The J0rdan S. listening club

xp admittedly, the "pj harvey" mention wasn't particularly interesting. but i'd only then read the first 100 posts or so of the thread and i just liked that it was going so well.

that's part of what i liked about reading this thread. so wide-ranging.

i heard the supremes on the radio this morning and was just thinking about how when you listen to Old Music, a lot of the time it feels very dutiful, even when you can appreciate it (actually that might feel even more awkward than just disliking it), but every so often is like an artist or a band's entire deal hits you completely at once and it feels a bit overwhelmingly joyful (this happened with me and the supremes about a decade ago i guess)

when you listen to Old Music, a lot of the time it feels very dutiful,

I sort of feel this about all music where i know what it is before i actually hear it. Almost like i have already heard it with someone else's ears and am unable to hear it for itself. Hearing the name not the sound

a lot of the time it feels very dutiful

I'd probably say "sometimes" instead of "a lot of the time," because my day to day playlists ping pong between the last six decades pretty freely. But yeah, if I'm sitting down to listen to some long-form prog or psych something or other, it feels like fucking work.

Caveat: It may be that i am still not fully recovered from the EOY listening poll and the spotify-at-work guy

Serious investigation into the works of Jam-Lewis very necessary imo

like what, alfred?

The SOS Band - Sands of Time
Cherrelle - High Priority
Alexander O'Neal - Hearsay
Ralph Tresvant - Sensitivity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCCgGzSTarY

sometimes listening to new music feels dutiful

totally but it's worth the effort. i am STILL going methodically (and at least three times per song) through this ILX/critbait best of 2014 playlist, alphabetically by artist
http://open.spotify.com/user/forksclovetofu/playlist/4j7EwRMpTBavNAWRJZuki2
i'm about halfway through "i"

loved this thread.

self-servingly thinking of starting a Tim F. listening club.

― Tim F, Thursday, April 16, 2015 2:46 AM (21 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I would happily participate in a Tim F. listening club thread.

― Johnny Fever, Thursday, April 16, 2015 2:49 AM (20 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

^^^^^

same though i think tim has already listened to most of the emo i'd earnestly introduce him to

tim, how deep is your knowledge of smokey robinson?

would love to do a TIm F thread

would be afraid he'd know everything already

would prob go either hardcore rap or hardcore jazz or ... pulling away from pop without abandoning it entirely music

Tim, how do you like Huun Huur Tu?

I have not listened (or properly listened) to Smokey Robinson or Huun Huur Tu or most of Brad's earnestly introduced emo.

Imma start a thread.

(or a lot of hardcore rap/jazz)

The Tim F listening club