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It's been a noisy day.
Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music
Massimo - Hello Dirty
Kevin Drumm - Sheer Hellish Miasma
Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music
Massimo - Hello Dirty
Kevin Drumm - Sheer Hellish Miasma
QUOTE(AlkalineDrown @ Mar 1 2006, 01:09 PM) [snapback]32571[/snapback]
Love that one, cannot wait to hear more material from these guys.
I saw they're playing at DD in April, twas why I threw it on today.
QUOTE(my kinetic android @ Mar 1 2006, 12:01 PM) [snapback]32470[/snapback]
Oh God, yes.
Who be dat?
Robyn - Robyn
on my first listen through the new YYY's. i dont know why i expected it to be brilliant, but after hearing Dudley my expectations were through the roof.
this does not deliver at all.
this does not deliver at all.
Sucks. Sucks. Suck-diddly-ucks.
That's more like it.
That Massimo cover is fourteen kinds of wrong. 
That's a bushy cat.
I'll always give Conor the benefit of the doubt because of this.
QUOTE(Slackmo @ Mar 3 2006, 01:42 PM) [snapback]34605[/snapback]
That Massimo cover is fourteen kinds of wrong.
You should see the artwork inside the booklet. There are anal beads involved.
XTC - Drums and Wires
Boredoms - Rebore Vol. 0
Various Artists - Great Jewish Music: Burt Bacharach
QUOTE(ghost town of my brain @ Mar 3 2006, 12:42 PM) [snapback]34606[/snapback]
That's a bushy cat.
I'll always give Conor the benefit of the doubt because of this.
wait just a god damned second! is that chan marshall's pubic hair?! whoa.
and i agree with you about that DESAPARECIDOS disc, i am not abig fan of oberst at all but that record is great.
QUOTE(simakos @ Mar 3 2006, 03:22 PM) [snapback]34663[/snapback]
wait just a god damned second! is that chan marshall's pubic hair?! whoa.
and i agree with you about that DESAPARECIDOS disc, i am not abig fan of oberst at all but that record is great.
It looks like it. I'd prefer to believe it is as I find her quite purrrrfect...meow!
Eels (w/Strings) – Live At Town Hall Not bad. E's melancholy gets appropriate chamber pop treatment
Arab Strap – Last Romance Although I've heard a number of their songs, this is actually the first Arab Strap album that I've listened to in its entirety. Delightfully profane.
APB – Something to Believe In (20th Anniversary edition) One of those albums that I've had and loved on vinyl that I was waiting to be reissued, and here it is! With a bonus disc of live songs, outtakes and rarities to boot
Maximo Park – Missing Songs Nearly as good as A Certain Trigger
Morning After Girls – s/t Hmmm. Not making a big impression on first listen
Kelley Stoltz – Below the Branches A really, really solid pop record. I can see playing this one a lot.
Sarah Harmer – I'm a Mountain I've like her pop-rock efforts. This one has got a country/bluegrass feel. Might sound good on Prairie Home Companion, but it's a bit boring here.
Destroyer – Destroyer's Rubies I'm surprised how much I like this. Dan Bejar's voice takes getting used to, but he's winning me over
Ray Davies – Other People's Lives Hit and miss, but about what I expected.
and
Erol Alkan- A Bugged Out Mix/ A Bugged In Selection (the british's best kept secret.......awesome mixing of tech house)
The Chemical Brothers- Come With Us ( The best electronic group in existence......their best material they released after "Dig Your Own Hole")
This was stuck to the cover of the April MOJO.
CODE
http://s43.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1DJ4FADA1RHLA1DIZJN9JK9RVV
shit, thanks Warren. Perfect YSI for the poll at the moment (assuming theyr'e mostly singles, anyway)
edit: Hm, maybe not. Still cool, anyway
edit: Hm, maybe not. Still cool, anyway
The Grassroots - "Where Were You When I Needed You" (1966)
The Doctor's post in the singles thread inspired me to dig out this classic piece of '60s bubblegum. Unlike the follow-up albums, this one is essentially comprised of hit songwriters Phil Sloan and Steve Barri (and some session musicians). Worth checking out if just to hear their original "You Baby"...
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http://s55.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2VF2NA7B85T9N1M7KAHSC7G230
Yeah, this is really pretty great.
The first couple listens frustrated me due to the guy's similarity to Jim James on the sparser tracks. Once I got past that though, I was blown away. There's something very Sunny Day Real Estate about their sound at times -- especially the first track.
Has anyone else heard this? I'm on my first spin of it, it seems alright, nothing mind blowing...
so i just downloaded this (i have no idea why i slept on this for three years or so), and i am all like
QUOTE(Phil @ Mar 4 2006, 11:16 PM) [snapback]35605[/snapback]
so i just downloaded this (i have no idea why i slept on this for three years or so), and i am all like
I can relate. I got on board a few months back.
