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What Are You Listening to Right Now?
lucky fonz III - hoe je honing maakt
Spin Doctors - Indifference, Laraby's Gang, At This HourFoo Fighters - The Pretender, In Your Honour
wanda jackson - sticks & stonesboards of canada - chromakey dreamcoat
sparklehorse - maria's little elbows
stabilo - flawed design
josh ritter - orbital
stan diego - so it goes
eels - p.s. you rock my world
beirut - after the curtain
jeffreu lewis - big a, little a
dan auerbach - street walkin'
sticks & stones. if that chromakey dreamcoat doesn't cover maria's little elbows it's a flawed design. it's not supposed to be orbital. but so it goes, after the curtain drops, when big a and little a go street walkin'. p.s. you rock my world.
A necessary rearrangement to put eels in there last, I think.
Rise of Dark One and Only love
Heart Breaker
GravePost
Suki Suki Niko Chu!
I Pave Your Heart!
The Counterattack of Roadroller
Epilogue
The End of One Story
Sinker-Songwriter - Aeta
All of the above are by TinySymphony.
Except the last one.
belle and sebastian - morning crescenteels - my descent into madness
dan auerbach - real desire
jens lekman - the cold swedish winter
the flaming lips - handsome johnny
the flaming lips - man from pakistan
eels - guest list
beirut - the canals of our city
fiona apple - window
hjaltalín - traffic music
in the morning crescent my descent into madness brings a real desire for the cold swedish winter and handsome johnny. the man from pakistan is also on my guest list. we'll look at the canals of our city from a window and listen to the traffic music.
not right now, but i'm running an RPG session later, based on Charles Stross' Laundry books - underpaid techies meet Cthuloid monstrosities, if you are not familiar with it. I haven't had chance to put together a proper playlist, so will just bung on a mix of PJ Harvey, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, Rasputina, Miranda Sex Garden and Jon Spencer.Any suggestions for good mood/freakout music for when i do get around to the playlist?
Tracy Chapman just came up, it has been a long time since I've listened to anything from her.
ms.petra wrote: "Clark, you have inspired me!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISmgOr...#!"
"My old lady, she kinda funny.
I know...Everybody funny."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISmgOr...#!"
"My old lady, she kinda funny.
I know...Everybody funny."
Double Fantasy...I still miss you JL
Barb wrote: "janine wrote: "it was chris de burgh day."oh oh oh ... Spanish Train????"
maybe, i don't remember every song played.
OK, so the fashions don't hold up particularly well, but the album does. So why no CD release?
Another CDMIA, produced by John Cougar.
listened to Kid Rock on the AMA show last night..liked it very much...Kid Rock,not the show
Have not heard any of his new album, but according to the Detroit Free Press, his mission to become his generation's Bob Seger conitinues.
charo - donde esta santa clausc3p0 christmas
jimmy james - if betty davis sang feliz navidad
'o god! is there no end to this song? somebody stop the song!'
roosbeef - ze willen wel je hond aaien maar niet met je praten (they want to pet your dog but they don't want to talk to you)
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swans - my father will guide me up a rope to the sky
I'm listening to Cee Lo Green. Too funny, and such a catchy tune.
King Dinösaur wrote: "
Suicidal Tendencies, "S/T"
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ALL I WANTED WAS A PEPSI AND SHE WOULDN'T EVEN GIVE IT TO ME!!!"
Suicidal Tendencies, "S/T"
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ALL I WANTED WAS A PEPSI AND SHE WOULDN'T EVEN GIVE IT TO ME!!!"
Barb wrote: "Hey Clark. I think you might actually like Hollerado.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1O1Ob...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Whv1tL..."
Verse/chorus/verse, noisy-ass guitars...me likey, Barb. Thanks!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1O1Ob...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Whv1tL..."
Verse/chorus/verse, noisy-ass guitars...me likey, Barb. Thanks!
The Swimming Hour by Andrew Bird's Bowl of Fire
Clark wrote: "King Dinösaur wrote: "Suicidal Tendencies, "S/T"
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ALL I WANTED WAS A PEPSI AND SHE WOULDN'T EVEN GIVE IT TO ME!!!""
I saw them at Metro in Chicago on that tour. I thought I was gonna die.
Joanne wrote: "I'm listening to Cee Lo Green. Too funny, and such a catchy tune."
which one? f u ?
which one? f u ?
