i am slowly but surely working away on my listening backlog, maybe at the end of this week i will check out the sub-2 minute poll results. in the meantime i'm trying to explore the brilliant lists put together by somebody on rym who has two reviews, one of which is the definitive statement on "zess" and its relation to fascism and the other of which i haven't read, and i'm also doing quickie playlists for temporary stress relief
my randomizer - itunes, very stupid - got on a hot streak today and once i realized it i added the tunes to a playlist. when it was done i'd gone through twelve songs with a total time length, to the second, of one hour (i've been very into these one-hour mixes for the past year). really uncanny. here's the playlist:
harry roesli - kebo jiroenvelope generator - emasculinethe motions - love won't stopseka kojadinovic - niko to nece zavoleti (somebody to love)rush - chain lightningboards of canada - nothing is realverma - salted earthbob & carole pegg - glass of waterseefeel - plainsongkimmo pohjonen - driving southkoffee - rapturesteve elliott - you touched me
maybe my musical taste is finally getting less shit
― Jaki Liebowitz (rushomancy), Thursday, 11 April 2019 01:03 (five years ago) link
nah still as shit as ever
ts: "what love" by the collectors vs. "song of the marching children" by earth and fire
― Jaki Liebowitz (rushomancy), Saturday, 13 April 2019 17:46 (five years ago) link
how can you say that your taste is shit? your own musical taste is always the best in the world. that's pretty obvious, isn't it? have you ever met anybody with a better taste than your own? i am still waiting for this encounter and the older i get the smaller the chance i will meet this person.
― je est un autre, l'enfer c'est les autres (alex in mainhattan), Saturday, 13 April 2019 20:08 (five years ago) link
sorry, i'm trying to self-deprecate less, even if it does get me compliments :) learned reflex, i listen to a lot of weird stuff and in a lot of people's minds that automatically translates to "terrible".
― Jaki Liebowitz (rushomancy), Saturday, 13 April 2019 22:09 (five years ago) link
i try not to dunk on easy targets no matter how tempting but i sometimes fail. the upside is that i can sometimes get something productive out of it. my last unprovoked clowning on fred b got me to thinking i should listen to more savage rose, and i found this great tv special from '74. i don't know enough about scandinavian languages to even say what country this is from - did denmark have colour television in '74? yeah i guess so, 1970, all i know about tv broadcasts of music in denmark is that zep was on danish tv in '69.
anyway! this is the rock band format of savage rose, playing lots of stuff from their great '73 record "wild child", shortly before packing it all in and becoming a folk trio for about 20 years. annisette in full flight here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuzX6SYPyLg
― Jaki Liebowitz (rushomancy), Sunday, 14 April 2019 15:02 (five years ago) link
the same channel also has a '72 german tv special featuring elis regina flying on a butterfly, quality is not so good but definitely check it out if you're into that sort of thing, man these high-concept '70s television music specials... also, the kinks shredding on "louie louie" in paris 1965. grainy, loud, sweaty. and there's another video of jimmy smith playing it cool on the organ!
― Jaki Liebowitz (rushomancy), Sunday, 14 April 2019 15:08 (five years ago) link
here's a rocksteady instrumental about doctor who - apparently the first two william hartnell seasons were broadcast in jamaica in the '60s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRiq71MjVT0
at some point i want to put together an hour mix of "doctor who" themed jams, leaving out the shitty ones like "i wanna spend my christmas with a dalek"
― Burt Bacharach's Bees (rushomancy), Monday, 22 April 2019 01:35 (five years ago) link
ok, this is a weird one, even by my standards. i was reading about the wikipedia article on trobairitz, which were the distaff equivalent of the troubadors, the oldest surviving secular music documented as being written by women, and someone did a creative commons recording of the only surviving song by a trobairitz, the Comtessa de Dia. i liked the performance so much i followed the metadata to see who recorded it, who turns out to be the (now inactive) administrator Makemi, a specialist in early music with a bachelor's in performance. i'm far from an expert in early music but these recordings are really interesting and really good. some of these songs are fairly well-known - "scarborough fair", "flow my tears", "this land is your land" - others less so - a recording of andrew jackson's 1824 campaign song.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Makemi
― Burt Bacharach's Bees (rushomancy), Sunday, 28 April 2019 20:10 (five years ago) link
here's a song one of my friends shared, "Kiua" by Sexteto Do Beco from 1980, don't know where they came up with it but it's really nice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPy0hDaFAYI
― Burt Bacharach's Bees (rushomancy), Friday, 3 May 2019 00:08 (five years ago) link
