Whatcha listening to?

Various songs from 1985, plus a bit of M.I.A. and Kula Shaker.

Also...

Mnemonists - Horde
Meat Puppets - Up on the Sun
Dukes of Stratosphear
This old Brazilian compilation called Festival Au Bresil. Weird cover with an S&M minstrel theme.

tiit, you need to shake your groove thing more often!

thanks for teh suggestion, rockist-0!

Spring Heel Jack, 68 Million Shades... (Great record. (And no, I amn't just listening to track 7! :))

Walter & Sabrina, Walter & Sabrina Play Pop; Walter & Sabrina Play Classical
Sabrina, Sadness And Life

Ned Rothenberg's Inner Diaspora is fantastic, but I continue to have trouble finding anything much to say about it. (I can just imagine people comming across this CD ten years from now and asking: why didn't I hear about this at the time?)

"Honest With Me," Bob Dylan
"Love Ritual (remix)," Al Green
"1 Thing," Amerie
"Punky Reggae Party," Bob Marley and the Wailers

The Motor Booty Affair
Curtis/Live!
The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse, Duke Ellington
"I've Been Lonely for So Long," Frederick Knight
"Feel the Need," Detroit Emeralds
"If You Talk in Your Sleep," Little Milton
Acid, Ray Barretto

hole - the first session
deathspell omega - fas-ite, maledicti, in ignem aeternum
hrsta - ghosts will come and kiss our eyes*
brainbombs - s/t second singles collection

* GYBE! related pansy rock that has a handful of pretty okay songs (mostly the ones that sounded like they belonged on kranky albums by dean roberts or labradford). but then there's the ones where homeboy sings in a painful thom yorke keen, those aren't so good. can't believe constellation can still milk those quebecois angst-farmers.

iTunes is finally carrying Magic Dirt's "Beast" ep, so I have that at last. And it's pretty great, though it makes me kind of sad that they had to wander in the pop wilderness for so long before returning to what they're actually best at (noisy, Stooges/Motorhead-esque guitar stuff).

Very weird that they continue to have zero US presence. You'd think some indie lable could license this and make a buck or two.

Savoy Brown - Looking In
Bloodrock - USA
Groundhogs - Thank Christ for the Bomb
Ten Years After - Live bootlegs
Leaf Hound - Growers of Mushroom
Black Sabbath - Fresno 1978 bootleg -

Thanks mr seward for the fine stoner-rock coverage in this month's Decibel - you folks got a new subscriber out of it!

Labradford - Mi Media Naranja

Black Sabbath - Fresno 1978 bootleg

more info pls

I dig "Heavy" on Dr. No's Oxperiment a lot at the moment.

Also huffing that National Lights album. Good stufff.

wir fahr'n fahr'n fahr'n auf der Autobahn

unable to get back into anything else other than : URP Vols 1, 2 and 3 by Richard H Kirk.
i keep trying to check out other stuff, but the lure of Kirks ambient-techno-dub-electro thing is just too strong at the moment.

Black Sabbath - Fresno 1978 bootleg

more info pls

-- GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ, Monday, August 20, 2007 2:07 AM (14 hours ago) Bookmark Link

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=157231

BLACK SABBATH
SELLAND ARENA
FRESNO, CA
SEPTEMBER 22, 1978

AM>DAT>DAT(CLONE)>CDR>EAC>FLAC

Here is a new transfer from the DAT clone. This show was posted awhile ago by an aquaintance of ours but was pulled as it
appeared to have been transfered into MD format at some point!

This is direct from the DAT clone of the analog master DAT backup. Enjoy.

Disc one:

1: Symptom of the Universe
2: Snowblind
3: War Pigs
4: Never Say Die
5: Black Sabbath

Disc two:

1: Shockwaves
2: Dirty Women
3: Rock and Roll Doctor
4: Drum Solo/Guitar Solo
5: Electric Funeral
6: Iron Man
7: Children of the Grave
8: Paranoid

Trio of Doom-McLaughlin, Pastorius, Williams from 1979. I don't get the controversy as to why this wasn't released-Jaco sounds pretty good, then again I have untrained ears. And someone should confirm that Tony Williams was actually human, because what he could do on drums was flat-out insane.

