The obscure music thread

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Steve LeBlanc;330183DONNIE IRIS & THE CRUISERS: LOVE IS LIKE A ROCK Live 1981[/QUOTE said:
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NEBRASKA?

guess that answers my question!
 
back in the late 80's and early 90's, I had a satellite dish (yea, one of the 8 footers!) and used to watch MuchMusic ALL the time! My wife made it a hobby to tape videos and did we tape them. We've got probably 35 tapes with 6 hours of videos on each one, and a filing system with index cards that contain the name of the song and artist, as well as what tape it's on and what time code location that video is on.

Of course, they are all available on youtube now, but it's pretty cool to go back and find some of those totally obscure groups!
 
Resist the urge to click out of it and... just... listen....

YouTube - Cecil Taylor - The Historic All-Star Reunion Concert 1985

Everything fits. Everything has its place. All is ordered. Much like all of existence, there is no such thing as chance, chaos, or randomness. These are merely epistemological labels we use to describe the structure and order that is present when we cannot identify it, comprehend it, or explain it due to the nature of our frame of reference.