Re: [bomp] Re: On da playa

["mykel larson" <satch.mykels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

julian (and his mailorder staff) is/are obviously devoted fans of the devil's
bud...

but i'm pretty sure i'm fine with that!  hehe

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Eric Reidelberger
  To: bomp@xnet2.com
  Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 10:31 PM
  Subject: Re: [bomp] Re: On da playa



  Yes
    There has been much GFR action on the turntables.
    I blame it all on Julian Cope, his website has a rave review of Grand
Funk Live, his convictions were pretty strong, it made me replay a lot  of
their records
    check it out
    http://www.headheritage.co.uk/unsung/albumofthemonth/1198

    I have that Cincinnatti pop fest footage as well, also notable for a
great Alice Cooper performance when he was still very psychedelic.

  Lenny Smith <vze3c488@verizon.net> wrote:
  "Eric Reidelberger"  wrote:

  > This is the stuff that's been dominating my decks for the past few days
  >   Grand Funk - Survival
  >   Grand Funk - Red Album
  >   Grand Funk - Live

  Wow.  Glutton fer punishment, eh?  ; )  j/k--"Paranoid" from their s/t lp
  was the first (well, maybe the second of 2) song I ever performed onstage,
  in public.  We were called Bugsy & The Electric Pimples.  That was my 5th
  grade band, hehehe.  We kinda sucked.  2 gigs, though...  I actually sorta
  treasure the GFR set in the video of the Cincinnatti Pop Fest, same outdoor
  concert that featured the notorious peanut-butter smearing Stooges set.
  Mountain was pretty fun, too.

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