Have been taking it easy on the music lately, too much else going on, but I've been enjoying kicking back and spending a lazy Sunday listening to this jazz podcast. This episode is about Wilbur Ware, who I knew from his work with Sun Ra but whose work I never really delved into. It was a great listen. The newest episode is on Mal Waldron, which is also very nice,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4WUCEZd4mI
― Burt Bacharach's Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull (rushomancy), Monday, 13 May 2019 01:22 (five years ago) link
pretty sure this guy isn't secretly louis farrakhan
as always i'm ready to be corrected though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHitAdHvAuY
really fucking good "yacht rock" tho, monster synth
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Friday, 17 May 2019 01:55 (five years ago) link
Fell into a Robert Wyatt hole after learning, more or less at random, that a demo recording of him singing Paul Weller's "Invisible" came out on one of those landfill Mojo CDs last year. Beautiful as you might expect. Couldn't find it streaming, though, so instead here's a trio called "Beauty is in the Distance" doing the little exercise at the end of the first Soft Machine record. The rhythmic performance is much more fluid here and Dave Newhouse in particular brings a melodic sensibility lacking in the original to this performance. Recommended.
https://soundcloud.com/luciano-margorani/box-254-lid-by-the-soft-machine-ratledge-hopper-arranged-by-beauty-is-in-the-distance
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Saturday, 18 May 2019 22:14 (five years ago) link
there's phases i go through, there's the exploratory phase and the integrative phase, i'm working on integration lately. random words pop into my head and i try to put together sixty minutes of songs that express my associations with that word. this one was inspired by octo octa and is actually a CDR-80 based on the word "need". ultimately that turns out to be a lot of '60s and '70s classic rock but fuck it, no apologies, you cut to the core of me and you'll find the beach boys, the beatles, the kinks, and the soft machine.
kathy heideman - needthe beach boys - you need a mess of help to stand alonethe four tops - baby i need your lovingthe buster browns - i need lovethe fall - what you need24 carat black - what i needtodd rundgren - you need your headkeith hudson - still need you dubjerry green - i finally found the love i needmetafive - i need youthe kinks - i need yousoft machine - that's how much i need youthe feminine complex - now i need youalec wilder - they needed no wordsthe eire apparent - yes i need someonethe stooges - i need somebodysylvester - i need somebody to love tonightocto octa - i need youmondo grosso - everything needs lovejohn potter - now, o now i needs must part
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Saturday, 1 June 2019 01:49 (four years ago) link
sylvester - i need somebody to love tonight
― breastcrawl, Saturday, 1 June 2019 07:25 (four years ago) link
if you haven't heard the first song on that mix, please do! that one really cuts to the core imo
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Saturday, 1 June 2019 13:32 (four years ago) link
keeping the thread alive, here's a noise-rock japanese cover of "james brown is dead"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7PtW1CGrHo
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Thursday, 6 June 2019 14:39 (four years ago) link
Listened to Kathy Heideman (for real I mean, I’m not counting my earlier casual listen), and yeah, I get what you mean, I think.
― breastcrawl, Thursday, 6 June 2019 18:48 (four years ago) link
how much $ for a monthly cd-r mix subscription
― budo jeru, Thursday, 6 June 2019 21:54 (four years ago) link
hell i'd love to have somewhere to upload random shit for free but usually what happens with these things is somebody hits it with a copyright strike
also half the cool shit i find is stuff i run across trying to find other cool shit some random person on the internet mentioned offhand, so i'm hoping that by just arbitrarily mentioning random stuff people will find even more than they bargained for in the looking
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Thursday, 6 June 2019 22:48 (four years ago) link
Here's a fun enough experiment - wanted to see if I could do an hour of songs inspired by sea birds. I did manage it, though some of them are quite long. i feel like i should get credit for leaving off "echoes", though!
fleetwood mac - albatrossalessi brothers - seabirdlangford and kerr - seabirdsride - seagullkukl - seagullvespero - seagulls singchrissie quayle - the seagulls screampublic image ltd - albatrossiron maiden - rime of the ancient mariner
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Saturday, 8 June 2019 02:46 (four years ago) link
There's this song by an obscure Oi! band named "Skindeep" called "Football Violence", it's as straightforward and obvious as you'd expect but it sounds GOOD! Tremendously catchy. And it's not obviously Nazi. Which is nice.
