Tone Float Organisation, who turned into Kraftwerk. Sounds nothing like the Kraftwerk we all know and (possibly) love, though.Organisation is the new Golem.
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Back from the Amazon jungle and Machu Picchu and Lima. It was awesome and inspiring and scary and dangerous and fun and amazing! Aside from that Agalloch track I mentioned above, I had
Maidens Caught Somewhere in Time
and
Sabbaths Sign of the Southern Cross
playing in my head as I ascended the Wonder of the Modern World.
also. Congratulations to Weird Al for conquering that list for his final album under contract as he now switches to single tracks. Don't forget to remain demented and DARE to be stupid!!
I'm not really sure where to take this next, but I went with the Fun Boy Three.That's the look/That's the lookShout to the Top
I'm not really sure where to take this nextThat's the look/That's the lookShout to the Top
Well, going by the background mural's references to the labour movement, how about Manic Street Preacher's A Design For Life
(Although if you were Swedish, you'd have had to go with Orup's Magaluf
Jalen & Jacoby podcast. Not music, but I've found I really enjoy listening to Jalen Rose talk about basketball. David Jacoby does great as a common man journalist asking the insider interesting questions.
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Back from the Amazon jungle and Machu Picchu and Lima. It was awesome and inspiring and scary and dangerous and fun and amazing!
Huzzah!
Aaargh! I finally sat down to listen to Organisation again and it's been removed! Curses! Hmmm, what's this, Mogwai...
Well, going by the background mural's references to the labour movement, how about Manic Street Preacher's A Design For Life
(Although if you were Swedish, you'd have had to go with Orup's Magaluf
Instead of going all Red Wedge, I decided there aren't enough Smiths links in this thread.
Neneh Cherry - Buffalo Stance
Funk for Friday!
In addition to KJ's blast from the past, this week's FfF is brought to you by a Trojan comp I've been listening to cleverly titled 20 More Reggae Greats
Desmond Dekker
Toots and the Maytals
Andy Capp (for Eli)
King Stitt & the Dynamites
The Upsetters
Extra Bonus King Stitt clip
Dr. Feelgood
Eddie and the Hot Rods
The Motors
The Count Bishops
And, particularly for Citizen K(e)rensky: Up Against the Wall!!!!!
Odd, I tend to associate Desmond Dekker and Toots with ska and rocksteady more than reggae.
I pulled the record out and, actually, it's called 20 Reggae Classics, Vol. 2.
I, for one, am not going to argue with Trojan Records.
Trying to watch coverage of Glastonbury but, by Desna, this is bland.
If Blandy McBland, Prince of Blandia were to make mild cheddar sandwiches they would still be more flavoursome than this splosh of blech.
So banal. Shopping muzak on a massive stage.
I was poking around last night, looking for videos of my new favorite crushes, and I found this page:
Jack White, Lana Del Rey, MGMT, Little Dragon, Warpaint Do Glastonbury: Watch
Limey woke up one morning and, while absent-mindedly scratching his guiro, thought to himself, "I wish I had more avant-garde samba records with pig noises on". Little did he know that his guiro was a magic guiro! Imagine his surprise when, with a (what does that say.. puff of smoke? Good.) Hermeto Pascoal appeared:
"Seu desejo é uma ordem, oh Dominar!"
And gave him a link to Slaves' Mass!
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Well, going by the background mural's references to the labour movement, how about Manic Street Preacher's A Design For Life
(Although if you were Swedish, you'd have had to go with Orup's Magaluf
Instead of going all Red Wedge, I decided there aren't enough Smiths links in this thread.
While in Peru, I didn't find any new musics, but I did hear a pipe/flute version of The Beatles 'Let it Be' from a street busker...and the lodge we were staying in while in the Amazon had an eclectic playlist in the bar: Audioslave/Queen/T-Rex mixed with Kool and the Gang/EarthWindFire.
Monday Morning Jazz Brunch brings you the Miles Davis Quintet in Milan, Italy performing All Blues.
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I love this guy and can get behind the projects he (and his band) are involved in. Don't think I'll see him this tour though. The tour promoting 'MOJO' was fantastic a couple yrs ago!
True.Well, going by the background mural's references to the labour movement, how about Manic Street Preacher's A Design For Life
(Although if you were Swedish, you'd have had to go with Orup's Magaluf
Instead of going all Red Wedge, I decided there aren't enough Smiths links in this thread.
And still so.True.Well, going by the background mural's references to the labour movement, how about Manic Street Preacher's A Design For Life
(Although if you were Swedish, you'd have had to go with Orup's Magaluf
Instead of going all Red Wedge, I decided there aren't enough Smiths links in this thread.
I miss the gladiolas.
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Back on page 129, I clicked on the Ya Ho Wa links, read the blurb and thought to myself, "woo boy, maybe tomorrow, I don't think I'm brave enough tonight..."
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Angelo Badalamenti and Julee Cruise - "Falling (Twin Peaks main theme)"
Angelo Badalamenti and Julee Cruise - "The Nightingale"
Minor Threat - "12XU" (cover)
Jets to Brazil - "I Typed For Miles"
Leftover Crack - "Soon We'll Be Dead"
Robert Earl Keen - "Merry Christmas From The Family"
Bobby Darin - "Dream Lover"
Richard Shindell - "Your Guitar" (live)
Rush - "Fly By Night"
Brand New - "Play Crack The Sky"
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The Human Abstract Moonlight Sonata - Movement 1,2 and 3 - Ludwig van Beethoven Cover
Erock's Moonlight Sonata (First Movement) Meats Metal
The Human Abstract Digital Veil Full Album
Wild ARMs (PS) - Filgaia Overworld
Overworld/Map Theme #11 - Wild ARMs Alter Code F - Filgaia
Ergosonic - And So He Flew (OCR Album Wild Arms: ARMed and DANGerous)
Ecstasy of Gold by Ennio Morricone
Metallica's Ecstasy of Gold
Metallica's S&M Ecstasy of Gold
Metallica's Suicide & Redemption
Dark Moor Vivaldi's Winter
Dark Moor Mozart's March
Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Fugue
Fleshgod Apocalypse Agony Full Album
A friend of mine posted this song on Facebook a week or so ago. Brought back a lot of memories from the latter years of high school.
Some tunez from my MP3 players:
Warpaint--"Love Is To Die"
Redman--"A Day of Sooperman Lover"
Liars--"This Dust That Makes Mud"
Silence, from No-One. Every so often it's broken up by Squaking, and Traffic Noise, by Animal, and Society respectively
i'm currently listening to my 3 year old son try out his new catch phrase he learned from helping his Dad (Me!...i think?) walk the dog so very many times: "Stop Bustin' my Ball! peaches!" yes peaches is the dog's name, and yes i will stop saying that when i walk the dog, maybe.
also you never realize how much you say a word until you have a three year old following you around repeating everything you say:)
yay for kids!
Hee hee!
I was over a buddy's house. He has twins, I think they were two when this happened.
We were sitting around the living room after work, watching morning cartoons, when the little girl came into the room with her father's bowl, upside and down and backwards, pressed to her lips. In her other hand, she had a lighter.
I was like, "woah, that's f~++ed up" but he just beamed with pride, laughed, and said "My little burner."
I don't recommend that anyone follow his parenting techniques (he grew up in youth detention centers, btw), but it was pretty funny.
dammmmmmmmm.
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\m/ (^v^) \m/
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