"We watched her fall over and lay down
Shouting the poetic truths
Of high school journal keepers
Row house, row house pass thru
Let the city rise up
Twister, dust buster, hospital bed
I'll see you see you see you on the highway
Now we tone-soul merge ideas
Of song forms and freedom
Miss Seafood, Miss Cheesecake
A couple of Miss Donuts
The edge of a blade pressed to the throat
Of your reflected image
Poised, yet totally screwed up
Yes sir, yes sir, step right up"

Skip Tracer <3

SYR 1, 2, and 3

http://girlsfromtahiti.blogspot.com/...taly-1982.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEvF4...&feature=share

Can I just say...WOW!

I dunno about that.....

ha. so you realized you were wrong?



EDIT: like ikara said. I Love You Golden Blue is beautiful and also Drippin' Dream. fuck.

I think the other two tracks on the EP work well because the one I posted on Youtube is amazing. They would be just ok by themselves.

This sounds like Joe Meek invented Joy Division. Joe Division? Yeah mang, gimme some of that Outlaws shit!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwhiXTNw5r0

I was just listening to Joe Meek - I Hear a New World the other day. I think it's fantastic... I've been meaning to check out his other stuff.

Recently... Spacemen 3 ~ Perfect Prescription and Performance; Jesus and Mary Chain ~ Darklands and Honey's Dead; Serena Maneesh ~ Abyss in B Minor and s/t.

Right now... The Jesus and Mary Chain ~ Automatic

On the CD I bought way back in 1989. Well, what can ya do. Nostalgic sigh.

I've seen the reissued LP in the stores, but I have trouble springing for what I already own in another format. Besides the CD has two extra tracks.

I don't know why everyone puts this one down. I think it's damned good.

Bytor, you know yr bottom 2 signature images go real well with the JAMC I'm playing right now. I'm guessing they go well with almost any music one would play.

Kids, you know, it really is okay to play music past 8 o'clock in the evening.

Anyway, I'm near the tail end of Spacemen 3's Perfect Prescription.

WTF IT?

No. I haven't played it again yet. That it's not memorable says something but I'm not going to presume I'm correct in thinking it's boring without re-listening. I'll try to get to it soon and update you.

I just enjoyed LOLing at your LOL.

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FLOOR - FLOOR

Steve Brooks from Torche, his old band. Lovely sludge

"Cool Calm" by Kensuke Shiina & Irama Buyung
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csorbhtA5wY

If this song doesn't move you, you simply have no ears or a soul. I am being sponsored by divine forces, this morning, so I know what I'm talking about. You with me, yeah?

I was gonna post that on the synth thread. So that you know, young lady, Sympathy Nervous have been reissued by the Minimal Wave label. DO YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN????? THE MINIMAL WAVE LABEL!!!!!!! CRAZAAAAAYYY!!!!

......the Plath Is On The Previous Page!!! Things Are Mental At The Moment!!!

YAY!

th' fatih healers ~ Lido LP

nice choice sir

Thanks, I have the Peel Sessions CD too. Only 2 things by them I have, but I love that band.

It was from hearing them on John's show that I became a fan, he played "Mother Sky" and I loved them ever since... you really should get their Imaginary Friend album soon!

Balam Acab - Fragile Hope