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"Newark Wilder" - Pavement

"We'll Get Over It" by Lloyd Parks

Grateful Dead - Anthem Of The Sun

i listen to stupid voices which come out of my Tv

Joy Division - Warsaw

Jerry Garcia and David Grisman-Self titled

a mix tape i made for a friend....
tell me how this is

side a
circle of shit - agoraphobic nosebleed
valujet - anal cunt
geometry of murder - earth
pressing on - gauze
water buisness - the gerogerigegege
to close enough to touch - khante

side b
sonic devil - masonna
sheild your eyes, a beast in the well of your hands - melt banana
from enslavement to obliteration - napalm death
dizziness - prurient
fly the black flag - ruin
i have the best tribal tattoo - the smile adventure
it took the night to believe - sunn o)))
dear batman, enclosed is the alternate ending for episode #42 - twodeadsluts onegoodfuck

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pablitzen

Joy Division - Warsaw

I'm listening to Swing Kids - Warsaw.

TooL- "10,000 Days"

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Originally Posted by marleypumpkin

TooL- "10,000 Days"

The whole album??? Is it good?

Yeah, a buddy of mine had a copy, & he gave it to me. I have only heard through track # 8 (out of 11). Some of the tracks I like are, "The Pot", "Rosetta Stone". So far, so good.

Cool cool. I pre-ordered it the other day even though I am broke as shit.

It's one of those albums that you'll have to grow into. At first, I thought they were trying to hard to be TooL of early years, but now I think that that's a good thing. I mean, we were saying how we'd like a heavier TooL album, & it certainly is that.

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Originally Posted by marleypumpkin

I mean, we were saying how we'd like a heavier TooL album, & it certainly is that.

That's good to hear.

When my friend was describing it to me, he said he thought this was heavier than "Opiate", & "Aenima" combined. I haven't heard it enough times to give an accurate ascesment. I might just go listen to the rest of it here in a while.

Sonic Youth - Folkets Park - Accelerator Festival Stora Scenen - Malmo, Sweden

Good show.

mansun - wide open space
john frusciante - murderers
the bravery - give in
sonic youth - white cross
replikas - 0-1
dEUS - via
L7 - off the wagon
casiotone for the painfully alone - young sheilds
pixies - bam thwok

as listed by the random shuffle feature..

right now APC thirteenth step

Big black - Rich mans 8 track tape

Sonic Youth @ Radio France

Unwound-New Plastic Ideas

"Elevate me later" - Pavement

Bones! Bones! Brittle Little Bones!

just got it today, really like it a lot!

next is some good quality irish shit...

daemian frost- corpus daemo

check out this track for yr mixtape needs...
http://www.moorkens.org/hag/media/da...ve_Changed.mp3

today:

boredoms - onanie bomb meets the sex pistols
boredoms - soul discharge
wipers - is this real?
ruins - pallaschtom (because i'm psyched i scored a front row center ticket for yoshida tatsuya's concert!!!!)

and until the batteries wore off:

melvins - bullhead

(either the batteries on my discman ran out of juice or "boris" is such a heavy song, the player couldn't get it to spin)

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Live @ Canvas, London 14-4-06

there is a whole world of music out there. this is one of many mindblowingly fucked up and beautiful releases on sublime frequencies (a label at least partially run by members of the sun city girls)

here is what the SF website has to say about it:

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The equator runs through only ten countries on earth and I bet that you cannot name them all without consulting a map. Indonesia is one of them and the only nation in Asia with the equatorial stripe impaling it. There are so many different cultures spread-out on these islands, that it would take several lifetimes to experience them all properly. Within this umbrella of diversity is one of the world's richest and most dazzling sound museums. Sumatra is the northwestern entry point to the great archipelago. It is a large island approximately the size of California. There are jungles, mountains, swamps, various forms of myths and folklore, hustlers, Padang Food, Tigers, the Durian, dozens of cultures and languages, and more music than you've ever been allowed to hear. The selections on this CD are a combination of droning beat pop, pseudo-gypsy songs, jungle folk trance, and other improbable traditional and hybrid styles heard by only a handful of outsiders. These recordings are from old cassette tapes received as gifts, in trade, or purchased from sources in Sumatra in 1989. Some of the tapes are unmarked with the artists unknown, yet all of them are decaying documents of various sound quality containing some of the most eccentric artifacts ever uncovered from this fascinating island.

Arto Lindsay-Mundo Civilizado

Death Cab - We Have The Facts...

right now:

before that:

(for the first time, pretty awesome)

before that:

sonic youth - 1986-07-27 CBGB's NYC

and yesterday:

the first four tapes from deathbomb arc's tape club that arrived friday

Billy Fury - the Radio Luxembourg sessions

Im listening to david cross standup right now.

the things i've heard so far, after my last post:

(this one is sissy spacek - scissors)

right now:

melvins - 1985-Feb-27 Club Wellingtons, Winnipeg Canada