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stuff spun today (dial up = no pictues for me, cuz that woudl make this post a fifteen minute one, with loading them for me).
at work:
shins - chutes too narrow
hot chip - the warning
edan - beauty and the beat
dj shadow - entroducing...
public enemy - it takes a nation of millions
maximo park - a certain trigger
at home:
spoon - telefono
spoon - soft effects ep (damn do i love this ep).
god spoon used to be so good. well actually their last album is the only album buy them i dont love (telefono is already pretty awesome in my mind). i think tomorrow i will listen to Girls Can Tell all day.
at work:
shins - chutes too narrow
hot chip - the warning
edan - beauty and the beat
dj shadow - entroducing...
public enemy - it takes a nation of millions
maximo park - a certain trigger
at home:
spoon - telefono
spoon - soft effects ep (damn do i love this ep).
god spoon used to be so good. well actually their last album is the only album buy them i dont love (telefono is already pretty awesome in my mind). i think tomorrow i will listen to Girls Can Tell all day.
Fe-Mail - Blixter Toad
Got this in the mail today. Brilliant stuff. Best new noise album I've heard in a while.
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FE-MAIL, MAJA RATKJE and HILD SOFIE TAFJORD, have crafted a site-specific survey of the chaparrals of noise music. As half of the Scandinavian female improv quartet, SPUNK, they began to adapt their mediums of french horn and voice to multiple formats for musical arrangements. Exposure to distorted live sampling and field recordings allowed MAJA and HILD to grab the limit and make it their instrument.
This two disc set is best described as the taxonomic designation of feminine conviction through gadgetry and acoustic archaeology. Two embryonic visual studies (videos) by MASAKO TANAKA are included, featuring shot surveillance from the live sessions for the recording of Blixter Toad. The chromatic genus of the species call is best known by its vocal sac that blows up like a balloon and bellows "scheweeeeeeeee" riffs. Their cut up crescendos of piercing frequencies appear like rattle snakes you find under the rocks, as you search for a jewel-encrusted music box, unsure if they'll poison you or cure you. A voice screams like an effected guitar in the distance, reminding you to come home from the thicket before the animals become more aggressive. Blixter Toad's final track coalesces into the Sunday morning dew collecting on the surface of FE-MAIL'S electro-acoustic lily-pads.
This two disc set is best described as the taxonomic designation of feminine conviction through gadgetry and acoustic archaeology. Two embryonic visual studies (videos) by MASAKO TANAKA are included, featuring shot surveillance from the live sessions for the recording of Blixter Toad. The chromatic genus of the species call is best known by its vocal sac that blows up like a balloon and bellows "scheweeeeeeeee" riffs. Their cut up crescendos of piercing frequencies appear like rattle snakes you find under the rocks, as you search for a jewel-encrusted music box, unsure if they'll poison you or cure you. A voice screams like an effected guitar in the distance, reminding you to come home from the thicket before the animals become more aggressive. Blixter Toad's final track coalesces into the Sunday morning dew collecting on the surface of FE-MAIL'S electro-acoustic lily-pads.
"No More No More" fucking kills. Majorly underappreciated song.
this one has really been growing on me lately, it will be top 10, maybe top 5 by the end of the year.
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"No More No More" fucking kills. Majorly underappreciated song.
Yeah, you're right. That's my favorite song from Toys.
QUOTE(The Good Dr Bill @ Jul 24 2006, 10:18 PM) [snapback]141981[/snapback]
Is this album good?
very, though you already know the two best songs ("Son of Mustang Ford" and "Rave Down"). Only listened once but at the very lest it's Nine Tracks from That Band That Did Mezcal Head and in reality it's probably even better than that.
M.J. - "Off the Wall" (CLASSIC SHIT!)
Pixies - "Surfer Rosa"
Pixies - "Doolittle" (I'm a tad obsessed right now)
Pixies - "Surfer Rosa"
Pixies - "Doolittle" (I'm a tad obsessed right now)
Kind of interesting experimental work from amazing trio of Duane Denison, James Kimball, Ken Vandermark. Although not nearly as good as I expected.
This can't really be as disappointing as I remember, can it? Has to be probably a year since I listened to the whole thing, dust it off and try again. Only on the first song, Square One isn't terrible. The album as a whole is just very overblown and lyrically trite. When/if they return with album #4, hopefully they'll learn from this and improve. This is what happens when bands get big.
Oakley Hall--Second Guessing
In preparation for the coming weekend...
found it for two bucks at Goodwill. Cool.
The Dambuilders - Encendedor
The Geraldine Fibbers - Lost Somewhere Between The Earth and My Home
Quickspace - The Death Of Quickspace
Today Is The Day - Supernova
Knifehandchop - Rockstopper
man the production is flat on the Napalm Death album. Still great though.
Also:
I'll y$i this if anyone wants it. Great guitar work plus soul/opera vocal samples. Haunting/very good shit.
this is good. little by little I'm starting to build a synthpop collection and am happy
to include this one as a preliminary piece. anyone else have any suggestions?
hell yeah
still listen to this one and enjoy it. can't say as much for his other efforts (solo-wise)
out of the mist, how could I miss you, with your drugs?
out of the mist, how could I miss you with your druggy ways?
I was a fool for putting this so low on my 85-94 list.
