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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: Metal Meltdown on May 21, 2003, 09:58:00 am
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its pouring and Im bored so...
Black Label Society - The Blessed Hellride
The Haunted - One Kill Wonder
Deftones - Deftones
Sepultura - Roots
Soulfly - Primitive
In Flames - Clayman
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Deftones- "Deftones"
Anticon Presents- "Music For The Advancement of Hip Hop"
Buzzcocks- "Buzzcocks"
RJD2- "The Horror EP"
Jessica Bailiff- "Untitled"
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recent downloads from emusic.com
Andrea Parker - Kiss My Arp Instrumentals
V/A Nation Records
Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
Dot Allison - We Are Science
Saint Etienne - Finisterre
Colourbox - Best of
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beth Orton: daybreaker
old 97's: fight Songs
Placebo: without you I am nothing
Flaming lips: Transmissions from the satellite heart
Pop Will Eat Itself: A best of whose name is beyond me, suffice to say its poptastic.
Apparently I dont buy anything new anymore.
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Iron and Wine... Creek album
Jayhawks... Rainy Day Music
Beulah... Handsome Western States
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Centaur - In Streams
Chris Whitley - Hotel Vast Horizon
Velvet Underground - VU
The Few - The Few
XTC - English Settlement
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Iron and Wine... Creek album
Jayhawks... Rainy Day Music
Beulah... Handsome Western States
Where did you find Handsome Western States? I finally had to buy an import copy of When Your Heartstrings Break.
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Caesars -- 39 Minutes of Bliss....
Stratford 4 -- Love and Distortion
Apparently I need to go on a buying binge.
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Found it at Soundgarden in Baltimore...was the only copy there. Don't have Heartstrings...want to trade burned copies of each the next time our paths cross?
Originally posted by jadetree:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Iron and Wine... Creek album
Jayhawks... Rainy Day Music
Beulah... Handsome Western States
Where did you find Handsome Western States? I finally had to buy an import copy of When Your Heartstrings Break. [/b]
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uhhhh. . .
the new pornographers- electric version
i think that's it for the last month or so.
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
[QB] Found it at Soundgarden in Baltimore...was the only copy there. Don't have Heartstrings...want to trade burned copies of each the next time our paths cross?
sure
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Yeah Yeah Yeah's: Fever to Tell
Luna: Penthouse
White Stripes: Elephant
Velvet Underground and Nico (again. lost the first copy)
Roger Alan Wade: EP
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Yo La Tengo -- Summer Sun
The Ramones -- It's Alive
Alice Cooper -- School's Out
Air w/Alessandro Baricco -- City Reading
The Donnas -- Spend the Night
Placebo -- Sleeping With Ghosts
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and you will know us by the trail of dead - secret of elena's tomb
black eyes - black eyes
nada surf - let go
pixies - surfer rosa
turin brakes - ether song
pete yorn - day i forgot (what a mistake!!)
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In the last week:
Bishop Allen: Charm School
Mull Historical Society: Loss
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Fever to Tell
Bonnie Prince Billy: Master and Everyone
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Originally posted by bunnyman:
Yo La Tengo -- Summer Sun
The Ramones -- It's Alive
Alice Cooper -- School's Out
Air w/Alessandro Baricco -- City Reading
The Donnas -- Spend the Night
Placebo -- Sleeping With Ghosts
Alice Cooper..nice!!..a personal favorite of mine..I hear they are re-releasing about a dozen or so of his albums individually remastered in box set format sometime later this year.
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Originally posted by allmy$to930:
In the last week:
Mull Historical Society: Loss
how do you like "loss"?
I hated it the first couple of listens, but now its become one of my favourite albums.... I think its better than the just released followup "US"
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Regarding Mull Historical Society: Loss
I must admit I haven't heard it yet...it is in the mail. Heard a couple of live songs on KEXP (check live archive) and was really impressed. I also have a soft spot for Scottish bands.
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But the songs on KEXP were most likely off of his current album "US". They have US in DCCD if you cant stand the wait.
If you like that you will probably like ballboy and delgados and possibly the postal service?
If you dont like loss at the start, persist with it, its worthwhile.
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I saw that the tracks were from US but after reading reviews it sounded like Loss, as you have suggested, is a better album.
Thanks for the recommendations.
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Originally posted by markie:
If you like that you will probably like ballboy and delgados and possibly the postal service?