So I got poking around, and you will hear people talk about Red and Anarchist Black Metal but nobody talks about left-wing Oi!
The classic left wing Oi! band is The Oppressed from Swansea, who also have a song called Football Violence, which isn't a cover of the Skin Deep song.
To further confuse matters there was another left wing skinhead band called Skin Deep from Yorkshire (the Football Violence band was Scottish) but they were more ska than Oi!
― Colonel Poo, Saturday, 8 June 2019 14:57 (four years ago) link
awesome, i will check it out
my latest attempt at stress relief is an hour on the topic of silence
i'm assuming that all those romance words cognate with "silence" mean about the same thing, otherwise i will feel silly
portishead - silencemuna zul - voto de silencioceu - sobre o amor e seu trabalho silenciosolaura mvula - silence is the waystella - le silenceeldritch anisette - dissection of silencepetra haden - silencemarie laforet - le tengo rabia al silenciowild country - silent villagethinking plague - dead silencethat dog. - silentlyruth copeland - the silent boatmanthe revolutionary army of the infant jesus - le monde du silencetori amos - enjoy the silenceyoung marble giants - radio silents
i'm pretty happy with how this one turned out
― Flood-Resistant Mirror-Drilling Machine (rushomancy), Tuesday, 11 June 2019 23:36 (four years ago) link
hi rush, i posted this on the hendrix thread but almost immediately realized you wouldn't see it so i'm putting it here, hope that's okay:
just today i have been listening to the archival release from the avandaro festival which has armando molina doing the same thing. wild shit, btw.
― bob lefse (rushomancy), Wednesday, January 3, 2018 7:28 PM (one year ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
this appears to be the only mention of the festival on ilx, and also of the soundtrack 2xCD i'm trying to track down. do you actually have the discs or just files ? it's good ?
― budo jeru, Friday, June 28, 2019 1:01 PM (ten hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
― budo jeru, Saturday, 29 June 2019 04:54 (four years ago) link
oh yeah thanks for putting it here, i haven't been really on top of the board lately too much else going on, i just have the files not the actual cds, also either the recording itself or the files are a little wonky and the track numbering i have is just strange, i don't even know if it's from the actual cds or just some weird bootleg. i think it's good! but you have to be into that whole hippie jam thing, particularly on the tracks by peace & love which is like half of it. lots of flute and drum solos, lots of energetically shouted vocals, horn sections, kind of janis-style soul singing, lots of heavy guitar, not the best quality recording (i think it was recorded by vicente fox for coca cola, the whole scene is just kind of weird. i do authentically love it though, and i say that as someone who is super not into flute and/or drum solos.
i literally have not been listening to any new music all week, just a lot of other stuff going on. last week i thought about posting a song by uncle earl here that i really liked, but i was worried it might be too controversial because of the cross-cultural aspects, i thought it was respectfully done but i recognize other people might feel differently
the other thing i've been doing is the local orchestra sent me the program for their next year so i've been listening to all the stuff i don't know (lots of it, the canon is a little small but there's still a lot of it) for stuff that strikes me, digging more into profokiev and schumann
i should check out the hendrix thread, i like hendrix
― Quilter Ray (rushomancy), Saturday, 29 June 2019 08:05 (four years ago) link
i guess one of the things i was listening to last week was "to have done with the judgement of god", the last radio broadcast of artaud. i don't speak a lick of french, but it was cathartic for me, just half an hour of artaud, who was absolutely well and truly crazy, screaming about americans and catholics and semen over occasional xylophones. i'm not that crazy at the moment but i could still relate!
― Quilter Ray (rushomancy), Saturday, 29 June 2019 08:18 (four years ago) link
A couple of months ago I was trying to remember the name of a killer psychedelic jam by a late '60s band that otherwise did fairly shitty old-timey music. Happened to run across it when I was consolidating my backups. It's "Jigsaw" by Dr. West's Medicine Show. Apparently Norman Greenbaum was involved, but this is way trippier than "Spirit in the Sky". Now if I can just figure out where I put that fantastic '70s South or Central American oil company jingle...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZ_NBj_kI08
― Un Poco Loco Moco (rushomancy), Wednesday, 10 July 2019 00:40 (four years ago) link
By the way I haven't been really listening to a lot of new music lately, been busy with other things, though I did happen to run across a nice version of one of my favorite Velvet Underground songs "Lady Godiva's Operation" by some nice young British men named Ulrika Spacek while fruitlessly looking for the "swan mix" (really just a different master AFAIK) of the song. Today I've just been listening to a bunch of songs that have the word "River" in the title. Most of them are fairly nice. I guess people will always associate that Dennis Wilson song with Doctor Who now...
