What are you listening to? 2011

THIS is the beatles cover to beat all beatles covers though:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ4jeRWjQ0Y

the who - live at leeds
the who - quadrophenia
stevie wonder - songs in the key of life

lol work iTunes

Radiohead - The King of Limbs
PJ Harvey - Let England Shake
School of Seven Bells - Disconnect From Desire
Sleigh Bells - Treats
Glasser - Ring

I wouldn't mind working there! My workplace has CDs sent from a head office who once censored the "Goddamn" in Sophie Ellis Bextor's Murder On The Dancefloor.

well this is the iTunes on my computer, which I listen to on headphones

back in the day of shared libraries I went a good 3 weeks allowing people to connect to my library before remembering that I had "Ass N Titties" by DJ Assault and "Fuck All Night" by Mocky on there

Bad Brains I Against I

the terry manning album which is godhead

Oh hell yeah! Is that Steve Drake album one of those deals where he sang over other people's songs?

Scott's posts make me realize I don't know shit about music. :)

Anyway, enjoying the new Low album at the moment. They can basically release the same album over and over and I'll be happy.

V/A – Moving Shadow: The Chronicles Of Hardcore
Skipple Hotflush podcast

i am listening to aerial m and metal mountains in late april 2011

Menthol - Menthol (completely underrated alt-pop 90s genius!!!)
Pell Mell - Interstate
Seam - The Pace is Glacial
Grateful Dead - Hundred Year Hall
Skull Defekts - The Temple
Krallice - Diotima
Liturgy - Aestehtica

the feelies - here before
mickey newbury - looks like rain
opal - early recordings
creedence clearwater revival - bootleg, may 1970
curtis mayfield - live!
moon duo - mazes

that new feelies album is a "return to form." easily my favorite since 'the good earth'

Cass McCoombs-Wit's End
Hawkwind-Doremi..., In Search of Space
Metal Mountains lp
Kurt Vile-Smoke Ring
David Kilgour/Heavy Eights-new one
Terry Riley-Shri Camel, Persian Surgery Dervishes
True Widow-both lps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A48VUvB6kWE

idk why every time i wanna fly, somebody always tries to hold me down . . .

\(^o^)/

Jerusalem and the Starbaskets - Dost
Ride - Nowhere remaster
Shinji Masuko - Woven Music
All three Michael Nesmith and the first National Band records
The Byrds - Dr Byrds and Mr Hyde
The Moles - Untune the Sky

listening to some records i got for the store yesterday.

band of susans - hope against hope

primitons - happy all the time (80's jangle stuff. eh...)

roadsaw - rawk n' roll (double vinyl stoner stuff. what load by metallica would have sounded like if it had been good.)

mean season - grace (not my bag or whatever...)

def leppard - on through the night

krokus - metal rendez-vous (bought this when i was 12!)

krokus - pay it in metal

stone - s/t (the band metallica ripped off)

i can't live without it comp (90's stuff that i never listened to at the time or since. botch, merrimac, amber inn, closure, guyver-one, breakwater, milhouse, slow side down, bor, perilisium cantos, in/humanity, curll) (it's okay. not really my bag either. i'll bet my pal bull from policy of 3 and my pal don from ink & dagger were friends with all these bands. just a hunch.)

heavy pettin - s/t

trust - repression (this will sound xenophobic or something, but this isn't my fave trust album cuz the french language vocals are SO in your face and the guitars are buried a bit. i dunno, it's distracting for some reason.)

flotsam and jetsam - doomsday for the deceiver

nothing's quiet on the eastern front comp (this is more my speed. in fact i had to take it off or i would have ended up keeping it and i can't keep EVERYTHING cool, you know? assfactor 4, black army jacket, brutal truth, coercion, c.r., devoid of faith, disassociate, dropdead, eucharist, halfman, judas iscariot, monster x, suppression)

split lip - for the love of the wounded (definitely not my thing)

trash - burnin' rock

damien - every dog has its day

headpins - line of fire

oz - III warning

helstar - burning star

(got some testament and over kill vinyl and various R.E.M.-ish stuff along the lines of primitons: beat rodeo, bongos, eieio, lifeboat. probably spin some of that. just in case there is a jangle thing i missed that i might like. i guess bongos weren't jangle though. were they?)

