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At this moment, I'm pretty much just clicking the Play buttons here - http://www.inbflat.net/
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- CommentAuthorOptimusRhyme
- CommentTimeMay 18th 2009
Common Market-Tobacco Road. American underground hip-hop. Objectively speaking, its not their best album, and it could really use some cutting down, but for some reason it has a certain charm for me that I can't quite pin down. -
- CommentAuthorMercer Finn
- CommentTimeMay 18th 2009
Bought Sky Larkin's debut album yesterday. It's by-the-numbers indie pop made by two guys and a girl from Leeds, who are into things like fossils and antibodies. I really like it. -
Sunn O))) - Monoliths & Dimensions
Torngat - La Petite Nicole -
@nigredo-- What did you think of it? I'd never tried a Sunn O))) album before, unless you count their Boris collab, 'Altar'... While I adore 'Altar', 'M&D' bored me. Well, maybe bored is the wrong word-- it's very well-executed, but it didn't really -do- anything for me.
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The Can Kickers has been playing on my iPod nonstop. Fucking AMAZING group from out of Connecticut.
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CommentAuthorinfomancer
- CommentTimeMay 18th 2009
Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power and Fun House
High on Fire - Blessed Black Wings
Motorhead - Overkill and Ace of Spades
Saint Vitus - Born Too Late
Obsessed - Lunar Womb
Been listening to all of Wino's old bands since seeing him open up for Clutch last weekend. He was supposed to play the stuff from his new album, but Jon Blank (who was playing bass for him) OD'ed and died recently, so he decided to tour anyway and just play acoustic sets. It was amazing. I'm not sure how many people exist that can pick up an acoustic guitar and churn out a set of serious doom metal, but Wino is definitely one of them. -
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and! my top 21 most-listened to songs from last week, accordin' to the thingies what looks at my stuff like that:
1) Mazzy Star – Into Dust
2) Pavement – Summer Babe (Winter Version)
3) Girlyman – The Shape I Found You In
4) Kings of Leon – Be Somebody
5) U2 – Shadows and Tall Trees
6) Jane's Addiction – Of Course
7) Lauryn Hill – The Mystery of Iniquity
8) Jenny Owen Youngs – Clean Break
9) Ani DiFranco – a spade
10) Kings of Leon – I Want You
11) Cat Power – Hate
12) The Mekons – Alone and Forsaken (Hank Williams cover)
13) Thin White Rope – Red Sun
14) Brightblack Morning Light – Black Feather Wishes Rise
15) Ben Harper – Sexual Healing (Marvin Gaye cover)
16) J. Tillman – Barter Blues
17) Ray Wylie Hubbard – The Way Of The Fallen
18) Hüsker Dü – Dead Set On Destruction
19 Natalie Portman – P is for Portman, P is for Pussy
20) Solomon Burke – None of Us Are Free
21) Isaac Hoskins – Song for the 45th
startin t'think that i may not be typical in the Whitechapel listening pool. i see a pile of electronian and industrialized sounds, (f'r lack of a better descriptor - work with me here...).
...Not that i'm calling anyone here 'typical', so dun get yer hackles up.
Here in (Denton) Texas, Twang is in the Heart. -
Lucy Loves Superbillion has been getting a lot of play trough my shitty laptop speakers recently.
Other than that there's been some Modest Mouse, some The Roots, a bit of Ellen Allien, and the soundtrack to System Shock 2. -
@revD
I like them a lot so I'm a bit biased, but I found it really cool to listen to. I like the wider variety of sounds.
np:
Bennie Maupin - The Jewel in the Lotus
Herbie Hancock 7 (+1) - March 22, 1973 Boston,Ma. Jazz Workshop -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2009
BEAR VS SHARK-relax....
MINISTRY-rio grande blood
PROPAGANDHI-potemkin city limits
i am slowly but surely getting excited to see propagandhi this weekend. it will be almost 13 years since the first time i did...the combination of getting old and bands that stay together for a long time is weird. -
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CommentAuthorbillymeltdown
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2009
Cheeseball rock and roll can really bring a smile to my face.
Thus, I was delighted when DIRTY KARMA of Mexico City befriended my band on the myspace. I really quite enjoyed the first few tunes. -
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NASA - Diamonds & Wood (cassette)
Re-listening to Boris & Sun O)))'s 'Altar', the 14:46 'Bloodswamp' segued almost -seamlessly- into the first track of this garage-prog distortion festival. Very driven shit! Definitely going to get some heavy rotation out of this one.
Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter - Like, Love, Lust & The Open Halls of the Soul
Haven't heard yet, but will be listening en route to work tonight. Another 'Altar'-related investigation.
...A nice leisurely walk later: Jesse's vocals are soft'n'smokey, the lyrics imagist and wistful; overall, the album alternates between sparse & lush w/ the recording lovingly reproducing both the singer's & the instruments' faults, transmuting them into strengths. Striking. Country w/ the occasional rock/pop hook. Total keeper. Favorite tracks at the mo seem to be 'You Might Walk Away', 'How Will We Know', and 'Aftermath'. -
- CommentAuthorBrent Wilcox
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2009
Heading off to work now, so not listening to anything... but this past Sunday:
Smoke & Mirrors
KEUL - 88.9 Girdwood, AK
KABN- FM 89.7 Kasilof, AK
Sundays, 7-10pm
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Presented by The Centipede Foundation - Applied & Implied Art Since 1976
May 17, 2009
Joe Zawinul - Orient Express
Fareed Haque - The Chant
Nasida Ria -Keadilan
Temple of Sound/Rizwan-Muzzam Qaawali - The Jeweled Heart
Holger Czukay - Persian Love
Frederico Aubele - Luna y Sol
Revolutionary Dub Warriors - Walkabout
Monomono Tire - Loma da Nigbehin
Ed Palermo Big Band - RNDZL
Sway Machinery - Avieni Malkeinu Z'khor
Don Byron - Belmondo's Lip
Fast 'n' Bulbous - Smithsonian Institute Blues
David Fiuczynski - Fung Wah Express
Medeski Martin & Wood - Free Go Lily
Fela Kuti & Africa 70 - Chop 'n' Quench
3 Mustaphas 3 - Starehe Mustapha 1,2,3
JG Thirlwell - Tuff
Alamaailman Vasarat - Delhin Yot
Lars Hollmer - Nationsjazz
Drobinska - Kopenitsa
Yat-Kha - Kadarchy (live)
Ensemble Raye - Cumbada
Tipsy - Mr Excitement
Peeni Waali vs Schildpatt - Der mit der Derwich tantz
OOIOO - On mani
Dubblestandart (Lee Scratch Perry/Ari Up) - Defending Rights & Justice/Island Girl Dub
Transglobal Underground - Piranha One Chord Boots
Jah Wobble/Bill Laswell - 6th Chamber
Hauschka - Neschnee
Pedaltone - Goodbye Honeypot
JG Thirlwell - Spag
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- CommentAuthorAnna Chronica
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2009
Just got the new Jarvis Cocker album, Further Complications, and I've been mainlining old Gary Numan lately. Why, oh why, has his album The Fury never been released on cd? -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2009
just rock yer vinyl copy....or find an mp3 of it. -
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- CommentAuthorjackrabbit
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2009
Currently obsessing over An Horse's album "Rearrange Beds."
It's amazing. -
Iron & Wine - Around the Well. All kinds of lovely.
65Daysofstatic - The Destruction of Small Ideas. Good time Post-Rock.
N.A.S.A. - The Spirit of Apollo. Funky. So funky, funky feels like the wrong word. Funky.
Prefuse 73 - Interregnums. Wonderful stuff. -
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CommentAuthorwarrenellis
- CommentTimeMay 19th 2009
and I've been mainlining old Gary Numan lately. Why, oh why, has his album The Fury never been released on cd?
Amazon US have it as a paid mp3 download. Amazon UK have it as a CD. -
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hrrmm...
in the car:
NIN - Downward Spiral & AATCHB
QOTSA - SFTD and Rated R, "C-c-c-c-c-COCAAAAINE!!!"
MCR - Black Parade and 3 Cheers, HA!
at home:
KMFDM - whatever's on blip.fm
Killing Joke - mostly the heavier albums, but shit! check out Extremities, Dirt & Various Repressed Emotions. Compared to their earlier soft, dance floor'ish stuff, they morphed into a fuckin' HEAVY band in just a few years, geez! ^_^
also; Heaven and Hell!! thanks to...
THIS guy
not only were my spirits picked up, but Heaven and Hell are fucking awesome!
I hope Warren never has to deal with THAT type of fan!