― Un Poco Loco Moco (rushomancy), Wednesday, 10 July 2019 00:45 (four years ago) link
I have a tradition. Several, actually, like celebrating Earl Warren's birthday. But the relevant one here is that every year, I endeavor to celebrate July 14th by listening to the band Rush, because of the lead track off "Caress of Steel", which is a straight banger. Mostly I believe the '80s were the best decade for Rush, though. Stuff like "Red Lenses", "Chain Lightning", "Sobohla Manyosi", and this one, which straight out brings it. Enjoy "It's My Love". As Noburo, Shigeru, and Kazuo say, "The life was too simple -- we had to get out of there! At least we found our way of life there!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttMu_3ShjJY
― Un Poco Loco Moco (rushomancy), Monday, 15 July 2019 00:56 (four years ago) link
Here's some French dude rapping over "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast". Fuck it, why not?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uNKii20OIw
― Un Poco Loco Moco (rushomancy), Wednesday, 17 July 2019 22:53 (four years ago) link
thanks for sharing that dr. west song, it's really great
― budo jeru, Thursday, 18 July 2019 03:08 (four years ago) link
was reading today about a three-movement jazz symphony by charles stepney called "cohesion" that was performed by the minneapolis symphony orchestra with minnie riperton and ramsey lewis. sounds fascinating but no recording apparently exists. but while looking it up found this song from the unreleased double lp version of "what colour is love" by terry callier, so that's cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73PW91ctgmY
still mostly too busy to spend much time on music unfortunately. can anybody recommend something great with adrian rollini on bass saxophone? he doesn't have to be the leader, it can be bix or whatever, i just want to hear what he could get up to on that thing!
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Saturday, 3 August 2019 01:31 (four years ago) link
ok i'll be honest with you i haven't been listening to much new music in the past two months, i've had other stuff i'm working on. i did a quick and dirty add of the stuff that stuck with me over the past two months, here it is:
kajia saariaho - private gardensthe oppressed - football violenceavet terterian - symphony 1-8doss - s/tfearofdark - motorwayie - pomev/a - swedish death metalocto octa - for loversemil gilels - beethoven: piano sonatas 21, 23, 26jute gyte - birefringenceulrika spacek - modern english decorationwilma vritra - burdyugen blakrok - anima mysteriumtyme. - no one like you and meoptical*8 - all overdavid pritchard - nocturnal earthworm stewcharlie parker - one night in birdlandrorschach - protestantkraftwerk - autobahnmessiaen/latry - la nativite du seigneurv/a - routes from the junglegroundwork - today we will not be invisible nor silentms. robinson - hip hop tablesnorth sea radio orchestra - folly bololeymili - mag melllepo sumera - mushroom cantata & other choral workskarajan/berlin philharmonic - prokofiev symphony no. 5jonny dillon - s/t
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Thursday, 8 August 2019 00:45 (four years ago) link
lol of recognition at hearing Gilles Peterson's voice at the very end of that Terry Calier, quelle surprise
― Daniel_Rf, Thursday, 8 August 2019 10:10 (four years ago) link
he apparently owns the only existing copy of the acetate!
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Thursday, 8 August 2019 10:50 (four years ago) link
like 18 years ago on Audiogalaxy I found this song that sampled orson welles' chartres speech from "f for fake", no artist was given, i finally got around to figuring out who it was yesterday - apparently they're called "beach flea". anyway here is an old ass song i have liked for a long time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5etReMPMLA8
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Saturday, 10 August 2019 16:33 (four years ago) link
starting to slowly come back to listening to music, dropped by bandcamp daily this morning and stumbled into this beat tape, i like it a lot
https://lowleaf.bandcamp.com/album/bakers-dozen-low-leaf
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Saturday, 17 August 2019 15:30 (four years ago) link
here are some nice videos by guy klucevsek, a long set from 2000 and a very sweet version of lars hollmer's "boeves psalm" from 2015
https://vimeo.com/11313944
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJudrZ-9JvM
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Sunday, 18 August 2019 21:23 (four years ago) link
September
I first got on the Internet in September of 1993. That month casts a long shadow in Internet lore. Back in the olden days of the Internet, it was so heavily academic that it more or less ran on the school year calendar. Every year, like clockwork, a flood of "newbies" would show up in September and turn things higgeldy-piggeldy.
