still my favorite record since Y2K.
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still my favorite record since Y2K.
Skallander - Skallander
Tower Recordings - Folk Scene
MV & EE with the Golden Road - Gettin' Gone
Soft Machine - Soft Machine
Eater of Birds Cobalt
This is great. Thanks, Sask.
Why am I hearing this for the first time? Wolfgang, looking your way.
Quickly becoming one of my favorite albums of the decade. Am I the only one who likes this more than Echoes?
Bluebird Blues
Picked this up, used, at the Jazz Record Mart. It's a really nice compilation of Bluebird sides from the '30s/40s. Blind Wille McTell, Sleepy John Estes, Arthur Crudup etc.
Everyone was in a bad mood in my house this weekend, so I played this about 8 times in a row, both to make myself feel better and to further piss off everyone else. It worked nicely.
Over the years, I've ended up playing Klaus Nomi a lot in the run-up to Christmas.
I know close to nothing about them, downloaded this on a whim after enjoying all of their songs on The Darjeeling Limited Soundtrack. Any suggestions on where to go from here?
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I know close to nothing about them, downloaded this on a whim after enjoying all of their songs on The Darjeeling Limited Soundtrack. Any suggestions on where to go from here?
The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society
http://rapidshare.com/files/53422650/1968_...ociety.rar.html
Just got back from Africa which would be really depressing if I weren't heading out for the gig of the century in a few hours.
Playing these in preparation....
Playing these in preparation....
for ideas on the Kinks check this out:
http://soundopinions.org/forum/index.php?s...st&p=235317
you cannot go wrong with Face to Face, Something Else, Village Green Arthur, Muswell Hillbillies or Lola, in my opinion. The compilation Kinks Kronikles is very good. I'm not sure what's on the comp you have, but I pretty much dig everything they did until the 1972 or so. I also dig a lot of their late 70's and 80's material, despite some significant flaws in it.
http://soundopinions.org/forum/index.php?s...st&p=235317
you cannot go wrong with Face to Face, Something Else, Village Green Arthur, Muswell Hillbillies or Lola, in my opinion. The compilation Kinks Kronikles is very good. I'm not sure what's on the comp you have, but I pretty much dig everything they did until the 1972 or so. I also dig a lot of their late 70's and 80's material, despite some significant flaws in it.
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Glass Candy
<-- "Miss Broadway" on repeat
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Bluebird Blues
Picked this up, used, at the Jazz Record Mart. It's a really nice compilation of Bluebird sides from the '30s/40s. Blind Wille McTell, Sleepy John Estes, Arthur Crudup etc.
woah! you secretly hid the download in the picture... so sneaky... thanks.
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Bluebird Blues
Picked this up, used, at the Jazz Record Mart. It's a really nice compilation of Bluebird sides from the '30s/40s. Blind Wille McTell, Sleepy John Estes, Arthur Crudup etc.
woah! you secretly hid the download in the picture... so sneaky... thanks.
It's no secret anymore!
Nazz - Nazz Nazz (The young Todd Rundgren on far left.)
Steve Earle - Washington Square Serenade
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Why am I hearing this for the first time? Wolfgang, looking your way.
Quickly becoming one of my favorite albums of the decade. Am I the only one who likes this more than Echoes?
Wait, are you serious? Why are you just hearing this in December of '07? You saw them at Lolla this summer, could have sworn you had the new album already.
haven't spun this one in a while...
Various Artists - Chicago 2018... It's Gonna Change
CD1
01 Bobby Conn - The Whistler
02 Sam Prekop - The Afternoon
03 Jim O'Rourke - Never Again
04 Toe 2000 - Absolutism
05 Chicago Underground Duo - King Cobre
06 Slam! - 911
07 Pullman - Karissa
08 Bundy K. Brown - Imaging Place
09 Mick Turner - Sunny Xmas Day
10 Tricolor - Absolution
CD2
01 Tortoise - Jetty 99
02 Freakwater - All Life Long Remix
03 Joshua Adams - End Of June
04 Eternals - Bewilderness
05 NRG Ensemble - Hold That Thought
06 Bobby Conn w/J. O'Rourke - California
07 Ken Vandermark - Distance
08 Isotope 217 - LUH
Various Artists - Chicago 2018... It's Gonna Change
CD1
01 Bobby Conn - The Whistler
02 Sam Prekop - The Afternoon
03 Jim O'Rourke - Never Again
04 Toe 2000 - Absolutism
05 Chicago Underground Duo - King Cobre
06 Slam! - 911
07 Pullman - Karissa
08 Bundy K. Brown - Imaging Place
09 Mick Turner - Sunny Xmas Day
10 Tricolor - Absolution
CD2
01 Tortoise - Jetty 99
02 Freakwater - All Life Long Remix
03 Joshua Adams - End Of June
04 Eternals - Bewilderness
05 NRG Ensemble - Hold That Thought
06 Bobby Conn w/J. O'Rourke - California
07 Ken Vandermark - Distance
08 Isotope 217 - LUH
Good music.
