11/03/000003.html

Good luck with your next blog!

D.K.S.:

I think the Asa-Chang/Jun Ray CD you're looking for is floating around in the Whitehorse-Manningham library system. I borrowed it from the Box Hill branch a few months ago. If you can discover a friend who has a card there it's well worth putting in the effort to find it.