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01-27-2008, 08:10 PM | #113 (permalink) |
isfckingdead
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Soft Machine "Facelift"
I dug this, especially around 7 minutes when it started to get really jazzy. A.D.D. "Trio" This was cool, it reminded me of that whole Ghosts & Vodka, Piglet mathy post-emo type stuff except with funner noises. I liked the wind instruments. Faust "The Sad Skinheaded" This was pretty cool, I didn't really dig the vocals though the guitar was nice. Birdsongs of the Mesozoic "Coco Boudakian" This band is sex, I heard the album awhile ago from your blog thing. Doctor Nerve "Money Where Your Mainz Is" This was pretty crazy John Cale "Barracuda" I think this one's my favorite so far. Jawbox "Motorist" Still not as good as Jawbreaker but still hot. Melvins "A History of Drunks" This was pretty cool. Faust "Just a Second (Starts Like That)" Schlammpeitziger "Pra-Digitaler Volksstuhlhanger" I kind of spaced out for these two =x Modest Mouse "Tiny Cities Made of Ashes" Easily one of the best songs on the Moon and Antarctica. The Jesus Lizard "Monkey Trick" I've never heard this band before but they're pretty sick. Akron; Family "The Rider (Dolphin Song)" I really liked the vocals on this one. David Grubbs; Jim O'Rourke; Markus Popp "Bauchredner" I dug this, I have some Jim O'Rourke stuff lying around I should listen to it. I'll post my various thoughts on the other half tomorrow. Ethans all thought out. |
01-27-2008, 10:26 PM | #115 (permalink) |
Music Addict
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I'm gonna be a little lazy, but here's what I'd do.
Keep in mind that this probably wouldn't be the order of the tracks. I'm one of those mixtape geeks, so coming up with a good order would probably take me a good few minutes. This is literally just what I would have on there, and is pretty much stuff I'm feeling right now. 1.) Bob Dylan-Cold Irons Bound (Masked and Anonymous version) 2.) Tom Petty-Face in The Crowd 3.) Leonard Cohen-Everybody Knows 4.) Joy Division-Disorder 5.) R.E.M. and Bruce Springsteen-Man on The Moon (live) 6.) Rob Zombie-Dead Girl Superstar 7.) Warren Zevon-Splendid Isolation 8.) Tom Waits-I Don't Wanna Grow Up 9.) Marilyn Manson-Last Day on Earth 10.) Placebo-Special Needs
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01-29-2008, 10:35 PM | #116 (permalink) |
Groupie
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1. GO WEST - King of Wishful Thinking
A song I listen to every time I come off of a bad relationship. It's about trying to move on and get over someone, yet at the same time wondering if you'll ever truly get over them. 2. SIMPLY RED - Stars A beautiful love song - a mix of soul and pop/rock. "I want to fall from the stars, and into your arms." 3. THE HUMAN LEAGUE - Human We're all human, we all make mistakes. Perhaps my favorite Human League track. 4. KELIS - Get Along With You If you've ever been cheated on, you'll know why I put this song on here. 5. MISSING PERSONS - Destination Unknown Life can take you in so many different directions. Wherever you're going, there's no way of knowing. 6. MATTHEW WILDER - Break My Stride No matter what obstacles we face in life, we can't let them knock us down. 7. DEPECHE MODE - People Are People If everyone is truly good at heart, why do we hate, steal from and kill each other every day? 8. INXS - Never Tear Us Apart A song about falling into an unconditional love...so sweet. 9. SPANDAU BALLET - Through the Barricades Spandau Ballet's finest ballad - it brings tears to my eyes. :-) 10. CROWDED HOUSE - Don't Dream It's Over For some reason this song always gives me nostalgia. The lyrics are cleverly written and render this an 80s classic. |
01-31-2008, 03:44 PM | #117 (permalink) |
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Birdsongs of the Mesozoic is very good, Akron/Family is a festival of sound, I love it. And the John Cale track was just brilliant.
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01-31-2008, 05:23 PM | #118 (permalink) | |
Atchin' Akai
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There's a few bands on it I've been meaning to check out for a while. |
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02-01-2008, 02:23 PM | #119 (permalink) |
The Sexual Intellectual
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May as well post this in here too...
The Fall Starter Kit (Part 1)
1. Free Range Taken from the album CODE : SELFISH 1992 2. Totally Wired Taken from the album GROTESQUE (AFTER THE GRAMME) 1980 3. Mr Pharmacist Taken from the album BEND SINISTER 1986 4. I'm Frank Taken from the album EXTRICATE 1990 5. New Face In Hell Taken from the album GROTESQUE (AFTER THE GRAMME) 1980 6. Telephone Thing Taken from the album EXTRICATE 1990 7. Hey! Luciani Taken from the single HEY! LUCIANI 1986 8. Glam Racket (Star) John Peel Session originally from the album MIDDLE CLASS REVOLT 1994 9. Psycho Mafia Taken from the E.P. BINGO MASTERS BREAK-OUT 1976 10. Blindness John Peel Session originally from the album FALL HEADS ROLL 2006 11. Leave The Capitol Taken from the E.P. SLATES 1981 12. Hey! Student Taken from the album MIDDLE CLASS REVOLT 1994 13. There's a Ghost In My House Taken from the album THE FRENZ EXPERIMENT 1987 GET IT HERE
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02-01-2008, 02:56 PM | #120 (permalink) |
Atchin' Akai
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I've always tried to avoid The Fall.
I have a couple of albums of theirs, but knowing what the size of the discography is, I tried my hardest to swerve the rest. Simply because I know what I'm like and judging by The Fall fans out there...I'll end up becoming obsessed with the back catalogue and soon I'll be in danger of it becoming all consuming. Bite size comps like this could do the trick though. |
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