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Wait, are you serious? Why are you just hearing this in December of '07? You saw them at Lolla this summer, could have sworn you had the new album already.
no no, yeah i've had that rapture album since it came out and haven't stopped playing it since then. I was talking about the PJ Harvey album, I know how much you love her and I just now heard Is This Desire?l.
Ohhhh, the image you used isn't working. Get Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea next.
Are we playing rank PJH albums? My turn:
To Bring You My Love
Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
Rid of Me
Dry
Is This Desire?
Dance Hall at Louse Point
4-Track Demos
Peeeeel Sessions
White Chalk
Uh Huh Her
To Bring You My Love
Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
Rid of Me
Dry
Is This Desire?
Dance Hall at Louse Point
4-Track Demos
Peeeeel Sessions
White Chalk
Uh Huh Her
Peel Sessions is inexplicably missing, fix it now!
Wow, this is so much better than their first album, which I could barely stand.
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Wow, this is so much better than their first album, which I could barely stand.
So, does that mean it's a good album, or not just as bad as the last?
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So, does that mean it's a good album, or not just as bad as the last?
I really like it. The twee thing is in overdrive again, but in this case, it's not so bad because the songs are so much stronger, and the band's in and out in barely 26 minutes.
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QUOTE(StigNasty @ Dec 10 2007, 11:34 PM) [snapback]526139[/snapback]
So, does that mean it's a good album, or not just as bad as the last?
I really like it. The twee thing is in overdrive again, but in this case, it's not so bad because the songs are so much stronger, and the band's in and out in barely 26 minutes.
i've never liked them, but now this... damn you sask! damn you to hell! now i have another record to listen to... shit.
Aerosmith - Draw the Line
Sparklehorse - Good Morning Spider
Nirvana - Bleach
Grifters - Crappin' You Negative
feels good to have my list in already
Very good music.
John Cale - Fear
next:
Bathtub Shitter - Dance Hall Grind
next:
Bathtub Shitter - Dance Hall Grind
US Maple - Long Hair In Three Stages
Miles Davis - On The Corner
Rage Against the Machine's "Down Rodeo". Forgot how much I like this track.
"So now I'm rollin' down Rodeo with a shotgun/
These people ain't seen a brown-skinned man since their grandparent's bought one"
It's actually kind of a cheesy lyric, now that I've typed it. Still, I always crinkle my face and play air guitar to Morello's stabby guitar part right after this is sung.
"So now I'm rollin' down Rodeo with a shotgun/
These people ain't seen a brown-skinned man since their grandparent's bought one"
It's actually kind of a cheesy lyric, now that I've typed it. Still, I always crinkle my face and play air guitar to Morello's stabby guitar part right after this is sung.
Bottomless Pit - Hammer of the Gods
This shit is great. Sounds a lot like where Silkworm left off. Thanks for the recommendation Dark Flame!
Bruno Pronsato - Why Can't We Be Like Us
Yellow Swans - At All Ends
Todd Edwards - Odyssey
Im also enjoying those SFA comps that Music Saves upped
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Yellow Swans - At All Ends
Good record, I was impressed by this one. It might even be better than Psychic Secession.
And as of now...
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Yellow Swans - At All Ends
Good record, I was impressed by this one. It might even be better than Psychic Secession.
Anyone want to upload this for me or point me towards a link? I've had no luck tracking it down.
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Yellow Swans - At All Ends
Anyone want to upload this for me or point me towards a link? I've had no luck tracking it down.
think this link should still be active. If not, Ill up it for you
CODE
http://rapidshare.com/files/74969313/at_all_ends__Load__2007_.rar
Pass: trunk
Here is a link for the Pronsato album too....I'm obsessing over this at the moment
Bruno Pronsato - Why Can't We Be Like Us?
Tracklist:
01 Slowly Gravely
02 What They Wish
03 Same Faces, Different Names
04 An Ill Collage
05 At Home I'm a Tourist
06 Too Few Hellos...Too Many Goodbyes
07 What We Wish
08 Who is Sarah Stern
09 Why Can't We Be Like Us
CODE
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I6N2Y34H
Who is Sarah Stern is one of the best things I've heard in a while
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QUOTE(Burzum @ Dec 12 2007, 10:03 PM) [snapback]528357[/snapback]
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Yellow Swans - At All Ends
Anyone want to upload this for me or point me towards a link? I've had no luck tracking it down.
think this link should still be active. If not, Ill up it for you
CODE
http://rapidshare.com/files/74969313/at_all_ends__Load__2007_.rar
Pass: trunk
I had uploaded it before seeing Bruegel's post, but just in case that link doesn't work - here it is:
CODE
http://www.sendspace.com/file/w5kvmv
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QUOTE(Bruegel @ Dec 12 2007, 04:13 PM) [snapback]528372[/snapback]
QUOTE(Burzum @ Dec 12 2007, 10:03 PM) [snapback]528357[/snapback]
QUOTE(Bruegel @ Dec 12 2007, 03:46 PM) [snapback]528321[/snapback]
Yellow Swans - At All Ends
Anyone want to upload this for me or point me towards a link? I've had no luck tracking it down.
think this link should still be active. If not, Ill up it for you
CODE
http://rapidshare.com/files/74969313/at_all_ends__Load__2007_.rar
Pass: trunk
I had uploaded it before seeing Bruegel's post, but just in case that link doesn't work - here it is:
CODE
http://www.sendspace.com/file/w5kvmv
Awesome, thanks guys.
