anywayz...

nocturnal projections - nerve ends in power lines
pharaoh sanders - black unity
crescent - electronic sound constructions
gyume tibetan monks - tantric harmonics
kazumoto endo - while you were out
henri chopin - cantata for two farts & co.
massimo toniutti - il museo selvatico
fis - from patterns to details
lars-gunnar bodin - clouds
yoshi wada - earth horns with electronic drone
misha mengelberg, peter brötzmann, evan parker, peter bennink, paul rutherford, derek bailey, han bennink - groupcomposing
flying saucer attack - peel session
kaoru abe - 木曜日の夜 1972
skullflower - last shot at heaven
greg kelley / jason lescalleet - forlorn green
annea lockwood - early works

jeez man, I have to google everything in that list besides maybe five or six. don't you get loose with something a tad bit more popular sometimes? I always do this with yr list. Japanese dude who?

ok, yeah, some jazz dudes, flying saucer, liars, skullflower and whaaat?

Dude.. Not "Liars" ... Lars-Gunnar Bodin.

I'm torn on this one. On one hand I feel like saying if you have to Google Bodin, then I banish thee from any further discussions pertaining to electronic music ;)
On the other hand, I want to tell you to get the hell out there and listen to Clouds and En Face, like now.

easy listening this evening, no comment needed

 

 

green light's apparently bumping some fire.

Julia Holter — Live Recordings

the doors - waiting for the sun

listen to it around dusk every night for about a month.

or you can rock out to Smash Mouth or Alien Ant Farm. with a dash of 311 while slamming yr friends mom.

im just upset and heartbroken nobody got my Kids in the Hall reference. now im not going to sleep tonight. yelling at what I imagine are your faces while really yelling at the refrigerator.:mad:


as much as I loathe and hate most of those 90's post grunge hack bands, I have to say that I enjoy a couple of 3 Doors Down songs. it's redneck rock at it's best but they were quite the songwriters. the one about superman kryptonite and it's not my time. good songs. that puddle of mud band had a good song that I hated but kinda like now. blurry or whatever. it's all like a conservative pearl jam. hunting, fishing, beating meth girlfriend and voting republican getting ugly tattoos on pale skin . good people, good food, and good times.

This?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_Wxr2awac8

It's from Bruce McColluch's solo album. Not the Kids. I think that's why no one licked your buttonhole.

Shit. Listening to that album now. "Our Love," Eraserhead," and perhaps the greatest love epic of all time, "Lift Me Up." Good stuff.

Jay Z and Yeezy - "Primetime"

One of the unheralded gems from Watch the Throne. Nobody talks about this song, but it's one of the best things either artist has ever been attached to.

Dude, PLEASE, we already know you're a nerd, you don't need to "accentuate it", as you told us — knock it off and just call the fucking guy Kanye West!

Hah!

Next time.

90's revival

 

 

 

 

Chubby Wolf.

ha! that'll work too. no, it really was from a Kids sketch. shit will always crack me up.

if you could only replace Rated R with S/t it would make it all right. everything is going to be all right.

Beck - it's like Wow! best thing he's done in years but, I really loved the world pre Merriweather Post Pavilion.

Pre what now?




;)

http://ihatemusic.noquam.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=10097

Michael Pisaro/Reinier van Houdt - the earth and the sky

very melancholy, tenuous. lot of decay