Who knew that Postal Service were Scottish?
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did I say they were Scottish. By what "jadetree" logic did you come to conclusion.
Looks like "data" needs to be rebooted.
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Originally posted by markie:
did I say they were Scottish. By what "jadetree" logic did you come to conclusion.
Looks like "data" needs to be rebooted.
Delgados, Mull, Ballboy, Postal Service
One of those things doesnt come from the same place as the others. Was just a joke Mr. Science.
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one of them has a name of two words also.... ha ha, that is really funny.
Jadetree have you thought that you might be German?
dont you think that if someone liked loss they might also like postal service? They are not even that similar, just quirky and semi electronic and similarly paced. But I bet if you liked one there is a very good chance you would like the other.....
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Originally posted by markie:
one of them has a name of two words also.... ha ha, that is really funny.
Jadetree have you thought that you might be German?
dont you think that if someone liked loss they might also like postal service? They are not even that similar, just quirky and semi electronic and similarly paced. But I bet if you liked one there is a very good chance you would like the other.....
Did I say I was German. By what "Markie" logic did you come to that conclusion.
Looks like "data" needs to be rebooted.
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your joke was really funny, Ja? Maybe yes, Maybe no, Ja?
Sorry whenever I think of nonsensical jokes and confusion when no one else finds them funny I think of Germans I have known. Apparently they are world renowned for their sense of humour and stand up comidiens, ja?
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Originally posted by markie:
whenever I think of nonsensical jokes and confusion when no one else finds them funny I think of Germans I have known
I must ask then, are you German?
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no, but if you are looking for hot germans, perhaps you should go here instead:
http://www.davidhasselhoff.com/ (http://www.davidhasselhoff.com/)
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Rawr, I can't possibly concentrate on work if I look at the Hasselhoff pictures...
Bought the new Deftones yesterday (back on topic)...loving it.
I'm mostly German and often tell jokes that no one else thinks are funny.
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Johnny Cash at Folsom prison
Flogging Molly-Swagger
Pete Yorn-Day I forgot
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In the last week:
The Hidden Cameras "Smell Of Our Own" -- a stew of Belle and Sebastian, Polyphonic Spree and Pansy Division. Great X-rated pop.
Jet "Dirty Sweet EP" -- Feh... This might have been exciting a couple years ago, but nowadays I need more than just the same loud'n'dirty garage riffs. I often end up liking this kind of stuff, so we'll see.
Motorhead "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" -- Had to buy after the show. Great niche disc.
New Pornographers "Electric Version" -- Loved the first one. This one seems a little sterile and clinical. Very well-written and played, but... lacks an emotional level.
Blur "Think Tank" -- I'm going to love this eventually, but it's taking repeated listenings. It's usually a good sign when I don't get something at first but am compelled to keep trying.
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Originally posted by not too shabby:
I'm mostly German and often tell jokes that no one else thinks are funny.
me too, my friend, me too...
ja
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Originally posted by markie:
postal service?
Figures you would like Postal Service, Ben Gibbard is a big fan of Avril Lavigne too.
http://www.mtv.com/news/yhif/postal_service/ (http://www.mtv.com/news/yhif/postal_service/)
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So is Liz Phair.
Originally posted by jadetree:
Originally posted by markie:
postal service?
Figures you would like Postal Service, Ben Gibbard is a big fan of Avril Lavigne too.
http://www.mtv.com/news/yhif/postal_service/ (http://www.mtv.com/news/yhif/postal_service/) [/b]
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
So is Liz Phair.
Well that would figure, Liz Phair is basically Sheryl Crow these days, although I have not heard the new Liz Phair.
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At least Sherryl is a NASCAR fan.
Originally posted by jadetree:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
So is Liz Phair.
Well that would figure, Liz Phair is basically Sheryl Crow these days, although I have not heard the new Liz Phair. [/b]
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Originally posted by allmy$to930:
In the last week:
Bishop Allen: Charm School
Mull Historical Society: Loss
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Fever to Tell
Bonnie Prince Billy: Master and Everyone
Bishop Allen makes me so happy. I think 'Busted Heart' currently holds first place in the Song of the Year competition that takes place in my head.
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Originally posted by jadetree:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
So is Liz Phair.
