see i understand why people hate it, (and mostly i will go down as a dissapointment from the last two)... but i love this, finally glad for it to have hit the shelves. really the only song i dont love is mememto mori.
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see i understand why people hate it, (and mostly i will go down as a dissapointment from the last two)... but i love this, finally glad for it to have hit the shelves. really the only song i dont love is mememto mori.
Meshuggah: Nothing
Keith Fullerton Whitman: Playthroughs
Royksopp: Royksopp's Night Out
still awesome
New Order: Technique
Lil Scrappy: The King of Crunk & BME Recordings Present...
Rodan: Rusty
Leatherface: Mush
Mannie Fresh: The Mind Of...
The Replacements: Hootenanny
another odd pairing
Os Mutantes - Mutantes
Somebody get me a doctor!
Os Mutantes - Mutantes
Somebody get me a doctor!
maybe the only record that gives The Avalanches a run for their money as for best dance record of this decade.
Although Since You Left Me is by far the better record, "Feels Like Home," is far and away better than anything of Since You Left Me.
Wow. Wow. Wow.
I saw him on Good Morning America this morning and he was all sweaty, freaking the fuck out, wailing like Tom Waits, in front of a 15 piece band, horns, multiple female backups, two banjos, and just...blowing my mind. I'm getting goosebumps listening to "Jacob's Ladder" as I type this. There's some awesome shit going down on this thing.
This is surprisingly not bad. I don't get AMG's review of this at all though, this is actually a decent improvement from the overdramatic "emo" leanings of the first two discs. This is more of a straightforward "rock" album.
Ooo, my first post!
-That's a cool coincidence, I'm not new to her but I've been on a Laura Nyro kick with her Time & Love: The Essential Masters cd. I'm a big fan of female vocals, but I've been listening to them even more than usual with Jenny Lewis w/ the Watson Twins' Rabbit Fur Coat (which is freakishly addictive), Edith Piaf on the Love & Passion box set, and The Very Best of Emmylou Harris.
- Kind of on glam/punk rock kick too and have been spinning a lot of New York Dolls, The Jam (Compact Snap), Adam & the Ants & The Clash's London Calling.
-That's a cool coincidence, I'm not new to her but I've been on a Laura Nyro kick with her Time & Love: The Essential Masters cd. I'm a big fan of female vocals, but I've been listening to them even more than usual with Jenny Lewis w/ the Watson Twins' Rabbit Fur Coat (which is freakishly addictive), Edith Piaf on the Love & Passion box set, and The Very Best of Emmylou Harris.
- Kind of on glam/punk rock kick too and have been spinning a lot of New York Dolls, The Jam (Compact Snap), Adam & the Ants & The Clash's London Calling.
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Warren's PIL singles
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Ooo, my first post!
-That's a cool coincidence, I'm not new to her but I've been on a Laura Nyro kick with her Time & Love: The Essential Masters cd. I'm a big fan of female vocals, but I've been listening to them even more than usual with Jenny Lewis w/ the Watson Twins' Rabbit Fur Coat (which is freakishly addictive), Edith Piaf on the Love & Passion box set, and The Very Best of Emmylou Harris.
- Kind of on glam/punk rock kick too and have been spinning a lot of New York Dolls, The Jam (Compact Snap), Adam & the Ants & The Clash's London Calling.
Welcome!
I agree that Jenny Lewis album really grows on you. Still one of my favorite releases this year.
getting myself psyched up for lolla. i always forget how amaaazing this band is, then go back through their catalog and am blown away, and, of course, incredibly depressed.
QUOTE(Damfino @ Apr 26 2006, 01:50 PM) [snapback]74271[/snapback]
Ooo, my first post!
-That's a cool coincidence, I'm not new to her but I've been on a Laura Nyro kick with her [b]Time & Love:
Welcome! Yeah, this Laura Nyro record I have (Eli) has completely blown me away. I wasn't expecting it to be as complex and melodic as it was. I can't stop listening.
This is their first album (I think) and though they really gelled together as a group later on, this is still a decent record to play now and then.
I really don't know what to make of this group yet.
thanks mouthbreather!
Pere Ubu: Dub Housing
Yo La Tengo: Prisoners of Love
Explosions In the Sky: The Earth Is Not A Cold Place
E-40: My Ghetto Report Card
Shuggie Otis: Inspiration Information
Lansing-Dreiden: The Incomplete Triangle
thought I'd give this a try. I like it a lot:
Jaga Jazzist : What We Must
damn this is good.
Jaga Jazzist : What We Must
damn this is good.
QUOTE(avatar_ackbar @ Apr 26 2006, 04:43 PM) [snapback]74449[/snapback]
This is their first album (I think) and though they really gelled together as a group later on, this is still a decent record to play now and then.
haven't heard that one or any of the early AAS stuff in years, i am going to the shelves now to listen, thanks for the reminder...
i was listening to this today in the car very loud and it felt so good:
Alky, I wanted to check that new Taking Back Sunday, they are just damn catchy tunes.
