YES!!!

I remember being in the car with my mum and hearing a song on the radio and I remarked, "that is probably one of the worst songs I've ever heard on the radio"

I later found out it was the Ting Tings.

I am listening to the Flaming Lips.

weren't they going to make it "69 tears" and then the record company got all freaked out so they changed it?

I haven't got a clue, were they? That'd be an interesting story. Whichever the case it's one of the best songs ever.

96 tears sounds better when it's sung anyway. but it is a fantastic song

Eraserhead OST, it's strangely beautiful

Walt Rockman
Patrice Sciortino
Edward Williams
Erdmann
Deschidado

Post - Bank Holiday boring day at work, which means plenty of music-listening taking place.

3 Pieces for Gamelan Ensemble

Philip Corner

(vinyl)

Masao Hiruma/Test Pattern - Apogee & Perigee

This is beyond good, it's genius. One of the strangest things that I have heard in a while, at least in the whole ancient electronica/library music territory.

at the moment: don cabalerro-for respect

buncha charles mingus earlier today, and some of chippendale's black pus records (he is one of the most creative and skilled musicians in contemporary music period, we need more lightning bolt).

the brian jonestown massacre-braveryrepititionandnoise

the warlocks-phoenix

dinosaur jr,
blind pig, ann arbor mi
june 4, 2007

yes, so good

at the moment : HELIOGABALE - diving rooms

:)

Long live cheesy organ!!

RHYS CHATHAM (podcast)

Mindblowing.

do you have the picture sleeve for this????

NOOOO!!!!

YES!!

i'm listening to blues control - puff because, after recording monosodic all day, i need something gentler for my poor ears.

No.

Scattered Rhymes: Tarik O'Regan - Guillaume De Machaut - Gavin Bryars
(Orlando Consort - Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir - Paul Hiller)

This is just wonderful - Guillaume De Machaut was a poet and composer who lived in Medieval France. He wrote the first mass which can be attributed to a single composer - "Messe de Nostre Dame". This CD is a recording of this mass by the Estonian Philharmonic Choir, but it also contains modern neo-classical pieces composed or arranged by Tarik O'Regan and Gavin Bryans (who played with Tony Oxley and Derek Bailey at one point). All the modern pieces use De Machaut's mass as a deperature point, harmony-wise but also poetically as well. O'Reagan's Scattered Rhymes is particularly amazing for its complex, intertwining choral soundscapes.


Check it out - it's on harmonia mundi.

invisible pyramid - elegy box (cd 6 to be precise)

mine finally arrived, just listened and really liked it

 

X.O.4 - all alien part one

 

there:cool:

Sunburned Hand Of The Man - Fuckethead