Well that would figure, Liz Phair is basically Sheryl Crow these days, although I have not heard the new Liz Phair. [/b]
Well you can hear the single here:
http://www.lizphair.com/music.html (http://www.lizphair.com/music.html)
She has basically stated she wants to just be popular, and that is the kind of music she is making.
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Originally posted by raebyddet:
Originally posted by jadetree:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
So is Liz Phair.
Well that would figure, Liz Phair is basically Sheryl Crow these days, although I have not heard the new Liz Phair. [/b]
Well you can hear the single here:
http://www.lizphair.com/music.html (http://www.lizphair.com/music.html)
She has basically stated she wants to just be popular, and that is the kind of music she is making. [/b]
Well, at least she knows what kind of music she makes. Personally I've never liked her music at all. Don't like Sheryl Crow either.
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Originally posted by Jaguär:
Well, at least she knows what kind of music she makes. Personally I've never liked her music at all. Don't like Sheryl Crow either. [/QB]
me neither! sheryl crow gets more annoying as the years go by. when i saw her video that is on the beach, her "comeback" video, it looked like she had had some plastic surgery.. am i on crack or does anyone else agree that she looks different? isn't she going on 40?
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Originally posted by raebyddet:
Well you can hear the single here:
http://www.lizphair.com/music.html (http://www.lizphair.com/music.html)
She has basically stated she wants to just be popular, and that is the kind of music she is making.
Wow just listened to it, that is truly awful, how did she fall so far from the days of Exile in Guyville.
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The Sights - Got What We Want
Pete Yorn - day I forgot
Jack Johnson - on and on
Doves - the last broadcast
Johnny Cash - American IV: The Man Comes Around
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white stripes -- elephant
deftones -- deftones
pernice brothers -- yours and ours
thorns -- thorns
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Longview Vs. Elbow : Further
Viva Stereo : Resistance e.p.
McLusky : There Ain't No Fool In Ferguson
22-20s : Such A Fool
The Hokum Clones : Breakin' From A Jailhouse Blues
The Zutons : Creepin' An' A Crawlin'
Okay, most are vinyl, but what the hey!
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My daughter and I just had our bi-weekly visit to Tower...she bought herself this;
<img src="http://www.kulichki.com/beatles/btoday/1/beatles.1.gif" alt=" - " />
...and I bought this:
<img src="http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/images/punjabi_lounge.jpg" alt=" - " />
On a similar note (pun intended) At work we have mix 107FM and John Mayer is on right now...that "wonderland" song...is it so wrong for me to like that song?
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Originally posted by Yank:
Longview Vs. Elbow : Further
Viva Stereo : Resistance e.p.
McLusky : There Ain't No Fool In Ferguson
22-20s : Such A Fool
The Hokum Clones : Breakin' From A Jailhouse Blues
The Zutons : Creepin' An' A Crawlin'
Okay, most are vinyl, but what the hey!
Please send 10 copies of that new McLusky single to be distributed in Washington. ;)
Thanks.
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Originally posted by mankie:
On a similar note (pun intended) At work we have mix 107FM and John Mayer is on right now...that "wonderland" song...is it so wrong for me to like that song?
No, that's me and Smackette's song. Awwwwww. I play it for her all the time so it's not so wrong.
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v/a-rough inna town cd (maximum pressure)
v/a-flag flown high cd (maximum pressure)
v/a-firehouse 12" (pressure sounds)
ja man all stars-in the dub zone cd (blood and fire)
yabby you-dub it to the top cd (blood and fire)
horace silver-blowin' the blues away cd (blue note)
jimmy smith-the sermon cd (blue note)
joe henderson-our thing cd (blue note)
art blakey and the jazz messengers - moanin' cd (blue note)
tal farlow-swinging guitar of... cd (verve)
v/a-flying funk cd (bluebird/rca)
blind lemon jefferson-classic sides 4 cd (jsp)
jbs-pass the peas lp (people)
v/a-harlem n.y.: the doo-wop era 2 lp (collectables)
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the nazis gassed jews all the time.....
That song is awful.
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2 from Cabaret Voltaire:
<img src="http://www.artistdirect.com/Images/Sources/AMGCOVERS/music/cover200/drf100/f126/f126163h3dn.jpg" alt=" - " />
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<img src="http://www.artistdirect.com/Images/Sources/AMGCOVERS/music/cover200/drf100/f165/f16591oa4ma.jpg" alt=" - " />
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Operation Flashlight (http://www.angelfire.com/apes/homonids/#)
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Originally posted by markie:
the nazis gassed jews all the time.....