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Bruno Pronsato - Why Can't We Be Like Us?
This is amazing. Everyone who likes Villalobos, minimal techno, electronic music in general, drums or awesomeness should get it.
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Bruno Pronsato - Why Can't We Be Like Us?
Yeah. This is good.
most of the evening...
nick lowe.
dubstep.
dubstep.
Death Is This Communion High on Fire
Those drums, those riffs. Will fall somewhere in my year end top 20.
Lupe Fiasco's The Cool Lupe Fiasco
I'll abstain from voting for this in '07, but if this doesn't make my top 20 in '08, then it'll be a year to rival this one. (I.e. this is teh hottness.)
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Miles Davis - On The Corner
Here's a recording of my band playing a groove from this record:
Groove from On the Corner
Note: this is my first go with divShare, and when I listened to the upload last night--from their site--it sounded noticably worse (more muffled, to say the least) than this track does on either my home stereo or even my iMac, playing it through iTunes. I would expect there would be some difference, but the difference I heard was pretty harsh. Too bad, because this was actually a good live recording for 1996.
The Kinks ~ Lola Vs. Powerman & The Moneygoround
i picked this record up used last weekend and have been listening to it ever since. such a great, melancholy record in places, with songs like "Get Back In Line," "Strangers" and "A Long Way From Home." there are also quite a few rockers and it doesn't get much more sublime than "Lola" and the "Land of 1000 Dances" instrumental part of "Top of the Pops." i'm not sure how "Lola" fits in with the concept of the record, but who cares. it's my 2nd favorite Kinks album behind VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY.
thanks again, El C, for the mix box set to start it all...
i picked this record up used last weekend and have been listening to it ever since. such a great, melancholy record in places, with songs like "Get Back In Line," "Strangers" and "A Long Way From Home." there are also quite a few rockers and it doesn't get much more sublime than "Lola" and the "Land of 1000 Dances" instrumental part of "Top of the Pops." i'm not sure how "Lola" fits in with the concept of the record, but who cares. it's my 2nd favorite Kinks album behind VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY.
thanks again, El C, for the mix box set to start it all...
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...I'm not sure how "Lola" fits in with the concept of the record, but who cares.
I always thought that Lola was the "hit record" that the concept is centered around.
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The Kinks ~ Lola Vs. Powerman & The Moneygoround
i picked this record up used last weekend and have been listening to it ever since. such a great, melancholy record in places, with songs like "Get Back In Line," "Strangers" and "A Long Way From Home." there are also quite a few rockers and it doesn't get much more sublime than "Lola" and the "Land of 1000 Dances" instrumental part of "Top of the Pops." i'm not sure how "Lola" fits in with the concept of the record, but who cares. it's my 2nd favorite Kinks album behind VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY.
thanks again, El C, for the mix box set to start it all...
i picked this record up used last weekend and have been listening to it ever since. such a great, melancholy record in places, with songs like "Get Back In Line," "Strangers" and "A Long Way From Home." there are also quite a few rockers and it doesn't get much more sublime than "Lola" and the "Land of 1000 Dances" instrumental part of "Top of the Pops." i'm not sure how "Lola" fits in with the concept of the record, but who cares. it's my 2nd favorite Kinks album behind VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY.
thanks again, El C, for the mix box set to start it all...
God Save the Kinks. This record is one that some fans cite as the first with some filler and the beginning of their downward spiral. Personally, I don't agree. I think it's wonderful. Apeman is one of my favorite singalong tracks, and the way Ray enunciates "cocounut" just makes me swoon. That said, my 3 favorite tracks are the 3 you mentioned first above.
and you're welcome for the box. It was, as Ray might say, a "labour of love".
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Miles Davis - On The Corner
Here's a recording of my band playing a groove from this record:
Groove from On the Corner
Note: this is my first go with divShare, and when I listened to the upload last night--from their site--it sounded noticably worse (more muffled, to say the least) than this track does on either my home stereo or even my iMac, playing it through iTunes. I would expect there would be some difference, but the difference I heard was pretty harsh. Too bad, because this was actually a good live recording for 1996.
Cool. I'll check it out.
I've been a little obsessed with that album lately. Amazing stuff.
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