Yes! That my favorite song by them.

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Blind Melon - Soup

Up until a few weeks ago I thought they were only known for No Rain. I'm glad to prove myself wrong, this is excellent.

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Damn this might be the best album I've heard all year.

Take a band from the USA.. and then apply elements of the No Wave movement and the New Wave movement. Now I want you to picture it in 1976. This is what that band would sound like... To be a bit less vague, I'll say that this album is a mixture of protopunk, psychedelia, experimentation, electronic music, jazz, and dada poetry. It's extremely unique, both for a release from 1976 and just in general. If you want a "WTF" album to listen to, then I suggest you check these guys out.

That track was truly WTF. It started out as Primus on crack and ended with a jam sesh. I'll be giving this album a listen.

I liked this album better than the first one. "Toes Across the Floor" alone beats it for me. Their best album.

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Oh my god, this Big Black live album is so unbelievable, I cannot stop smiling but at the same time I feel like I am going to cry. I am hearing purity, unadulterated truth, I am hearing everything that is real and this is more wonderful than all the drugs and all the sex in the world. My cheeks hurt, I'm smiling so damn hard.

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HOLY.

CRAP.

I have only listened to the first three songs of this album and this is by far some of the MOST FREAKING AMAZING STUFF I have heard in a good while. Just... argh I have no words.

Thank you, Il Duce for posting about this guy's first album, because you made me check him out. THANK YOU SO MUCH

Cloudkicker is a one man band ... I'm fairly sure his name is B.M. Sharp, where he has more albums, but he does instrumental post-metal I suppose I would call it.

This album Beacons is great, to me, because it tells a story from beginning to end with excellent instrumentation. Oh, and it's free. I think all his work is free. Or most of it. Really poignant. Great for driving or sleeping to.The track titles are spot on in describing the feel of the album:

1. We are going to invert...
2. Here, wait a minute! Damn it!
3. We're goin' in. We're going down.
4. Oh, god.
5. I admit it now. I was scared.
6. We were all scared.
7. Push it way up!
8. ...it's just wide-open field.
9. It's bad. We're hit, man, we are hit.
10. Amy, I love you.
11. untitled







The second video is a multi song... It covers tracks 5, 6, and 8 for some reason. Track 7 might be my favorite, but you'll have to check it out yourself if you like what you hear so far...

Bardo Pond - Amanita

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