Other Mixes By Rob Conroy
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We were having a party but we weren't invited
Artist | Song | |
Peter Laughner | Baudelaire | |
Peter Laughner | Rock It Down | |
Peter Laughner | Sylvia Plath | |
Peter Laughner | Cinderella Backstreet | |
Peter Laughner | Amphetamine | |
Rocket from the Tombs | So Cold | |
Rocket from the Tombs | What Love Is | |
Rocket from the Tombs | Ain't It Fun | |
Rocket from the Tombs | Transfusion | |
Rocket from the Tombs | Sonic Reducer [live] | |
Rocket from the Tombs | Never Gonna Kill Myself Again [live] | |
Rocket from the Tombs | Seventeen [live] | |
Pere Ubu | Heart of Darkness | |
Pere Ubu | 30 Seconds Over Tokyo | |
Pere Ubu | Final Solution | |
Peter Laughner | Me and the Devil Blues | |
Comment:
My 80-minute tribute to one of American punk's founding grandfather types, who was (un)lucky enough to die just as "punk" was breaking in mid-1977 (at the age of 24) and whose entire recorded legacy (aside from two seven-inches with Pere Ubu) exists in the form of home-recorded demos, a legendary radio broadcast with the seminal RFTT, and audience tapes of two live shows with RFTT. Despite the temptation to extend the Pere Ubu portion of this disc into the magnificent "The Modern Dance" album, I held back and stuck to my Laughner-themed guns. Thanks to lottie for finally replacing my long-lost copy of the "Take the Guitar Player for a Ride" disc.Feedback:
Looks great Rob. Only familiar with Pere Ubu's Final Solution. (Why are you up so early? Or are you staying up late?)
I don't know anything about this, but I would like it, as I have heard great things about Pere Ubu and I do like the one Rocket From The Tombs track I have heard. (Aint it fun)
ubu rules. haven't heard the laughner material. looks interesting.
i've never heard much ubu (for obvious reasons so neatly stated in your paragraph) but what i have heard i like. rock on
i just bought The Rocket from the tombs album, really excellent
Wonderful Rob.
Easily excited at the the party though never invited, teaching niavete to kids reared on TV, buying a gun to take care of number one, getting so high he just can't cum then reaching the brink so he just can't think, getting tangled up in red, learning harmonica blues from old English dudes. If anyone broke glass as gracefully and cruelly as Sylvia Plath is was Peter Laughner. Great mix!
Excuse me kind sir, but might I fetch a copy of this?
It took me so long to track down a copy of "Take the Guitar Player for a Ride", but in the end it was worth it. I was originally interested because of the Wilco connection; I figured anything good enough for Jeff Tweedy to flat out steal is good enough for me. And you just have to end this mix with those blues, nothing else will do. As much as Laughner borrowed from his idols, namely Lou Reed, I can safely say I've never heard anything quite like that one album.