John Tejada - Cleaning Sounds Is a Filthy Business
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John Tejada - Cleaning Sounds Is a Filthy Business
Handsome Boy Modeling School - I've Been Thinking
didn't think it was possible but I'm coming around to that Hold Steady record. I made fun of the chorus of "Chips Ahoy" so many times that I think it's catchy now.
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Handsome Boy Modeling School - I've Been Thinking
is this new?
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Yeah, I watched We Jam Econo last night and it was pretty great to see a bunch of old punk guys being all like "yeah this band kicks ass!" and J Mascis. lol @ him.
Sunn 0)))/Boris - Altar
Bobby Conn - Rise Up!
The Wedding Present - Watusi
Infinite Livez vs Stade - Art Brut Fe De Yoot (Bit patchy but when they pull it off there's jizz on the moon)
Royal Trux - Accelerator
Various Artists - BBC Radiophonic Music (I like playing the 'spot whats been sampled' game with this - the bit at the end of John Baker's New Worlds that was used on John Craven's Newsround, and later sampled by Orbital, always brings a smile)
Various Artists - Ministry of Sound - Housexy Vol. 3 Spring 2006
Melvins - Lysol
Burzum - Filosofem
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I didn't know this is the guy from Karp. Karp was awesome. One of the best voices in rock/'metal', easily.
Oooh....good call. I've been meaning to get this, whats it like?
London Sinfonetti - Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters
Mindless Self Indulgence - Straight To Video
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That's a good picture of Simakos.
so does this have terrible production, or is it my shitty computer speakers? Guitars are drowning out the vocals in a big way. Great songs though.
Guest DJ Conor Oberst.
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Guest DJ Conor Oberst.
oh yeah, i was gonna listen to this today. but i was too busy getting lollapalooza tickets.
Neurosis - Through Silver In Blood
Fe-mail - Syklubb fra Haelvete
Brainiac - Electro-Shock For President
The Goslings - Grandeur Of Hair
colored my tickled, my god The Waterboys are just awesome. "The Whole of the Moon" mind-boggingly good.
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Guest DJ Conor Oberst.
oh yeah, i was gonna listen to this today. but i was too busy getting lollapalooza tickets.
yeah hey, great job with that. really appreciate it.
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That's a good picture of Simakos.
Isis - Oceanic
Horace Silver - Song for My Father
Archie Shepp - The Magic of Ju-Ju
Raumschwein and Burzum ruling as per.
In the light of me logging thirty seven plays of that Guns n' Roses song in the two days after it leaked (then never again, oddly), I am now firmly enamoured with the new Biffy Clyro single 'Saturday Superhouse'. Miles better than the Guns song, thankfully, and slightly reminiscent of the mighty Kerbdog in its whole 'celtic-accented vocals doing some really earnest rock music' thing.
Goes without saying that it's not a patch on Kerbdog, but little is.
In the light of me logging thirty seven plays of that Guns n' Roses song in the two days after it leaked (then never again, oddly), I am now firmly enamoured with the new Biffy Clyro single 'Saturday Superhouse'. Miles better than the Guns song, thankfully, and slightly reminiscent of the mighty Kerbdog in its whole 'celtic-accented vocals doing some really earnest rock music' thing.
Goes without saying that it's not a patch on Kerbdog, but little is.
A DECADE OF FUNK!!!
i've always liked this record, but for some reason the last few days or so i am falling for it all over again... weird.
The wife prefers L&T, but I'm on the fence. I think a feel a vs. thread coming on.
I'm downloading that from Slsk back at the 'ol homestead. Can't wait to listen.
Acid Bath - Paegan Terrorism Tactics
Zeni Geva - Total Castration
Jim O'Rourke - I'm Happy, and I'm Singing, and a 1, 2, 3, 4
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I'm downloading that from Slsk back at the 'ol homestead. Can't wait to listen.
WIsh I could, i'm back home and my computer is sitting in my apartment, I can't listen to anything cool here :/
let me know if it's good.
What do you want to listen to in the car later?
The Locust: New Erections (2007)
Andrew W.K.: I Get Wet (2001)
Coalesce: 0:12 Revolution in Just Listening (1999)
I have been all about the quick fix, non-'epic' music of late. And I went to the length of resizing the Coalesce cover for better fit. Me = sad.
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i've always liked this record, but for some reason the last few days or so i am falling for it all over again... weird.
I have a new favorite song every week, this week it's "Roll the Credits"
NP:
Tokyo Police Club - A Lesson In Crime: Pretty excited to see these guys tonight.
Daft Punk - Discovery: Still brilliant.
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I'm giving this a listen too.
Kinda dig it, but it's not blowing me away.
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What do you want to listen to in the car later?
Remember the last time we listened to music in the car? I think you know what to do.
alright i just downloaded soulseek onto this computer, let the good times roll
on the queues on times new viking are over a 100 fuuuuck
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warhammer 48k fucking rocks the fuck out.
I finally listened to this. It really does rock the fuck out.
Currently listening to:
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QUOTE(simakos @ Mar 5 2007, 11:15 PM) [snapback]329180[/snapback]
warhammer 48k fucking rocks the fuck out.
I finally listened to this. It really does rock the fuck out.
Currently listening to:
There are both great albums.
Not like blasting that album during the summer with the windows rolled down and feeling like the gayest faggot on the planet.
im talking about that warhammer record i mean
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There are both great albums.
Not like blasting that album during the summer with the windows rolled down and feeling like the gayest faggot on the planet.
im talking about that warhammer record i mean
Of course you are. But say you were talking about the other record...the gentleman who recommended it to me last night said it's a perfect record for Winter. So, if you were talking about it, that be weird, but you aren't, so it's not. good story, right?
Right, gonna have to download that Warhammer 48k (dorkiest name for a band ever, btw) album... NOW!
Silver Jews - American Water
I've been In A Metal Mood pretty often this week.
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QUOTE(simakos @ Mar 9 2007, 01:44 PM) [snapback]333088[/snapback]
I'm giving this a listen too.
Kinda dig it, but it's not blowing me away.
yeah, it has moments but nothing to freak out about.
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