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You got 90 minutes? Wanted: Richard Pryor in full.
The Crime and Suspense channel from ROK radio on TuneIn.com
I'm at work, currently shifting between listening to the Welcome to Night Vale podcast (though I'm mostly keeping that for home since it's good to listen to while I work on unpacking and cleaning the apartment), The Glitch Mob and Rise Against.
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Someone took the new DJ Snake and Lil Jon song "Turn Down For What" and put it to an epic fail vid. I couldn't stop watching it.
The original crazy video for the song is somewhere in this thread.
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I was flippin' about through youtube, lookin' at shiznit, and saw this. "I've heard about that forever, I should listen to it." I do; it's pretty awesome if you like psychedelic arty hippie chick music (which, of course, I do--two random examples: title track; and Moons and Cattails) read some articles on her online and discovered that of all years to finally listen to her album, this year, 2014, was the one where she finally, after 44 years made a second album.
Kinda weird, I thought.
Ah! I wanted to listen to this again, but they took it down! :(
You think you're the only game in town, youtube? Pfft!
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Celeste Principe di un Giorno, which is quite chilled out and has lots of nice mellotron on.
After 8 hours straight going through comments about urinary tract infections, I need it - I also a) feel like the back end of an incontinent (or incompetent) otyugh and b) keep singing "Thrush, thrush, I thought I heard her calling my name now" to myself.
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New Heavy Friday Night
Whitechapel - Worship the Digital Age
Mastodon - High Road
this one is epic/beast/tight/legit/whatever!
Reading Ecclesiastes: Obligatory Post
Latest interest is St. Paul and the Broken Bones.
Link was dead, so I went and found another.
Songs the Lord Taught Us & Psychedelic Jungle by The Cramps, on vinyl no less.
And, ooh!, I want to listen to these new Friday night posts, but I already started "Garbage Man."
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also...new hipster retro goodness for WPZO Temples - Shelter Song
and some late night craziness Lumineers and Farrell
Demons and Wizards "Poor Man's Crusade", among others by them.
Dio's "Master of the Moon" album.
Right now I'm listening to Monday Night RAW...
Which reminds me:
Not only did I hear the title theme to The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in a commercial while watching tv last night, I also heard one of my recent Funk for Friday tunes.
Synergistic weirdiosity!
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Our local ice cream van plays the theme from 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' to announce its presence. It's not that bad a neighbourhood...
Cybotron, right now. If you wanted to sum up prog in one image, you could do worse than a bearded, bespectacled man in a cape standing in front of a battery of monophonic synths. JEALOUS.
"Thrush, thrush, I thought I heard her calling my name now" to myself.
More synergistic weirdiosity, kinda.
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Track 1: "Brackish Waters" / Track 2: "Where Those Bastards Are" / Track 3: "25 Women Ago" / Track 4: "Nothing At All" / Track 5: "You Cost Me Too Much"
Feel Good Hit of the Summer
As may be imagined, I was always fond of this song.
Track 1: "Brackish Waters" / Track 2: "Where Those Bastards Are" / Track 3: "25 Women Ago" / Track 4: "Nothing At All" / Track 5: "You Cost Me Too Much"
AWESOME! Love that these early sounds of the band are out there. Thanks!
Pistoleros - Southbound Train
Dead Hot Workshop - Push Luck Shove
...and of course you do, Doodlebug.
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(For Doodlebug, as a apology for previously linking to the original J&B version:) the improved Jagger & Bowie "Dancing in the Street"
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A little bit of Florence and the Machine
Mrs Gersen loves that stuff; I'm less of a fan, and used to ask her syuff like, "Hey, is this Florence's Poop Machine or whatever it's called?"
Anyway, I'm telling this to my buddy Greg one time, and he calls his wife up and says "Honey, you ever hear of some group called 'Florence's Poop Machine'?"
Without even asking what he was talking about, she immediately replied, "You're not allowed to hang out with [Kirth] anymore."
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Songs to listen to as you build a fire on the beach, drink beer and have a smoke while the sun sets.
Xavier Rudd - Let Me Be Music Video.
No Aphrodisiac - The Whitlams.
The Cruel Sea - A simple goodbye.
Hoodoo Gurus - 1000 Miles Away.
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Funk for Fridays!
Sly and the Family Stone
Seven Seas
Kourosh Yaghmaei
Funky Four Plus One
Fela Kuti
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A little bit of Florence and the MachineMrs Gersen loves that stuff; I'm less of a fan, and used to ask her syuff like, "Hey, is this Florence's Poop Machine or whatever it's called?"
Anyway, I'm telling this to my buddy Greg one time, and he calls his wife up and says "Honey, you ever hear of some group called 'Florence's Poop Machine'?"
Without even asking what he was talking about, she immediately replied, "You're not allowed to hang out with [Kirth] anymore."
I just found out the band existed a couple of weeks ago, and I'm a bit of a fan now.
I generally listen to weird European metal (like Korpiklaani), so I'm kinda out-of-touch on the more mainstream music.
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'S okay, Hrothdane, you don't have to justify yourself to Kirth. He doesn't like The Beatles.
"Hey, is this Florence's Poop Machine or whatever it's called?"
Best episode of The Magic Roundabout EVER!!!!
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heading into Risen from the Sands tomorrow, Oloch pregen
time for inspiration
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heading into Risen from the Sands tomorrow, Oloch pregen
time for inspiration
Might I suggest some Battle Metal, good sir?
Or perhaps a Battle Song?
heading into Risen from the Sands tomorrow, Oloch pregen
time for inspirationMight I suggest some Battle Metal, good sir?
Or perhaps a Battle Song?
At this point I have a bunch of Texas in July on repeat but there is something about those two Woodkid videos that just gets me in the inspirational feels
'S okay, Hrothdane, you don't have to justify yourself to Kirth. He doesn't like The Beatles.Neither do you, you're just pretending to fit in with the cool kids.
I am a second-generation Beatlemaniac. No matter what phase I went through (heavy metal, hardcore punk, indie rock, country) I always come home to the Fab Four because they remind me of my mommy.
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heading into Risen from the Sands tomorrow, Oloch pregen
time for inspirationMight I suggest some Battle Metal, good sir?
Or perhaps a Battle Song?
How about some Amon Amarth?
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