That song is awful.
I haven't heard it on the radio....what's it like?
;)
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Originally posted by jadetree:
Originally posted by Yank:
Longview Vs. Elbow : Further
Viva Stereo : Resistance e.p.
McLusky : There Ain't No Fool In Ferguson
22-20s : Such A Fool
The Hokum Clones : Breakin' From A Jailhouse Blues
The Zutons : Creepin' An' A Crawlin'
Okay, most are vinyl, but what the hey!
Please send 10 copies of that new McLusky single to be distributed in Washington. ;)
Thanks. [/b]
Ah Jadetree, there are thousands of those McLusky singles around but only 150 of those Longview Vs Elbow promo singles! What are you gonna do with ten of them?
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Originally posted by Yank:
Ah Jadetree, there are thousands of those McLusky singles around but only 150 of those Longview Vs Elbow promo singles! What are you gonna do with ten of them?
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I saw on Blue Peter one time that if you melt the edges and curl them up they make cool sweet/candy dishes.
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Originally posted by Yank:
Ah Jadetree, there are thousands of those McLusky singles around but only 150 of those Longview Vs Elbow promo singles! What are you gonna do with ten of them?
Feel free to send me one of them too, somehow I completely missed where you said elbow.
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Man, that Liz Phair stuff is absolute crap. It is heartbreaking -- granted, nothing's been up to "Exile in Guyville" standards, but I kept hoping. Blech.
My purchases over last coupla weeks. The Sounds is so much fun y'all -- Kim Wilde backed by Human League. Yes, it's retro, and has you jiggly dancing at the metro!!:
The Sounds, Living in America
Sarah Shannon (from Velocity Girl, old album)
Fleshtones, Do You Swing
New Pornographers, Electric Version
Hot Hot Heat, ep
Washington Social Club
Brendan Benson, Lapalco and One Mississippi
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Yank, how is that Longview Vs. Elbow? I like Longview and you know I love Elbow.
BTW, I mailed you some CDs. Will send an email about it.
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<img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00004U0S7.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg" alt=" - " />
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Originally posted by Jaguär:
Yank, how is that Longview Vs. Elbow? I like Longview and you know I love Elbow.
BTW, I mailed you some CDs. Will send an email about it.
It's brilliant Jag. I don't have the original single by Longview so it's hard to compare. It sounds like Elbow with a different singer. As far as I can tell it only came out as a one sided 10" single and extremely limited. I got mine from Piccadilly Records before they sold out.
I guess you saw where the new Elbow single (Ribcage) is available online this week. Now the hunt is on for a promo cd single of it! :)
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Originally posted by Yank:
Originally posted by Jaguär:
Yank, how is that Longview Vs. Elbow? I like Longview and you know I love Elbow.
BTW, I mailed you some CDs. Will send an email about it.
It's brilliant Jag. I don't have the original single by Longview so it's hard to compare. It sounds like Elbow with a different singer. As far as I can tell it only came out as a one sided 10" single and extremely limited. I got mine from Piccadilly Records before they sold out.
I guess you saw where the new Elbow single (Ribcage) is available online this week. Now the hunt is on for a promo cd single of it! :) [/b]
Yes, I have Ribcage but only the MP3, like everyone else. It's good but I'm sure it won't be the stunner. Just hope that the album lives up to expectations, which I'm sure it will. Did the very, very nice bald guy with the earring wait on you?
BTW, I might be getting a complimentary Dove's promo for the DVD of Space Face from the Eden Project. Not positive about that yet but, believe it or not, I would be getting it from Rod Serling. Yes, you know whom I mean. !!!!! :D :D
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Originally posted by mankie:
My daughter and I just had our bi-weekly visit to Tower...she bought herself this;
<img src="http://www.kulichki.com/beatles/btoday/1/beatles.1.gif" alt=" - " />
...and I bought this:
<img src="http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/images/punjabi_lounge.jpg" alt=" - " />
On a similar note (pun intended) At work we have mix 107FM and John Mayer is on right now...that "wonderland" song...is it so wrong for me to like that song?
At least someone in your family has good taste!!!!!
