weatherbox - american art


they also did this cover of eminem...

[url]http://www.myspace.com/boxweather[/url]

cool ****.

[QUOTE=Eliminator;15815154]i got Ellington Uptown on vinyl awhile ago. such a good album[/QUOTE]

That record sounds super awesome on vinyl. I have it too.

Pixies - [I]Surfer Rosa[/I]

It's Pixies time motherfu[size=2]ck[/size]ers!

Bone Thugs n Harmony - [I]E 1999 Eternal[/I]
Bone Thugs n Harmony - [I]Strength & Loyalty[/I]
Spoon - [I]Kill the Moonlight[/I]

[quote=Kyle;15815238]Sonic Youth - [I]Rather Ripped[/I]

I really like laid back Sonic Youth.[/quote]

*boring

Rosetta

Low - [I]Drums and Guns[/I]
Codeine - [I]The White Birch[/I]

I only got that Low album because it was at my shitty local shop for cheap. It is pretty good. Definitely makes me want to listen to other albums by them

The OHM compilation of early electronic music. I should have gotten this ages ago, because I've loved this sort of stuff forever. I'm totally going to buy the box set that comes with a DVD.

I am really into Louis XIV- I just caught them live
The new band No Kids
Vampire Weekend
and MGMT

Good, it's a good movie in my books if it makes people do that. :)

that must make me an awesome movie

I saw you once, the script was good but you need work on the visual aspect.

yA they were workin on a lwo budget

Red House Painters - Rollercoaster
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Tom Waits - Orphans, Disc 2

Songs: Ohia - [I]Axxess and Ace
[/I]

Fu[i]c[/i]ked Up - Hidden World
Growing - Lateral
Rings - Black Habit
Steven R. Smith - Owl

fun fun fun

when i first listened to that ****ed up album i was expecting it to be some epic hardcore stuff

but it turned out to be pretty boring

Yeah I'm listening to it now because this one guy said it was the craziest thing he'd heard in years and it's really not. btw listen to Growing, you would like it

Stuff that I listened to today:

Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Organisation
Saint Vitus - Born Too Late
Chantal Goya - Masculin Feminin EP
Various Artists - Eccentric Soul: Mighty Mike Lenaburg

The Goslings-[I]Grandeur of Hair[/I]

So fuc[B]k[/B]ing great. Imagine Flying Saucer Attack mixed with The Jesus and Mary Chain with very slow sad melodies being played under all of the noise. They basically stole my idea for a band.

get him eat him

call me lightning

les savy fav

Wu-Tang Clan

[size=3][b][color=blue]BECAUSE WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS
YOU'LL NEVER BE ALONE AGAIN
BECAUSE WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS
YOU'LL NEVER BE ALONE AGAIN[/color][/b][/size]

A czech 70's band that is very king crimson influenced called Flamengo.

And will probably then be listening to Hermann Szobel, who made one album when he was like 16 and then dropped off the face of the earth. This one record is from the 70's and if you like Frank Zappa - Hot Rats and things of that nature, you need this.
[url]http://www.sendspace.com/file/bcxm0s[/url]
if anyone cares.

the obscurity levels of this forum are going off the charts due to that post

I'll give it a shot. I know it'll have cheesey horns in it though like every prog band back then did.

Yeah, sorry.

Both are things I got from my brother (he actually bought that hermann szobel album and recorded it, since the ones he found online were so bad). He tries really hard to find music that only like 8 people have ever heard.

[QUOTE=Anxious;15821951]I'll give it a shot. I know it'll have cheesey horns in it though like every prog band back then did.[/QUOTE]The horns aren't all that cheesy. There's one song that has kind of cheesy bass in it, but that is forgiven by the pure awesomeness that is the song "transcendental floss"

That title sounds like any given Zappa song from the 70's.

nobody ever moved to Montana to become a transcendental floss tycoon

Now I am listening to "The Brood Needs Food" because my friends walked in from a movie, heard me listening to Hermann Szobel and decided to loan me an ipod.

De Kift - Krankenhaus

I am definitely in a music listening mood after being in a slump for a few weeks.

Richard Youngs - [I]Autumn Respnse[/I]

good, but it's nowhere NEAR the quality of [i]Sapphie[/i].

[QUOTE=Thanks;15817414]The OHM compilation of early electronic music. I should have gotten this ages ago, because I've loved this sort of stuff forever. I'm totally going to buy the box set that comes with a DVD.[/QUOTE]
Oh, cool, I didn't known they were re-releasing that. I used to listen to it loads before I lost it.

I dug up this live Otis Redding bootleg from 1967, so I'm digging that. The version of "Satisfaction" on here is ridiculously fast, I love it.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Sexy Men;15818052]So Juno kind of sucked but it made me wanna listen to Sonic Youth again.[/QUOTE]

"Up Through The Night" is amazing though.

[QUOTE=Bukowski;15823836]Richard Youngs - [I]Autumn Respnse[/I]

good, but it's nowhere NEAR the quality of [i]Sapphie[/i].[/QUOTE]

All of his albums are pretty much completely different from each other. I love both [I]Sapphie[/I] and [I]Autumn Response[/I] in different ways.

I've just dwonloaded [I]The Naive Shaman[/I] and [I]May[/I], two more of his albums. Looking forward to hearing those.

ROVO

Japanese instrumental psychedelic rock-jazz band founded in 1996 in Tokyo by former Boredoms guitarist Seiichi Yamamoto

Magik Markers- [I]Boss[/I]

Actually good.

Listening to Meat Puppets - Aurora Borealis wondering if my DJ name should be Rory Borealis