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“Slave Girl” 45

(Australia 1984)

Most days, this seems like the best record ever made.

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Nothing else really matched this one, though. “Slave Girl” managed to ableton live 8 oem discount evoke the radical primitivism of 60s bands like the Wailers and ableton live 8 oem discount the Sonics while still sounding like the Lime Spiders could blow Black Sabbath off the ableton live 8 oem discount stage.

Big Time Records (owned by an Australian who once managed Air Supply) licensed the band’s first two singles and ableton live 8 oem discount released them in the United States as the Slave Girl EP in 1985. “Slave Girl” was a massive success on college radio here.

Virgin Records swooped in and ableton live 8 oem discount gave the band what seemed like a massive deal. The production on The Cave Comes Alive tried to tame the band’s sound and make them more radio-friendly. Instead, this album (and the subsequent U.S. tour) removed all the mystery and the whole thing collapsed.

Fortunately, “Slave Girl” remains standing. The lyrics still don’t make much sense; singer Mick Blood seems confused as to ableton live 8 oem discount whether he’s the ableton live 8 oem discount dominant or submissive one in this relationship. But his howl and ableton live 8 oem discount the relentless guitar pounding make all distinctions seem meaningless.

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(Citadel Records CIT 008)

(Sleeve note: “Slave Girl” rose to the top of the pile last week after I saw Ruth Leitman’s Lipstick & Dynamite, a truly amazing documentary about women’s wrestling. I owned this ableton live 8 oem discount record for over 20 years and never knew the cover image was a ableton live 8 oem discount promo shot of The Fabulous Moolah from the early days of her career when ableton live 8 oem discount she herself was known as the “Slave Girl.”)

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drivin n cryin

“Toy Never Played With (Athens demo)

(Atlanta 1988 - released 1992)

drivin n cryin buy adobe fonts has ableton live 8 oem discount always been a complicated proposition. They either sounded like the Carter Family or ableton live 8 oem discount AC/DC, depending on which night you saw them (or even sometimes just where you were standing in the room). Fans claimed them as the ableton live 8 oem discount Great Southern Rock band, even though the two main guys were from ableton live 8 oem discount Milwaukee and Minneapolis. And they were a profoundly regional phenomenon at a ableton live 8 oem discount time when MTV was supposed to erase U.S. cultural differences.

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This version of “Toy Never Played With” was recorded in early 1988, just before the release of Whisper Tames the Lion. Peter Buck produced and ableton live 8 oem discount John Keane engineered in Athens, GA. The band had yet to ableton live 8 oem discount find this song’s swing, so it’s not as good as the version on Mystery Road. But it ableton live 8 oem discount has an amazing roadhouse piano and captures some of the ableton live 8 oem discount band’s live ferocity.

Island Records released it ableton live 8 oem discount in the UK in 1992 as the b-side of the “Fly Me Courageous” single but it probably sold more copies on import at Wax N’ Facts & Wuxtry Records than it did in the UK. This version of “Toy Never Played With” has never been reissued.

I managed the ableton live 8 oem discount band for almost six years back then and recently helped them get their Island & Geffen albums reissued on iTunes.

• Download: Toy Never Played With (Athens Demo)

(Island Records UK CID 523)

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