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𝕂𝚞𝚋𝚒𝚔ℙ𝚒𝚡𝚎𝚕

Garage - An open-source distributed object storage service

Does any of you know about this and also use it professionally and if so in what context and how? Honestly, I'm standing up a little.

📦 garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr

garagehq.deuxfleurs.frGarage - An open-source distributed object storage serviceAn open-source distributed storage service you can self-host to fullfill many needs.
#garage#rustlang#opensource
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Alan Lewis

THE REMAINS ON PBS
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We had nothing quite like The Remains until this band came along. Widely known for loudness - loudest band I ever heard was a common expression - The Remains ought to be at least as well known for tightness. One of the bootlegs had a track that, no doubt, was not intended for the public to hear. Vern's bass started out too loud, Barry's vocal was a little tentative. It sounded to me like a song they had just reworked and they recorded it promptly to get the arrangement down for reference in future sessions. Then they came to the refrain and the four just hammered it in really close formation. They transformed instantly from four guys working out a song to THE REMAINS ready to take on the world. It was a terrific thing to hear. Some of the available film footage shows a young Vern Miller characteristically hopping about on stage and Barry answering with hops of his own. "Remains Nights" at the early-1960s incarnation of The Rat were where Boston's highly productive rock scene got its start. When Chip Damiani left the band in the lead-up to the Beatles tour, The Remains added a remarkable drummer, ND Smart II. ND was subsequently in a John Hall group, Kangaroo; and then he was in one of my all-time favorite bands, The Great Speckled Bird with Ian and Sylvia. Chip is the drummer The Remains wanted but the band, nonetheless, aced the percussion position with ND, easily one of the very best drummers I ever heard live. Bill Briggs, as The Remains tech guy, was a big part of the band's success. The best equipment and knowing stage set-up were fundamental to what made these four musicians The Remains. This was a highly professional, focused band with what Nancy Neon calls "garage spirit." "Ticket To Ride" by Barry Tashian is one of New England rock history's essential books. A music store in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, displayed a collage made up of various newspaper headlines and notices, each in its own way speaking of The Remains blowing The Beatles off stage. It was great! RiP Chip Damiani.

[This is an expanded version of a comment I posted at the Music Museum of New England's Facebook page. One attachment is a scanned image of a concert poster, of a reunion of The Remains and The Lost, given to me by my friend, Susan Green (RiP), who produced the reunion show.]

Music Museum of New England Remains article

mmone.org/the-remains/

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#1960sbands #1960smusic #1960srock #barryandtheremains #barrytashian #beatles #billbriggs #billybriggs #bostonbands #bostonmusic #bostonrock #chipdamiani #garage #garagerock #garagepunk #greatspeckledbird #ianandsylvia #johnhall #kangaroo #lost #mmone #music #musicmuseumofnewengland #musicnews #nancyneon #nemsbk #newenglandbands #newenglandmusic #newenglandrock #pbs #remains #susangreen #thebeatles #thelost #theremains #tickettoride #vernmiller #westportconnecticut #williambriggs

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Alan Lewis

THE REMAINS ON PBS
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06880danwoog.com/2025/02/21/ro

We had nothing quite like The Remains until this band came along. Widely known for loudness - loudest band I ever heard was a common expression - The Remains ought to be at least as well known for tightness. One of the bootlegs had a track that, no doubt, was not intended for the public to hear. Vern's bass started out too loud, Barry's vocal was a little tentative. It sounded to me like a song they had just reworked and they recorded it promptly to get the arrangement down for reference in future sessions. Then they came to the refrain and the four just hammered it in really close formation. They transformed instantly from four guys working out a song to THE REMAINS ready to take on the world. It was a terrific thing to hear. Some of the available film footage shows a young Vern Miller characteristically hopping about on stage and Barry answering with hops of his own. "Remains Nights" at the early-1960s incarnation of The Rat were where Boston's highly productive rock scene got its start. When Chip Damiani left the band in the lead-up to the Beatles tour, The Remains added a remarkable drummer, ND Smart II. ND was subsequently in a John Hall group, Kangaroo; and then he was in one of my all-time favorite bands, The Great Speckled Bird with Ian and Sylvia. Bill Briggs, as The Remains tech guy, was a big part of the band's success. The best equipment and knowing stage set-up were fundamental to what made these four musicians The Remains. This was a highly professional, focused band with what Nancy Neon calls "garage spirit." "Ticket To Ride" by Barry Tashian is one of New England rock history's essential books. A music store in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, displayed a collage made up of various newspaper headlines and notices, each in its own way speaking of The Remains blowing The Beatles off stage. It was great! RiP Chip Damiani.

[This is an expanded version of a comment I posted at the Music Museum of New England's Facebook page. The attachment is a scanned image of a concert poster, of a reunion of The Remains and The Lost, given to me by my friend, Susan Green (RiP), who produced the reunion show.]

Music Museum of New England Remains article

mmone.org/the-remains/

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#1960sbands #1960smusic #1960srock #barryandtheremains #barrytashian #beatles #billbriggs #billybriggs #bostonbands #bostonmusic #bostonrock #chipdamiani #garage #garagerock #garagepunk #greatspeckledbird #ianandsylvia #johnhall #kangaroo #lost #mmone #music #musicmuseumofnewengland #musicnews #nancyneon #nemsbk #newenglandbands #newenglandmusic #newenglandrock #pbs #remains #susangreen #thebeatles #thelost #theremains #tickettoride #vernmiller #westportconnecticut #williambriggs

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Collector's Series DIY

Soy coleccionista y gestiono un sello y distri DIY no comercial. Para la cobertura, a artistas y 📀 Rec. para su reconocimiento y difusión por medios.

Record Label DIY non commercial profit, since 1999-2004; refounded in 2008 🎸
Do It Yourself Ⓐ Support us 🖖🏽 #Discogs #Bandcamp:
collectorseriesdiy.bandcamp.com

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#Blues #Rock&Roll #Surf #Garage #Ska #Hard-Rock #Heavy-Metal #Psychobilly #Punk #Street-Punk #New-Wave #HC-Punk #Crust #Noise #Thrash #Death-Metal #Grindcore #Metalcore #Crossover #Alternative

Pic: flier related records from Collector's Series DIY published from before 1999. Soy coleccionista y gestiono un sello y distri DIY no comercial (Do It Yourself/Hazlo Tú Mismo). Nace con la intención de dar cobertura, a bandas y estilos para su reconocimiento y difusión por medios. Record Label DIY non commercial profit, since 1999-2004; refounded in 2008. We need your support to be able to continue publishing records. Spread the word, share, thank you so much! Before 1999 Rec. DIY 🎸 Do It Yourself 📀Ⓐ Support us 🖖🏽 #Discogs #Bandcamp: collectorseriesdiy.bandcamp.com 🎶 #Blues #Rock&Roll #Surf #Garage #Ska #Hard-Rock #Heavy-Metal #Psychobilly #Punk #Street-Punk #New-Wave #HC-Punk #Crust #Noise #Thrash #Death-Metal #Grindcore #Metalcore #Crossover #Alternative
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1hitsong

Listening to my #Vinyl #Collection - Album 237

The Young Sinclairs – The Songs Of The Young Sinclairs (2010)

Sounds like The Byrds, or The Moody Blues. This record was a free throw in for another order, and I'm surprised how good it is for a freebie.

If you're into those "sunny day" 60s bands, you're likely to enjoy this one.

The Young Sinclairs – The Songs Of The Young Sinclairs on black vinyl
#music#rock#Garage
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