Without People You're Nothing

[Marky Dread]

Thank you very much for these Marky. I had been sort of kind of planning on splitting the Norris tracks myself, so it's great that my halfhearted plan needs not be completed!

I am thankful for that as well! It really fills in those wilderness years.

Marky is that intro to the Permanent Record Soundtrack a bit from the movie? Your presentation of that is incredible! I like it more than the Walker Soundtrack!

Yes it's a genuine part of the movie the very start in fact. Though it's much quieter than my mix. I like it a lot that mix really improves those tracks.

[Marky Dread]

Thank you very much for these Marky. I had been sort of kind of planning on splitting the Norris tracks myself, so it's great that my halfhearted plan needs not be completed!

I am thankful for that as well! It really fills in those wilderness years.

Marky is that intro to the Permanent Record Soundtrack a bit from the movie? Your presentation of that is incredible! I like it more than the Walker Soundtrack!

I was interested to see that Keanu plays on that track, I didn't know that before.

Though I haven't found any evidence to back this up I also think that it's Jennifer Rubin who plays Lauren in the movie that sings on Louisiana Turnpike.

[TrashCityRocker]

Thank you very much for these Marky. I had been sort of kind of planning on splitting the Norris tracks myself, so it's great that my halfhearted plan needs not be completed!

I am thankful for that as well! It really fills in those wilderness years.

Marky is that intro to the Permanent Record Soundtrack a bit from the movie? Your presentation of that is incredible! I like it more than the Walker Soundtrack!

I was interested to see that Keanu plays on that track, I didn't know that before.

Though I haven't found any evidence to back this up I also think that it's Jennifer Rubin who plays Lauren in the movie that sings on Louisiana Turnpike.

A lady named Lisa Sligh Raven sings on “Louisiana Turnpike”. Apparently she worked as a receptionist at the Baby O’ Recorders studio.

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[Equaliser]

Thank you very much for these Marky. I had been sort of kind of planning on splitting the Norris tracks myself, so it's great that my halfhearted plan needs not be completed!

I am thankful for that as well! It really fills in those wilderness years.

Marky is that intro to the Permanent Record Soundtrack a bit from the movie? Your presentation of that is incredible! I like it more than the Walker Soundtrack!

I was interested to see that Keanu plays on that track, I didn't know that before.

Though I haven't found any evidence to back this up I also think that it's Jennifer Rubin who plays Lauren in the movie that sings on Louisiana Turnpike.

I need to watch the movie again, it's been a while. Your version of the soundtrack is an achievement! Can't thank you enough.

[Marky Dread]

Thank you very much for these Marky. I had been sort of kind of planning on splitting the Norris tracks myself, so it's great that my halfhearted plan needs not be completed!

I am thankful for that as well! It really fills in those wilderness years.

Marky is that intro to the Permanent Record Soundtrack a bit from the movie? Your presentation of that is incredible! I like it more than the Walker Soundtrack!

I was interested to see that Keanu plays on that track, I didn't know that before.

Though I haven't found any evidence to back this up I also think that it's Jennifer Rubin who plays Lauren in the movie that sings on Louisiana Turnpike.

A lady named Lisa Sligh Raven sings on “Louisiana Turnpike”. Apparently she worked as a receptionist at the Baby O’ Recorders studio.

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Oh excellent that puts my bad theory to bed at least. Where's that info from TCR?

[appleseed1]

Thank you very much for these Marky. I had been sort of kind of planning on splitting the Norris tracks myself, so it's great that my halfhearted plan needs not be completed!

I am thankful for that as well! It really fills in those wilderness years.

Marky is that intro to the Permanent Record Soundtrack a bit from the movie? Your presentation of that is incredible! I like it more than the Walker Soundtrack!

Yes it's a genuine part of the movie the very start in fact. Though it's much quieter than my mix. I like it a lot that mix really improves those tracks.

Yes, I was wondering the same about that intro. I'm listening to the Permanent Record Soundtrack disc three and it takes me back. First of all, it's never sounded better, so thanks for that, Marky. This was an album that was relatively easy to come by in the cassette bins back in the analog days, but it was one I revisited maybe more than any other from among Joe's solo work, even after the Mescaleros. For some reason it was easier to love back then than Earthquake Weather, though now that Marky worked such a miracle with EW I'd say they're about on equal footing to me.