It was surprising to me when I started seriously engaging with the Internet trans community how much it runs on the same cycle. Every September, it seems, there's a fresh crop of college students in a place where they can deal with gender issues for the first time in their lives.
1993 became known, to those who remember such things, as the year September never ended. My hope is that, for the trans community, this year is the year September never ends.
David Sylvian - SeptemberWillie Nelson - September SongGundula Janowitz - SeptemberCamille - Pale SeptembreLa Femme - SeptembreThe New Sound of Numbers - Luminous SeptemberEl Goodo - SeptemberMoonriders - Jellyfish Sea in SeptemberGroup Inerane - Awal SeptemberRobert Wyatt - September the NinthCosmic Child - September Coffee (Part 1)Sumire - September LovePFM - Impressioni di SettembreBig Star - September GurlsEarth, Wind, & Fire - September
The key and longest track here is "September the Ninth" - I think actually the second of these I heard. Listening to it today the lyrics, which I believe are by Alfie, hit me like a ton of bricks. Here they are:
Woman wishing for wings(Too large a lump to pass for bird)Hopes that by wishing hard enoughShe will cast off the ballastAnd the swallowsWill politely accept her waving armsAs wingsAnd she will join in with themAnd she will rise up with themAnd she willFly
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Friday, 23 August 2019 00:14 (four years ago) link
This weekend I came across a link to a random tizita song by ውብሸት ፍስሐ (Wubishet Fisseha). I knew about tizita but I'd never really heard any aside from Mahmoud Ahmed, and it occurred to me that I like tizita music quite a lot, so I checked out RYM's tizita charts. That's how I ran across Kuku Sebsebe's "Munaye Munaye". It's really good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVBRRy3jiWs
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Monday, 26 August 2019 04:07 (four years ago) link
I'm also enjoying last year's የኔ አለም (Yene alem) by Eténèsh Wassié, Mathieu Sourisseau & Julie Läderach - this one seems to have maybe flown under the radar a bit? I went out of my way last year to listen to as much 2018 music I could find and don't recall running across it... well there's always more great music than one can possibly listen to or even know about, isn't there?
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Monday, 26 August 2019 04:13 (four years ago) link
Was just watching some Vectrex videos, here's a Vectrex visualization of a Buchla thing by Nathan Moody, I don't know why I look for good music when i just run across stuff like this basically at random
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_F3EQHm1iU4
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Saturday, 31 August 2019 01:05 (four years ago) link
OK. I'm trying to finish off my Beatles cover project and I am SO FUCKING CLOSE I will tell you. Somebody let me know that Silverchair covered "Yellow Submarine" and yes I am drunk but I like Silverchair and I like their cover. And THEN I found out that the Godz did "You Won't See Me", and it is so sweet and charming and naive and incompetent I can't resist it.
That leaves "What Goes On". And Sufjan Stevens' version is GOOD but I do not LIKE it. I listened to it again and I am drunk and I like it EVEN LESS.
So I went back to the ones I cheated on, which are "Good Morning", where I took the Kellogg's jingle that inspired Lennon to write the song, and Sun King, where I took Fleetwood Mac's "Albatross".
SO I have an "upgrade" to Albatross, I mean it does not REPLACE Albatross which is an all-time song, but it is an obscure Boston horrorcore group from '93 that did a song sampling Sun King and I like this song. The group are called the Shapeshifters and the song is called Grim Tales. It is VERY OBSCURE.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5c0Iu7GITQ
― Abigail, Wife of Preserved Fish (rushomancy), Sunday, 1 September 2019 02:20 (four years ago) link
just to tell you that i really enjoy what you are listening to, rusho.
