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I've now just been listening to random tracks by Cat Power and Destroyer, pleasant way to end the evening.
Fountains of Wayne- Utopia Parkway/ Exploding Hearts- Guitar Romantic
Wilco- Kicking Television/ Wilco- Summer Teeth
god.
Guitar Romantic is still so amazing... such a sad deal
Guitar Romantic is still so amazing... such a sad deal
QUOTE(solace @ Jan 24 2008, 11:21 PM) [snapback]561639[/snapback]
god.
Guitar Romantic is still so amazing... such a sad deal
Guitar Romantic is still so amazing... such a sad deal
totally.
QUOTE(simakos @ Jan 24 2008, 10:47 PM) [snapback]561653[/snapback]
QUOTE(solace @ Jan 24 2008, 11:21 PM) [snapback]561639[/snapback]
god.
Guitar Romantic is still so amazing... such a sad deal
Guitar Romantic is still so amazing... such a sad deal
totally.
agreed
alternative rawk
Elbow - Leaders of the Free World
Doves - Some Cities
Aster - Some Things Seldom Heard Of
Grabbed the last one off of Kokoro. It was okay. I hadn't listened to the other two for quite awhile, so it was time to give 'em a spin. I remember getting a bit tired of both of them at some point, but listening to them now was pretty good. Looking forward to the new Elbow in a couple months.
QUOTE(red @ Jan 24 2008, 10:11 PM) [snapback]561602[/snapback]
I had no idea they had a new release due out. I was just listening to The Repulsion Box in the car.
So how is it?
Boris - Amplifier Worship
OOIOO - Gold and Green
Sightings - Through The Panama
Sightings - Through The Panama
Me too. This is great stuff.
We Are the Romans Botch
Guitar Romantic The Exploding Hearts
Dead Can Dance - The Serpent's Egg
Dead Can Dance - Spleen and Ideal
Jawbreaker - Bivouac
Donovan - Cosmic Wheels
Ghostland Observatory - Robotique Majestique
Booker T & the M.G.'s--a massive CD comp that my coworker made me. This shit makes me want to hump my own leg.
R. Kelly - Fellin' On Yo Booty (Hypnosis Mix)
Sirius Left of Center has been playing this shit out of this so i just downloaded it.
Wolfgang tells me the rest of the somb is into it?
The Fall - Grotesque
This has a great, gritty cover (I found a decent vinyl copy), but I can't find a decent sized one on the internet, unfortunately.
Box - Studio 1
I'd upload this, but since I'm sans-computer right now I'm not able. It's a fuckin' great album, the first listen blew me away. Pretty visceral listening, but also features a lot of well-timed restraint. It's a group of 4 who were brought together for a couple days of improvisation by film maker, Philip Mullarkey, to perform for his art/film project. The members are as follows:
Raoul Björkenheim, guitar (Scorch Trio)
Trevor Dunn, bass (Mr. Bungle, Fantomas, John Zorn)
Ståle Storløkken, keyboards (Supersilent, Humcrush)
Morgan Ågren, drums (Mats / Morgan, Zappa´s Universe)
My record came in the mail today. I'm hearing a big diff between vinyl and mp3 on this one, and it's just making the thing better. It's a great album through and through, the length of the album is a good thing and really allowed for them to experiment. The entire thing is like an album plus an EP. Big fan of the first half where they rock out.
The Replacements - Tim
The Saints - (I'm Stranded)
Both of these albums are just amazing. I hadn't listened to Tim in years - kicked my ass.
QUOTE(mouthbreather @ Jan 26 2008, 10:06 AM) [snapback]562625[/snapback]
Both of these albums are just amazing. I hadn't listened to Tim in years - kicked my ass.
yeah, that happens every time i pull out an old Replacements record. i just loved them so much.
So this is a French Horn? Sounds like my brain is being screwed by a drill bit. I'm a little scared by this lady.
"All of Us" + Maximum Strength Robitussin = cure for my cold
A fantastic soundtrack
I think the Truckers are my favorite band, that I don't really have a favorite album by. Honestly it's usually just whatever album I am listening to at the time.
i grabbed this from that power pop thread and holy shit is it good. i've never heard these guys before... other than "teenage kicks" i guess.
and menomena friend and foe
eh, only half way through menomena. not terribly impressed.
QUOTE(Saskadelphia @ Jan 26 2008, 11:54 PM) [snapback]562974[/snapback]
that's Nardwuar? right?
QUOTE(bleach @ Jan 27 2008, 11:02 AM) [snapback]563048[/snapback]
and menomena friend and foe
eh, only half way through menomena. not terribly impressed.
Grizzly Bear is amazing, and menomena might grow on you, some of the songs are really good
me:
Damn, man. Damn.