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Inner Mounting Flame
Sonic Youth - Goo
Sonic Youth - Dirty

dig this band of susans album more than i thought i would. was never a huge fan or anything.

wish susan stenger had sung more in band of susans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WhL9tjcgJI

late last night/today:

Death - Scream Bloody Gore
Waka Flocka Flame - Flockaveli
Thurston - Demolished Thoughts
Katy B - On A Mission
Justice Yeldham - Cicatrix
Bo Ningen - s/t

john coltrane - stellar regions
james blake - james blake (still not sure what to make of this yet, it has its moments though)

Jimmy Giuffre, Tangents In Jazz
Slade, Whatever Happened To Slade
Loose Fur, Born Again In The USA
Shorty Rogers, Creative West Coast Swing (4CD)
Karlheinz Stockhausen, Mantra, performed by Pestova/Meyer Piano Duo & Jan Panis
Sonic Youth, Sonic Nurse

^^love the dad rock choices in that list (loose fur, sonic nurse)

Panda Bear, Tomboy + Live at Governor's Island (included in the download coupon that came with the album. Love this live version of Tomboy, guitar has that awesome 70's Michael Rother sound/pulse)
Robag Wruhme - Thora Vukk (sounds very nice but also a bit too much rooted in early 00's cologne soundspectrum maybe? very familiar sounds. maybe this needs more time to properly sink in though)
Tom Trago - Iris
Serge Gainsbourg - L'Homme à Tête de Chou (put this on when my sis was over with her 2 year old son (named Serge btw ;-), who loves to dance to music, and he widened his eyes in amazement when Gainsbourg's voice entered the stage during the first song (title track). Fantastic).

Stuff I got at the Flywheel Record Fair on Sunday:

Ralph Mctell – you well meaning brought me here (paramount – 1970)

Hamiet Bluiett – dangerously suite (soul note – 1981)

Prelude – owlcreek incident (pye – 1975)

Steeleye Span – s/t (mooncrest – 1971)

Steeleye Span’s Tim Hart and Maddy Prior Sing Folk Songs of Old England vol. II (mooncrest)

Sam Taylor, jr – the tunnels of my mind (grt records)

Eddy Senay – hot thang (Sussex – 1972)

Nolan – no apologies (lizard records – 197?)

The Dickies – the incredible shrinking dickies (a&m – 1979)

Morning, Noon & Night – s/t (roadshow – 1977)

Dynamic superiors – give & take (motown – 1977)

Impact – s/t (wmot – 1976)

Wood, Brass & Steel – s/t (turbo – 1976)

Chris Spedding – guitar graffiti (rak – 1978)

Herman Kelly & Life - …percussion explosion (alston records)

Mazarati – s/t (paisley park – 1986)

Nihilistics – s/t (brain eater – 1983)

Mc Breeze – another sad song/it ain’t new York 12 inch (breeze records – 1986)

Angry Samoans – yesterday started tomorrow (pvc – 1987)

Funky 4 plus 1 – that’s the joint 12 inch (sugar hill – 1980)

T.J. Swan & Peewee Mel and Swann Controllers – maximus party 12 inch (express records)

Stetsasonic – in full gear (tommy boy – 1988)

Monk Higgins – s/t (united artists – 1972)

Roy Ayers Ubiquity – red black & green (polydor – 1973)

Beautiful Bend – s/t (marlin – 1978)

Sutherland Brothers & Quiver – reach for the sky (cbs – 1975)

The Temptations f. Rick James – standing on the top 12 inch (Motown – 1982)

The Winters Brothers Band – s/t (atco – 1976)

Sutherland Brothers & Quiver – slipstream (cbs – 1976)

Mom’s Apple Pie – s/t (brown bag – 1972)

Kalaparusha(Maurice Mcintyre) – forces and feelings (delmark – 1972)

The Writers – s/t (Columbia – 1978)

Split Enz – dizrythmia (chrysalis – 1977)

805 – stand in line (rca – 1982)

Lonnie Jordan – different moods of me (mca – 1978)

Cameron – s/t (salsoul – 1980)

Dynamic Superiors – you name it (Motown – 1976)

Manchild – feel the phuff (chisound – 1978)

Mazarati – s/t (paisley park – 1986)

Ha, I bought this the same day you did!

