Don't encourage the insipidity.

The insipidity? You think I'm ambivalent about the music/whatever I write about? That I'm just churning out words I don't believe in? Really?

Never mind. I don't care.

@p_green: Not sure what you want me to say about Not Waving. Since I've already talked about it, why don't you say some things about the album? Or ask me questions I can answer without making Soup Nazi right about something.

It's a kickass morhetfucking industrial dance album. Takes me back to '94 a bit. Why, did you pick up Animals?

Surf Rock is Dead.

http://dictionary.reference.com/brow...src=ref&ch=dic

"Lacking in vigor or interest" - New Oxford American Dictionary

Why you trying to argue? Why you tryin' to act like I don't know my word meanings huh brah? Why are you trying to start beef anyway?

Anyway, this is what I thought you were getting at. Thought you were saying I was uninterested in the things I write and think. But if you think I'm dull or whatever, once again, I do not care.

Surf rock has been dead. fucking glad about it too.

I kinda like it. I'm not into the whole 1960's beach scene thing... but I like Dick Dale. I think surf rock contributed a lot to the sounds of 1980's new wave/punk groups. There's something classic about it.

But yeah it's dead as hell, and I don't see or hear anyone arguing otherwise.

Nobody.

Hah, I don't know actually. I saw them live once, but never really got into them. I don't own any of their albums, which is really kind of saying something.

https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/ashley-paul-041015-dl/

HOO-WAH! I LOVE Ashley Paul. Heat Source was one of my favorite albums of 2014. Never seen her on Dime or anything, though — I'm certainly downloading this goody.

Oh, CRAP, they don't take PayPal? Goddammit...
:mad:

Yellow Swans - Being There

Revolver rules.

Rubber Soul rules too. But Revolver's better. Fuck that's a crazy album for that era. That was such a turning point for popular music.

A grateful dead show. 1972. Specifically jack straw

Serious candidate for best box set in the history of EVERYTHING.

Again.

Took a break for about a week so it wouldn't get old, and to listen to the new Kendrick and Big Ups and Bas and whatnot. But I've listened to it every day this week from beginning to end.

I'm just unable to shake the highlights from this album. "Famous" and "30 Hours" and "Real Friends" and "No more parties in LA" and "Fade"'and "Wolves" and "Feedback" and "Ultralight Beam" and "Father stretch my hands" ... I realize that's most of the songs, but they all just kill me. That new Kendrick is ridiculously dope, but it doesn't take me to the euphoric highs or melancholy, nostalgic lows of this project.