Sapat - Mortise and Tenon

Philip Jeck - Sand

hahahahahahaha

neil young-harvest

that cover is great!!!
what is it, stu?

it's Hush Arbors latest release, you can hear the whole album here

http://www.last.fm/music/Hush+Arbors/Hush+Arbors

thanks for that

I'm listening to some Zimbabwean Mbira. I'm not sure which is title and which is the artist, but the catalogue number is mbiraCD 12, if that's any help. It's very good.

Volapuk - Where is Tamashi?


nice, intriguing

then:

public enemy-there's a poison goin' on

Talking Heads--The Name of this Band (first 2 sides)

Bark Psychosis - Dustsucker + Hex
next on: BARDO POND - Dilate

"Look Away" by Sepultura from Roots

brian jonestown massacre-give it back!

nasty:D

Watched the movie the other day.

lots of underground resistance tracks, some amazing stuff, wierd ass drum n bass, grimy hip hop, lovely. im getting into detroit techno big time, some of it sounds like pretty much having direct influence on current michigan noise stuff like sick llama (who i think is great by the way, as is fag tapes) with just these extreme uses of wierd electronic configrations and such.

oh, and i listened to the cows' "orphans tragedy" for the first time, its good. for some reason, i always end up comparing the cows to the brainbombs, and even though they have nothing to do with one another and the cows came out first, they just sound like a band trying to do what brainbombs do effortlessly. the ultra-dirge guitars with cacophonous horns and all that good stuff, anyways, the cows are good, but the brainbombs are phenomenal maybe i hear too much noise rock.

Revisiting an old classic that I haven't listened to fully in 8 months.

douche-y album cover aside, this album is pretty awesome so far.

This make me revisit the Peel Slowly and See box set, disc 1

public enemy-fear of a black planet

kayo dot live on wmbr
sun city girls cassettes
rhys chatham - a crimson grail (for 400 guitars)

ramones-too tough to die

Currently I'm listening to (a downloaded) Smile:Live by Boris




It's has pretty good sound quality and some of the songs actually sound better in a live setting, but overall it's just another (after the two different studio album versions) unnecessary release with the same songs on it.

That's an official release? Weird. As a bootleg I'd think it was cool, but like you said, 2 albums of SMILE is kind of enough.

Yes, it's official.
http://www.discogs.com/release/1544789

...and for just $30 it's yours!
http://www.inoxia-rec.com/shopdiw.htm

(It's a "Japan exclusive" release now, but just wait until next year...)

ridiculous.,

dr. dre-the chronic

slayer- captor of sin

redman-muddy waters

MUDDY WATERS is his 2nd best, after DARE. A close 2nd at that.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Dead-Air again.

Thanks!