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Serving Eargasms....
Punk is dead
On The CD Player Today (take 4)
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MysteryGuest
beyond boring and interesting
i didn't have anything on the cd player today.
moonsi til
worked it out now!
Whilst driving around today I have been listening to 2 albums that I don't recall the names of! It was Thurston Moore and then Viking Moses.
jeff_leigh
What happened to Dubversion ?
Jill Scott - Beautifully Human
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
The Fall - Imperial Wax Solvent
The_Reverend_M
More bass, vicar?
blitzen trapper - wild mountain something ...
ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Pale Saints - In Ribbons
JAMC - Automatic
Tortoise - Standards
JAMC - Automatic
Tortoise - Standards
Fictionist
Serving Eargasms....
Fictionist
Serving Eargasms....
Symphony No 2 (Andante) - Hanson
dynamicbaddog
run for your life
Stan Ridgway - Snakebite: Blacktop Ballads & Fugitive Songs
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Quiet Storm - Smokey Robinson
We Are One - Maze
We Are One - Maze
One of the few consistently excellent single artist remix albums.. Really love the Kid Loco one, and the Surgeon one..
Me:
Growing - Lateral.. Really fascinating kinda riff-based artiness
The Essential Jimmie Rodgers
Butthole Surfers - Locust Abortion Technician
Ooh - is that good? Or a bit limited? I've only heard a few Brown tracks (the obvious ones) and he's a bit one-trick
MysteryGuest
beyond boring and interesting
Blimey, how did I miss that one?
I've been into this lot for a couple of years now. 'Soul of the Rainbow' and 'The Sky's Run Into the Sea' have this great sense of something massively powerful and moody contained in relatively restrained music. Since 'Colour Wheel' they've started doing a more stop/start, or blobs of colour thing that I'm not sure about tbh, but I'm going to have to check out this new one.Anyway, for me:
Paul Giger - Chartres
Wim Mertens - Receptacle
Stars of the Lid - Music for Nitrous Oxide
Blimey, how did I miss that one?
I wasn't sure about them, I thought they might be more Wire-approved metal, IYSWIM, but with them it's almost the reverse: rather than making doom metal and getting perceived as arty, it's like they set out to achieve something and decided riffs were the best way to do it. Or something.
They're on tour supporting Boris soon, I think
Ooh - is that good? Or a bit limited? I've only heard a few Brown tracks (the obvious ones) and he's a bit one-trick
one trick? you've got to be kidding
Blues, jazz, country, cajun, guitar, fiddle, bandleading/ arranging the guy could do it all (pretty amazingly well IMO)
Incredibly versatile musician, didn't like to be pinned down to a single genre.
Er, yes tis good though. (not that I am hugely familar with Louis Jordan)
one trick? you've got to be kidding
Well, I only know Ain't Got No Home and a couple of tracks that sound like lazy reoworkings of it
Recommend a taster?
If you like the Eli Paperboy Reed track, check the rest out - he's fantastic
Well, I only know Ain't Got No Home and a couple of tracks that sound like lazy reoworkings of it
Recommend a taster?
You're not thinking of Clarence "Frogman" Henry are you cos' I don't think Brown ever recorded "Ain't got no home"?
Anyhow difficult to recommend tracks from an artist who had a career spanning 60 years but start with his first recordings 1947-1951 then Big Mammou (if you can find it) (late 70's) or the grammy winning "alright again"
(1983)(but don't let that put you off)
You're not thinking of Clarence "Frogman" Henry are you cos' I don't think Brown ever recorded "Ain't got no home"?
NO!!!!
Course not..
(yes
)Yeah, heard Lamar was plugging him last week, sounds good.
EVERY week.. he's a bit obsessed, bless him
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