Whatcha listening to?

High On Fire, Death is This Communion
The Good Life, Help Wanted Nights
The Black Lips, Good Bad Not Evil
Kanye West, Graduation
Baroness, Red Album

Miles – Get Up With It
Miles – Agharta
Miles – Pangaea

Waiting for the %$^&^! On the Corner box to come out

Abruptum – Evil Genius

Tons of Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour shows

DJ Quik, Way 2 Fonky
Consequence, Don't Quit Your Day Job!
Purple Ribbon All-Stars, Got Purp, Vol. 2
The Evolution of Robin Thicke
LL Cool J, Mama Said Knock You Out
Nice & Smooth, Ain't a Damn Thing Changed
James Brown, Star Time, disc 1
Miles Davis Kind of Blue

Strategy - Future Rock
DJ Hell - X-Mix-5
Various - Run the Road I
Various - Warp 10+2 Classics 89-92
Andrea Parker - DJ Kicks

Abruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil GeniusAbruptum – Evil Genius

err......come again??

(A semi-drunken salute to whoever selected it upthread...got a little overzealous perhaps :) )

understood !

Basement Jaxx - The Singles
Only for the Headstrong

stone garden

Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton, Knives Don't Have Your Back
Metric, Grow Up and Blow Away

Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash (still my fave of theirs--ya just can't mess with the density of that mix)

Stacey Pullen's 1996 BBC Radio 1 Essential mix.

A masterclass in house & techno of the time!!

Breakage - Shroud
High Contrast - Tough Guys Don't Dance
Photek - Form and Function Vol 2

Dave Clarke - Archive One
Nic Endo - Cold Metal Perfection
Scorn - Vae Solis

Godley & Crème's Images comp.

Sun Ra - Sounds of Joy
Wang Chung - To Live and Die in LA OST
Holly and the Italians - Tell That Girl to Shut Up
Family Pet - Highland Avenue
Warf Rat Tales comp
Uriah Heep - "The Wizard" This song is an example of true righteousness.

Animal Collective - Feels
Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam
Deerhunter - Cryptograms/Fluorescent Grey
No Age - Weirdo Rippers

Dave Clarke - Archive One

you know what, that album is ridiculously hard to find (on cd at least). i've still only heard the 2 or 3 tracks that i taped off an old peel show. anyway...still looking!

http://static.rateyourmusic.com/album_images/s487384.jpg

Tokyo Jihen - Variety
LeAnn Rimes - Nothing Better to Do

pearlfishers 'up with the larks', why no love for david scott?

Erik Friedlander's 30-min. solo performance on Mezzo TV (bowin' wizardry)
Mari Kalkun, Üü tulõk (loveable record, and not just for its titular ümlaut-abundance)
Harmonia, Live 1974
The Claudia Quintet, For ('m starting to get it, bit bu bit, at last)
The Kinks, Arthur (Or the Decline and /....blabla bla/ of /blablablba/) (still lovin' Village Green lotsa better)

M.I.A., Kala
LCD Soundsystem
The Rapture, Echoes
Justin Timberlake, FutureSex/LoveSounds

gang starr full clip

the "painkiller" video by judas priest on youtube

PJ Harvey - White Chalk
Boney M - Nightflight to Venus
Boney M - Take the Heat Off Me
Motel Lovers: Southern Soul from the Chitlin' Circuit

How's that Harmonia live album, t**t?

today:
Villalobos - Fabric 36
Robag Wruhme - The Lost Archive 1998-2007

How's that Harmonia live album, t**t?

Well, taken by itself - I haven't heard any of the Harmonia studio recordings at all, you know - this live alb. sounds to me all unhurried-quiet-mellow, mostly. In a pleasant sort of way, I'd say. I've listened to it just that one time so far, though. Might grow to like it more, I guess.

Kanye - Graduation
Kanye - Can't Tell Me Nothing mixtape
Ween - La Cucaracha
Madonna - Ray of Light (Whatever happened to William Orbit?)
Steely Dan - Aja

Rickey: http://www.amazon.com/Where-Im-Coming-From-MotownSelect-com/dp/B000VWPMX2/ref=sr_1_9/105-5178622-3367601?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1191094950&sr=1-9

Jean Jacques Perry - The Amazing Electronic Pop Sound Of...
Bo Hansson - Sagan Om Ringen
The Spinners - "Rubberband Man"
The Stooges - Funhouse
The Congos - Heart of the Congos
Culture - Two Sevens Clash (mid-afternoon nap)
ABBA - Greatest Hits
Til Tuesday - "Voices Carry"
New Radicals - "You Get What You Give"
The Hold Steady - Boys and Girls In America
Lou Reed - "What's Good"
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks (First time listen. Turned off after two songs. What the crap?)
Deneice Williams - "Let's Hear It For the Boy"
Billy Ocean - "Carribean Queen"
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
Morton Feldman - For Phillip Guston

