Sigh - [I]Hangman's Hymn[/I]
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Talib Kweli & Hi Tek (Reflection Eternal) - Train of Thought

[QUOTE=Jawaharal;14842847]Sigh - [I]Hangman's Hymn[/I]
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the review on the frontpage of Sputnikmusic has made me want to hear this music

mind uploading for the mailing list?

The fact that it sounds like nintendo + black metal is really gay.

[QUOTE=Lydisk;14842971]the review on the frontpage of Sputnikmusic has made me want to hear this music

mind uploading for the mailing list?[/QUOTE]

I would but I got it off itunes so it will only work unless you authorize it with my account.

sup

The Muffs - [I]Blonder and Blonder[/I]

[QUOTE=Anxious;14842218]Frank Zappa- You Can't do that on Stage Anymore Vol.2

Disc 1 has the best consecutive line up of songs ever: Inca Roads, RDNZL, Enchinda's Arf, Village of the Sun, Don't You Ever Wash That Thing, and Pgymy Twylyte.[/QUOTE]

That album totally rules. I forgot there was a version of redunzl on there. That's one of my favorite songs of his.

Smegma - [i]33 1/3[/i]
This is really, [i]really[/i] good. Is anyone familiar with their exhaustive back-catalog?

why yes i am

Well that's delightful, any suggestions as to which to listen to next?

Nilsson - [I]Nilsson Schmilsson[/I]
Wolf Parade - [I]Apologies to the Queen Mary[/I]
Charles Mingus - [I]Mingus Ah Um[/I]
The Bongos - [I]Drums Along the Hudson[/I]

pigs for lepers

[I]Icky Thump[/I] still

The Blow - Poor Aim: Love Songs

Faraquet - The View From This Tower
Unwound - Repetition
The Dismemberment Plan - Emergency & I

First 2 are really good, 4/5 albums for me. I think Emergency & I will take some time though

i actually grew LESS attached to [i]Emergency and I[/i] as time went on. plus i discovered [i]Change[/i] which is better

Aereogramme- My heart has a wish that you would not go
Old man river- Good morning
Pain- Psalms of extinction

Just got hold of the Red Paintings, am looking forward to having a listen.

I might go see them next weekend, mainly because The Paper and the Plane are opening. I'm not big on TRP, but they're always good to watch live.

[QUOTE=Thanks;14843167]That album totally rules. I forgot there was a version of redunzl on there. That's one of my favorite songs of his.[/QUOTE]

RDNZL is one of my faves also. I don't really like the weird mix on [I]Lather[/I] though.

Yeah, the lead singer is a bit of a wanker when I saw them. I would see them but I'll be in Melbourne. They have a new EP and DVD out, at least its coming out soon.

Wow, TRP are excellent, Walls is a badass EP.

I have heard hardly anything about them, very surprising.

[QUOTE=Anxious;14844820]RDNZL is one of my faves also. I don't really like the weird mix on [I]Lather[/I] though.[/QUOTE]

Is it different from the [I]Studio Tan[/I] release? I can't be bothered to do a comparison.

[QUOTE=Thanks;14844955]Is it different from the [I]Studio Tan[/I] release? I can't be bothered to do a comparison.[/QUOTE]

I think it is different. Everything on Lather had a weird mix done to it and it sounds tinny. The versions of RDNZL I have in my mind are the live ones form Roxy and Elsewhere and YCDTOSA though.

Well, at least we can all agree that the Lather version sounds better than the one on Piquantique, despite a valiant electric violin solo. :p

(By the way, the song's not on Roxy)

Oh god. I have 6 recordings of the song on my computer, and now I'm going through and listening to them all.

thanxious

The winner for worst version: the one on You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Volume Five. Still, this is such a good song the early 80s band can't really kill it. I was really surprised by the Lost Episodes recording. It's the 1973 band playing, like on Piquantique, but it's a studio recording. There seems to be two different versions of the song: one that you know from Lather, an 8 minute track with several changing parts, and a shorter one around 4 minutes that is more like a jazz tune, with an opening statement of melody, and several solos. Ponty takes another good one on the Lost Episodes track.

I'M TALKING DIRECTLY TO ONE GUY AND HE PROBABLY DOESN'T EVEN CARE.

Edit: even more on the topic, with a crazy diagram of the varying structures from recording to recording [url]http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/songs/RDNZL.html[/url]

God, The Red Paintings are so lame.


Gin Blossoms - [I]New Miserable Experience[/I]

Ok I listened to Dead Flag Blues and hated it.

I'll never like GYBE

Sigur Rós - [I]Ágætis Byrjun[/I]
Weezer - [I]The Blue Album[/I]
Tortoise - [I]TNT[/I]

Stars- Set Yourself on Fire
Beatles- White Album
Velvet Underground- Banana
Teenage Fanclub- Bandwagonesque

Summer is good times.

[QUOTE=Thanks;14844981]Well, at least we can all agree that the Lather version sounds better than the one on Piquantique, despite a valiant electric violin solo. :p

(By the way, the song's not on Roxy)[/QUOTE]

Ah, I get that You Do That on Stage.. mixed up with Roxy because they share a lot of the same songs. A lot of the Beat the Boots are horrible.

[QUOTE]The winner for worst version: the one on You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Volume Five. Still, this is such a good song the early 80s band can't really kill it. I was really surprised by the Lost Episodes recording. It's the 1973 band playing, like on Piquantique, but it's a studio recording. There seems to be two different versions of the song: one that you know from Lather, an 8 minute track with several changing parts, and a shorter one around 4 minutes that is more like a jazz tune, with an opening statement of melody, and several solos. Ponty takes another good one on the Lost Episodes track.

I'M TALKING DIRECTLY TO ONE GUY AND HE PROBABLY DOESN'T EVEN CARE.

Edit: even more on the topic, with a crazy diagram of the varying structures from recording to recording [url]http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/songs/RDNZL.html[/url][/QUOTE]
Just listened to that verison, its really loses steam after the vamp at the beggining. That chart is pretty neat.

[QUOTE=YourBiggestFan;14845913]Stars- Set Yourself on Fire
Beatles- White Album
[B]Velvet Underground- Banana[/B]
Teenage Fanclub- Bandwagonesque

Summer is good times.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

The Queers - [I]Don't Back Down[/I]

Silverchair - Young Modern

I'm not sure why I like this so much, but I do.

1 Wilco 59
2 Blacklisted 48
3 Fennesz Sakamoto 42
4 Liars 34
5 Sonic Youth 23
6 Black Pus 22
7 Boards of Canada 18
7 Duke Ellington 18
9 Animal Collective 16
10 Cynic 15

1 Frank Zappa 109
2 Minutemen 46
3 Kemialliset Ystävät 34
4 Red House Painters 24
5 Calexico 13
6 The Doors 12
7 Syd Barret 11
8 Synanthesia 10
8 Codeine 10
10 Asteroid 9

1 Subtle 45
2 Mihai Edrisch 32
3 El-P 27
4 Minus the Bear 17
5 cLOUDDEAD 15
6 Frail 14
7 Strung Out 13
7 Miasma and the Carousel of Headless Horses 13
7 Queens of the Stone Age 13
10 Merel 12

1 The Jesus Lizard 21
2 Fear Before the March of Flames 13
3 Dianogah 10
3 Other Men 10
3 Young Ginns 10
6 Slaraffenland 4
6 The Dirty Projectors 4 (this dude sucks though)
6 The Fire Theft 4
9 The Shins 3
9 Hot Cross 3