martha
Blue Crack Supplier
I thought that Antisemitism was all the rage, around these parts...?
Well, since NSW doesn't post anymore, we've all been allowed to run rampant. As usual, it's all his fault.
I thought that Antisemitism was all the rage, around these parts...?
Good GOD, fourth? Amazing stuff, but I'm pretty sure that that borders on torture. I mean...fuck.
Oh, and martha--if I'm actually correct in assuming that you like wailing, drug-addled psych stuff, then you would do well to check out Eternal Tapestry. In order of importance, seek out The Invisible Landscape, Mystic Induction, and then Palace of the Night Skies. If I'm wrong in making that assumption (and I may well be), then ignore this. I feel like you're a post-rock fan who's open to the harder side of things, so that suggests that this could, indeed, be right up your alley. Either way, let me know what you think.
So I finally heard this big Lady Gaga single...that's it? Really?
I feel sorry for people who have to grow up with this shit instead of someone that's actually great at making pop music like Madonna.
Not. Even. Close.
So any of you other senior citizens remember Edie Brickell & New Bohemians' first album?
Never even heard of it, man. What kind of music? I mean, when you say retro-hippie, do you mean Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, or Strawberry Alarm Clock? Or something else entirely? Perhaps Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes (who, by the way, you may very well enjoy; one of my favorite records of the year, so far, their/his From Below)?
Also, I'm not kidding about this Purling Hiss record. It's not for anybody whose favorite Velvet Underground record isn't White Light/White Heat and who doesn't think that the title track plays it WAY too safe/the album doesn't actually get moving until "Sister Ray." These guys are fucking nobodies. I know that it sucks that you can't dl the record, because it's LP only and limited to, like, 250 copies, but check it out. It is indeed worth buying, if this is up your alley:
Purling Hiss on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads
When I heard "Almost Washed My Hair," at Permanent, I simply put down everything I had under my arm and bought it. Immediately. Unbelievably intense. Dude at the counter told me that the album was so skull-fuckingly mastered that the record initially couldn't even be pressed--it would have destroyed the plates, at the plant. They had to take it back and tone it down. That these songs are this band "toned down" both frightens and excites me to NO fucking end. Wow.
I dunno...I see it:
http://www.archivecd.com/shop.htm
I didn't even realize that it was on CD. Bitchin'.