The Obscure

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

Interesting story up there.

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

Yep, where SRV got his Texas Flood

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

 

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Yesireee ! Some obscure stuff up there - even too obscure for me - but my underground taste for music can make me appreciate the wildest, "obscurest" sound out there in rockland....I always say you need the guts to ignore the wimpy mainstream stuff that at times pollutes real art , because yes, music and rock IS art !!!

 

[triptych]

Does this baby fit in this here thread ??? Is it obscure enuff ? The Warlocks, pre-Grateful Dead ('64)

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

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Yesireee ! Some obscure stuff up there - even too obscure for me - but my underground taste for music can make me appreciate the wildest, "obscurest" sound out there in rockland....I always say you need the guts to ignore the wimpy mainstream stuff that at times pollutes real art , because yes, music and rock IS art !!!

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Yesireee ! Some obscure stuff up there - even too obscure for me - but my underground taste for music can make me appreciate the wildest, "obscurest" sound out there in rockland....I always say you need the guts to ignore the wimpy mainstream stuff that at times pollutes real art , because yes, music and rock IS art !!!

Well then let's roll.....

 

[triptych]

Let's roll .........

This tune remained in obscurity until Eric Stumpo's Plan 9 dug it up and inserted it into their Dealing with the Dead album during the Paisley Underground revival of the otherwise wimpy 1980s.

 

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Whatever anyone may think of Charles Manson and the Family, he had released a very obscure and, considered by many, mediocre album of songs
"Lie: The Love and Terror Cult"......ya can't get more obscure than this

 

[aerius]

Before Feist became famous from the Apple commercial, she did this with Peaches.


This one's a hidden gem which rarely gets played from Blue Rodeo's best album. Greg Keelor on lead vocals (instead of Jim Cuddy) and a young Sarah McLachlan on background vocals.

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

Whatever anyone may think of Charles Manson and the Family, he had released a very obscure and, considered by many, mediocre album of songs
"Lie: The Love and Terror Cult"......ya can't get more obscure than this

I;ve heard those songs not bad actually. yep....obscure.

Speaking of which....

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

If I ever had a late night radio show (fantasy of mine, I do own the music), this would be my theme song.

Four song sets then a little history on what was just heard.

Guy was discovered singing in a parking lot with some buddies.

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

Guy walked into Sun Records in Memphis to record a record and he did, all we have is that one record. What a shame;

 

[Spam On Rye]

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

 

[Sir Elzio Dennick]

 

[triptych]

Guy walked into Sun Records in Memphis to record a record and he did, all we have is that one record. What a shame;

Not everyone was Elvis

 

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Nash the Slash......pretty obscure in my rockbook