On the CD Player (Turntable) Today

Just to name a few

Paul Simon, Surprise: This is a candidate for Album of the Year. Aptly named, featuring "sonic landscaping" by Brian Eno. I can't speak highly enough of the result at this time. Ineffably beautiful. Truly surprising.

Blur, Parklife: I've been a fan of "This is a Low" for some time, and finally got around to the Lp. "To the End" is one of the coolest songs I've heard from the band.

Mastodon, Blood Mountain: I can't speak highly enough of this band. Everything that annoys me about other "heavy metal" bands (e.g. P.O.D., Puddle of Mudd, System of a Down, &c.)? Mastodon avoids all of the traps (e.g relationship songs, post-grunge introspection, &c.) Saw 'em live a couple weeks ago at the Showbox in Seattle; super-tight, massive sound, thoroughly impressive. I remembered why people do drugs. Leaving the show, I felt high mostly because of the brutality of the sound. Having not entered the pit, I still felt exhausted simply having withstood the signal onslaught. As to more obscure, "truer" forms of heavy metal? I generally don't get into the uber-masculine shout-and-growl style, but those bands need to learn to play. Not that I would knock them specifically, but it's a long way to go before they match Mastodon.

 

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Some new propaganda here:
http://www.diymedia.net/collage/truth.htm

 

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Phluph

yes, that's the name of the band, from 1968.

 

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Alot of the stuff i list here is new to me including that one. It still is common to make one supreme masterpiece, I think the 60's, 70' and 80's were as good as it can get for music.


TALKING HEADS - LIFE DURING WARTIME

 

The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema
The Go! Team - Thunder, Lightning, Strike
Ben Folds Five - Ben Folds Five

 

My fav band:
THE MOON LAY HIDDEN BENEATH A CLOUD "Rest on your Arms reversed" alb.

http://www.totem-records.com/art/

 

Spinning vinyl tonight because some music needs
the hisses, pops & crackles to make it real…

• Gram Parsons ~ Grievous Angel ~ 1974
• Van Morrison ~ Astral Weeks ~ 1968 (still don’t like it)
• Mason Proffit ~ Bareback Rider ~ 1973
• Brewer & Shipley ~ Tarkio ~ 1971

:m: Peace.

 

back to 'deth for me

 

I agree, but even the '80s had alot of originality.

These guy's rock - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQZ3rGp7mgE&NR

1.9yo plays guitar http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju4ejR2rQzY

 

The Mars Volta - This Apparatus Must be Unleashed
Jet - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

 

RATM - Killing In The Name Of

Man was that guy angry.

 

The Postal Service - <i>Give Up</i>

 

So far tonight
Thirteen Senses - The Invitation
Regina Spektor - Mary Ann Meets the Gravediggers
Muse - Black Holes and Revelations

 

Hi Posters

i have the following tunses for today

Jeru the damaja - My mind spray
Beatles - there are places i remember
Kinks - where have all the good times gone
Das efx - We want efx
Kasier cheifs - i predict a riot
Peter tosh - Stepping razor

These are the first 6 tunes on my new compliation CD

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take care
zak

 

Jack Knife cries 'cause baby's in a bundle
She goes running nightly, lightly through the jungle
And them tin cans are explodin' out in the ninety-degree heat
Cat somehow lost his baby down on Bleecker Street
It's sad but it sure is true
Cat shrugs his shoulders, sits back and sighs
OOh, what can I do, ooh, what can I do?
OOh, what can I do, ooh what can I do?

anyone???

 

here she comes now

 

Pebbles Volume 3 - The Acid Gallery

 

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Iron Galaxy

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And the men who hold high places
Must be the ones to start
To mould a new reality
Closer to the heart