Various, Superdrummers (14-track 2006 comp released on Universal, it's really quite a good jazz selection with tracks from 1954-1970, and lotsa great drumming yeah)

Bryan Ferry, As Time Goes By
Aztec Camera, Deep and Wide and Tall

The Trentemøller Chronicles
Wire Tapper 18

Chet Baker, "My Funny Valentine"

pelt - pearls from the river
funkadelic - funkadelic
lethal aggression - demo/unreleased lp thing on relapse
graf orlock ep with the neat facehugger packaging and too many movie samples
oriental sunshine - dedicated to the bird we love
some really tedious avant-garde solo sax album on last visible dog
slade - beginnings/play it loud
deep wound - almost complete

and right now disraeli gears.

The Young Gods Super Ready/Fragmenté

The Birthday Party - Walking With Strangers (Metropolis)
Flynnville Train - Flynnville Train (Show Dog Nashville)
Sideburn - Crocodile (Point Music)
(Various) - Dirty Laundry: The Soul of Black Country (Trikont)
(Various) - Well Deep: Ten Years Of Big Dada Recordings (Big Dada)*

* Very on-the-fence with that last one (still waiting to hear at least one cut I love), but I'm trying.

Also, ps: On the (Various) - The Kings of Electro (Rapster) mix compilation I listed last couple times I posted here, the more hip-hop Playgroup disc wound up being way better than the less hip-hop Alter Ego disc. But the Alter Ego one was okay.

The Birthday Party Masscare, not the Birthday Party! (They don't even sound alike! Birthday Party Massacre are bubblegum Hot Topic electro-goth-pop with a girl singer; they remind of the '80s band Book of Love, more than anybody else. Very pretty synth melodies, though the guitars get more metal than Book of Love's [or Missing Persons' or Berlin's: '80s U.S. acts pretending to be British] ever did, and the band knows how to pick up steam to a stomp. Closing song, "Movie," gets its melody from "Crimson Clover," mostly, but also maybe some parts of it from "I Touch Roses" by Book of Love and "Wonderful Tonight" by Eric Clapton, weirdly. Plus both of the band's last two album covers have silhouettes of bunnies surrounded in purple. Cute!)

"Crimson and Clover," duh.

Motif of new album cover btw seems to be bunny-costumed little kids going trick-or-treating, out in exurbia. Walking With Strangers -- scary!

Silversun Pickups IN MY HEAD.

Help me someone.

Well Deep: Ten Years Of Big Dada Recordings

..is not gonna cut it, I don't think. I'm losing interest fast.

The Birthday Party Masscare

Nope, not that either. Just The Birthday Massacre. Weird -- it's not like the band is new to me or anything; I liked their last album, too. Guess I just need to learn to wake up in the morning before I start posting.

Well Deep: Ten Years Of Big Dada Recordings
..is not gonna cut it, I don't think. I'm losing interest fast.

i with you there, just cant summon up the will to get through this one, or even start it to be honest.

todays selection :

the micronauts - damaging consent
prefuse 73 - preparations

White Noise, An Electric Storm
Jocelyn Pook, Untold Things

Most recently? Lemme think...

Larry Young, Fuel
Beatles' Christmas Album
Demian s/t
Leo Kottke, 6 & 12 String Guitar
The Beatles (clearly prompted by the "Revolution #9" poll)
A Shangri-Las best-of
Hot Chocolate ('70s American, not English)
Körgtones, Vol. 0
Wayne Shorter, Juju
Big Brother & the Holding Company, Cheaper Thrills

...and lotsa shuffle-play selections

Phil Manzanera, 50 Minutes Later
Moody Blues, To Our Chilfren's Children's Children
Lori Carson, Everything I Touch Runs Wild

Bjork, Homogenic
Kraftwerk, Trans-Europe Express
Kraftwerk, The Man-Machine
Marley Marl, House of Hits
Stevie Wonder, Where I'm Coming From
Janet Jackson, Janet
Herbie Hancock, Sextant
Miles Davis, On the Corner
LCD Soundsystem, Sound of Silver
Sly & the Family Stone, Stand!

Joan Manuel Serrat Mediterráneo -- I'm in deep infatuation with this record at the moment. So, so great.

"Beatle George" blog comp of all George's Beatle music.

Gino Soccio Face To Face -- Because the part in "Remember" when the guitar comes in is awesoem.

Miles Davis London 1973 boot -- found this at the B160Z1n3 site. One of the funkiest (as in Sly funky) MD shows I've heard yet. Good recording, too!

Limbonic Art Legacy of Evil (Candlelight)
Little Big Town A Place To Land (Equity Music Group)
Magic Markers Boss (Ecstatic Peace)
Blow Your Cool: 20 Prog/Pysch Assaults From The UK & Europe (Psychic Circle)
Hot Rod (Legacy soundtrack)