QUOTE(Ryan @ Mar 4 2006, 05:41 PM) [snapback]35434[/snapback]
There's something very Sunny Day Real Estate about their sound at times -- especially the first track.
that's an interesting observation... i guess at times it does sound all triumphant like Sunny Day.
QUOTE(avatar_ackbar @ Mar 4 2006, 05:56 PM) [snapback]35440[/snapback]
Has anyone else heard this? I'm on my first spin of it, it seems alright, nothing mind blowing...
i'm a big fan of that record. haven't spun it in a while, thanks for the reminder.
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for some strange reason i pulled this out for the ride to work today. it sounded nice and fresh to me. drawing flies, room a thousand years wide, outshined, face pollution, etc.
this album keeps getting stronger and stronger.
individual songs are starting to really shine through. a rising 8, to say the least.
Not too bad.
QUOTE(Ryan @ Mar 4 2006, 05:41 PM) [snapback]35434[/snapback]
Yeah, this is really pretty great.
The first couple listens frustrated me due to the guy's similarity to Jim James on the sparser tracks. Once I got past that though, I was blown away. There's something very Sunny Day Real Estate about their sound at times -- especially the first track.
hmm... interesting
i love SDRE and dunno if i'd heard that comparison, but now that you mention it, do hear it some. but yes, f'n awesome record. cannot wait to get it on vinyl
Judee Sill Dreams Come True
Galaxie 500 Today
And Band of Horses, too.
Galaxie 500 Today
And Band of Horses, too.
Clockcleaner: Nevermind
Primal Scream: XTRMNTR
Black Flag: The First 4 Years
Celtic Frost: Into the Pandemonium
Fiery Furnaces: Gallowsbird's Bark
Kraftwerk: Kraftwerk 2
QUOTE(Phil @ Mar 6 2006, 10:05 PM) [snapback]37079[/snapback]
When was this from, and do your recommend it? I loved the last two.
QUOTE(Slackmo @ Mar 7 2006, 12:17 AM) [snapback]37083[/snapback]
When was this from, and do your recommend it? I loved the last two.
i think it was from 2001.
i just picked it up this weekend from Reckless, and I am already a big fan. I am not going to say it is better than either of the new ones... just slightly different. Little less rocking than Yours Mine and Ours, but a little more messy than Discover a Lovelier You.
If i get the chance I might throw out of YSI of it later tomorrow night. But yeah if you find it before hand to download it is a stunner. The pernice brothers are slowly becoming on of my favorite little bands of the decade.
Justice- Waters Of NazarethEP
new french tech-house group that signed with Vice Records (same label for DFA 1979 and Bloc Party)
http://www.vice-recordings.com/index1.html
QUOTE(Saskadelphia @ Mar 7 2006, 02:31 AM) [snapback]37137[/snapback]
why on earth would you subject yourself to this?
i hear there are turkish prisons that still use this album to make enemy combatants confess...
QUOTE(LBJ @ Mar 7 2006, 10:32 AM) [snapback]37352[/snapback]
why on earth would you subject yourself to this?
It's a great album. Really. What's wrong with a little garage rock now and then?
I think its safe to say I'm pretty much in love with this band now:
2 Many DJ's- This Is Radio Soulwax( MIXMAG DJ mix cd)
1- Soulwax Slowdance (Nite Version)
2- Digitalism Idealistic
3- Franz & Shape Countach
4- Vitalic Valletta Fanfares
5- Franz Ferdinand Do You Want To (Erol Alkan's Glam Racket)
Remix - Erol Alkan
6- Adam Sky Ape-x
7- Namosh The Pulse (Whomadewho Remix)
Remix - Whomadewho
8- Riton Angerman (Riton Re-Rub)
9- Simian Sick
10- Jackson & His Computer Band Arpeggio
11- LCD Soundsystem Too Much Love
12- Tiga Do It Don't Stop
13- Headman Roh
14- Kate Wax Killing Your Ghost
15- Justice Let There Be Light
1- Soulwax Slowdance (Nite Version)
2- Digitalism Idealistic
3- Franz & Shape Countach
4- Vitalic Valletta Fanfares
5- Franz Ferdinand Do You Want To (Erol Alkan's Glam Racket)
Remix - Erol Alkan
6- Adam Sky Ape-x
7- Namosh The Pulse (Whomadewho Remix)
Remix - Whomadewho
8- Riton Angerman (Riton Re-Rub)
9- Simian Sick
10- Jackson & His Computer Band Arpeggio
11- LCD Soundsystem Too Much Love
12- Tiga Do It Don't Stop
13- Headman Roh
14- Kate Wax Killing Your Ghost
15- Justice Let There Be Light
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