k-os - [I]Atlantis: Hymns for Disco[/I]

John Fahey was from a place just down the road from me, Sligo Creek.

I love his stuff.

I'm actually diggin Red Cross by Fahey at the moment.

James Chance & the Contortions - [I]Buy[/I]
The Ergs! - [I]Upstairs/Downstairs[/I]
Lightning Bolt - [I]Hypermagic Mountain[/I]

[QUOTE=Boilermaker;15619103]James Chance & the Contortions - [I]Buy[/I]
[/QUOTE]
Rep+

Burton Wagner - 21
Om - Pilgrimage
Shels - Sea of the Dying Dhow

top notch

[FONT="Courier New"]it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

it's bigger than hip hop

if i feel it i feel it if i don't i don't

if it ain't really real then i probably won't

[/FONT]

yeah my girlfriend

yea

Beehoover - The Sun Behind the Dustbin

[i]It contains ten soulful anthems and incorporates a great number of styles and influences from heavy psychedelia, Americana and a perchant for doom (as would be expected considering both Claus-Peter Hamisch and Ingmar Petersen of Beehoover both play in German doom stalwarts Voodooshock. Think Black Sabbath, and then journey towards the heavy avant-garde and jazz, It's progressive, and if you're willing, you're going to discover a real beauty and an intriguing live band to boot.[/i]

upload!

My connection is horrid for uploading, but I can get you a link.

Check your last.fm shoutbox

[QUOTE=AlienEater;15617626]john fahey is good to listen to any time[/QUOTE]

there you go

Mark Lanegan - Whiskey For the Holy Ghost

I always forget how much I like this.

Sir Richard Bishop- [I]Electronica Demonica[/I]
Woven Hand- [I]Consider the Birds[/I]

Flaming Lips-[I]The Soft Bulletin[/I]
It's weird that I've never heard anyone talk about "The Spark that Bled", it's an amazing song.

Wild Man Fischer and Smegma - Sing Popular Songs

Glad I finally got around to tagging this. It's a lot like Meet the Residents or any Residents demo before that. But with Fischer yelling over it.

Wild Man Fischer is hilarious.

I haven't heard that record yet. But I recently got a Smegma record. And I've heard the Wild Man Fischer LP. Good stuff. Maybe I should try to collab.

Simply Saucer-[I]Cyborgs Revisited[/I]


[I]Simply Saucer is one of the most criminally under-recognized underground rock bands in Canadian history. A group that could splice the DNA of Syd Barrett and Soft Machine with Iggy Pop and the Velvet Underground, that could bridge post-psychedelic mind-altering electronics with a buzzed proto-punk urgency; Simply Saucer remain the ultimate hidden garage band. They broke up in 1979. But have reunited and are playing shows in Canada sporadically.[/I]

I gotta hear that.

Paul Baribeau - [I]Paul Baribeau[/I]

[QUOTE=Kage;15622606]I gotta hear that.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/2u52v9[/url]

M. Ward - Transistor Radio
Nas - [I]Illmatic[/I]
The Flaming Lips - [I]Transmissions From The Satellite Heart[/I]

is the new Nas worth buying?

You'd be better off getting [I]It Was Written[/I]

Rolling stones- Gimme Shelter
The Cure- Wish (this isn't nearly as bad as some people make it out to be. . .)
Phoenix- It's Never Been Like That (underrated as all hell.)

Get [I]United[/I]

Akron/Family - [I]Meek Warrior[/I]

The Coup - Kill My Landlord

Spiritualized-[I]Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space[/I]
very underrated

are there any Pixies' songs where Kim Deal doesn't sing at all? the only one i can think of is "Something Against You."

Does she sing in Where is My Mind? i'm pretty sure she doesn't

yeah she does the "oooooo"s in the background

and to clear up another possible answer: she also sings in "Gouge Away." Just singin "goooouuuuge" toward the end

Witch Hats

I bought Bangers vs ****ers off ebay. I also bought a Pink and Brown album because it was cheap.

[QUOTE=Slaapkamers;15621911]there you go[/QUOTE]

hey I didn't say that!

Anxious, that Simply Saucer album sounds good.

anyway I have been listening to much Joy Division as I recently bought the collector's editions. I also heard the new DEP and some sounded good but some pissed me off.

[quote]are there any Pixies' songs where Kim Deal doesn't sing at all? the only one i can think of is "Something Against You."[/quote]
wave of mutilation. and u-mass.

mogwai- young team

I thought Wave of Mutilation had Kim in it.

I've been listening to a lot of PJ Harvey, she's great.

Oh and thnx for that link Anxious.

yeah i think Kim provides harmonies on some of the "Waaaave" parts in the post-chorus

Minus the Bear - Planet of Ice
Ghastly City Sleep - S/T
Electric Wizard - Dopethrone
Caribou - Andorra

i only hear francis on doolittle.