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These just in from the Grayslake library:
I just listened to two criminally-boring albums in a row:
Youth Group - Casino Twilight Dogs
Concretes - In Colour
Neither are worth me finding images for.
Youth Group - Casino Twilight Dogs
Concretes - In Colour
Neither are worth me finding images for.
Alan Braxe & Fred Falke: The Upper Cuts
Les Rythmes Digitales: Darkdancer
Love is All: Nine Times That Same Song
Blur: Think Tank
QUOTE(amotin @ Aug 24 2006, 12:02 PM) [snapback]175691[/snapback]
Youth Group - Casino Twilight Dogs
That bad? The first album had some decent tunes.
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QUOTE(amotin @ Aug 24 2006, 12:02 PM) [snapback]175691[/snapback]
Youth Group - Casino Twilight Dogs
That bad? The first album had some decent tunes.
It's not bad, just pointless. Does the world need another band that sounds like Travis or <Insert Pussy Band Name here>?
The Clientele - Violet Hour
i've been on this old U2 kick lately.
QUOTE(simakos @ Aug 24 2006, 02:55 PM) [snapback]175955[/snapback]
i've been on this old U2 kick lately.
I went through this a few years ago, when my wife and I moved in and merged our record collections. She still has a bunch of U2 records on LP, so we listened to Unforgettable Fire and Joshua Tree quite a bit while unpacking.
I'm sipping a Bolthouse Farms vanilla chai tea protein shake and listening to some Neil Young on this stormy looking Thursday afternoon. Quite enjoying myself.
QUOTE(petey @ Aug 24 2006, 01:11 PM) [snapback]175703[/snapback]
Alan Braxe & Fred Falke: The Upper Cuts
What's this like? I've heard that Alan Braxe is working on Annie's new album. That will rule!
I'm listening to the Decemberists' new album and liking it WAY more than anything else they've ever done.
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What's this like?
Daft Punk, Mylo, Vitalic, etc.
Piebald - We Are the Only Friends We Have
Nas - Illmatic
yeah album art.
Nas - Illmatic
yeah album art.
QUOTE(undo @ Aug 24 2006, 08:37 PM) [snapback]176267[/snapback]
Nominee for post of the year.
Yeah, so why did this get an 8.5 at pfk? It sounds kind of like Ted Leo if he completely sucked.
Songs: Ohia - Impala
Intronaut - Void
Boris - Heavy Rocks
Nels Cline & Thurston Moore - Pillow Wand
The Geraldine Fibbers - Lost Somewhere Between The Earth and My Home
Rachel Stevens - Come And Get It
Weezer - Make Believe
What the fuck is up with "Beverly Hills"? Worst Weezer song ever?
What the fuck is up with "Beverly Hills"? Worst Weezer song ever?
Getting me sexed up for the weekend....
easily my favorite Lips record.
This is dizzyingly good, as ever. I don't come back to it often enough.
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Getting me sexed up for the weekend....
I hope everyone is not actually paying $$$ for this album!
That's the last thing Paris needs. Please steal it.
This is the shit.
Amazing 80's-style hard rock with no irony and an uncanny [attachmentid=561]Ozzy doppelganger belting it out.
Amazing 80's-style hard rock with no irony and an uncanny [attachmentid=561]Ozzy doppelganger belting it out.
still listening to Disintegration. Did anyone ever notice that "Plainsong" has the exact same melody as that recent Five For Fighting single? It does.
I’ve been in deepest darkest Wales for the last few days helping my mate put the finishing touches on his insane ''spooky-barn into kick-ass-studio'' conversion project. Needless to say we have been giving the acoustics a thorough work-out.
At high volume, in the dead of night, this bad boy had epiphytal vegetation sprouting in the barren wasteland that is my soul.
At high volume, in the dead of night, this bad boy had epiphytal vegetation sprouting in the barren wasteland that is my soul.
Great album. 'Sleeping giant' my favourite.
a couple good songs, but mostly this just sounds like some guys failing at trying to be the Thinking Fellers.
QUOTE(Rob Gordon @ Aug 25 2006, 09:43 PM) [snapback]177544[/snapback]
Hey Rob, is this thing any good?
mr bungle - california
old 97s - fight songs
john ralston - needle bed
Better than your favorite album.
Now watching? Nah, fuck you.
Bob Weir's jean shorts make me uncomfortable. Other than that -- moves from plodding (too stoned to groove?) into awesomeness in a major way. Bruce Hornsboy seems to be coked out of his fucking mind, but is pulling his weight. I'm only finishing up the first set, but "Row Jimmy" and "Big River" have been the major highlights up to this point.
Edit: This crazy fucking "psychedelic" shit they're doing to the tape is ridiculous. As if Vince and Bruce's keyboards didn't pop in enough dated noises -- they had to bring in this incredibly stupid bullshit into the mix? I've had more vivid images from an over exposure to bathroom cleaner.
Bob Weir's jean shorts make me uncomfortable. Other than that -- moves from plodding (too stoned to groove?) into awesomeness in a major way. Bruce Hornsboy seems to be coked out of his fucking mind, but is pulling his weight. I'm only finishing up the first set, but "Row Jimmy" and "Big River" have been the major highlights up to this point.
Edit: This crazy fucking "psychedelic" shit they're doing to the tape is ridiculous. As if Vince and Bruce's keyboards didn't pop in enough dated noises -- they had to bring in this incredibly stupid bullshit into the mix? I've had more vivid images from an over exposure to bathroom cleaner.
Spencer Dickinson "The Man Who Lives For Love"
Twilight singers - Powder burns
QUOTE(Pavement Ist Rad @ Aug 25 2006, 05:49 PM) [snapback]177414[/snapback]
how do you like it?
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