The Flex Your Head compilation. (Yes, that's where the original 'Nic Fit' comes from.)
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In fact, the Untouchables' complete discography is in there! Well, almost — you also need the "Unreleased and Rare" portion of 20 Years Of Dischord (1980 - 2000): https://untouchables.bandcamp.com/album/flex-your-head https://dischord.bandcamp.com/album/...and-unreleased The Bandcamp version of the latter is missing "If The Kids Are United": https://www.discogs.com/Various-20-Y.../master/835166 |
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lol, paying for stuff is overrated :rolleyes: Now: "Kick out the jams, motherfuckers!" |
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You did not just say that... |
Joking, of course! I'm a good 'lil girl. :D
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Well you know I absolutely love stealing music and don’t bat an eye about it, dontcha? ;) |
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Alright, alright. Next time use this one: ";)" :) |
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Plus, you use acute accents instead of apostrophes. :D |
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Only today motherfucker. Also don’t use commas today jsyk |
I just spent the last two hours listening to Blasphuphmus Radio -aka- Mr. Austin Rich spin two hours of Thanksgiving Recipes consisting of “leftovers” from the recent Mini-Mutations TOUR of the PNW.
Live performances of: Mark Hosler (Negativland) Don Haugen Mini-Mutations ......and a few others I’ll need to check on? I was hanging on every note being played! Notes = odd sounds, bleeps & bloops, repetitive females voice all mixed with lush keyboards and noise. Why am I sucker for such sounds at 2am in the morning??? |
Last night: a playlist of my own design at the queer ball.
Today: ( ), by Sigur Rós, followed by the Gone Girl soundtrack. |
BOY SOPRANOOOO!!! TAKE ME AWAAAAAY FROM HEEEEEREEE!!!! |
Richard Gumby - mem'ree qoil My friend's band... but wow. AOTY 2018 contender... didn't expect it to be this cool. holy crapoli |
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One of my favorites of this year |
U2 - October
Fuck you. I like it. |
It’s a fantastic album!
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On d.sound's recommendation, Surfer Rosa by the Pixies. I'll grow to love it.
(I believe she actually recommended their other ones, but...) |
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I was just listening to this yesterday after seeing “Where is my Mind?” used to possibly more brilliant effect in The Leftovers season 2 than in Fight Club. Surfer was one of my first “weird” albums. Bought it around the time I picked up “Experimental Jet Set, Trash & No Star” and “Raw Powr.” Long story short, nothing was ever quite the same after that spending spree in — whatever it was.. 1995 or something. It’s still my favorite Pixies record, though I think “Doolittle” probably works better as an album. |
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No fuck me. I loved ‘80s U2 and still have a soft spot for it. I think my favorite is “The Unforgettable Fire” though. |
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if you like, try also breeders where is my mind was ripped off by that shitty band where one of them married the goop lady they ripped off everything-- fucking shameless eta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV5CzJ8GluE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZ914hW0_48 |
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Not sure what it is with The Pixies but something about them always rubbed me up the wrong way. |
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Really? I’m just kinda feeling Pixies-y again after ... huh... at least five years. Granted, I think they do feel a bit like a stepping stone on the way to headset fare, be it Sonic Youth or Big Black or whatever. But still... no denying the Pixies were for many years — until they started to eat shit — the Fab Four of underground-esque rock groups. Somewhere between Nirvana and Sonic Youth, the Pixies occupy a pretty special place |
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Brilliant show. I LOVE Carrie Coon, and Theroux, that cat can act. Anyway, the musical highlight of the series for me was the use of Iris DeMent's "Let The Mystery Be" — a supreme, perennial classic. |
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THANK YOU And yeah I want to marry Carrie Coon. She’s the bestest. |
Everyone talks about 80’s U2, but no one ever talks about 90’s U2. Why doesn’t anyone ever talk about U2POP
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then i lost track let’s see... |
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seems to me they were cannibalizing themselves. i mean i hear a lot of their previous albums here, but in lesser form. there were interesting sounds in them, but the songs as songs were not up to par for me. i didnt have a chance to take note of the songs i liked & disliked unfortunately... a little busy morning doing some procurement... but the latter part of the album, wnat would be the b side if it were a vinyl, i think sounded more interesting i can relisten & make notes later but now i wanna lissen to their older 90s stuff.... |
yeah achtung baby + zooropa ftw
they’re like 2 parts of 1 big album where i think they reached their peak i still prefer achtung joshua tree 3rd and their 80s stuff |
POP was the last U2 album I liked.
"Discotheque"--one my favs "Do you feel loved?"--One of those odd songs where the verses are much catchier than the chorus. "Mofo" -- It's about Bono's dead mother. Sorta makes it difficult to slam. --Squishy middle. Where the album gets it's title, I guess. Interesting production saves some weak writing.-- "Miami" -- Quite refreshing after the previous tracks. "Please" -- A good song, and I've heard some live versions that are transcendent. "Wake Up Dead Man" -- This seems like a classic. But maybe it's just a classic in the "Christian rock" subgenre. It was actually the subsequent album that lost me completely. All That You Can't Leave Behind. Wussy adult contemporary. I'll take a failed experiment over this shit any old day. And I didn't really fall for the "return to form" of How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb. Then I was done following the band. I've heard only two or three U2 songs made in the past decade. |
Bono is so douchey that I can't ever imagine myself giving U2 a fair shot
And if I did, I would do so in secrecy. It'd be like randomly becoming a big fan of Coldplay or something Too polished. Too pretty (I have no idea what U2 actually sounds like... don't they go "Hello, Hellloooo Hola Hola and I FEEEEEELL?) |
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I like a few Zooropta tracks. Like “Numb.” And even that Batman one. And even Pop. But I don’t care for Auchtung, which is everyone’s favorite. |
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U2 sounds like proto-Coldplay. Early U2 had a hint of post-punk to it, which is probably why I like it most. |
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