What Are You Listening To?

[Sage 703]

This is EXCELLENT:
 
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[sweetcell]

Originally posted by callat703:
  This is EXCELLENT:
 
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i'm liking what i'm hearing on theirspace.  production sounds a tad shoddy, but maybe they're going for a lo-fi aesthetic?
 
 they're playing at the Black Cat on June 30.  might have to add that to my calendar.

[Sage 703]

Originally posted by sweetcell:
   

Originally posted by callat703:
  This is EXCELLENT:
 
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i'm liking what i'm hearing on theirspace.  production sounds a tad shoddy, but maybe they're going for a lo-fi aesthetic?
 
 they're playing at the Black Cat on June 30.  might have to add that to my calendar. [/b]

I'm in for the 30th.  I really like this record.

[sweetcell]

excellent - summon thedirector, and miss p's liver  

[brennser]

another emusic gem - RIYL Beulah, Crowded House etc etc
 
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[HoyaSaxa03]

Originally posted by callat703:
  This is EXCELLENT:
 
    [frightened rabbit]

agreed, love them ... they're a lot like The Twilight Sad, scottish emo r0x0r!!1

[brennser]

i hear a lot of idlewild in their sound, albeit idlewild 'unplugged'
 
 

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
   

Originally posted by callat703:
  This is EXCELLENT:
 
    [frightened rabbit]

agreed, love them ... they're a lot like The Twilight Sad, scottish emo r0x0r!!1 [/b]

[sonickteam2]

YAY!!! gotta love P2P!
 
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[BookerT]

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
  just listened to some earlier bootlegs (folksinger's choice & the gaslight tapes), now putting this on:
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listening to this one now. obviously very great, but my favorite part of it is that the audience is clearly still viewing him as this pure and noble folk/protest singer and you can tell that bob's like, "suckers, just wait for what i'm gonna spring on you in the next couple years." best moment might be when he introduces "it's alright ma" and the title gets a laugh and he goes, "yes, it's a very funny song."

[Sage 703]

I'm loving this as well.  Okkervil River side project:
 
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[HoyaSaxa03]

Originally posted by BookerT:
 listening to this one now. obviously very great, but my favorite part of it is that the audience is clearly still viewing him as this pure and noble folk/protest singer and you can tell that bob's like, "suckers, just wait for what i'm gonna spring on you in the next couple years." best moment might be when he introduces "it's alright ma" and the title gets a laugh and he goes, "yes, it's a very funny song."

i love how they presented this both sets of this show, the initial acoustic set and then the big fuck-you balls-out plugged-in set
 
 you have to turn the volume up really loud, but you can definitely hear bob say "PLAY IT FUCKING LOUD!" to the Band after the judas comments and a second before kicking into "like a rolling stone" ... spine-tingling moment ... i also love his sneering "i don't belieeeve you, you're a LIAR" response to the heckler who said he'll never listen to him again
 
 it was great being able to see video footage of this moment in "no direction home"
 
 anyway, just an amazing historical document, and the music is so great

[sweetcell]

Originally posted by killsaly:
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this is aphex twin's "i care because you do".
 
 repeat of request: if the album title isn't obvious from the image, please write the name of the album, or include a link, or sumthin'... thanks!
 
 and before someone asks: no, i don't think AT's catalog is so well known that it is recognized by the majority on sight.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Oh thanks. I thought maybe it was Meatloaf's sister.
 
 

Originally posted by sweetcell:
   

Originally posted by killsaly:
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this is aphex twin's "i care because you do".
 
 repeat of request: if the album title isn't obvious from the image, please write the name of the album, or include a link, or sumthin'... thanks! [/b]

[HoyaSaxa03]

Originally posted by sweetcell:
  [this is aphex twin's "i care because you do".

whenever i see this cover i think of his video for "come to daddy" with all the kids' faces like that
 
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Az_7U0-cK0
 
 i remember watching that for the first time on some late night MTV show and being pretty freaked out

[BookerT]

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
   

Originally posted by BookerT:
 listening to this one now. obviously very great, but my favorite part of it is that the audience is clearly still viewing him as this pure and noble folk/protest singer and you can tell that bob's like, "suckers, just wait for what i'm gonna spring on you in the next couple years." best moment might be when he introduces "it's alright ma" and the title gets a laugh and he goes, "yes, it's a very funny song."

i love how they presented this both sets of this show, the initial acoustic set and then the big fuck-you balls-out plugged-in set
 
 you have to turn the volume up really loud, but you can definitely hear bob say "PLAY IT FUCKING LOUD!" to the Band after the judas comments and a second before kicking into "like a rolling stone" ... spine-tingling moment ... i also love his sneering "i don't belieeeve you, you're a LIAR" response to the heckler who said he'll never listen to him again
 
 it was great being able to see video footage of this moment in "no direction home"
 
 anyway, just an amazing historical document, and the music is so great [/b]

wait, now you're confusing me. you posted bootleg 6, which is the all acoustic show on halloween '64 but now you're talking about bootleg 4 which is the famous "royal albert hall" show. both are great, but i was talking about the all acoustic show where he could still play into people's protest singer mindsets and then spring new songs like "gates of eden" and "it's alright ma" on them, knowing it was just the tip of the iceberg.
 
 bootleg 4 is, obviously, one of the greatest musical documents of all-time. and yeah, you can clearly hear both "judas!" and "play fucking loud." but, oddly enough, bootleg 5 (rolling thunder tour) is my favorite to listen to these days.