QUOTE(simakos @ Jan 27 2008, 03:56 AM) [snapback]562998[/snapback]
i grabbed this from that power pop thread and holy shit is it good. i've never heard these guys before... other than "teenage kicks" i guess.
Oh hell yeah, they're awesome. That one especially. Jump Boys, Jimmy Jimmy, Girls Don't Like It, really this band deserves the same amount of underground accolades that the Buzzcocks get in terms of pop punk singles.
Glam-tastic.
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QUOTE(Saskadelphia @ Jan 26 2008, 11:54 PM) [snapback]562974[/snapback]
that's Nardwuar? right?
That's right. Good new album by a hugely underrated band. It gets bonus points for "Where's the Butterknife", a song about the legendary incident when a dude from Vancouver punk band Death Sentence stapled his scrotum to a park bench.
better than just the cover, because the pic has boobs in it
Kraftwerk -- Trans-Europe Express
New Order -- Touched by the Hand of God
QUOTE(Haid @ Jan 27 2008, 07:05 PM) [snapback]563300[/snapback]
better than just the cover, because the pic has boobs in it
i want to marry her
Hüsker Dü - Candy Apple Grey
The Who - Odds & Sods This is pretty hit or miss (mostly miss). But "Water" and "Naked Eye" are two Who songs that could've been great singles.
i'm really digging this today... and i haven't really been in that huge thread much, so i'll just say here that this record is solid new wave rock guitar music.
QUOTE(simakos @ Jan 27 2008, 09:11 PM) [snapback]563360[/snapback]
i'm really digging this today... and i haven't really been in that huge thread much, so i'll just say here that this record is solid new wave rock guitar music.
I think I might check this out. A lot of people are talking about how good it is.
np:
The Teenagers - Reality Check
Saw the show last night at Sonotheque. Not bad, but I guess they got their gear stolen a couple days ago and were playing loaned guitars. The sound wasn't that great, their show at fabchannel.com sounded tons better. Pretty decent album though, just begging to get remixed.
This guy is brilliant, holy revelations. I'm not sold on his Starsailor/Lorca era yet, but
am fully entranced by his mid career releases.
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QUOTE(simakos @ Jan 27 2008, 09:11 PM) [snapback]563360[/snapback]
i'm really digging this today... and i haven't really been in that huge thread much, so i'll just say here that this record is solid new wave rock guitar music.
I think I might check this out. A lot of people are talking about how good it is.
You guys really need to get in on that 3/24 Empty Bottle show. I saw them at LSA about 3 years ago, and they tore the place up, almost literally. They are absolutely insane live.
And now for something completely different...
Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream Of Trains
Robyn Hitchcock - Eye
I forget how much I love Robyn Hitchcock, until I start playing his music. This was my sturdy college rock music, getting me through the long nights of grad school. Some of my favorite songs by anybody are on these: "I Used To Say I Love You", "Flavour of Night", "Heart Full of Leaves", "Linctus House", "Raining Twilight Coast", "Glass Hotel". These are the reissued versions that YepRoc put out last fall. The previously unissued bonus tracks are surprisingly strong.
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Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream Of Trains
I forget how much I love Robyn Hitchcock, until I start playing his music. This was my sturdy college rock music, getting me through the long nights of grad school. Some of my favorite songs by anybody are on these: "I Used To Say I Love You", "Flavour of Night", "Heart Full of Leaves", "Linctus House", "Raining Twilight Coast", "Glass Hotel". These are the reissued versions that YepRoc put out last fall. The previously unissued bonus tracks are surprisingly strong.
That's still my favorite Hitchcock album. It showcases the many modes of Robyn - silly, esoteric, moody, introspective...
A couple other favorite tracks are "I Often Dream Of Trains", "This Could Be The Day" and "My Favorite Buildings".
QUOTE(Asher Ford @ Jan 27 2008, 09:23 PM) [snapback]563371[/snapback]
looks interesting
Dead Can Dance - Spleen and Ideal
gorgeous album, making me break away from my Fall binge.
Robert Wyatt - Comicopera
I have been meaning to get this for months - and just today my LP arrived. Looks beautiful and the 3 segments of the record makes it perfect for the format. I really enjoyed my first listening of it - looking forward to spin it again later tonight.
Box - Studio 1
Seriously. Great record that I hope a few people listen to. I'm at work right now and I'm hoping to rip/upload the record for you guys. If you're into some harsh improv (twisting, screaming rock guitars, buzzing/pulsating electronics, and pummeling drums) along with moments of restrained elegance - you can dig it.
Look for this spot for a download link shortly.
Edit:
CODE
http://download.yousendit.com/96C95AA74F5E6C21
The Replacements - Let It Be
Kiss - Gene Simmons solo
QUOTE(mouthbreather @ Jan 28 2008, 03:10 PM) [snapback]564010[/snapback]
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!! STOP THE INSANITY!!!
If only the new album drowned out Dan Bejar's voice like this one does...
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