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What Are You Listening to Right Now?
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"Animals 21st anniversary edition."
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Yep, it is.
Sarah Pi wrote: "janine wrote: "remember when phil was kissing the beehive? rocks and daggers did the marry song, but i don't need marry. he was a child star, a star man, but almost drowned in waves of rye. it was ..."there should be, they're fun to write.
smetchie wrote: "Broken Bells because someone at work gave it to me. It's not my usual thing but I keep listening to it anyway. It kind of makes me want to sit in the dark and take drugs or something."I just burned that and Metric for my daughter.
ray davies - see my friends[image error]
King Dinösaur wrote: "I'm kind of afraid to listen to that Ray Davies album. I heard the Metallica song and didn't care for it. How is the rest of it?"i think the metallica song is my least favorite. there are some good ones on there, but you'll have to wade through the mediocre ones to get to them.
i'm being productive and i'm a little bored (in the library, even). on the music player:beck and the flaming lips - we live again
the unicorns - i was born (a unicorn)
ane brun - easier
grizzly bear - southern point
the tranquis - shit happens
the last shadow puppets - only the truth
tricky - abaon fat track
why? - brook and waxing
raphael saadiq - grown folks
saybia - i surrender
giant sand - (well) dusted (for the millennium)
the flaming lips - space bible with volume lumps
Never mind the Ray Davies album, where the hell is that long-rumored new Kinks album? It's been 17(!) years since their last one:
If you're looking for something to take the edge off the latest installment of "The Walking Dead" and that energy drink you just shotgunned, don't come here seeking solace. Industrial dirge tones, laser-beam keyboards, and primitive, stamping-plant riffs do not a happy place make.
Kicking off Side A (that's vinyl-speak for all you kiddies) and released as a single 30 years back, "Requiem" is all the evidence you'll ever need that the machines have finally taken over.
The sound of small, furry things being stomped to death.
it's an itunes day.the moonglows - tempting
mc honky - a good day to be you
sparklehorse - sunshine
lambchop - i believe in you
tift merritt - make you happy
the black atlantic - baiulus
santogold - i'm a lady
florence & the machine - blinding
lpg - f to the j
the flaming lips - halloween on the barbary coast
the flaming lips - talkin' 'bout the smiling deathporn immortality blues (everyone wants to live forever)
In case you're wondering, Clark, Charlie Sexton is playing guitar in Bob Dylan's band. And he's still sporting that haircut. Fucker looks like he hasn't aged in 25 years.
Love that Killing Joke album.
Love that Killing Joke album.
Gus wrote: "In case you're wondering, Clark, Charlie Sexton is playing guitar in Bob Dylan's band. And he's still sporting that haircut. Fucker looks like he hasn't aged in 25 years.
Love that Killing Joke al..."
The big haystack rooster 'do? No kidding... If you find something that works, stick with it I guess. I remember seeing him at Harpo's when that first album came out. The women were going apeshit. I couldn't take my eyes off the hair.
Love that Killing Joke al..."
The big haystack rooster 'do? No kidding... If you find something that works, stick with it I guess. I remember seeing him at Harpo's when that first album came out. The women were going apeshit. I couldn't take my eyes off the hair.
i'm guessing the hair functions to balance out the lips.
janine wrote: "i'm guessing the hair functions to balance out the lips."
It's a standoff, too close to call, but the little girls understand.
It's a standoff, too close to call, but the little girls understand.
It wasn't quite as haystack-y, but I couldn't help but wonder if that was Charlie Sexton on guitar. When Bob announced his name, I was like, "holy shit! That is Charlie Sexton."
I'll give him this: Charlie can play a mean, tight guitar.
I'll give him this: Charlie can play a mean, tight guitar.
ariel pink's haunted graffiti - butt-house blondiesvampire weekend - cape cod kwassa kwassa
the low anthem - omgcd
eels - old shit/new shit
god help the girl - a unified theory
vampire weekend - taxi cab
kate nash - i've got a secret
beirut - cherbourg
vashti bunyan - go before dawn
hjaltalín - the boy next door
butt-house blondies live in cape cod kwassa kwassa. omgcd this old shit/new shit is a unified theory. i've got a secret taxi cab to cherbourg. i go before dawn, with the boy next door.
