jucifer - calling all cars on the vegas strip.

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me:

hanatarash - we are hardcore (disc 2).

crime & the city solution-room of lights

moderat likvidation- never mind the bootlegs

ive never heard that hanatarash record, its fucking criminal how hard theyre stuff is to find, and how expensive it is when you do find it. i dont know why troniks or hospital or hanson hasnt reissued some of thier stuff yet.

me; pengo beaten back to infancy

earlier;
yowie-cryptoology
boris-smile
porest-terrorurists
the bad trips-s/t
bathory-under the sign of the black mark
milford graves-grand unification
henry partch-enclosure 2
motorpsycho-little lucid moments
bollywood steel guitar (sublime frequencies)

batreleaser: http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...postcount=1031

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now:



i remember this being better than what i'm hearing.

again... such a perfect album.

time to rock n' roll...

Today thus far:

Neil can make noisy sound collages with the best of em. Somehow this one manages to rise above pure noise for me.

mayo is gawd, if by "gawd" you mean a guy playing shit guitar and howling nonsense yet comes out sounding like the most out there bands active today with perfectly warped songs.

"never talking...just keeps walking...spreading his magic"

Charalambides - Branches

Land of Talk - Some Are Lakes

alvarius b - alvarius b (2xLP)

that alan bishop record is fucking great, i just heard it actually after reading a blastitude review (like i said, best music publication in the world)

just turned off scratch acid, now comes on 'pop tatari'

asva-what you dont know is frontier

Yeah, love alvarius b's work, even more so than sir richard bishop's (!)...

Anyway:
daniel johnston - 1990

i wudnt pick one or another, theyre both grade a musicians who pretty much represent everything that music is supposed to represent.

alan is a helluva writer too though, he might get the edge because of that.