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Originally posted by Yank:
At least someone in your family has good taste!!!!!
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Why thank you!
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[/qb][/QUOTE]Yes, I have Ribcage but only the MP3, like everyone else. It's good but I'm sure it won't be the stunner. Just hope that the album lives up to expectations, which I'm sure it will. Did the very, very nice bald guy with the earring wait on you?
BTW, I might be getting a complimentary Dove's promo for the DVD of Space Face from the Eden Project. Not positive about that yet but, believe it or not, I would be getting it from Rod Serling. Yes, you know whom I mean. !!!!! :D :D [/QB][/QUOTE]The very, very nice bald guy with the earring? They all are bald with earrings! Actually, I didn't go to the store but ordered it online.
Rod Sterling? Let me guess...Twilight Zone .... someone in their twilight years ......... MANKIE! Nice one Mankster. Can I have one too?
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Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Yank:
At least someone in your family has good taste!!!!!
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Why thank you! [/b]
Don't thank me too soon. I wasn't talking about you.
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Originally posted by Yank:
Don't thank me too soon. I wasn't talking about you.
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She also likes T-Rex and The Beautiful South....what do you think about that?
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Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Yank:
Don't thank me too soon. I wasn't talking about you.
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She also likes T-Rex and The Beautiful South....what do you think about that? [/b]
Ermmmmm....have some DNA tests taken....quickly!
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Originally posted by Yank:
Rod Sterling? Let me guess...Twilight Zone .... someone in their twilight years ......... MANKIE! Nice one Mankster. Can I have one too?
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You got me..."Rod Sterling" is my porn star name!
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Originally posted by Yank:
Ermmmmm....have some DNA tests taken....quickly!
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No need to, I know she's mine because she recently made the comment, "all the new music out today is crap"
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Hey Mankie, a couple weeks ago we were talking about The Undertones. Are you familiar with another band from Derry called The Moondogs? They were around in the same time period as The Undertones and had the punk/pop sound. I see that there's a Peel Sessions CD out with them now and was wondering if it's worth buying. Not that your opinion really matters to me.... ;)
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Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Yank:
Ermmmmm....have some DNA tests taken....quickly!
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No need to, I know she's mine because she recently made the comment, "all the new music out today is crap" [/b]
It's a cryin' shame no good music has come out in the past 20 years. Stop brainwashing that poor child, Mankie.
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Originally posted by Yank:
Not that your opinion really matters to me.... :D
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Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Yank:
Not that your opinion really matters to me.... :D
That's a first!
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Originally posted by Yank:
Originally posted by Yank:
[qb]
That's a first!
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If my opinion is so important then here it is.
"YOU'RE A TWAT"
:p
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As much as I hate to drag a thread back on topic (after all, what's the use?) I did just buy the new Ex Models album. The jury is still out...but preliminary indications say "thumbs up." Anyone else heard it?
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i got the new majority rule cd for free last night. it's pretty damn good.
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<img src="http://www.sympathyrecords.com/catalogue/images1/SFTRI119.gif" alt=" - " />
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Originally posted by walkman:
As much as I hate to drag a thread back on topic (after all, what's the use?) I did just buy the new Ex Models album. The jury is still out...but preliminary indications say "thumbs up." Anyone else heard it?
I bought the Ex Models disc after I saw them (can't remember who they were opening for) and it's jarring, a-rhythmic, deliberately irritating, annoying, totally contradictory and... pretty damn interesting. I don't like it, but I keep playing it. They almost seem to have that Flipper mentality of, We've suffered for our art and now it's your turn.
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<img src="http://www.wingmusic.co.nz/ready/carpfront.jpg" alt=" - " />
Wing Sings The Carpenters (http://www.wingmusic.co.nz/listen.html)
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D4 - 6Twenty -- Loud and rocking. Totally derivative and unoriginal. All the songs start to sound the same about halfway through the album. Nonetheless, it's loud and rocking and fun and worth the $1.99 I paid for it.
The Kicks - S/T -- On the first full listen I'm really digging it. Nothing revelatory, but its big and poppy, it sounds like a combination of Superdrag and Pond.
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ROYKSOPP
Melody A.M.
<img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00006JKKK.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg" alt=" - " />
It's good....
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Originally posted by solchalawa:
jimmy smith-the sermon cd (blue note)
Just ordered that one myself, plus the "House Party" album from that same 1957 recording session. I can't wait 'till it arrives so I can listen to it on a quiet Sunday morning while reading the paper and drinking my Turkish coffee!
