Neil Young--Comes a Time
A countryish, mellow mid-seventies album. Was considered the follow-up to Harvest at the time. A nice, little NY album, but I generally prefer him in Crazy Horse raging demon guitar god mode.
Squeeze--Singles, 45s and Under
I came from a rockcentric childhood and adolescence that looked down upon greatest hits collections as only being worthy of poseurs and little girls. It took a real calmdown on my part before I came to realize the utility of best-ofs for pop bands. As much as I like the original bunch of Squeeze albums, it's pretty undeniable that this collection of singles is their best record.
Muscle of Love, Alice Cooper.
Just listened to a string of Fight, 2wo, Halford.
Clifford Brown--Memorial Album
Dead before 26, the legend and body of work of this incredible trumpeter was laid down in a mere four years.
The Memorial Album is a collection of two sessions from the beginning of his career before he hooked up with Max Roach. Great stuff!
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Drapht – Sing It (The Life of Riley)
Seabellies – Board The Apartment Up
Groove Armada – Paper Romance
Ladyhawke – Message To My Girl (cover, live)
Lykke Li – Rich Kids Blues
Grafton Primary – Hidden Cycle
Justice Vs Simian – We Are Your Friends
Boy and Bear – Feeding Line
Death Cab For Cutie – You Are A Tourist
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Austra – Lose It
Trial Kennedy – Best Of Tomorrow
Emma Louise – Jungle
The Decemberists – This Is Why We Fight
Antonio Paul – City Dreams
City and Colour – Fragile Bird
Kanye West – Hell Of A Life
The Wombats – Anti D
Jack Ladder And The Dreamlanders – Cold Feet
We Are Scientists – Nice Guys
Warpaint – Undertow
Weezer – Buddy Holly
End of Silence #11
No hurry. I'm the slow-boat listener.
My teacher in English 120.
She's telling us how to do our upcomeing projects and such but I need a game fix.
Right now? "GLaDOS - Want you gone"
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Little Dragon.
This is the best one I have come across so far Twice
Thanks Studpuffin for introducing me to them.
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The Wombats – Jump Into The Fog (live)
The Wombats – Price Tag (cover, live)
Delphic – This Momentary
Owl Eyes – Raiders
Boy and Bear – Feeding Line
Karnivool – Goliath
Drapht – Sing It (The Life of Riley)
Die! Die! Die! – We Built Our Own Oppressors
Young The Giant – Apartment
Emiliana Torrini – Jungle Drum
Myles Mayo – How You Done Me Wrong
Eels – Flyswatter
Conics – Illuminate
Calling All Cars – Reptile
Katy B – Katy On A Mission
Florence and the Machine – Dog Days Are Over
Redcoats – Dreamshaker
Eric Cartman-Poker Face
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Bat For Lashes – Priscilla
The Aston Shuffle – Start Again
Little Scream – The Heron and The Fox
Trial Kennedy – Best of Tomorrow
360 (featuring Josh Pyke) – Throw It Away
Bear In Heaven – Lovesick Teenagers
Seeker Lover Keeper – On My Own
Myles Mayo – How You Done Me Wrong
Dead Letter Circus – Reaction
The Jezabels – Hurt Me (live)
My Morning Jacket – Holding On To Black Metal
Violent Soho – Jesus Stole My Girlfriend
The Boat People – Damn Defensive
Interpol – Barricade
Architecture in Helsinki – Contact High
The Wombats – Techno Fan
Emma Louise – Jungle
Queens of the Stone Age – Little Sister
The Grates – Turn Me On
Arctic Monkeys – Don’t Sit Down Cos I’ve Moved Your Chair
Regurgitator – I Sucked A Lot Of Cock To Get To Where I Am
Judas Priest - Painkiller
Iron Savior - Watcher in the Sky
Iron Savior - For the World
Iron Savior - No Heroes
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The Beatles vs OutKast – PaperBackHeyYa (mashup)
Tori Amos, PJ Harvey, Bjork and Massive Attack – Mashup by Wax Audio
Regurgitator – My Friend Robot
Myles Mayo – How You Done Me Wrong
LCD Soundsystem – Home
Seeker Lover Keeper – On My Own
The Aston Shuffle – Start Again
Florence and the Machine – You’ve Got The Love
The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army
Stevie Wonder--Innervisions
When Little Stevie reached the legal age of maturity (18? 21? I can't recall), his contract with Motown became null and void.
He went to Berry Gordy and renegotiated his contract with complete artistic control for the first time in that label's existence (I think this was before Marvin Gaye's What's Going On).
This resulted in at least 4 stone cold soul classics, Innervisions being my favorite.
