Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - OT: What music is everyone listening to?

DEAD ROCK N ROLLERS! man that song is terrible

i just downloaded the discography.... the lyrics/vocals are awful, but aside from that its great

********** when I lived in LA I saw almost every Germs gig they ever played (there were not that many) Has anybody seen them w this actor guy who played Darby in the movie? I stopped by their soundcheck at the Continental. Was good to see Lorna and Pat ...but I was unable to make the gig.

umm...the only germs/movie correlation i know is that they were in repo man.

umm...the only germs/movie correlation i know is that they were in repo man.

no.. they have been filming a germs movie off and on for like 2 years. its supposed to hit film festivals this year. the bronx played black flag

********** when I lived in LA I saw almost every Germs gig they ever played (there were not that many) Has anybody seen them w this actor guy who played Darby in the movie? I stopped by their soundcheck at the Continental. Was good to see Lorna and Pat ...but I was unable to make the gig.

i sent a few friends to the "concert" they filmed for the movie in LA. my friends said it was actually a really good gig and they had a blast.

okay, i remember hearing about that now. a friend of mine who lived in l.a. for a bit to record an album told me some story about seeing some really ******** looking dudes, who turned out to be in a movie. now that i think about it, i think it was a germs movie.

umm...the only germs/movie correlation i know is that they were in repo man.

no dudde that was the circle jerks.

The actor who's playing Darby in the upcoming movie got a bunch of Darby's tattoos and everything.

The Germs had a song in the movie "Cruising" also. The track was produced by Jack Nitzsche.

no dudde that was the circle jerks.

huh. maybe you're right. that does sound correct. but so did the germs when i first said it. dammit, i'm looking this **** up now.

No need, they play when the sh*t hits the fan in the lounge.

As for new tunes, http://www.myspace.com/wecanallbefriends

tin hat trio - book of silk
tangerine dream - phaedra
swarrrm - nise kyuseishu domo
struggle - one settler, one bullet: an anthology

nuclear assault - game over
kreator - pleasure to kill
north of america - these songs are cursed

today anyway.

best **** from repo man has to be the plugz being on the soundtrack.
today's picks:
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nuclear assault - game over
kreator - pleasure to kill
north of america - these songs are cursed


Thanks for the props! I'm stoked to be in such awesome company...

As for me...

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I'm making beans for burritos, sipping on a Snow Cap, and listing to this:

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I'm making beans for burritos, sipping on a Snow Cap, and listing to this:


That record is so frigging good. In fact, I think I'm going to listen to it right now.

gotta love the bread and circuits

Now terrifying the cat with Malefaction's Crush the Dream - there's so many punk rock fans here, I don't suppose anyone happens to have their way out of print first album Smothered on cd?

I've heard it's not the grind of their later stuff, but I've never heard it, and I love their extremely heavy and grindy sound while still sounding a bit like the grind hardcore of Benumb, plus some weird melodic bits out of nowhere.

nuclear assault - game over
kreator - pleasure to kill
north of america - these songs are cursed

today anyway.

kreator's playing here in a month or so...with napalm death.

i am so there.

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best **** from repo man has to be the plugz being on the soundtrack.
today's picks:
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direct control, i've never heard anyone talk about them but i picked up a tape of their's like 2 years ago(see-thru green if that helps at all) and that sh*t is pretty excellent.

yeah t hey're awesome.. sounds like the thrash version of gorilla biscuits.

kreator's playing here in a month or so...with napalm death.

i am so there.

Glad you mentioned it, as I probably wouldn't have known they are coming here too unless you did. The new ND (not having heard anything after From Enslavement...) is pretty heavy too, I'll start saving up my empties.

ummm...sorry. that'd be in portland. i have no idea when they'd be there. i hope they are, though.

That record is so frigging good. In fact, I think I'm going to listen to it right now.

Yep. One of my all-time favorites.

Noisex
terrorfakt
guru's jazzmatazz vol.2
limpwrist discography
woodie guthries moses asch recordings
joy division
bauhaus
I' object

xvx
wes

mf doom and devendra banhart. also been listening to alan price....good ****. founding member of the animals.

lol...yea sof5000, jazzmatazz used to be MY SHIET

I bomb atomically. Socrates' philosophies and hypotheses can't define how I be droppin these mockeries; lyrically perform armed robbery.

