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I was the 2001 Live365 Blue Valentine contest winner, and was, of course, deeply honored. Apparently songs about having your heart tromped on after it has been pulled from your chest had a mass appeal. For many, Valentines' Day is yet another opportunity to turn over the scorched earth left in the grand exits of former lovers. Songs about betrayal, heartbreak, and unrequited affection provide a bleak soundtrack where one can first reflect, then, obsess and bum. Actually, some of the tunes were merely about that kooky thing called love and, hopefully, did not compel the heartsick to gnaw an arm off above the elbow before skulking home to hang themselves. Concerning affairs of the heart, it's like Dylan said: "the struggle's where it's at."

Favorite Artists

Slim Harpo
Rivals Muddy Waters as my favorite bluesman.

9 Below Zero
Don't Point Your Finger (1981) may have been the only thing they recorded, but it's classic.

Zephyr
Their live recordings from numerous Colorado dates are sentimental favorites. Forget his solo stuff: this is Tommy Bolin at his best.

John Doe

Mothers of Invention
(...provided, of course, you omit about everything featuring Flo and Eddie).

Favorite Albums

The Who - Live at Leeds or Who's Next
The greatest live album ever recorded, or a studio album with Keith Moon at his peak. Hard choice.

John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band -
An exhausting, demanding classic.

Sex Pistols - Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols
Released in the US in 1977, this obliterated the bleak music landscape dotted with arena rockers, corporation-owned record companies, folkies and discos. The birth father of grunge.

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Live!
Positively killer from start to finish. Brilliant.

Frank Zappa - Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar/Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar Some More/Return of the Son of Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar and Guitar
A series containing 52 of Frank's guitar solos culled from live performances covering 1977 through 1984. Merely extraordinary.

Favorite Broadcasters

claren44
Real extreme freeform.

chromatosis
Obscure and classic new wave, surf, spy, exotica, weird and more.

shout bubble

 

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