"I'd buy that for a dollar!" Great purchases for a buck or less

helstar - burning star

And I totally tear this a new one in an ancient Creem Metal review in my new book, but I'd probably buy it again if I saw it for $1 anyway.

mickey newbury - looks like rain
bill callahan - apocalypse
orange juice - rip it up

manfred mann watch
apex manor the year of magical drinking
can tago mago
battles gloss drop
pj harvey let england shake
feelies here before
james blake
the cars
david kilgour left by soft

jah wobble, holger czukay, the edge snake charmer
bohren & der club of gore beileid

jah wobble, holger czukay, the edge snake charmer
is this good?

bohren & der club of gore beileid

how is this? i cannot f'ing wait to get my hands on it

yeah am well psyched for some new bohren

tons of Nilsson. just watched the film, etc.

x-post

Some nice finds Scott-- love this one:

Funky 4 plus 1 – that’s the joint 12 inch (sugar hill – 1980)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KagvExF-ijc

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

NOIR is an incredible album.

jah wobble, holger czukay, the edge snake charmer
is this good?

― tylerw
owned it a LONG time ago (on cassette). honestly don't recall much about it except that it didn't make a impression

xxxpsst: "that's the joint" is TOTALLY CLASSIC in the best way

Emmanuelle Parrenin - Maison Cube
David Dunn - Autonomous and Dynamic Systems
Grateful Dead - Infrared Roses (last three tracks are nearly all right)
Klaus Wiese - Touch of Silence
Grouper - Alien Observer
Jean C. Roche & Bill H. Gunn - Les Loupes En Liberté
Roland Kayn - A Little Electronic Milky Way of Sound (2009)

jah wobble, holger czukay, the edge snake charmer
is this good?

― tylerw
owned it a LONG time ago (on cassette). honestly don't recall much about it except that it didn't make a impression

I did too (tracked it down at the height of my U2 obsession in high school). iirc it came out in 1983 and by 1988 it already sounded really dated. Didn't listen to it much (I think The Edge only played on two tracks), but I wonder if I'd like it more now.

Wild Beasts.

I'm on a great path that began with solo Roedelius, which led me to Oneohtrix Point Never / Emeralds / side projects, the Harald Grosskopf reissue, Demdike Stare, Darkstar, etc, etc. I'm jumping back into current music in a huge way after being a bit out of it for the past several years, and it's exhilarating. I remember thinking years ago how much I loved Roedelius's tracks on "Zuckerzeit" but never having investigated his solo stuff, which was a huge mistake! (I've been a once-in-a-while reader and--less frequently--poster since 2000...)

Wbeeza - Void
Deepchord - Hash Bar Remnants
new Akron/Family with the stupid long title
Book Of Black Earth - Cold Testament

I'm on a great path that began with solo Roedelius, which led me to Oneohtrix Point Never / Emeralds / side projects, the Harald Grosskopf reissue, Demdike Stare, Darkstar, etc, etc. I'm jumping back into current music in a huge way after being a bit out of it for the past several years, and it's exhilarating. I remember thinking years ago how much I loved Roedelius's tracks on "Zuckerzeit" but never having investigated his solo stuff, which was a huge mistake! (I've been a once-in-a-while reader and--less frequently--poster since 2000...)

^ so awesome; you should check out the new Zombi LP, it's along the same vein as Oneohtrix/Emeralds for sure

i've been playing tons of Roedelius solo as well

lots of old stuff.

the holy mackerel : s/t
hardwater : s/t
best of friends : daybreak
herbie goins : no1 in your heart
mitch ryder and the detroil wheels : rev-up : the best of ..

detroil detroit

my own short-list:

roedelius - momenti felici / gift of the moment / selbstportrait vi / lustwandel
cluster and eno - s/t
junior boys - it's all true
boris - smile
bill callahan - apocalypse
gang gang dance - eye contact
vladislav delay quartet - s/t
bohren und der club of gore - beileid
blanck mass - s/t
lady gaga - born this way

igra staklineh perli
hanna barbarians
nihil nocturne
nightbringer
peak
electroluminescent
crash course in science
aluk todolo
saturnalia temple
peoples temple
red fang

Listening to Smoke Ring for my Halo a lot. It's just comfortable.
Interesting thing about the Snake Charmer ep: Arthur Russell has a credit on it (for lyrics, I think), but yeah it's not very revelatory.

I just played Cluster & Eno's s/t last night! I found that on original-pressing vinyl about eight years ago; one of my best finds ever, and I think I paid $8 for it. The first track, "Ho Renomo," sucks you right into the mood of the thing. I'll definitely have to scope the Vladislav Delay Quartet thing, as I've been and on-and-off Sasu Ripatti fanboy ever since Vocalcity blew my head apart--gosh, quite a long time ago.