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What do you think of this? I really like it, I'm not sure exactly how to describe it but 'Fest seems to have this level of self-deprication and humility that Kanye lacks. I find him much more real and easier to swallow most of the time. I like the "blue collar" aesthetic a lot more than the "college dropout" thing right now... "I know more niggas at U-Haul than haul crack". I could live without the tracks where he slides into the mainstream bling and bitches cliches though. I get a strong Biz Markie vibe on a couple of tracks and thats not a bad thing.
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QUOTE(Biggie McSmalls @ Jul 25 2006, 05:03 PM) [snapback]142891[/snapback]
What do you think of this?
I like it a lot. It sounds like it should have been released in the late 90s, which is fine for me, but might make it tough for sales. Do the kids still like this sort of thing?
He's obviously a great MC. I like the NO ID beats a lot, as well as some of the others. That flip of the Strokes for "Devil's Pie" works far better than it should. I figured it would be really dorky, but I really like that track.
I think this is far more interesting than Fishscale, which I really still love a lot.
This is better than I remember:
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This is better than I remember:
Oh yeah. That was my Friday gem last week.
This one's spinning now...oh, how I like this record:
I've been listening to this entirely too much lately. What can I say, it scratches that itch once handled by the hair bands of my youth. They are my 21st century White Lion.
Whoever up there said it was hard to take in one sitting was right, but damn if it isn't fun broken into pieces.
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out of the mist, how could I miss you, with your drugs?
out of the mist, how could I miss you with your druggy ways?
I was a fool for putting this so low on my 85-94 list.
Yes. Yes, you were. One of the best albums ever.
I talk to mother about it
I can talk to mother about it
When I talk to father about it
He says...
"You're a faggot."
Girl Talk - Night Ripper
This is kind of a fun exercise in excess.
After seeing Josh & Eli perform a semi-acoustic version of this album last night, I had to go back to the original.
What can I say? One of my favorite albums of all time.
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I like
the Australian release...I burned it on the same CDR as this one:
It's a pretty good two-fer.
fun stuff. I like it alot. waiting for the full length.
I just listened to these last night for the final time. Neither was really doing much for me so I traded them in today.
Sixtoo - Chewing On Glass and Other Miracle Cures
Snowpony - The Slow-Motion World of Snowpony
But I finally got my hands on this:
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Sixtoo - Chewing On Glass and Other Miracle Cures
Snowpony - The Slow-Motion World of Snowpony
But I finally got my hands on this:
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
THE RAPTURE - Echoes
Undo- congrats on snagging Paul's Boutique, one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time.
Paves, 6 words: Fuckin' priest with a yeast infection.
Undo- congrats on snagging Paul's Boutique, one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time.
Paves, 6 words: Fuckin' priest with a yeast infection.
in one of those drink my sh!tty beer and chill out moods. this disc fits the bill perfectly.
That, my friends, is Killdozer's Twelve Point Buck/Little Baby Buntin' twofer, which Mouth Breather so kindly sent me a copy of. Thanks!!! Way back in the day, I somehow obtained one of those "Annoying Music Show Holiday CD"'s from NPR. The last song was Killdozer's cover of "One Tin Soldier." What the hell? It was the most ridiculous thing I'd ever heard. Awesome that they reappeared in my life years later and bit me in the ass with HEAVY ROCK AWESOMENESS.
I don't remember who posted this one, but thanks. This is tremendous. Given how much I'm enjoying this one, I can't wait to get into Mezcal Head next.
damn do i love seeing everybody digging on Swervedriver! good for you...
This one's spinning now...oh, how I like this record:
hell yeah, that is a great record. violins can rock!
Whoever up there said it was hard to take in one sitting was right, but damn if it isn't fun broken into pieces.
i love this thing... contemporary artistic genius. plain and simple.
QUOTE(Seamus @ Jul 26 2006, 07:42 AM) [snapback]143321[/snapback]
This one's spinning now...oh, how I like this record:
hell yeah, that is a great record. violins can rock!
QUOTE(amotin @ Jul 26 2006, 08:09 AM) [snapback]143346[/snapback]
Whoever up there said it was hard to take in one sitting was right, but damn if it isn't fun broken into pieces.
i love this thing... contemporary artistic genius. plain and simple.
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QUOTE(amotin @ Jul 26 2006, 08:09 AM) [snapback]143346[/snapback]
Whoever up there said it was hard to take in one sitting was right, but damn if it isn't fun broken into pieces.
i love this thing... contemporary artistic genius. plain and simple.
09-09 Chicago, IL - Empty Bottle
Fuck yeah
Reliving the glory days.
Feels good to be old for a change.
since the old mac that i am using at work doesn't allow for the image function, i'll have to do this without those neat pictures:
mull historical society - loss
replacements - let it be
loose fur - born again in the usa
np:
psychedelic furs - talk talk talk
mull historical society - loss
replacements - let it be
loose fur - born again in the usa
np:
psychedelic furs - talk talk talk
Preppin' for the Forkin':
I can't believe I'm seeing Art Brut twice in 24 hours 
This album fucking sucks.
This album fucking sucks.
Keene Brothers - "Blues and Boogie Shoes" - vinyl
This record has staying power.
"Baby Milk Snatcher" is awesome. No solid verdict on the rest yet.
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