Black dice - head like a door

Panda Bear - Self Released Cassette

A Thousand Leaves

The barracks of afghanistan
rly nice of goldenchild!

My a.m. drive time: Dexter Gordon - Our Man in Paris

On the walkman: Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill (cassette from LP)

Last night on the home hi-fi: Alice in Chains - Facelift & Red Kross - Third Eye

a smattering from across the spectrum, yes?!

I remember this song

"Big women I like the size
Big women, flabby thighs..."

Or something like that.

Broadcast - Tender Buttons

Silver Jews - American Water

Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights

And in its full glory:

"Big women, I like the size, big women flabby thighs.
Big women, big women, big women .. they fill my eyes.
Oooh a a ah !
Here they come, walking down the street, big and bouncy look so neat.
I like them best between the sheets, big women give me a treat.
Skinny wenches will not do, I need a big one to see me through.
I've gotta get some meat to see me through the night,
in the morning I feel alright."

today:
O'Rourke/Moore/TNB - Voluptulist
SYR3
currently on SYR4

The latest from the "do I sell or not" pile:

Red Sparowes - At The Soundless Dawn
Ruby - Salt Peter
Ocean - Here Where Nothing Grows

What do you think of this? I remember loving it at the time, but haven't listened to it for quite a while. I was a big fan of Silverfish. I wonder whatever happened to Lesley Rankine?

I know this sounds a bit wishy-washy, but I think I like it. What I'm not sure about is how likely it is that I'll give it repeated listens.

I never saw Silverfish, but I did see Leslie Rankine doing her thing with Pigface. It was very scary.

Songs About Fucking - Big Black

Stupid people shouldn't breed.

Hoppipolla - Sigur Ros, at www.pandora.com

greatest radio website ever

I'm on a JaMC binge, since I bought all of their reissues half-off. That'll be it for a while.

Ovo-Mammut

JAMC be good. I want Darklands & Honey's Dead. I have P.C. and Automatic, and I like both in equal measures for different reasons.

Ya every single CD is completely different. I'd say Darklands and Automatic are similar, maybe, but that's it. PC is full of white noise, Darklands and Automatic are 80's rock + feedback, the latter being maybe a bit more electronic, Honey's Dead is more pop/rock, but ironically the solos on it are some of William's best (the solo in Catchfire is one of the greatest guitar moments ever), and then S&D is acoustic-based. It was well worth getting them all.