What are you listening to right NOW?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8QYxmpuyxg

Geto Boys - Do It Like G.O.

Lurker of Chalice - The Glory Experiment

Elebits level 6 background music on the Wii.

Replacements rarities comp, have had "PO Box (Empty as Your Heart)" & "Time is Killing Us" on repeat all day.

tiiiiiiiiime is kiiiiiiiiiilling uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus
not the other way

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xyAoGT9MKc

Feel so ashamed, but it's a pretty decent Simian imitation.

(album) strictly east coast sneaky flute music - swirlies

love their earlier stuff, this entire album is so blllecchhh

except im really enjoying the sterling moss slippy mix, and its so bland and almost dumb.

Om-God is good

The Saints - Eternally Yours

wildbirds & peacedrums - rivers

it's ok

my air conditioner

Tago Mago and mouthwash swishing around in my mouth. In stereo!

Om-God is good

Winner.

Tago Mago and mouthwash swishing around in my mouth. In stereo!

― Metal Lifestyle, Evil, Hatred, Headbanging (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Monday, September 6, 2010 8:44 AM (1 hour ago) Bookmark

do you normally gargle with compact discs?

UB40 - Present Arms In Dub.

Joe Henderson - Lush Life (The music of Billy Strayhorn)

black spade, build and destroy mixtape

xposting this to the beatles thread since "I Heart" is built on "If I Fell"

The Silent League - Sleeper......1 & a half minutes of great muddy cosmic pop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m4XiXLpXDs

http://www.sneakmove.com/uploaded_images/6a_1_b-764803.gif

tornado wallace - paddlin

contenderizer, how's that sun araw band? i am slightly tempted to download their disc from emusic.

― Daniel, Esq., Saturday, September 4, 2010 3:57 AM (3 days ago) Bookmark

this from days ago, so lost to history, but i only know the two most recent sun araw full lengths: heavy deeds and on patrol. both are fantastic. i.e., much more great than most things routinely described as great. some of the best stretchy head psychedelic guitar music i've heard in years.

the roots of hip hop - harte records comp

Van Halen - II

i'm sold. i'll download on patrol.

total 11

the advert insert that comes with the cd (harking back to that other recent thread re artwork etc) is now making me draft up a much larger wish list than i had previously.

mission accomplished.

The Belles - Melvin

Scot Walker 4

Sathanas Necrocunt "Baptized in Necrotic Vomit"

(I was going to post "Hellish Sadist" but that's only eleven seconds long and by the time the board was done loading it was already over)

Adam F - Circles

Marcel Fengler - mnml ssgs mix14

my roomie playing queen - jazz in the next room

UGK - Underground

Toyko Jihen - Kabuki

j geils band - full house

just cued up used copy i bought for $2, cuz everybody had such great things to say about it on the j geils thread. sounds like king khan & the shrines took a LOT of pointers from this record, though it's hardly an unfamiliar sound. "first i look at the purse" would fit in seamlessly on three hairs & you're mine or what is. "homework" is more sultry, but no less ott. nice.

i'm sold. i'll download on patrol.

― Daniel, Esq., Tuesday, September 7, 2010 5:49 AM (15 hours ago) Bookmark

hey daniel, glad you got that message. dunno whether or not you've downloaded anything yet, but my take is that heavy deeds is the more burning, intense & rock-oriented of the two albums, big debt to lysergic heavy psyche of the 60s & 70s, coming off like funky hawkwind or some shit. tunes and playing recall acid rock and dr. john style voodoo funk, with some talking heads/eno style 2nd hand africanisms. on patrol is more hazy and abstract, with much sparer and less frenzied guitar playing (not that stallones ever gets all that frenzied anyway). tunes are less direct, more hypnotic & intuitive, almost accidental seeming, but in a good way. big dub influence, but debts to direct precedents in 60s/70s rock are comparatively few.

j geils is some corny shit. digging it when they're on fire, but the shtick in between gets old fast.

Daniel Esq you should know that Sun Araw's music doesn't come with the usual verse/chorus structure, or even an obvious sense of progression. what he does with his chanted voices, looped guitar, dub effects, and conga pulses is create a huge vibrating canyon of movement-in-place that feels shamanic, a unique blend of blues and soul signifiers floating in space. So, not songs per se, but very trance-inducing music for seekers
I like the "Heavy Deeds" album but prefer the sparser dubbier aspects of "On Patrol"

The Sword's new record, Warp Riders

http://grooveshark.com/s/Safety+Dance/2OCeXd?src=5

^ j dilla's surprisingly fly cover of 'safety dance'

well, i was listening to 'flockaveli' but now i'm listening to ^

i’m listening to Red 2 by Dave Clarke and it feels pretty fuckin good to me