In article <32C87E0A.5A7F@sprynet.com>, grady   wrote:
>
>Last night no horns at all. I'm hoping this is a temporary phenomenon
>and not some newly-congealed permanent hornless lineup. Also new to the
>lineup, relatively, is what appeared from across the bar to be Scott
>Miller, who has led a half-dozen short-lived Raleigh rock combos in the
>time I've lived here, including most recently Econoline but also
>Available Jones (with Chip Robinson on vox, no less) and, um, some band
>called the Sundowners or the Landlubbers or something. On guitar. Big
>fat hollowbody electric guitar.

The Lowlanders.  In which I did a stint in playing bass.  Scott's got some
mighty fine guitars, indeed.

I can't really do a top ten right.  My exposure to local recordings is far
too limited to be fair, although I would probably say that the Ben Folds
Five album (like it or not) and Cognitive Mapping II should be included in
the final list.

Favorite thread:  probably the one in which Laura Weislo decided I need
eviscerating, only to be slam dunked most brutally by Jay Huber (which I
still owe him for).  I've spoken to her and her husband once each since
that whole tirade and its safe to say the wounds still run deep on both
sides.

Eric