Max Roach - Drums Unlimited
Booker Little (w/Roach) - Out Front
Giant Sand - Center of the Universe
Battles - Mirrored
O'Rourke - Eureka

Cody Chesnutt - Headphone Masterpiece
ESG - Step Off
War - All Day Music
Jay-Z - The Blueprint
Dr. Dre - 2001
Daft Punk - Homework
Kraftwerk - The Man-Machine
Clipse - Hell Hath No Fury
Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim
M.I.A. - Kala
Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul
Parliament - Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome
Zapp & Roger - All the Greatest Hits
Tego Calderon - The Underdog/El Subestimado
Turf Talk - West Coast Vaccine (The Cure
Sly & The Family Stone - Life
Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet

Decibel, Dennis Bovell
Vamonos Pal Monte, Eddie Palmieri
Riot, Joe Bataan

Nice to see mnemonists getting some plays!

earlier: some italo
now: faust - so far

The Vintage Years Live, Fleetwood Mac
Dub Like Dirt, King Tubby and Friends

Jessica Rylan Interior Designs
And other Can't cdrs

Amerie - Because I Love It

(on repeat)

Phillip Bimstein, Larkin Gifford's Harmonica
Art Ensemble of Chicago, Les Stances a Sophie / People In Sorrow
Alec K. Redfearn and The Eyesores, The Blind Spot

Dredd Foole "Daze on the Mounts"
Pale Saints "The Comforts of Madness"

So I'm having a good time.

Home Schooled: The ABCs of Kid Soul
Lewis Taylor's The Lost Album
Jennifer Niceley, Luminous
Derailers, Under the Influence of Buck
Sterling Harrison, South of the Snooty Fox
Jim Dickinson, Killers from Space
Fennesz, Endless Summer
Fognode, Beat Hollow
Gene Clark, No Other + various demos '66-'70
Bettye LaVette, Child of the '70s and The Scene of the Crime
Song of America (VA 3-disc history-of-America collection inspired by Janet Reno)

Bach - Two- and Three-Part Inventions (Andras Schiff, piano)
Leonard Cohen - Ten New Songs
Vinicius Cantuaria - Silva
Mal Waldron - Blues for Lady Day

Swizz Beatz - One Man Band Man
M.I.A. - Kala
LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver
Missy Elliott - Under Construction
Dizzee Rascal - Maths + English
Mala Rodriguez - Malamarismo
Beyonce - B'Day
Amerie - Because I Love It
Rihanna - Good Girl Gone Bad

Joy Division, Heart and Soul box.

Acid King - Busse Woods re-ish, over and over and over
Moondog - that giant Honest Jon's comp.
Evolutionary Jass Band
Old Ghostface rekkids

at this moment, the staple singers, "heaven" from be what you are

Tony Conrad - Joan of Arc

ESG - Step Off
VA - Killed By Death #10

I'm gonna spit on your grave, I'm gonna spit on your grave

Silver Apples - The Garden

!!!, Myth Takes
Lee Perry and the Upsetters, Revolution Dub
The Upsetters, Super Ape
Dr. Alimantado, Best Dressed Chicken in Town

if you're 'in', the only song you'll listen to is 'fully loaded clip' anyone else isn't 'in'

a piano trio Pandora station based on Herbie Nichols - has been playing lots of Bill Evans, Phineas Newborn, Eric Reed, Barry Harris, Tommy Flannagan, and, uh, Herbie Nichols.

This weekend: The Fiery Furnaces, Widow City (rocks); Sunburned Hand Of The Man, Fire Escape (studio album with Kieran Hebden: fun underwater hijinks;goes good with)Prints, s/t. All three are October releases. Also: The Magic Numbers, s/t (better on headphones, get all the cute little sounds around the pauses, which they could still use a few less of, but really like most of it)

Ruth Brown, The Definitive Soul Collection
Kala

I'm all over that one... You listen to some good shit, I happen to notice.

Right now: Dick Segal's non-preachy protest songs on Sing Out! Radio Hour; before that: headsnapping Disc Two (out of Three)of Wattstax, which is now all the actually live tracks from the original 2-LP soundtrack and its sequel(drops the fake live), plus a bunch of prev. unreleased. Comes out this Tues. Not totally but mostly great, so far.

Me? Thanks! xpost

M.I.A. - Kala
Max Roach - We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite
LiLiPUT
Thrillpillow - blast off!
(just found out they're playing at my school next week! sa-weet!)

Efterklang, Parades
Various, Runeology

(...Runeology 3, argh)

KALA, HEY VENUS AND THE MENACE

coffins - the other side of blasphemy
the shining path - s/t
iron cross - crucified for your sins