Favorite Sounds? - Page 14

macfanken · #**196** 08-11-2005, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

It's not like that shiny brass crap. It's like rustic and worldly looking. It's real brass....welded together.

Oh well....must. buy. new. bed. or. find. right. person.

Rustic is good... and the right person is even better!

dissention · #**197** 08-11-2005, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Serendipity

Ah my favourite "new" sound (alright, I know, I'm waaaaayyyy behind the times with my musical education). If only I could pick an album to buy first and stop downloading random songs.

~Nicki

Red Dirt Girl is her masterpiece, imo, and one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Wrecking Ball, Red Dirt Girl, and Stumble Into Grace are all good ones to get if you like her experimental, alternative work, but if you want her earlier and bluegrass stuff, I recommend getting Anthology.

strandinthewind · #**198** 08-11-2005, 03:42 PM

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I don't do four poster beds. Yuck. I have a nice sleigh bed made of wood and metal that a friend made for me cheaply a few years ago. The wood is stained black and the metal is a dull, beat up silver. Had it in storage for ages and just started using it about two months ago. Very lovely. My bedroom is black and white with very few colors, so it goes nicely in there.

At 6'4" -- a sleigh bed really does not work for me. And - you are all about the monochromatic with color used sparingly to accent, which is very Andree Putnam. I used to do that look - but now have moved on. I am a fan of larger furniture because I am large and thus, do not care for Sheridan, Hepplewhite, etc. - though I appreciate the craftsmanship.

I grew up with a lot of Mallard and Seignouret period stuff, which was sort of Fench colonial - it really is too small for me though.

ontheEdgeof17 · #**199** 08-11-2005, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by macfanken

Rustic is good... and the right person is even better!

:whew: I feel ten times better now.

Hey! It's you dancing on stage ---->

Serendipity · #**200** 08-11-2005, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Red Dirt Girl is her masterpiece, imo, and one of the greatest albums ever recorded. Wrecking Ball, Red Dirt Girl, and Stumble Into Grace are all good ones to get if you like her experimental, alternative work, but if you want her earlier and bluegrass stuff, I recommend getting Anthology.

Thank you!

~Nicki

strandinthewind · #**201** 08-11-2005, 03:45 PM

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. . . Hey! It's you dancing on stage ---->

That is just so hateful on so many levels - poor Ken, he did the best he could - and now its time to let it go

trackaghost · #**202** 08-11-2005, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I saw her a couple of times back when Spyboy was still together and those shows were stunning. She did a version of "Love Hurts" at one of the shows that had me bawling like a baby. Then I saw her after Red Dirt Girl came out and "Bang the Drum Slowly" had the same effect on me. Those opening lines are heartbreaking in the context of the song. "I meant to ask you how to fix that car/I always meant to ask you about the war."

Can't wait for her new album, some of the things posted on her site about the sessions make it sound as if it's going to be even more left-field than her last few albums.

BUT have you heard her version of Love Hurts with Gram Parsons?
One of the best ever duets/harmonies ever IMO!

dissention · #**203** 08-11-2005, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

At 6'4" -- a sleigh bed really does not work for me. And - you are all about the monochromatic with color used sparingly to accent, which is very Andree Putnam. I used to do that look - but now have moved on. I am a fan of larger furniture because I am large and thus, do not care for Sheridan, Hepplewhite, etc. - though I appreciate the craftsmanship.

You could always get a custom-made one like I did if you like them enough. I'm over six feet and wanted it to be big, but I also have a very large bedroom and can fit it in there easily. All I know is that I'll go to the Mattress Barn and pick out something before I put a four poster in my apartment.

As for Putnam, I don't think I can forgive her for Pershing Hall. Gawd, how I hated that one. Lovely bathrooms, but I really loathed the rest.

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I grew up with a lot of Mallard and Seignouret period stuff, which was sort of Fench colonial - it really is too small for me though.

Bless your heart, I'd die.

macfanken · #**204** 08-11-2005, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

That is just so hateful on so many levels - poor Ken, he did the best he could - and now its time to let it go

That's OK... Curtis could never be hateful... but yeah, that's WRONG!!

dissention · #**205** 08-11-2005, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by trackaghost

BUT have you heard her version of Love Hurts with Gram Parsons?
One of the best ever duets/harmonies ever IMO!

I'd be a lousy fan if I hadn't.

I love every version of it, but there's something about the Spyboy ones that are really remarkable. If you have the Spyboy live CD, the one on there is great.

ontheEdgeof17 · #**206** 08-11-2005, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by macfanken

That's OK... Curtis could never be hateful... but yeah, that's WRONG!!

Oh hush. You both chuckled.

strandinthewind · #**207** 08-11-2005, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

You could always get a custom-made one like I did if you like them enough. I'm over six feet and wanted it to be big, but I also have a very large bedroom and can fit it in there easily. All I know is that I'll go to the Mattress Barn and pick out something before I put a four poster in my apartment.

As for Putnam, I don't think I can forgive her for Pershing Hall. Gawd, how I hated that one. Lovely bathrooms, but I really loathed the rest . . .

I am not a fan of pedastel sinks - I find them completely non-functional. However, some put a ledge above them to put things on, which I think she did there.

As for the Beaux Arts style - and other French influence - I grew up in that. So, I like it a lot.

trackaghost · #**208** 08-11-2005, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I'd be a lousy fan if I hadn't.

I love every version of it, but there's something about the Spyboy ones that are really remarkable. If you have the Spyboy live CD, the one on there is great.

Well I would have forgiven you if you hadn't, it is on a Gram album afterall

I just love that version myself. The Gram/Emmlou harmonies are perfection to me. I think few duets have come close.