Love that cd. I have to admit, after being so used to Nirvana's versions of their songs, the originals took a little getting used to. Now I think I like them more than Nirvana's.

Always good to remind ourselves that Elvis wasn't always a fucking joke.

Nirvana's covers hardly hinted at the simplistic beauty of the originals. In comparison, the covers sound somewhat thin and tacky...but I still enjoy them for their fun value, alone.

If I bought that I would just stare at the packaging in awe. Is it clear vinyl?

ella guru

how's the new v-snares everyneurotic? this song on the myspace POO YOURSELF JASON is good... though you know, not a huge departure from anything else he's done. nice to see him use a bit more melodies now!

it's venetian snares, with a little tweaking from the usual. this one has rapping on many songs, so it sounds kinda like grime.

i like it ok.

Dirty Work - Poison Girls

now: hawkwind-space ritual

earlier:
yellow swans-deterioration
entombed-left hand path
metalux and john wiese-exoteric
vincebus eruptum-s/t
experimental audio research-mesmerized, beyond the pale
parliament funkadelic-one nation under a groove

To my ears, this is really the only good thing to come out of Fleetwood Mac.

Not their best, but Head On has been stuck in my head so I figured I'd listen to the whole thing.

Scott Amendola Band - Believe [CD]

yowie-cryptoology

The Nels Cline Singers
Friday, July 18, 2008
The Bijou Theatre
Knoxville, TN

Thanks marleypumpkin for uploading this so fast! this sounds great

Dennis Wilson - "Pacific Ocean Blue".

Am listening to the Dennis Wilson instrumental "Mexico" - such a beautfiul song I want to cry....

Unbelievable isn't it. That album will bring you down with it, I guarantee it. Even the cover makes my bottom lip tremble. Dennis Wilson. One of the few musical obsessions worth having. Read the Beach Boys bio Heroes and Villains and you'll know exactly why.

NP, I'm happy to hear that people are enjoying it. I do ask that you keep in mind when listening, that this was a simple jazz stage setting. Very little amplification, so that's the reason for any faint, echo-like acoustics.

I'll start listening to this when I wake-up fully...

Plays Monk - S/T

Moriarty - See Why, But This Is A Lonesome Town

Dick Dale and Tyvec.

Probably my favorite prog record ever.

^^^Who's Tyvec, sarram?

Hi Melly.

Love them: http://www.myspace.com/tyvekmusic

Cheers sarram. Good wekend for you?

Currently listening to Loop's "Fade Out"LP , a monster of an album.

It's been alright. I went out on Friday but I wish I hadn't. You?

At friend's wedding on Friday - wonderful (I've posted pic sof it in the "Photography" thread. Saturday - massive fry up at B&B/lift home/sleep/quiet night in. Today - lots of music/doing some uploads/more sleep. I was going to see "Mamma Mia" tonight, but I think I'll check that out in the next day or so. Instead, I might record some gtr stuff at home.

I have been trying to write songs again. One step at a time.

J Dilla feat Q-Tip and Talib Kweli - Lightworking

Melly, check this out too: http://www.myspace.com/cheveutyvek

Will do sarram - cheers again.

arms- kids aflame

album of '08.

Lightning Bolt
House Party – 1438 Asbury
St. Paul, MN
7/4/01

No Education - The Varukers

[CD]