Joan Jett - We're Not Gonna Take ItRoy Orbison - I Drove All Night
The Afghan Whigs - Come See About Me
Rocky Votolato - White Daisy Passing
The Staples Singers - I'll Take You There
Erasure - A Little Respect
Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars - Kele Mani
Sparklehorse - Don't Take My Sunshine Away
Bruce Springsteen - Gypsy Biker
Michael Lorant et al (Daemon Records' Jesus Christ Superstar charity fundraiser) - Damned For All Time
We're not gonna take it
I drove all night, since you said "Come see about me."
White daisy passing.
I'll take you there.
A little respect, Kele Mani: don't take my sunshine away.
Gypsy Biker, damned for all time.
78 r.p.m.[image error]
clark, does this make you feel old?
janine wrote: "78 r.p.m.
clark, does this make you feel old?"
That's a matchbook cover, right?
clark, does this make you feel old?"
That's a matchbook cover, right?
it's a cd cover. i looked for the cd with the oldest music i had.
Annoying after a while, but "Da Da Da" is an audacious, Casio VL-tone-powered international hit single, combining absurdly deadpan singing and about three notes of music.
For the most part, Elvis lost me after this one but it was fun while it lasted.
cee lo green - the lady killer
v/a - scram c baby tribute album
One-hit wonder, but what a hit it was: "The Salt in My Tears." Briley later served time in Ian Hunter's band.
Launch-code enabled, Chicago's Material Issue seemed poised for world domination with this one, but the planets never aligned quite right.
Last gasp of brilliance from the boy who was supposed to chew up Nashville and spit it out. The six failed marriages and crack addiction might have had something to do with it.
i love perusing this thread for all the bizarre artwork!
Same guy, Barb. Cee-Lo got his start with Atlanta's own Goodie Mob. Then went solo. Then hooked up with Danger Mouse for Gnarls Barkley.
You could sing that band name and album title to the tune of "hot blooded"Hot Panda - how come I'm dead?
Cold human, you were shot in the head
Hot panda - or dromedary?
Cold human - are you talking to me?
Hey! I have that Martin Briley LP, Clark!
Jackie "the Librarian" wrote: "Hey! I have that Martin Briley LP, Clark!"
If you're serious, well, that makes two of us.
If you're serious, well, that makes two of us.
With all the attention Cee-Lo Green's Fuck You has been getting, I was thinking about another great breakup song, this one from the late, great Harry Nilsson:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02lXLi...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02lXLi...
and that hawk made me want to listen to:hudson mohawke - butter
so i switched.
Nearly 12,000 long days and nights – two generations in some parts of Appalachia - passed between the release of the New York Dolls’ second album “Too Much Too Soon” back in 1974 and their 2006 comeback (first image pictured above) and while these may not be your mom and dad's Dolls (read: mine), both records deliver in spades, punching all the neurons, tugging on heartstrings, swelling the chest, and emphatically confirming that the 32-year wait was indeed worth it.
Long may they run.
Gus wrote: "With all the attention Cee-Lo Green's Fuck You has been getting, I was thinking about another great breakup song, this one from the late, great Harry Nilsson:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02lXLi..."
nice. we have all felt that way. I'm glad my daughter is all grown up because I don't know if I would want her in the back seat singing "Fuck You!"
Have been listening to A History of Western Philosophy whilst out, and now have a big pile of tidying to do, so may continue with that (John Locke up next), or perhaps switch to something energetic like Ex Girl or TsuShiMaMire t perk me up.
On a whim, I decided to take a quick spin through the CD bins at the Redford District Library the other day and I just might make it a ritual. Picked up a couple of Chuck Berrry albums (which I need like a third testicle) I'd never heard before as well as this one.
To be honest, I've never quite gotten over old-school-style Brit punk and these guys do it as well as anyone anymore (come to think of it, they're the ONLY ones who do it anymore), throwing in a healthy dose of ska for texture.
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