Yes, Jaye, on the Colbert Report. I can't get the tune out of my brain. At least no one I know will recognize it if I start humming unawares.
the low anthem - charlie darwinandre williams - i hate cha
the unicorns - segue
crookram - sun
the tranquis - blue skies
arctic monkeys - pretty visitors
tv on the radio - golden age
eels - looking up
tellers - hugo
hjaltalín - selur
charlie darwin, i hate cha. segue: sun and blue skies, the golden age, things are looking up for hugo. selur means seal in icelandic.
I like your punchline, Janine. So does the seal, apparently.
Mod
YOu know what's a really good Pandora station? Put in "The Temper Trap."
Mod
Sally wrote: "Good stuff so far, friend. You're like a superpower when it comes to earholes, you know that?"One of many talents!
Successfully picking the lock to your mind, the Furs tumble in and leave their muddy boot prints everywhere, Richard Butler's jaded, three-packet-habit larynx soaked in old Bowie records.
No matter how hard you scrub, those marks just won't go away.
"The one who insists he was first in the line is the last to remember her name" get me every time.
There’s a lot of ear-bleeding psychedelic noise here - corrosive love songs drenched in adrenaline backwashes of slow-motion sludge - but it bumps uglies with shimmering, fuzz-coated guitar, murky whirlpools of ethereal, Beach-Boys-in-the-throes-of-an-opium-dream harmony, and good old traditional pop craftsmanship that no amount of harsh electrical shocks can hide.
You know you’ll recover, but you’re not sure when.
Psychocandy is a great album, no doubt. That last scene in Lost in Translation, with "Just Like Honey"...brilliant.
RandomAnthony wrote: "Psychocandy is a great album, no doubt. That last scene in Lost in Translation, with "Just Like Honey"...brilliant."
If only everyone's world was as simple as the Reids', huh?
Honey-dripping beehive = uh, well, you know...
Candy = drugs
If only everyone's world was as simple as the Reids', huh?
Honey-dripping beehive = uh, well, you know...
Candy = drugs
I've seen the Furs a slew of times, too...they were one of my first real concerts. Talk Talk Talk is a way underrated album in particular.
Clark wrote: "RandomAnthony wrote: "Psychocandy is a great album, no doubt. That last scene in Lost in Translation, with "Just Like Honey"...brilliant."If only everyone's world was as simple as the Reids', ..."
And fistfighting onstage after twenty minute sets...
RandomAnthony wrote: "Clark wrote: "RandomAnthony wrote: "Psychocandy is a great album, no doubt. That last scene in Lost in Translation, with "Just Like Honey"...brilliant."
If only everyone's world was as simple as ..."
They were nearly lynched the first they played in Detroit.
If only everyone's world was as simple as ..."
They were nearly lynched the first they played in Detroit.
RandomAnthony wrote: "I've seen the Furs a slew of times, too...they were one of my first real concerts. Talk Talk Talk is a way underrated album in particular."
Yep, and the first one too.
Yep, and the first one too.
Myles wrote: "Psychocandy is a great album, last winter I practically had "The Hardest Walk" on loop. "I don't want you to want me, don't want you to need me."
I like the contrast the Darklands offers too.
..."
Nice post, Myles. Take it from here. I'm out of ideas.
I like the contrast the Darklands offers too.
..."
Nice post, Myles. Take it from here. I'm out of ideas.
Myles wrote: "Psychocandy is a great album, last winter I practically had "The Hardest Walk" on loop. "I don't want you to want me, don't want you to need me."
I like the contrast the Darklands offers too. ..."
Funny thing... Saw 'em play a small club gig in Detroit when "Psychcandy" came out. Twenty-minute set - tops - a monotonous roar of mammoth unarticulated reverberations, like a beast that had been tossed into a sawdust pit to fight for its life then amplified through a fast-food restaurant drive-through speaker in a wind tunnel, neither of the brothers Reid bothering to turn and face the audience much except for an occasional turn at the mic.
A few years later - when "Darklands" was released - they show up at St. Andrew's Hall (much bigger venue) with a drum machine. Scoff if you will, but it was unbelievable. Those guys can write a song, even if they "borrow" a little bit here and there.
I like the contrast the Darklands offers too. ..."
Funny thing... Saw 'em play a small club gig in Detroit when "Psychcandy" came out. Twenty-minute set - tops - a monotonous roar of mammoth unarticulated reverberations, like a beast that had been tossed into a sawdust pit to fight for its life then amplified through a fast-food restaurant drive-through speaker in a wind tunnel, neither of the brothers Reid bothering to turn and face the audience much except for an occasional turn at the mic.
A few years later - when "Darklands" was released - they show up at St. Andrew's Hall (much bigger venue) with a drum machine. Scoff if you will, but it was unbelievable. Those guys can write a song, even if they "borrow" a little bit here and there.
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