I don't much hold to modern pop/dance music, but I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this particular track (especially given the fact that I can't stand the artist & song that it was written by/about*):
On the suggestion of some people here,
The Trials of Vanoccupanther by Midlake
and then,
John Bany Originals
Don't know about mind-bending, but the string arrangements are rather lovely.
Ayreon - Universal Migrator, Part 1: The Dream Sequencer
I can't help it, I have an unhealthy attraction to really geeky prog.
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Some Captain Beefheart
I've tried to get into Don Van Vliet and his minions. I really have. My partner has tried to get me into Trout Mask Replica and Safe as Milk, but... I just can't. It's inimical.
Some Captain BeefheartI've tried to get into Don Van Vliet and his minions. I really have. My partner has tried to get me into Trout Mask Replica and Safe as Milk, but... I just can't. It's inimical.
Seconded.
Some Captain BeefheartI've tried to get into Don Van Vliet and his minions. I really have. My partner has tried to get me into Trout Mask Replica and Safe as Milk, but... I just can't. It's inimical.
I like Captain Beefheart; I think it helps if you have a soft spot for free jazz and Howling Wolf (mixed together)
Some Captain Beefheart
The drummer has decided to appear on live television wearing a pair of ladies' paisley underpants on his head. Good work.
Transdimensional Flight from the album Lost by (now-defunct) Osiris the Rebirth
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A compilation of '70s Italian prog and similar from Tuscany
I like jazz-rock. Pity me.
A compilation of '70s Italian prog and similar from Tuscany
I like jazz-rock. Pity me.
My only real exposure to Italian prog (thus far) has been Premiata Forneria Marconi and Banco del Mutuo Soccorso.
My only real exposure to Italian prog (thus far) has been Premiata Forneria Marconi and Banco del Mutuo Soccorso.A compilation of '70s Italian prog and similar from Tuscany
I like jazz-rock. Pity me.
Both fab bands :) I kind of prefer Banco, myself. Le Orme are also well worth checking out if you like either of those two.
And in honour of International Jazz Day, Infinite Sound - Spanish Tale
EDIT: And the Black Unity Trio - Al-Fatihah
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Nic Jones - The Outlandish Knight
I cannot find the tune my parents used to use when they sang this one anywhere. I'm positive I didn't just make it up...
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The Prodigy - Fat of the Land EP
Metallica - S&M
Mixed in with those are singles from .50 Cent, ICP, House of Pain, Johnny Cash, Real McCoy, Phil Collins, and Simon & Garfunkel. My tastes in music are utterly schizo.
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Bellowhead - Roll the Woodpile Down.
Today is a folky day.
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Black Flag - "My War (live)"
Baroness - "Chlorine & Wine"
Richard Shindell - "My Love Will Follow You" (Julie Miller cover)
Jets To Brazil - "Resistance Is Futile"
Jets To Brazil - "The Frequency"
Mastodon - "The Motherload"
The Nudes - "(Trunk Full Of) Zima"
yndi halda - "Illuminate My Heart, My Darling!"
The Action! - "I Don't Love You"
Rainbow - "Gates Of Babylon"
The Menzingers - "I Don't Wanna Be An A++#$~! Anymore"
Pearl Jam - "The End"
Gojira - "Stranded"
Hot Water Music - "Drag My Body"
Elliott Smith - "Wouldn't Mama Be Proud"
Bachman-Turner Overdrive - "Takin' Care Of Business"
Jan & Dean - "Surf City"
Jerry Jeff Walker - "Long, Long Time" (Gary White cover)
Joey Cape - "I Must Be Hateful"
Def Leppard - "Armageddon It"
Alkaline Trio - "Hell Yes"
Sleep - "The Druid"
Kyuss - "Writhe"
Weezer, featuring Rachel Haden - "I Just Threw Out The Love Of My Dreams"
Tesla - "Love Song"
Matt Pless - "My Idea Of Heaven"
Lila Ignite - "Memento"
Less Than Jake - "History Of A Boring Town"
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - "The Impression That I Get"
Lit - "My Own Worst Enemy"
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Leslie West and Mountain's first LP "Climbing".
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Right. That's enough.
No, it isn't.
Peter, calm down
Peter Hammill's voice is just... I don't know, I think he sounds like the world is ending.
A Louse is not a Home from The silent Corner and the Empty Stage
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Never mind the bus pass: punks look back at their wildest days
Lesley Woods from The Au Pairs ended up a barristed; Terry "Tory Crimes" Chimes from The Clash, a chiropractor; Steve Ignorant from Crass, a lifeboatman.
I don't know what a lifeboatman is.
Never mind the bus pass: punks look back at their wildest days
Lesley Woods from The Au Pairs ended up a barristed; Terry "Tory Crimes" Chimes from The Clash, a chiropractor; Steve Ignorant from Crass, a lifeboatman.
I don't know what a lifeboatman is.
Dave Fenton from The Vapors and Lyle Preslar from Minor Threat both ended up becoming lawyers. Kira Roessler from Black Flag is now an Oscar-winning Hollywood sound editor.
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Never mind the bus pass: punks look back at their wildest days
Lesley Woods from The Au Pairs ended up a barristed; Terry "Tory Crimes" Chimes from The Clash, a chiropractor; Steve Ignorant from Crass, a lifeboatman.
I don't know what a lifeboatman is.
Royal National Lifeboat Association
On a completely unrelated note:
Super proto stoner rock.
Monday Morning Jazz Brunch
I can't find the album I'm actually listening to on the internet, so you get this youtube mix.
Blackfield - Blackfield
If that's not complicated enough, the album's also called Blackfield.
Now you have me listening to Rumours.I like it because it's better at being mid '70s Fleetwood Mac than mid '70s Fleetwood Mac were.My favoritist album of all The Trials of Vanoccupanther by Midlake
I really can't explain why I like this, I guess it just hits all the good spots.
Now I'm taping Rumours for in-car listening.
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Gangsta wizards wear their seat belts, apparently.
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Gangsta wizards wear their seat belts, apparently.
For some reason, made me think of this.
"Where my gerunds at?"
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Diablo Strings Orchestra... all of it.
Shore Acres Drive - "Rapture"
Gyaos - "Gyaos (live)"
Jimmy Eat World - "Big Casino"
Brand New - "Seventy Times 7"
Tony Sly - "Flying South"
Department - "Brace For Impact (Break Effect)"
Department - "Great And Mighty (live demo)"
RMS Olympic - "Two Sweaters In Los Angeles"
Flipper - "Life Is Cheap"
Bridge Under Fire - "Alpackalips Now"
Sorry, I haven't been posting here as much lately. Prince going on to join Bowie and Lemmy in such quick succession has really floored me. I have retreated into my safe zone of older music lately.
There was the time when Twisted Sister was touched by Jethro Tull and Sabbath. Rock and Roll Saviors (also, influencing Slough Feg)
Apparently, Dee allowed Jay Jsy to sing every once in a while Can't Stand Still
Mark Oshiro reading 'Oppressed in the Butt By My Inclusive Holiday Coffee Cups', by Ultra Champ Chuck Tingle.