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mankie, is it all bhangra?
Originally posted by mankie:
My daughter and I just had our bi-weekly visit to Tower...she bought herself this;
...and I bought this:
<img src="http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/images/punjabi_lounge.jpg" alt=" - " />
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Brendan Benson & the Well-Fed Boys...Metarie
The Long Winters...The Worst You Can Do Is Harm
The Long Winters...When I Pretend To Fall
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Has anybody bought the new Pernice Brothers cd, and if so, is it as good as the reviews say it is?
At the flea market in Paris, I picked up 4 cassettes for 50 cents each.
2 Dwight Yoakam albums
1 Jason and the Scorchers album
1 Clash album
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Originally posted by lily1:
mankie, is it all bhangra?
Originally posted by mankie:
My daughter and I just had our bi-weekly visit to Tower...she bought herself this;
...and I bought this:
<img src="http://www.tunes.co.uk/tunes/images/punjabi_lounge.jpg" alt=" - " />
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lily1...if it's what I think 'bhangra' is, then yes it is. It's good either way, great background music for a dinner party or evening chilling out with a bottle of vino etc.
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Originally posted by Smoochin:
The Long Winters...The Worst You Can Do Is Harm
First track off this is a good one, maybe their best song.
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Has anybody bought the new Pernice Brothers cd, and if so, is it as good as the reviews say it is?
Yes it is very good. There are even a couple tracks that sound almost Smiths like to me, musically, not lyrically. But I am sure people would disagree with me.
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Funny you should say that. Are you aware of Joe's book coming out in October?
Book update:
Meat is Murder by Joe Pernice will be out in October. Itâ??s part of Thirty Three and a Third, a new series of short books about critically acclaimed and much-loved albums of the past 40 years. By turns obsessive, passionate, creative, and informed, the books in this series demonstrate many different ways of writing about music, and all of the authors - musicians, scholars, broadcasters, and writers - are huge fans of the album they have chosen.
Joeâ??s words:
About a year ago I received a suspicious email from a guy at Continuum Books in New York City. He said they were putting together a series of short books about music. Each book would be about a single album, and would I be interested in writing one? I don't know if he'd read any of my press, and thus had some inside information or not, but he suggested an album by the Smiths. He suggested The Queen is Dead, but my scheming little mind had Meat is Murder in the cross hairs.
Well, I was certainly intrigued. Even a little flattered. But to be honest, I had suffered through my share of paper writing in graduate school and had spent my last drop of critical juice back in 1997. By the time I finished my graduate degree, I was so burned-out on paper writing that I actually convinced an unsuspecting professor who was a distant fan of my first two records to let me write a ten page paper (my last) on post modernism IN MY OWN MUSIC! Give me a break. I don't know who deserves the bigger throttling for that one. Probably me. No wonder the American educational system is a wreck. I still have not the slightest clue as to what post modernism is.
So a critical book on Meat is Murder was completely out. But the album was so monumental in my life, I had to pay tribute to it. I started thinking about writing a piece of fiction (to protect the innocent and guilty, plus it would be more fun) that would show just how important that record was to a nameless, scrawny, horny, American kid suffering through Catholic school in the deep South Shore of Boston. I ran the idea by my soon-to-be editor, and he went for it.
A week after the Pernice Brothers finished mixing our latest album Yours, Mine and Ours, I cleaned out a five-foot by four-foot patch of floor in a storage closet, wrestled my desk and computer in past years worth of musical equipment that is literally touching the ceiling around me, and set to it. It should be finished by the end of April. Actually, it had better be done by the end of April or I'm in breech, which is all I need. I'm just waiting for my editor to say, "You know Joe, I don't hear a hit."
Originally posted by eertedaj:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Has anybody bought the new Pernice Brothers cd, and if so, is it as good as the reviews say it is?
