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CommentAuthorwarrenellis
- CommentTimeJul 13th 2009
So what are you listening to right now?
New week's releases are up at http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/ - just choose a genre from left and click "magic mix" to stream excerpts from the new releases.
Apparently my Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2009-7-12) are ?
1.The Dead Weather (22)
2.kreng (18)
3.Natural Snow Buildings (14)
4.Cinnamon Chasers (13)
5.Mount Eerie (12) -
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I finally picked up Street Sweeper Social Club's debut. Easily my favourite album so far this year.
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- CommentAuthoricelandbob
- CommentTimeJul 13th 2009
right now today i´m just needing lots of quiet music to help my ears recover. So lots of Gram Parsons, Adem, Bonny Prince billy and Múm.... -
- CommentAuthorAnna Chronica
- CommentTimeJul 13th 2009
Just got back from London, where I picked up Madness's new album, "The Liberty of Norton Folgate" - a ska opera loveletter to Whitechapel/Spitalfields. Mixing that in with new Moby and old Front 242, for some reason. It means something nice to my pleasure center, this week, I guess. -
Recently I've been playing Iron & Wine's Our Endless Numbered Days, which is wonderful for cross-city treks. Also I've been playing the new Future of the Left, the new Mars Volta, the new Alexisonfire and King Geedorah's Take Me To Your Leader. All of which are wonderful things.
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my top 21 most-listened to songs from last week, accordin' to the thingies what looks at my stuff like that:
1) Leonard Cohen – Anthem
2) PJ Harvey – Rid of Me
3) The Beatles – Hey Jude
4) PJ Harvey – Sheela-Na-Gig
5) Wilco – Kingpin
6) The Beta Band – Dry the Rain
7) The Heartstring Stranglers – la llorona
8) Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Michael Brook – Longing
9) Lori McKenna – In Your Eyes
10) Amanda Palmer – I Will Follow You Into The Dark
11) The Last Dinosaur – Beat It [Michael Jackson cover]
12) PJ Harvey – Lying in the Sun
13) Hush Arbors – Rue Hollow
14) Lift to Experience – Falling From Cloud 9
15) Lift to Experience – With Crippled Wings
16) The Stills – Still in Love Song
17) The Beatles – While My Guitar Gently Weeps
18) PJ Harvey – A Perfect Day Elise
19) Laura Marling – Failure
20) The Heartstring Stranglers – la boucherie de henri
21) PJ Harvey – Somebody's Down, Somebody's Name -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeJul 13th 2009 edited
well, not counting the two bands that i mention too much and everyone is sick of hearing about (you know, HS and DL?) ive been listening to
LAWRENCE ARMS-apathy and exhaustion (which, lets be honest, kind of falls apart halfway through the b side. the first 9 tracks are so good though...eagerly awaiting the new 5 song ep!)
J CHURCH-society is a carnivorous flower 12"
REALICIDE/CAPITAL HEMORRHAGE-split 7"(digital hardcore fuck everything)
BEAR VS SHARK- first lp (with the really long name)
THE OATH-korperkulture 9"
FAILURES-s/t lp (<^mark mccoy much? jeez.) -
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Lots of Minus 5 and Young Fresh Fellows. Scott McCaughey released records for both last week (and is still happily able to make them sound genuinely like two different bands), and the Minus 5 are coming to T-town on Friday.
Also some old Dylan... recently acquired Blonde On Blonde, Blood On The Tracks and Freewheelin'. -
Currently listening to Korallreven - Loved Up through Gorilla vs Bear.
Been listening to Miarches by Forest Swords, which is sort of a swampy, darker version of Burial and still free-basing on the Major Lazer LP.
Also got the first "The Art of Noise" LP, and it's not as awesome as I was led to believe, the 80's studio technology really throws me off.
Oh and there's a really great record by Phaseone you can download for free, it's called "Thanks But No Thanks". It's got fat beats and really warm synths, I kind of find it similar to Flying Lotus but it's a bit more accessible. -
- CommentAuthorBrent Wilcox
- CommentTimeJul 13th 2009
Working on a scheme to get the show syndicated...