Ackbar, I think that Jaga Jazzist is really good too. I'm not sure why more people wern't digging it, some really wonderful stuff going on there.
as for me.
and
Ackbar, I think that Jaga Jazzist is really good too. I'm not sure why more people wern't digging it, some really wonderful stuff going on there.
as for me.
and
QUOTE(Cinnamon Pooter @ Apr 27 2006, 12:11 AM) [snapback]74691[/snapback]
Alky, I wanted to check that new Taking Back Sunday, they are just damn catchy tunes.
I wasn't really expecting many other people to show much love for this band on here, but for what they do - they do pretty well. If you are at all a fan of well crafted pop-punk, you should give this one a spin. Decent stuff.
QUOTE(AlkalineDrown @ Apr 26 2006, 09:41 AM) [snapback]74026[/snapback]
This is surprisingly not bad. I don't get AMG's review of this at all though, this is actually a decent improvement from the overdramatic "emo" leanings of the first two discs. This is more of a straightforward "rock" album.
Agreed, all around. AMG seemed to just give it the once-over and claim it to be the same as the last album. While it's certainly more similar to the last one than their debut, it definitely is much more of a rock album than just another emo record.
I'm loving it. "My Blue Heaven" and "Miami" are my current favorites; both are tracks that wouldn't have had a home on either of the previous records.
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maybe the only record that gives The Avalanches a run for their money as for best dance record of this decade.
Although Since You Left Me is by far the better record, "Feels Like Home," is far and away better than anything of Since You Left Me.
but the best singles of the decade came from rooty, though.
QUOTE(petey @ Apr 26 2006, 06:18 PM) [snapback]74548[/snapback]
DJ Dave Seaman - Renaissance: The Masters Series, Vol. 7
Ah, an older mix disc from the Renaissance Label. Most of these are collectible from a sentimental standpoint, as many of the tracks sound rather dated to fresh ears. And we all know just how well trance ages.... But this one's actually held up pretty well. Or at least, disc 1 has. But that's usually how it is with these 2 CD mix sets - one disc is always better than the other.
Rooty is so much better than Kish Kash.
that probably too
QUOTE(avatar_ackbar @ Apr 26 2006, 04:43 PM) [snapback]74449[/snapback]
This is their first album (I think) and though they really gelled together as a group later on, this is still a decent record to play now and then.
These guys seem to get a lot of airplay on a couple of the XM stations. They're one of those bands I know nothing about but always seem to notice when I hear them. I hate their name, though. Whenever I see it I automatically expect to hear EMO.
QUOTE(Gareth Keenan Invetigates @ Apr 27 2006, 06:39 AM) [snapback]74732[/snapback]
Rooty is so much better than Kish Kash.
i can see why people would think that, but "Where's Your Head At?" drags Rooty down a little below Kish Kash for me.
oh and np:
Perfect morning music when you've underslept and overindulged.
thanks ack!
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QUOTE(Gareth Keenan Invetigates @ Apr 27 2006, 06:39 AM) [snapback]74732[/snapback]
Rooty is so much better than Kish Kash.
i can see why people would think that, but "Where's Your Head At?" drags Rooty down a little below Kish Kash for me.
Revolver has "Yellow Submarine" on it.
another nice chill album from ack
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QUOTE(The Luscious Phil @ Apr 27 2006, 04:06 PM) [snapback]74862[/snapback]
QUOTE(Gareth Keenan Invetigates @ Apr 27 2006, 06:39 AM) [snapback]74732[/snapback]
Rooty is so much better than Kish Kash.
i can see why people would think that, but "Where's Your Head At?" drags Rooty down a little below Kish Kash for me.
Revolver has "Yellow Submarine" on it.
and doesn't that sadden me a little bit.
i suppose it is time for some Rooty re-assessment.
what's wrong with "where's your head at"? 
QUOTE(mouthbreather @ Apr 27 2006, 10:27 AM) [snapback]74876[/snapback]
(picture of Kings of Convenience - Riot On An Empty Street)
Perfect morning music when you've underslept and overindulged.
thanks ack!
(picture of Ivy's - Apartment Life)
another nice chill album from ack
^
Those are great records.
Fuckers better not neglect AC/DC in the '75-'84 Poll.
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QUOTE(avatar_ackbar @ Apr 26 2006, 04:43 PM) [snapback]74449[/snapback]
This is their first album (I think) and though they really gelled together as a group later on, this is still a decent record to play now and then.
These guys seem to get a lot of airplay on a couple of the XM stations. They're one of those bands I know nothing about but always seem to notice when I hear them. I hate their name, though. Whenever I see it I automatically expect to hear EMO.
