Drive Like Jehu: S/T
Brian Eno: Discreet Music
The Vertebrats: A Thousand Day Dream
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Drive Like Jehu: S/T
Brian Eno: Discreet Music
The Vertebrats: A Thousand Day Dream
Haven't heard this one in ages - not as good as I remember.
Also snagged the new Lips and Calexico. I might try to give them a listen tonight.
Arguably the finest singles comp from the 80s pop metal era.
itunes shuffle:
over my head - red house painters
help the aged - pulp
junto a un canaveral - omara portuondo
i bet it stung - tegan and sara
don't wait - elefant
zero - smashing pumpkins
spiral - william orbit
now: calexico- garden of ruins (excellent!)
over my head - red house painters
help the aged - pulp
junto a un canaveral - omara portuondo
i bet it stung - tegan and sara
don't wait - elefant
zero - smashing pumpkins
spiral - william orbit
now: calexico- garden of ruins (excellent!)
"everyone's taking everything they can ... everything they can."
in the waiting line, Zero 7
in the waiting line, Zero 7
For seem reason... this isn't holding up as well as I hoped it would...
Sibylle Baier- "Colour Green"
just ordered this one after hearing a few songs. wow.
from orange twin records' site:
"Colour Green" was recorded in Germany in the 1970-1973.
In a particularly dark and moody period of her young life, Claudine, a friend of Sibylle's, dragged her out from under the bed and took her on a road trip to Strasbourg, ending up across the Alps in Genoa.
Upon the return from this trip Sibylle felt her sprits renewed and she set out to write the song "Remember the Day", grateful for being alive. It was the first song she ever wrote. Her music is simply amazing in its intimacy and closeness. Recorded in the late 70's in her home on a reel to reel recording device, the songs on "Colour Green" are intimate portraits of life's sad and fragile beauty. It is a gem of an album that will blow your mind. Sibylle is a star who chose to shine for her friends and family instead of the whole world.
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Sibylle Baier- "Colour Green"
just ordered this one after hearing a few songs. wow.
from orange twin records' site:
Upon the return from this trip Sibylle felt her sprits renewed and she set out to write the song "Remember the Day", grateful for being alive. It was the first song she ever wrote. Her music is simply amazing in its intimacy and closeness. Recorded in the late 70's in her home on a reel to reel...
Is this any good?
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Is this any good?
i've only heard a few excerpts from the Other Music newsletter and i was freaking out, i bought it immediately.
RIYL: edith frost, nick drake, cat power, and other pussy-folk music that makes you cry...
here's a stream of Tonight
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^^ My music server at home played "Matchbox" from this set yesterday - Ringo's so shit-hot on the BBC version.
Yeah, I love all the goofy intros. i have a bootleg with all the rest of thr BBC sessions they did on it but I always come back to the official release. Tracks were well chosen I think.
And the Someone Still Loves You Michael Holt split on Catbird.
soooooooooooo good.
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And the Someone Still Loves You Michael Holt split on Catbird.
did you go see Boris last week? i saw them last Tue, pretty fun live, nothing TOO great, but def tight for an up and coming band.
and i'm hoping Wilderness come here in April, they're in Madison on 4/17
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did you go see Boris last week? i saw them last Tue, pretty fun live, nothing TOO great, but def tight for an up and coming band.
and i'm hoping Wilderness come here in April, they're in Madison on 4/17
Unfortunately I wasn't able to catch them, but I'm kicking myself now. Nothing they've released so far has been outstanding, but these guys have loads of talent and I could see them putting on a great show. I think the next album could really be something special. Their cover of "Cora" on that split is wonderful.
Scarlett looks so much better in that pic than the one over on et cetera from Vanity Fair.
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So... is it any good, or what?
We were thinking of renting this a few weeks ago.
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soooooooooooo good.
Yeppers! I was bummed I couldn't go see them at Subt the other week. Did you go?
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So... is it any good, or what?
We were thinking of renting this a few weeks ago.
I thought the movie was pretty average. Travolta plays the typical struggling artist genius w/ a drinking problem. Kind of odd casting. I liked the way the movie was shot on location in New Orleans.
As for the soundtrack, I have no idea.
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Scarlett looks so much better in that pic than the one over on et cetera from Vanity Fair.
truth. only heterosexual females would find that vanity fair pose sexy.
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So... is it any good, or what?
We were thinking of renting this a few weeks ago.
Yes yes. Very good movie. Good soundtrack too
never got into this right after it came out... giving it some time now.
Arctic Monkeys, Live at Brixton Academy, 13/02/06
Those boys can play.
Those boys can play.
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Arctic Monkeys, Live at Brixton Academy, 13/02/06
Those boys can play.
Yeah, I listened to the Birmingham show the other night. Tres good.
Anthrax - Spreading The Disease
Slayer - Seasons In The Abyss
Techno Animal - The Brotherhood Of The Bomb
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Arctic Monkeys, Live at Brixton Academy, 13/02/06
Those boys can play.
i listened to that as well, and yeah they are pretty tight live
i just wish i liked their songs more
Hey, now, baby.. I'm beginning to see the light.
Speaking of which, did anyone else see that Ted Leo jumped Lookout's sinking ship and signed to Touch and Go?
DBT--The Dirty South
Felt like a little dirty Southern rock today.
Felt like a little dirty Southern rock today.
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