Meanwhile, last night:
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
July 12, 2009
DakhaBrakha - Divka Marusechka
Katzen Kapell - Ipek
Fanfara Kalashnikov - A Russian Man In Athens
David Crowell Ensemble - Long Goodbye
Wayne Horvitz - I'm a Fool
Steve Lehman Octet - No Neighborhood Rough Enough
Ed Palermo Big Band - Night School
Steuart Liebig & The Mentones - Locustland
Matt Wilson - Shoostabuster
Led Bib - Yes, Again
Varttina - Mataleena
Dead Can Dance - Yulunga
Outlaw Dervish - Loopophonic
Sabah Habas Mustapha - So La Li
Holger Czukay - Persian Love Song
Jah Wobble - Samsara
Linton Kwesi Johnson - Dubbin Fi Life
Adrian Sherwood - Two Versions of The Future
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Kinna Sohna (Bally Sagoo mix)
DJ Krush/Toshinori Kondo - Mu-Getsu
JG Thirlwell - Assclamp!
Ben Neill - Goldbug
Loop Guru - Shrine of Sringar
Jaga Jazzist - Animal Chin
Hatfield & The North - Son Of "There's No Place Like Homerton"
Sleepmakeswaves - We Sing The Body Electric
Friends of Dean Martinez - Spoonie
Miriodor - Meeting Point
The President - Clear The Bridge
Laurie Anderson - Blue Lagoon -
I've been on a big soul kick.
There's been a lot of Bill Withers and Otis Redding.
Otis taught me the dangers of singing along.
When he sings "You got good lovin', baby. I'm gonna get me some." it sounds awesome.
When I sing it, I sound like a jackass. -
I'm all over the map tonight - first it was a bunch of Motown and such, then a playlist of driving songs, and now it's mostly 80s roots rock.
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PJ HARVEY - White Chalk
ERIC B & RAKIM - Paid in Full
FRIDA HYVÖNEN - Silence is Wild
NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS - No More Shall We Part
DR. DRE - The Chronic
KHONNOR - Handwriting
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Those Wilco boys sure know how to write a tune, yeah?
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- CommentAuthorjonlaidlow
- CommentTimeJul 14th 2009
Listening to Julian Cope's new "Black Sheep" band project, which I can best describe as like his acid campfire Skellington project crossed with the Rite instrumental albums. Good fun, but you have to be in the mood for that kind of repetition. The album's called KISS MY SWEET APOCALYPSE and its already vanished from his webshop, but its available elsewhere. Note that the vinyl and cd editions have slightly different tracklistings.
Then I switched to Bonnie "Prince" Billy's ho-hum BEWARE album and while browsing his record label's site I noticed that Domino have teamed up with faber to produce a new journal about Music:
www.loopsjournal.com
Looks quite good fun - Simon Reynolds, Jon Savage, and an extract from the new Nick Cave novel. It has an ISBN so I presume it'll be available from most online bookshops.
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- CommentAuthoricelandbob
- CommentTimeJul 14th 2009
ah ears back to normal....
Today it´s Boris, Boris and some more Boris.
And a little bit of Mezbow with some Brain Police for light relief.... -
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTuo1sSxCM4">I really like this song.</a> I think the guy I learned it from was a piece of shit, but the song itself is still good.
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Listening to a lot of Nouvelle Vague, Pentaphobe, Man Man, and Ella Fitzgerald for the past few days. I never know what to look for in new music, so I rarely do. =/ Going to write down a few of the names you all have listed and check out some new music.
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CommentAuthorinfomancer
- CommentTimeJul 14th 2009
Wolfbrigade - Progression/Regression
Planes Mistaken For Stars - Mercy
Rolling Stones - Various albums
Lawrence Arms - Apathy and Exhaustion -
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeJul 14th 2009
Lawrence Arms - Apathy and Exhaustion
haha, it got you too!
DEAR LANDLORD/CHINESE TELEPHONES split 7" (poppunk)
PG 99-document 8 10" (emoviolence)
TOSHIRO MIFUNE-s/t 7" (emoviolence)
DALEK/TECHNO ANIMAL split 12" (hip hop)
TRAGEDY/TOTALITAR split 7" (just to confirm that yes i will be selling this. boring dbeat from bands every punk kid loves anyway) -