If you ever decide to pick up one of their albums go with this one:
(know by heart) it's their best.
This is awesome! Straight up juvenile garage punk. Thanks mouthbreather.
another shout out to ack!
Speaking of dance music... this just appeared in my mailbox:
DJ Nick Warren - Global Underground: Reykjavik
Surprisingly downtempo / mellow electronica, with a hint of trance slowly building up. I'm really impressed with this one - it's one of those rare mix CDs that actually demonstrates how an evening is supposed to flow in a nightclub. A slow, melodic build, that hint of trance, then a bit of electro, and then it's off to the races.
DJ Nick Warren - Global Underground: Reykjavik
Surprisingly downtempo / mellow electronica, with a hint of trance slowly building up. I'm really impressed with this one - it's one of those rare mix CDs that actually demonstrates how an evening is supposed to flow in a nightclub. A slow, melodic build, that hint of trance, then a bit of electro, and then it's off to the races.
This is religion-uh
This is religion-uh
This is religion-uh
This is religion-uh
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This is religion-uh
This is religion-uh
This is religion-uh
This is religion-uh
I was just listening to this yesterday. Another case where the CD mastering doesn't compare to the quality of my vinyl copy.
QUOTE(avatar_ackbar @ Apr 27 2006, 06:40 PM) [snapback]75369[/snapback]
This is awesome! Straight up juvenile garage punk. Thanks mouthbreather.
"The Ballad of Jerry Curlan" is absolutely beautiful.
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"The Ballad of Jerry Curlan" is absolutely beautiful.
I like that song "Electrocution." They got all old school garage psych toward the later years, apparently. But nothing beats "I'm a Pig"
this album is incredible. i love it so much.
instead of waiting for the us release, i actually ordered the japanese import, and i'm so glad i did. the packaging on the japanese version kicks ass. i'm still not sure what's the deal about the booklet. are those little stamps supposed to be like lsd stamps or something?
great album though. #1 of 2005 for me right now.
QUOTE(simakos @ Apr 27 2006, 11:26 PM) [snapback]75564[/snapback]
I tried to buy this today, but had no luck.
I got the new Eleventh Dream Day, though. Not the best ever, but still pretty cool.
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QUOTE(simakos @ Apr 27 2006, 11:26 PM) [snapback]75564[/snapback]
I tried to buy this today, but had no luck.
I got the new Eleventh Dream Day, though. Not the best ever, but still pretty cool.
this is the earlier ep "raised by wolves"
i like these guys.
Oh. Is their stuff avialable in the US, or is it mail order only?
QUOTE(Biggie McSmalls @ Apr 28 2006, 12:03 AM) [snapback]75600[/snapback]
Oh. Is their stuff avialable in the US, or is it mail order only?
they are American, aren't they?
I have no clue. I know nothing about them other than a little blurb I read somewhere.
For some reason when I saw the paypal thing on their website earlier today at work I assumed they were foreign or something. Random assumption. Didn't really have time to investigate any more.
For some reason when I saw the paypal thing on their website earlier today at work I assumed they were foreign or something. Random assumption. Didn't really have time to investigate any more.
QUOTE(Biggie McSmalls @ Apr 28 2006, 12:22 AM) [snapback]75630[/snapback]
I have no clue. I know nothing about them other than a little blurb I read somewhere.
For some reason when I saw the paypal thing on their website earlier today at work I assumed they were foreign or something. Random assumption. Didn't really have time to investigate any more.
check yr PM
Holy reverb, Batman. It's jangly and chimey and great.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
QUOTE(avatar_ackbar @ Apr 27 2006, 06:40 PM) [snapback]75369[/snapback]
If you ever decide to pick up one of their albums go with this one:
(know by heart) it's their best.
Thanks. I think my son might have one of their disks. I'll check to see if that's the one.
In my car today ...
And some other misc. Bruce tracks/boots.
QUOTE(Pavement Ist Rad @ Apr 27 2006, 09:35 PM) [snapback]75482[/snapback]
QUOTE(avatar_ackbar @ Apr 27 2006, 06:40 PM) [snapback]75369[/snapback]
This is awesome! Straight up juvenile garage punk. Thanks mouthbreather.
"The Ballad of Jerry Curlan" is absolutely beautiful.
Definitely beautiful.
I dig their skewering of Rodney Bingenheimer in "Get Off The Air"
just got an advance of the new King Biscuit Time. (steve mason of the beta band) Its likely gonna be all I listen too for weeks, me being a MEGA beta fan and the fact that its better than "Heros to Zeros"
just amazing stuff!
just amazing stuff!
QUOTE(Biggie McSmalls @ Apr 27 2006, 02:16 PM) [snapback]75186[/snapback]
Shit, this is awesome.
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