^I love I want some by make up. Great album.

Right now I'm listening to Keijo & the free players - after at once. I googled for Keijo Virtanen, who is behind Keijo, and found out, that the rector of the university in Turku, Finland, has the same name. How interesting!

stevie wonder- talking book

Make Up are awesome. did you chaps pick up Untouchable Sound, the recently released "lost" Make-Up LP? it's proper tasty. think i'll throw it on next...

currently listening to Loam by Mouthus which I have decided is my favourite record of theirs.

in the car today I was jamming Blue Cathedral by Comets on Fire. anyone heard Avatar? what's it like?

leopard leg - the seven sistered sea secret of shh shh shh

I'm scanning the shortwave.

Further to that, I've settled on some kind of middle-eastern folk music. Nice percussion and a wailing lady.

trouble in mind by the high plane drifters

Again, Merzbow - Animal Magnetism.

selections for the podcast i'm recording tonight; so far i have selected animal collective, last exit, dissection, khanate, fairport convention, cows and afrirampo.

I like Avatar but its much more clean than previous albums as you've probably heard. A friend of mine doesn't like it very much as it reminds him of his long haired, open shirt wearing uncle. Its psychedelic still but it's like they wanted to show off their songwriting ability or something. I'm glad I bought it.

Yeah, on Avatar they ditched the vocal echo-freakout thing.

In my opinion, it is a step down for them. They were on top of the world with those first 3 LPs and it is pretty fucking hard to beat a record as good as Field Recordings From The Sun.

Still, give it a chance. It is a much cleaner version of Blue Cathedral, without all the organs and strings and shit. Shoulda-been classic rock anthems.

i thought of it more like a transition record, like if for their next record they can combine the songwriting skills they developed for avatar (which i think are undeniable) with their more out-there sound of past recordings, they can really take them to the next level.

Good point. It proves that COF aren't going to keep doing the same thing over and over again, which is pretty refreshing.

to keep on the topic of the thread I'm listenin to motherfuckin' Polvo - Today's Active Lifestyles

too fucking good.

I'm listening to nothing at this very moment, aside from the speaker statik.

Damn straight.

DMBQ - 2005-Apr-18 John Henry's, Eugene OR

Eagles of Death Metal

that is a fucking disgrace.

but then, what can we expect from you?

I do believe you like Hole? And on top of that, they're your favourite band.

Therefore, Cantankerous, your apology has been accepted and your comment disregarded.

elvis presley- 2nd to none

grandaddy- under the western freeway

Some really sweet vinyl made it my table recently, including:





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you could easily have by metronomy

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Actually, that ^ sounds like a good name for a Canadian collective indie-rock group.

i've been listening 3 times to the Ashtrays Navigations's cd wich my main man sonicl mailed me and now i'm onto Bevis Fond.

I recently bought an Ashtray Navigations CD but haven't got round to listening to it properly yet.

Just finished the Gaye Bikers On Acid mix tape Hip Priest made me. Much better than I expected.

a cover of "nick the stripper" by some band called ssion i'd never heard of. i hate the music but the vocals are great. they do the monologue from kool thing in the middle. i'd like to take the vocals from this and put it over the original music.

Give them a go pookie.I've become a fan of theirs since seeing them live and the cd in question is live too.

i agree, ashtray navigations are icy chill

I scared my neighbours to death!hehe

I used to buy a lot of stuff from Phil Todd many years ago (can't remember what his distro was called), but I only ever bought one Ashtray tape (Find A Magic Lantern In The Woods) which is great stuff.

It's taken me about 10 years to buy another. I got a CD called Fast Angels Vol. 1. You've prompted me to give it a proper listen.

Thank you for posting this, because now I as well am listening to this, and I must say it's quite good.

I think they're brilliant. Don't know them that long either, but I'm very impressed. I've still got many albums to discover by these guys.