what are you listening to?

The last time I was in Seattle was in 1992 for the Music Educators Northwest Convention at the Downtown Sheraton and I got to the delis and the 50s restaurant in Seattle Center, drank white water called Lucerne milk from Safeway but did not get to ant record stores!

Wish I had at this point. Everybody knows this is nowhere...
 
The Rolling Stones - Greatest Hits
(1977, abkco) DVL2-0268; 2 LP


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listening to record 2. We Love You was the B side single for Dandelion in 1967 and includes backing vocals by Lennon & McCartney according to the wiki article.
 
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Had a blast with an "Air Purifier" salesman from Casper awhile ago here at the house. Course we made him do his sales schpiel in the mancave. He can hardly do his schpiel while rubbernecking to take all this gear in. It was like a "Kirby" presentation. The kid is only 23 years old, but knew quality when he was lookin at it. He finally said about halfway through his sales pitch--- "That's pretty old gear there isn't it/" I told him most of it was ten years older than he was. He said " You're not buying any air purifiers tonight are ya?" I told him no, but gave him good marks on his approach. He said" Fuck that....can we listen to this beast?". Why of course!! Set him in the sweet spot and as "Divine Moment of Truth" got wound up I hit the throttle on this pig and like Nando said " A smile was about to cross your face knowing what was about to hit him". Amen nando, it worked again. I think it was the thumping of his chest that was most impressive to him. He kept lookin behind everything in the room, I finally asked him what the F^%$ he was doin, he said " Lookin for the sub". Then I did crank it up, about 3" from his ear I was screaming about didn't need one. He never did hear me.
 
Listening to a new purchase and digging through the archives...

Doug Sahm-"The San Antonio Hipster" 2010 San Antonio Records cd (new purchase)
Tom Petty + The Heartbreakers-"Damn The Torpedoes" 1979 MCA Records cd
Tom Petty + The Heartbreakers-"Hard Promises" 1981 MCA Records cd
Linda Ronstadt-"Don't Cry Now" 1973 Asylum Records cd (Mofi Gold version)
The Band-"Moondog Matinee" 1973 Capitol Records cd (remaster w/bonus tracks)
 
The Marshall Tucker Band-"Way Out West! Live From San Francisco 1973" 2010 Shout Factory Records cd
 
Listening to a new purchase and digging through the archives...

Doug Sahm-"The San Antonio Hipster" 2010 San Antonio Records cd (new purchase)
Tom Petty + The Heartbreakers-"Damn The Torpedoes" 1979 MCA Records cd
Tom Petty + The Heartbreakers-"Hard Promises" 1981 MCA Records cd
Linda Ronstadt-"Don't Cry Now" 1973 Asylum Records cd (Mofi Gold version)
The Band-"Moondog Matinee" 1973 Capitol Records cd (remaster w/bonus tracks)

I like Petty.
 
The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night
(1964, United Artists)

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with "I Cry Instead" in the track listing on the label and cover.
 
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