[TrashCityRocker]

I am thankful for that as well! It really fills in those wilderness years.

Marky is that intro to the Permanent Record Soundtrack a bit from the movie? Your presentation of that is incredible! I like it more than the Walker Soundtrack!

I was interested to see that Keanu plays on that track, I didn't know that before.

Though I haven't found any evidence to back this up I also think that it's Jennifer Rubin who plays Lauren in the movie that sings on Louisiana Turnpike.

A lady named Lisa Sligh Raven sings on “Louisiana Turnpike”. Apparently she worked as a receptionist at the Baby O’ Recorders studio.

IMG_1131.jpg

Oh excellent that puts my bad theory to bed at least. Where's that info from TCR?

First, it’s not a bad theory. Those who have seen the film would think so too.

Second, I sourced the info from this post on the Strummservations thread.

Joe Strummer news about Permanent Record - Melody Maker 2-APRIL-1988
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[Marky Dread]

I was interested to see that Keanu plays on that track, I didn't know that before.

Though I haven't found any evidence to back this up I also think that it's Jennifer Rubin who plays Lauren in the movie that sings on Louisiana Turnpike.

A lady named Lisa Sligh Raven sings on “Louisiana Turnpike”. Apparently she worked as a receptionist at the Baby O’ Recorders studio.

IMG_1131.jpg

Oh excellent that puts my bad theory to bed at least. Where's that info from TCR?

First, it’s not a bad theory. Those who have seen the film would think so too.

Second, I sourced the info from this post on the Strummservations thread.

Joe Strummer news about Permanent Record - Melody Maker 2-APRIL-1988
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Es7X-VRUcAEZF9i.jpg

Cheers I would need seriously better eyesight to have spotted that. Good spot.

[lanini66]

MONUMENTAL!!! Thanx Marky, you made my day (many of them, actually)...

[JChampion]

“Thanks mate I'm glad everyone is enjoying it. A lot of hard work and care went into it. I'm pleased with the results. If passion was in fashion I'd be in Vogue. ”

LOL and the editor and chief!

[Marky Dread]

“Thanks mate I'm glad everyone is enjoying it. A lot of hard work and care went into it. I'm pleased with the results. If passion was in fashion I'd be in Vogue. ”

LOL and the editor and chief!

Strike a pose JC.

[Mark^Bastard]

I'm often not the best judge of these, but the second untitled track does sound a bit reggaeish to my ears anyway so I'd bet that might well be Bases are Loaded.

I'm tempted to guess the same.

And this is really just a wild guess but the title "Steady America" sounds to me like a sunny day cruisin' tune, or least a tune with wide scope/a broad survey type of thing, and the first instrumental has that feel to me.

Sounds about right. Really don't know what to make of the road tested remark. Wouldn't rule out it being a mistake or misunderstanding on behalf of the journo.

Yeah, you never know what could've transpired but I really don't think there are many shows from the latter days that there isn't a known setlist for. More likely the guys had mentioned they wrote these tunes on the road or perhaps jammed them in soundcheck or something.

Given these songs have titles, there must be lyrics even if in a nascent form. I wonder if Luce would ever consider letting someone else have a crack at them like the Woody Guthrie estate has done. I know that approach isn't everyone's cup of tea but I lean towards breathing life into the material.

I love the Wilco and Billy Bragg stuff so I'd be well ok with any comparable Joe project. And Billy would be as solid a choice as any, I reckon.

As long as Bono stays the fuck away from it I think it'd be great.

Rotating guest singers would be best. Shane McGowan and Billy Bragg, probably Tim Armstrong too.

[22singers]

All I can say is... Wow! Thank you for this great present to a member who hasn't come along in a long while!

[Marky Dread]

All I can say is... Wow! Thank you for this great present to a member who hasn't come along in a long while!

1 post in 14 years not bad.

[blureu]

Just amazing. Thank you.