Yes it is very good. There are even a couple tracks that sound almost Smiths like to me, musically, not lyrically. But I am sure people would disagree with me. [/b]
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interesting, had not heard about it, thanks
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Been getting alot of good music released lateley and thought i'd share,see
>if any of you all dig these too,or not.So,what do y'all think of these?If
>you have any questions on any of them,feel free to ask and i'll answer to
>the best of my ability.so here goes,these have really been getting heavy
>rotation lately:The Tyde-Twice...BJM-Spacegirl....the omaha
>record....elefant-sunlight makes me paranoid...new pornograhers-electric
>version....Caesars-39 minutes of bliss...outrageous cherry-supernatural
>equinox...rainer maria-long knives drawn....johnny cash-the man comes
>around..stratford 4-love and distortion ...warlocks -phoenix I highly
>recommend any of these.
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>.Now some that are good but somewhat disapointing....
>eels-shootennanny...grandaddy-sumday...Telepathic butterflies-self
>titled...Supersuckers-mothafuckers be trippin...Cramps-fiends of dope
>island...spiritualized-amazing grace...Britta Phillips and Dean
>wareham(from
>Luna)...alaska-emotions...portistatic-summer of the shark...yo la
>tengo-summer sun...starlight mints-built on squares...white light
>motorcade...lou reed-the raven... All of these are good,they've just put
>out better records in the past or are capable of much more IMHO.I was gonna
>list some that weren't so great,but no use being negative.So,do you guys
>listen to any of this stuff?Do you like/dislike any of them.i'd apprecaite
>some feedback if you see fit.I'd say anything above is a welcome addition
>to
>a music collection.Sparks
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I like the Starlight Mints cd a lot, one of my favorite recent ones. The Tyde one is ok. I was disappointed with the new Eels and the New Pornographers for the same reason, decent but don't really go anywhere. Only listened to Grandaddy once so far, liked it. New Stratford 4 is growing on me.
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I'm too lazy too comment on most of them but I really like Elefant and Caesars are a lot of fun. Spiritualized's Amazing Grace took a little bit to grow on me but I really like it though I think it needs a little more production. I love the song called Rated X.
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What I have bought recently:
Eels: Shootenanny
Tyde: Once
Twice
Buzzcocks: spiral scratch
Mel C: Northern Star
Cornelius: Cant remember
Cursive: Burst and Bloom
Tricky: angels with dirty faces
Morcheeba: fragments of freedom
Dandy Warhols:New album
cinerama: Holiday
Live in LA
Arab Strap; Red thread
Everything but the girl: like deserts miss the rain
The high strung: these are good times
McLusky: My pain and sadness
Mogwai: Rock action
Mountain goats: Tallahasse
the shins; Oh inverted world
yeah yeah yeahs: Machine
So a few from ebay a few from the rock and shop a few from DCCD and a load from game exchange....
SPARX, I really liked the Blood Brothers single by the Tyde. Kind of like a strokes ish romp but with a synth thrown in. As far as the albums go I much prefer Once, its starting and ending songs, all my bastard children and silvers Okay Michelle being great tracks. the former sounding rather a lot like BJM....
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my recent purchases are -
Songs: Ohia - Didn't It Rain
Grandaddy - Sumday
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
Okkervil River/Julie Doiron - Split
Tyde, The - Once
Stereophonics - You Gotta Go There To Come Back
Elefant - Sunlight Makes Me Paranoid
Tyde, The - Twice
Benson, Brendan - Metarie EP
Grand Drive - Grand Drive
Bowie, David - Low
Moving Units - EP
Blur - Modern Life Is Rubbish
El Guapo - Fake French
Earlimart - The Avenues [EP]
Elefant - Gallery Girl [EP]
Chisel - Set You Free
Single Frame - Wetheads Come Running
Anomoanon, The - The Anomoanon
Galaxie 500 - The Portable Galaxie 500
Eels - Shootenanny!
Dandy Warhols, The - Welcome to the Monkey House
Drive-By Truckers - Southern Rock Opera
Thorns, The - The Thorns
Only ones I am really displeased with so far is The Thorns and Moving Units. My favorite is probably the new Dandy Warhols, took a couple of listens though.
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New additions
Dean W. and Britta P. "L'Avventura"
Radiohead "Hail to the Thief"
I have to say, for a duet album with 6 covers, the D&B record is far better than I imagined.
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Yeah Jadetree, I really like the new Dandy Warhols and cannot stand what I've heard of The Thorns.
Earlimart and good too. Not great but a very pleasant change now and then. BTW, they are coming back to The Ottobar. Don't remember the date but it's listed on my calandar if you want to check it.
