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Originally posted by brennser:
great album - thanks markie!

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Anytime,

did I give you the single EP thing with dont look back into the sun on it? Its pretty good too. I have warmed to the album a good deal since their show.
did I give you the single EP thing with dont look back into the sun on it?
no, just the album - do you want the undertones best of and new album? I could give em to you Sat night?
Originally posted by brennser:
no, just the album - do you want the undertones best of and new album? I could give em to you Sat night?
Yes please. Is there anything you want, I can do along with the libertines.

I have the undertones 1st, self-titled album. I believe it has 6 bonus tracks…giving 23 in total.
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It really is very good, unfortunately it looks like they may not be playing at the Velvet Lounge with Elefant. Although at least one site lists them playing with the Walkmen at 9:30, it may be out of date.
Yes please. Is there anything you want, I can do along with the libertines.
sounds good - I'll take your undertones as well - do you have the first shins CD? Broken Social Scene? Thanks

oh and I also have the Nick Kelly solo stuff for you
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"Supersuckers main man Eddie Spaghetti's first solo effort is a messy and grinning bucket of covers called Sauce. In his liner notes, Spaghetti trashes the whole idea of solo records, especially those that consist solely of covers. But in typical fashion, that doesn't stop him from doing his own. Sauce features quick and easy, largely acoustic versions of outlaw country faves from Kris Kristofferson ("Best of all Possible Worlds") and Willie Nelson (the mirthful and giddy "Gotta Get Drunk"). There's also a run through "Cocaine Blues," but his isn't underpinned with terror like Johnny Cash's. Instead, Spaghetti cranks it out steely and fast, like it was the last song of the middle set in a Tuesday night dive bar gig. He gets a tad serious â?? or at least heartfelt â?? with Steve Earle's "I Don't Want to Lose You Yet," but it's back to a bleary-eyed cross of honky tonkin' and low culture slummin' for "Peace in the Valley" (originally by A3): Sauce isn't country, and it doesn't rock like his day job. But from end to end, it drips with the same dastardly good-time juice that defines the best Supersuckers stuff."
-AMG
Originally posted by grotty:
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"Supersuckers main man Eddie Spaghetti's first solo effort is a messy and grinning bucket of covers called Sauce. In his liner notes, Spaghetti trashes the whole idea of solo records, especially those that consist solely of covers. But in typical fashion, that doesn't stop him from doing his own. Sauce features quick and easy, largely acoustic versions of outlaw country faves from Kris Kristofferson ("Best of all Possible Worlds") and Willie Nelson (the mirthful and giddy "Gotta Get Drunk"). There's also a run through "Cocaine Blues," but his isn't underpinned with terror like Johnny Cash's. Instead, Spaghetti cranks it out steely and fast, like it was the last song of the middle set in a Tuesday night dive bar gig. He gets a tad serious â?? or at least heartfelt â?? with Steve Earle's "I Don't Want to Lose You Yet," but it's back to a bleary-eyed cross of honky tonkin' and low culture slummin' for "Peace in the Valley" (originally by A3): Sauce isn't country, and it doesn't rock like his day job. But from end to end, it drips with the same dastardly good-time juice that defines the best Supersuckers stuff."
-AMG
Didn't Mike Ness already do that? It was called under the influences.
Originally posted by vansmack:
Didn't Mike Ness already do that? It was called under the influences. [/QB]
It's more acoustic than either of the solo Ness records, but it definitely has a similar vibe.
Originally posted by grotty:
It's more acoustic than either of the solo Ness records, but it definitely has a similar vibe.
Thanks for the heads up. My favorite Supersuckers album is "Must've Been High" and it sounds like this is in the same vain.
Very similar to that - and the accompanying countrified extraganza: "Must've Been Live
Originally posted by brennser:
Yes please. Is there anything you want, I can do along with the libertines.
sounds good - I'll take your undertones as well - do you have the first shins CD? Broken Social Scene? Thanks

oh and I also have the Nick Kelly solo stuff for you
Shins yes, BSS no. Although I know someone who might let me make a copy. I would love to hear that Nick Kelly solo stuff.
the Rain Band

A kick-ass recommendation that I picked up somewhere on this board -
the Brit-pop night thread maybe…