X - Los Angeles/Wild Gift

I'm seeing them on my birthday.

1 Modern Life is War 31
2 Prefuse 73 27
3 Brian Eno 26
4 Concerto Köln/Sarband 23
5 ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead 14
6 Blonde Redhead 13
7 Bomb the Music Industry! 11
7 A Wilhelm Scream 11
9 Radiohead 9
10 Ornette Coleman 5

[QUOTE]I think you and I are the only ones around here who truly appreciate Dando and all he does.[/QUOTE]

Nope, I have much love for the Lemonheads. "Rudderless" is one of my favourite songs ever.

Mike Oldfield
Tom Waits

Ghostface Killah

THEERES BAATTLESCAARS ON ALL MY GUITAARS but stiill i come out heere and plaaayyyy. ozma has always seemed to me like a wannabe weezer but i like them anyway

1 The Radio Dept. 20
2 Midlake 19
3 Celebration 12
4 Emily Haines & the Soft Skeleton 11
5 PJ Harvey 10
6 Cat Power 8
6 Radiohead 8
8 Apostle of Hustle 5
8 Portugal. The Man 5
8 Pit Er Pat 5

Straitjacket Fits - [I]Melt[/I]
Straitjacket Fits - [I]Hail[/I]
Black Lips - [I]Good Bad Not Evil[/I]

Slither - Horrible Mutilation

Totally awesome. I'm stoked for the new 7'' of theirs that I just ordered.

What's that like?

Sax and clarinet duo of Michigan noise artists Cotton Museum and Sick Llama. Both wind players use an arsenal of ridiculous signal processors (lots of delay and distortion, mostly) and noisy insanity.

Or as the label's website puts it:

"True reed mutilation. Saxophone, Clarinet with electronics & tape loops. SLITHER is a soundtrack for the worst day of your life. Heath Moerland on Clarinet+Electronics, Chris Pottinger on Saxophone+Electronics. Recorded just after the "Cut Scales" sessions that were released last year on cassette. Imagine living in a swamp pulling small animals in, getting fat off drinking their blood. All the while thousands of leeches covered with warts and boils, are gorging themselves off your blood. They are getting fatter and growing longer, veins pulsating to the same beat as your heart because they have become apart of your flesh. You're forced to live the rest of your life in the swamp."

that sounds really cool. all i know about woodwind distortion comes from that wah sax solo in Morphine's "All Wrong"

(it could just be a natural ligature manipulation but its just so UNCANNY that i assume it's not organic)

[QUOTE=YDload;15665940]that sounds really cool. all i know about woodwind distortion comes from that wah sax solo in Morphine's "All Wrong"

(it could just be a natural ligature manipulation but its just so UNCANNY that i assume it's not organic)[/QUOTE]

I wish when I played in band they'd have let me do cool stuff like ligature manipulation. . . We almost had an 'experimental' piece once, but they then decided we were not good enough for it and we went back to marches.

Oxes - [I]OXXXES[/I]

Broadcast - Haha Sound

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena;15663296]Hell yeah, one of my favorite bands. I think you and I are the only ones around here who truly appreciate Dando and all he does. We should start a club.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=br3ad_man;15664837]Nope, I have much love for the Lemonheads. "Rudderless" is one of my favourite songs ever.[/QUOTE]


Lemonheads posse! Current members: 3

They have so many great songs but I especially love "The Outdoor Type" at the moment.

Neil Young - [I]On the Beach[/I]

I really should listen to more Neil Young than I do.

i like that song Luka

i only have a couple songs by them

"It's a Shame about Ray"

And yeah that song is good. Check out the album of the same name.

i changed it to Luka cuz i went into itunes and listened to em, and Luka's the one i was thinking about. but i will check it out anyways


edit ooooo and i like their cover of Mrs. Robinson. i bet you anything that's how i originally found them, and then i downloaded a few other random songs because i liked the style. i would give that about a 40% probability.

I've been topping up on my Minus the bear with They Make Beer Commercials Like This in preperation for the show this Friday. **** yeah.

Nick Drake - "Pink Moon"
Smashing Pumpkins - "Siamese Dream"

Listening to some old classics.

Sonic Youth - [I]Washing Machine[/I]

three songs in:

"Becuz" with Kim is pretty good
"Junkies Promies" by Thurston is decent.
"Saucer Like" by Lee is totally awesome.

Lee is the best.

[QUOTE=3rdplanet;15667741]I've been topping up on my Minus the bear with They Make Beer Commercials Like This in preperation for the show this Friday. **** yeah.[/QUOTE]

they probably wont play anything from that EP but thats ok its still good

Pinback - [I]Pinback[/I]
Guided by Voices - [I]Half Smiles of the Decomposed[/I]

[QUOTE=Bukowski;15668526]Sonic Youth - [I]Washing Machine[/I]

three songs in:

"Becuz" with Kim is pretty good
"Junkies Promies" by Thurston is decent.
"Saucer Like" by Lee is totally awesome.

Lee is the best.[/QUOTE]Is that your first time listening to it?

Best 90's Sonic Youth.

Pelt- [I]A Capsized Moment[/I]
Saddar Bazzar- [I]The Conference of the Birds[/I]

I'm very interested in hearing Pelt.

Then allow me to show this very important piece of information.

[url]http://bloodistruth.blogspot.com/[/url]

standard droney acousticy raga psych ****