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Originally posted by Jaguär:
Yeah Jadetree, I really like the new Dandy Warhols and cannot stand what I've heard of The Thorns.
Earlimart and good too. Not great but a very pleasant change now and then. BTW, they are coming back to The Ottobar. Don't remember the date but it's listed on my calandar if you want to check it.
CD Warehouse had that Earlimart EP with the Elefant and Moving Units EP in a package for $9. Its not what I thought it would be but I like it. The Elefant cd is good as well.
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Originally posted by Andrew WK:
SPARX, I really liked the Blood Brothers single by the Tyde. Kind of like a strokes ish romp but with a synth thrown in. As far as the albums go I much prefer Once, its starting and ending songs, all my bastard children and silvers Okay Michelle being great tracks. the former sounding rather a lot like BJM.... [/QB]
Anton from the BJM helped produce the latest one.i too LOVE Blood Brothers,one of the best tunes i've heard in a long time.Sticks in your head fer sure.Ann does a great job with the keys.They'll be a the Black Cat later this summer on a wednesday in july i believe.
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Originally posted by SPARX:
Originally posted by Andrew WK:
SPARX, I really liked the Blood Brothers single by the Tyde. Kind of like a strokes ish romp but with a synth thrown in. As far as the albums go I much prefer Once, its starting and ending songs, all my bastard children and silvers Okay Michelle being great tracks. the former sounding rather a lot like BJM.... [/b]
Anton from the BJM helped produce the latest one.i too LOVE Blood Brothers,one of the best tunes i've heard in a long time.Sticks in your head fer sure.Ann does a great job with the keys.They'll be a the Black Cat later this summer on a wednesday in july i believe. [/QB]
www.thetyde.com (http://www.thetyde.com) says 7/28 WASHINGTON DC - Velvet Lounge
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[[/QB][/QUOTE]www.thetyde.com (http://www.thetyde.com) says 7/28 WASHINGTON DC - Velvet Lounge [/QB][/QUOTE] Yep,I knew it was during the week.Of course I'll be stuck at work til 9pm that day and 150 miles away.Why are all the good shows seem to be during the week anymore?I'm extremely bummed i missed last nights P spree show.Was hoping to see them last w/end but we all know whar kind of fiasco that turned out to be.Least I got an extra grand in my pocket coz of the cancellation.Not much consequence really,all things considered.
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Like oh my god.... the tyde are coming!!!!
Wow a band I am really excited to see that are not British.....
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Originally posted by Jaguär:
I'm too lazy too comment on most of them but I really like Elefant and Caesars are a lot of fun.
Were you able to catch Caesars when they opened for SOOL?If so,how did the live show compare to the disc?
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Originally posted by SPARX:
Originally posted by Jaguär:
I'm too lazy too comment on most of them but I really like Elefant and Caesars are a lot of fun.
Were you able to catch Caesars when they opened for SOOL?If so,how did the live show compare to the disc? [/b]
Yes, I did. The music carried over very well. In fact, they are a fun band to see live. Especially the one curly headed guitar player who is a wild man. Not up to the showmanship of The Hives or TSOOL's but good as a support act.
Of course, Kurosawa and I had the extra comedy attraction of the biggest nut in the house. Man, he was funny as shit. This guy standing right behind us kept yelling at the top of his lungs to Kurosawa and I to "Go ahead girls! Show him some leg! Get all riled up!! Yeah!" (Not that he needed it.) Oddly, this guy didn't pass over the edge into obnoxiousness as some of those type do.
If you ever get a chance to see them live, do so. You will enjoy them.
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If you ever get a chance to see them live, do so. You will enjoy them. [/QB][/QUOTE] Sounds good,i hope to do just that eventually.Hopefully they'll stick around awhile.Thanks for the recommendation,glad you enjoyed it.If anybody recorded the spree last night(or tonight) i'd love to trade.i'm sure i'd have something worthy of trading.Let me know.Thanks!
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This compilation is excellent. Has anyone purchased the Rogers Sisters album? Is it as good as the song on this compilation (called Zero Point)?
I also just bought the Saddle Creek 50 compilation (alert: on sale at Olssons). Haven't had a chance to listen to it yet.
Other purchases:
Stellastarr* -Somewhere Across Forever EP (they rock)
Soledad Brothers live LP (very good!)
!!! - new EP (I'm not that impressed, actually)
Radiohead (of course)