― je est un autre, l'enfer c'est les autres (alex in mainhattan), Saturday, 7 September 2019 21:31 (four years ago) link
Thanks Alex! I'm enjoying sharing stuff here... I'll try to keep it updated around every week or so... I know my name's on the thread but other contributions are welcome as well :)
― sock fingering, baby (rushomancy), Saturday, 7 September 2019 23:58 (four years ago) link
New playlist - secret word for this one is "Ghost". Thought about just making it a 20 minute live version of the Phish song combined with Albert Ayler (actually the Yosuke Yamashita Trio playing Ayler) but that might be a little _too_ contrarian I guess, even if it would be good. Here's what came out instead:
The Solitaires - I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A ChanceDwarr - Ghost LoverMarlin Wallace - Ghost TrainFarao - The Ghost ShipGolden Disko Ship - Girl As A Slower GhostshipThe Ilk - A Ghost Story For SummerFleetwood Mac - The GhostJay Som - GhostBrother Android - Ghost StationBent Knee - Holy GhostLonnie Johnson - Blue Ghost BluesConcretism - Telex GhostsUnknown NYC Traveler - When Robots Have GhostsTimeless Legend - Ghost of LoveThumpermonkey - Deckchair For Your GhostSam Amidon - GhostsCharlie Parker - I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance (1947-03-02)
No ringers on this one, all deep cuts. Sometimes I just want to be obscure!
― sock fingering, baby (rushomancy), Saturday, 21 September 2019 02:08 (four years ago) link
Autumn! Here's what came up this time. Lots of oldies this time out.
Jeff Phelps - Excerpts From Autumnthat dog. - Autumn in JuneThe Kinks - Autumn AlmanacBing Grosby (yes, that's a typo, I'm leaving it) - Autumn LeavesBai Kwong - Autumn EveningDon Ellis - After an Autumn Rain demoGridlink - Constant AutumnVed Buens Ende - Autumn LeavesPeter Hammill - Summer Song (In The Autumn)Aphex Twin - Autumn TravelsLee Hazlewood - My Autumn's Done ComeRobyn Hitchcock - Autumn Is Your Last ChanceHorse - AutumnOnra - Autumn Moon Shining Over the Calm LakeCaptain Beefheart - Autumn's ChildJoanna Newsom - AutumnGianni Safred - Autumn 2001
I did another one on the topic of "mirror" but this one I think came out nicer, even though it was less work.
Oh, and for the record I don't think the Bing Crosby and the Ved Buens Ende are the same song.
― Poody Mae Bubblebutt, Miss Kumquat of 1947 (rushomancy), Wednesday, 25 September 2019 01:08 (four years ago) link
it could be yours
https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/4771806?ev=rb
― budo jeru, Friday, 27 September 2019 04:56 (four years ago) link
i'm actually tempted! i mean it's cheaper than that fucking pink floyd box set. but ultimately i'm not a "record collector", don't even have a record player... looking it up though i ran into something else that's pretty interesting though so i don't mind still looking.
also still looking for a version of the beatles' "what goes on" i like. this is difficult because it is not a very good song. in fact i am slowly growing to hate this song.
― Poody Mae Bubblebutt, Miss Kumquat of 1947 (rushomancy), Friday, 27 September 2019 09:03 (four years ago) link
I Wonder If It Will Be Friends With Me?
The White Stripes - Dead Leaves and the Dirty GroundThe Temptations - Shakey GroundJanko Nilovic - Black on a White GroundStevie Wonder - Higher GroundDaniel Koestner - Breaking GroundBascom Lamar Lunsford - I Wish I Was A Mole in the GroundRadiohead - GroundThingy - Grounded, I GuessQuinoline Yellow - Off Ground TouchChristina Pluhar/L'Arpeggiata - Curtain Tune on a Ground (H. Purcell)Tjupurru - Stompin' GroundExploded View - Stand Your GroundEgg - Wring Out the Ground Loosely NowBasic Soul Unit - GrounswellDreamcast & Burymeinamink - Ground
One hour to the second! I know there are people who are like flawless at that, but I just guesstimate this stuff.
― Calpico Girlfriend (rushomancy), Thursday, 3 October 2019 01:14 (four years ago) link
OK, here's an actual video. I found this instrument on a list of words especially beloved by the editors of a particular edition of the Chambers dictionary. Good luck seeing three heckelphones in one place anywhere else but here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBhkaL6z82M
― Calpico Girlfriend (rushomancy), Sunday, 6 October 2019 20:49 (four years ago) link