tracks you have played on repeat for like an hour

Ooh Thin Lizzy yeah - Cowboy Song was mine

I Can't Let Go - Bettye Swann
Dracula Mountain - Lightning Bolt
The Way Things Go - The Octopus Project
I Believe In Miracles - The Jackson Sisters
Boys Are Boys And Girls Are Choice - The Monks
I Can't Let Go - Evie Sands

I Can't Let Go - Bettye Swann

What the heck am I thinking?

It was "I'm Lonely For You".

Peter Zummo- Song IV (trio)

i lost this when my last computer was stolen. and now i have to buy the ENTIRE FUCKING ALBUM.

anyway, i once listened to this for eight hours straight.

aphex twin - stone in focus... played it for hours and hours straight once

Daft Punk - Around the World

It's almost to easy to let this song loop for eternity.

Bewitched, Bothered, And Bewildered - Sinead O'Connor
Safety Bricks - Kevin Drew
Roadrunner - Modern Lovers (obv.)
Government Center - Modern Lovers
The Card Cheat - The Clash
Blue Line Swinger - Yo La Tengo
Just Once - Cath Carroll
Two Minutes - Laura Cantrell
Letters - Laura Cantrell
ABBA - Take A Chance On Me
Top Knot - Cornershop

Roadrunner - Modern Lovers

radio on

tis catchy

"She's Not There," The Zombies
"Frankenstein," Cibelle
"Fuck You," Cee-Lo
"The Way to Nice," Mulatu Astatke
"Just Rhymin' With Biz," Big Daddy Kane

ABBA - Take A Chance On Me

Yeah, this is almost too easy to do.

"Fuck You," Cee-Lo

YES

Yeah, this is almost too easy to do.

I can't imagine stopping.

Some more:

You Got What You Got - Lashio Thien Aung
I Am The Resurrection - The Stone Roses
King's Lead Hat - Brian Eno

anyway, i once listened to this for eight hours straight.

― hot weiners is the best and i want a hot weiner (the table is the table), Saturday, December 4, 2010 8:44 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark

lol drugs

Telefon Tel Aviv - The Birds
Home Video - Penguin
iliketrains - the Beeching Report (had a phase of playing this on repeat for some days and have barely spun it since, oddly)
Feeding Fingers - Fireflies make us sick (its too short!)

iliketrains - the Beeching Report (had a phase of playing this on repeat for some days and have barely spun it since, oddly)

emo tymez

I've done this several times and it's always been a really good song

But the only time I remember is playing "Our House" over and over in college because the girl in the dorm room next door came knocking and told me to turn it down

new order - age of consent
roy orbison - in dreams
talking heads - heaven
nancy sinatra/lee hazlewood - some velvet morning
magma - de futura

No Bulbs

new order - age of consent
roy orbison - in dreams

Richard and Mimi Farina - Reflections in a Crystal Wind

Sam Cooke - a change is gonna come
Gene Clark - echoes
ABBA - soldiers
Fleetwood Mac - dust

......

like, robert ashley "the park" and "the backyard" but idk if that really sounds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sU0ZEMYsCpA

R Kelly - Ignition (Remix)

Wizzard - Angel Fingers (A Teen Ballad)
Sebadoh - Soul And Fire
The Go-Betweens - Love Goes on!

John Cage - 4'33

Laurie Anderson "O Superman"
Donovan "Laléna"
M.I.A. "Space"
Geto Boys "Mind Playing Tricks on Me"

DJ Koze - Smorning

Easily his most underrated track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_WW9Z6UE5w

David Sylvian - Darkest Dreaming.

This has happened quite a lot with me.

The Blue Nile-I Love This Life
Cardiacs-Dirty Boy
Prefab Sprout-Lions In My Own Garden
Love Unlimited-I'm So Glad That I'm a Woman
Sebastien Tellier-La Ritournelle
Weezer-Tired Of Sex
Disco Inferno-The Last Dance
Devo-Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA
Jim O'Rourke-Therefore I Am
Ted Leo & The Pharmacists (I only heard this for the first time last year, I didn't listen to anything else for days)

David Sylvian - Darkest Dreaming.

― Deluxe Merseybeat Wig (Jack Battery-Pack), Sunday, December 5, 2010 10:16 AM (1 minute ago)

This is one of my favourite songs ever, the best thing he ever did including Japan. It's like a perfect lullaby.

Oh that should have Where Have All The Rude Boys Gone? by Ted Leo in my list.

yeah I've toooootally done this with Dirty Boy as well but must I bang on about that band in every thread? I guess so

OMG Smart Patrol/Mr DNA I HAVE DONE IT WITH THIS SONG AS WELL, QUITE RECENTLY!!!!!!! All coming back to me now!!!

Yes!

I didn't really pick up on how great that Devo song was until I watched this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UKtZwWLMp8

I've played the song and this clip over and over recently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkoB6tPygv0

hahaha am totally caning Smart Patrol/Mr DNA now

it's the sort of song one can cane

Joyce - Feminina
Stereolab - Cybele's Reverie
Cardiacs - Dog-Like Sparky
Randy Newman - Ragtime
ABBA - King Kong Song
House Crew - Euphoria (Nino's Dream)
Julee Cruise - Falling

I only really tend to do this when I've discovered an amazing new song for the first time. Very worried about getting burnt out on my favourites..

Very worried about getting burnt out on my favourites

This never happens to me! This is dangerous, though, because it sometimes means I am all too happy to stagnate my listening habits when I should be expanding them.

general public - tenderness

ne-yo - part of the list

I do this fairly often. This week:

Nina Simone - Sinnerman
The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter

the week before:

Wu Tang Clan - Triumph

Aww, I remember the day we introduced LJ to Devo. It was a wonderful day.

I am doing this right now with Fresh and Onlys "Waterfall"

doing this right now with KXP's Labyrinth :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIBlDD3KOh4

Progdiculous!

historically: Pavement's "Zurich is Stained"; Dead Prez's "Hip Hop"

most recently, this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHFkcrVTf6E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpWU_Nrwe10

Yo La Tengo - "Spec Bebop" (have actually done this for ~1.5h)

I might do that right now.

like, robert ashley "the park" and "the backyard" but idk if that really sounds.

fuck yes

just did this with the original 7 inch version of jens lekman's "maple leaves"

both sides the tweed - dick gaughan

travelling through the north over the tweed into scotland. for some reason this fused with a sense of an immensity of squandered potential across the UK. of industry and political energy, intellectual advancement, education and artistic adventure, pissed down the drain in national fits of nostalgia, rural and landed regression, general small mindedness, conservatism with any sized c you fancy, probably with an unt somewhere at the end of it.

the idealism dick gaughan’s song, while not entirely free of some of the regressive tendencies above, was jibing nicely with alasdair gray’s motto “Work as if you live in the early days of a better nation”.

so i listened to it five or six times in a row into and out of berwick.

perhaps worth noting this song originally came to me in Will Oldham’s Idea and Deed at the end of Joya, where “both sides the Tweed” becomes a more philosophical exhortation to civic unity and achievement.

There is a third, entirely fictitious, version of this song - a figment of some misreading or misprision of mine: Berwickshire Tweed - where the same civic unity and liberty - is created through the industry of the weaving of tweed wool. in berwick. as if it were some sort of material expression of that conversion from personal liberty to civic emancipation, that’s the theme of the song.