Some links:
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Senses Fail - "Bite to Break Skin (The Legion of Doom Remix)"
DJ Toxic - "It's Killing Me"
Ran-D - "Better On The Otherside"
Rise Against - "Audience Of One"
Slade - "Cum On Feel The Noize"
Quiet Riot - "Cum On Feel The Noize" (cover)
Adam Hills - "Working Class Anthem"
Mumford And Sons - "The Cave"
Marilyn Manson - "The KKK Took My Baby Away" (cover)
Ramones - "53rd and 3rd"
Ramones - "Chinese Rock"
Symphony of Science - "A Glorious Dawn" (Carl Sagan / Stephen Hawking)
Jerry Jeff Walker and Willie Nelson - "Man in the Big Hat" (cover)
ZZ Top - "Cheap Sunglasses"
ZZ Top - "Sharp Dressed Man"
Trey Parker and Matt Stone - "Poker Face (Eric Cartman version)" (cover)
Mt. Eden Dubstep - "Sierra Leone"
Efreet - "Vendetta"
Efreet - "2 Minutes To Midnight" (cover)
Efreet - "Into The Light"
Powerwolf - "Raise Your Fist, Evangelist"
Powerwolf - "When the Moon Shines Red"
The Wurzels - "Combine Harvester"
Jimmy Barnes - "Working Class Man"
Joe Dolce - "Shaddap You Face"
Yesterday, I decided to reinvest my income tax returns into the economy (and people say I hate America!) and visited my local used record store.
Unfortunately, l.u.r.s.s aren't as cool in NH as they are in Boston, but I was able to find Southern Accents by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Not my favorite record by them, but I had broken my copy recently, and was happy to replace it.
The real score, however, was a record by Tony Joe White. Records by this swamp rock maven (who provided comeback Elvis with his sound) are almost impossible to find in New England, so I was quite happy.
The best part, however, was when I went to the check-out counter and the owner informed me of the daily sale: all records by artists whose names started with the letter "T" were half off!
L.u.r.s.s rock!
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The Four Seasons - "December 1963 (Oh, What A Night)"
The Spiral Starecase - "More Today Than Yesterday"
Goldfinger - "More Today Than Yesterday" (cover)
The Raincoats - "Lola" (cover)
The Dave Clark Five - "Because"
The Zombies - "She's Not There"
The Zombies - "Tell Her No"
Van Halen - "You Really Got Me" (cover)
Van Halen - "Runnin' With The Devil"
Misfits - "Hybrid Moments"
Misfits - "Where Eagles Dare"
Misfits - "Die, Die My Darling"
Robots In Disguise - "You Really Got Me" (cover)
Robots In Disguise - "Wake Up"
Robots In Disguise, featuring Noel Fielding - "The Tears"
X-Ray Spex - "Oh Bondage, Up Yours"
The Kinks - "You Really Got Me"
The Kinks - "Lola"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Say Goodnight"
Richard Shindell - "Before You Go"
Richard Shindell - "Willin' (live)" (cover)
Metallica and Ray Davies - "All Day And All Of The Night" (cover)
Metallica and Ray Davies - "You Really Got Me" (cover)
Rancid - "Last One To Die"
Rancid- "Ruby Soho"
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Bon Iver – Calgary
The Killers – Smile Like You Mean It
Kasabian – Fire
Seeker Lover Keeper – On My Own
My Morning Jacket – Holding On To Black Metal
Cage The Elephant – Shake Me Down
NOFX – Franco Un-American
Jane’s Addiction – Jane Says
Funeral Party – New York City Moves To The Sound of LA
Ballpark Music – Rich People Are Stupid
Shiny I know you put a lot into this:
Sammy Davis, Jr. Live at the Cocoanut Grove - he's presently singing "River Stay 'Way From My Door" in a near-perfect imitation of Frank Sinatra.
Shiny I know you put a lot into this:
F&!! yes.
I usually get on here before I make my lunch and get ready for work. (Now)
Recently I've been listening to Alex Jones radio before work. So, I listen to his talk show while perusing the Paizo boards.
iTunes essentials playlist for Foo Fighters.
Great stuff.
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Rone Barton - "Thinkin' 'Bout Johnny Depp"
Suicidal Tendencies - "Trip At The Brain"
Lightnin' Hopkins - "Mojo Hand"
Minor Threat - "Look Back And Laugh"
The Wonders - "That Thing You Do"
Bad Religion - "I Love My Computer"
GTRONIC - "Destroyer"
GTRONIC - "Sucker Punch"
MxPx - "Play It Loud"
MxPx - "Punk Rock Girl" (cover)
Clutch - "10001110101"
Clutch - "Abraham Lincoln"
Orange Goblin - "Time Travelling Blues"
Motorhead - "Nightmare/The Dreamtime"
Foo Fighters - "White Limo"
Sabaton - "The Price of a Mile"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Bittersweet Memories"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Your Betrayal"
Bullet For My Valentine - "All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me)"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Waking the Demon"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Hearts Burst Into Fire"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Hand of Blood (live)"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Hand of Blood"
Bullet For My Valentine - "4 Words (To Choke Upon)"
Bullet For My Valentine - "Tears Don't Fall"
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I generally listen to whole albums/bands, as opposed to individual songs.
With me, it's individual songs while I'm on my computer, and full albums while I'm working or driving.
Some of the albums in the monolithic stack in my truck:
Social Distortion - Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes
Social Distortion - Sex, Love and Rock 'N' Roll
Social Distortion - Social Distortion
Ramones - Loud, Fast Ramones
Richard Shindell - Somewhere Near Paterson
Richard Shindell - Blue Divide
Richard Shindell - Reunion Hill
Ozma - Rock And Roll Part Three
Against Me! - New Wave
Peter Mulvey - Letters From A Flying Machine
Black Flag - In My Head
Mark Erelli - Mark Erelli
Mark Erelli - Hope & Other Casualties
Evens - Get Evens
Jerry Jeff Walker - Live At Gruene Hall
Curtis and the Dilettantes - Tales of a Traveler
I usually get on here before I make my lunch and get ready for work. (Now)
Recently I've been listening to Alex Jones radio before work. So, I listen to his talk show while perusing the Paizo boards.
Alex Jones.
I_Love_You.
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Tool – Schism
White Stripes – Hello Operator
Young The Giant – Apartment
Cut Copy – Blink And You’ll Miss A Revolution
Black Lips – Modern Art
Gosling – I Was Young
Strange Talk – Eskimo Boy
PVT – Window
Grouplove – Colours
Eskimo Joe – When We Were Kids
The Wombats – Techno Fan
Cults – Oh My God
Regina Spektor – Blue Lips
My Morning Jacket – Holding On To Black Metal
Cosmo Jarvis – Sure As Hell Not Jesus
Praga Khan – Breakfast In Vegas
Elbow – With Love
Cloud Control – There’s Nothing In The Water We Can’t Fight
British India – March Into The Ocean
The Aston Shuffle – Start Again
Ou Est Le Swimming Pool – Jackson’s Last Stand
Modest Mouse – We’ve Got Everything
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Does It Offend You, Yeah? – Pull Out My Insides
Harvey Danger – Flagpole Sitter
The Cure – Let’s Go To Bed
Electric Six – Danger! High Voltage
LCD Soundsystem – All My Friends
Big Boi – Follow Us
The Aston Shuffle – Start Again
Metric – Help! I’m Alive
Bear In Heaven – Lovesick Teenagers
Professor Green featuring Lily Allen – Just Be Good To Green
My Morning Jacket – Holding On To Black Metal
Strange Talk – Eskimo Boy
Seeker Lover Keeper – Even Though I’m A Woman
Electric Six – Danger! High Voltage
..Fire in the ...Taco Bihl!
I just saw these guys not too long ago and they are AWESOME live! I love this band.
B-52s -- Mesopotamia
Leo Kottke -- Driving of the Year Nail
Phish -- Maze
Peter Gabriel -- Only Us
Cake -- Sad songs and Waltzes
Tool. It was tricky keeping up to date with music while in China and I missed these:
Jambi
10,000 Days
Rosetta Stoned ---> Thanks Moth!
Wow. Almost 10 minutes each. I could listen to those again and again, and I'm not even baked.
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Tool. It was tricky keeping up to date with music while in China and I missed these:
Jambi
10,000 Days
Rosetta Stoned ---> Thanks Moth!Wow. Almost 10 minutes each. I could listen to those again and again, and I'm not even baked.
No worries mate. Here's another one for you.
Also, listen to Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann) before Rosetta Stoned.
Yah actually I was just waiting for the rest of that one to d/l.
Lost Keys then Rosetta. Check.
Black Box Recorder--England Made Me
I'm a sucker for cynical, foppish, literate Britpop. Basically, if you make an Oscar Wilde pose, I'm going to eat it up. These agent provocateurs from the oughties made minimalist little pop songs with an ear for decadence and ennui. I love it!
Here's a video:
They also did a song (I think it's a cover) called Lord Lucan Is Missing, which taught me history. Educational rock'n'roll!
I don't think they really got anywhere, even in Britain. Last I heard, the Svengali of the band, Luke Haines, dissolved the act to focus on his absinthe-exporting business! Rock'n'roll sophistication!