Inspectah deck is tragically unappreciated.


that classic wu is MUCH appreciated

Top 10 right now:

1. The Meters - new orleans funk... mmmm
2. VSOP Quintet - Live under the sky
3. Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
4. Bela Fleck and flecktones Live @ the Quick - also Bela Fleck and the New Grass Revival (album: Deviation) is a great listen
5. The Roots - The Tipping Point
6. Soul Circus - Victor Wooten's new band is F***ing Sweeeetnesss
7. Del tha Funky Homosapien - Deltron 3030... "Time of Global Unification, Ain't nobody gonna stop us"
9. Phish - A Picture of Nectar... also love the live stuff but this is by far their best studio album
10. Pocket Dwellers - Lifecheck... canadian band but VERY worth checking out!!!


the meters and art blakey!...that's that ol' hot shiet

do make say think, jorge ben, antonio adolfo e a brazuca, bark psychosis, books, woodentops, sweet trip, slowdive, spacemen 3, ween, butttttholllleeee surrffferrrrrrsssssssss

Jorge Ben is dope..
I been listening to this song.. "Carolina Carol Bela"
hotness....trust

Fela never gets played out for me...

still on it...holdin' me down for today is...

TEACHER DON't TEACH ME NONSENSE

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http://rapidshare.de/files/10708737/01_Teacher_Don_t_Teach_Me_Nonsense.mp3.html

headlights - enemies ep

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i have been jamming this all week... apparently the story goes he ate a lot of weed to avoid getting caught, then had to have his **** snuck out so they couldn't test it for the drugs... aka expeensive ****

^^^Fela is great, but only part of a whole afro-beat movement in the 70s and 80s. The best stuff is from Ghana, IMHO. Check out:
--Alex Konadu
--African Brothers
--Joe Mensah
--K. Frimpong & his Cubano Fiestas
--Hi-life international
--The Apagya Show Band

More recently, Ghanaian hiphop (or hiplife, as it is known) can be good (or very, very bad).

Check out Obrafo and Obisiba

Reggae from northern Cote d'Ivoire: Tiken Jah Fakoly.

West African music is the bomb.

i'll check that **** out... i thought fela started afrobeat? or was bob marley status as far as his celebrity?

as I look through my computer playlists, lemme add:
--Honny & the Bees Band
--Gyedu Blay Ambolly & the Stenboofs
--The Sweet Talks
--The Ogyatanaa Show Band
--The Black Star Sound

For Fela, my favorite song of all time is "Fefe Na Efe" (which means in Asante Twi: "it is because of her beauty that a woman holds her breast when she runs, not because the breast will fall to the ground.")

Definatly Bob Marley status. Brilliant, but crossover.

^^^Fela is great, but only part of a whole afro-beat movement in the 70s and 80s. The best stuff is from Ghana, IMHO. Check out:
--Alex Konadu
--African Brothers
--Joe Mensah
--K. Frimpong & his Cubano Fiestas
--Hi-life international
--The Apagya Show Band

More recently, Ghanaian hiphop (or hiplife, as it is known) can be good (or very, very bad).

Check out Obrafo and Obisiba

Reggae from northern Cote d'Ivoire: Tiken Jah Fakoly.

West African music is the bomb.

well, c'mon - Fela really was pretty amazing.

you're right, however, about the astounding output of african music from the 70's and 80's. Rail Band stuff from Mali, Etoile de Dakar from Senegal... a ton of Hi-Life - all that sh*t is amazing. but don't forget about the Ethiopian material either... it's quite different, but equally mind-shattering.

Yeah, the francophone stuff is great, but TOTALLY different. I love that stuff too, though I know less about it. Ethiopian Jazz too. Ever listen to the Ethiopiques?

i meant as far as his celebrity and political clout... wasn't he killed?

Killed by his own misogeny and womanizing: AIDS.

ah.

i was incorrect.

Yeah, the francophone stuff is great, but TOTALLY different. I love that stuff too, though I know less about it. Ethiopian Jazz too. Ever listen to the Ethiopiques?

YES!!! i have nearly the whole catalog up to about disc 15. absolutely fantastic stuff. the singing and the scales involved make the sound pretty unique, but the essential bottom (groove) is similar. trés funky.

YES!!! i have nearly the whole catalog up to about disc 15. absolutely fantastic stuff. the singing and the scales involved make the sound pretty unique, but the essential bottom (groove) is similar. trés funky.

Yeah? I haven't listened to the ethiopiques in a while, and I live in NYC as well. Interested in a CD exchange? I can burn the best of what I got in exchange for the best of what you've got. Interested?

If you're interested in getting into Afrobeat, this compilation is a really good introduction:

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005R62B.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

It's really solid... my favorite might be the track by the Lijadu Sisters.

If you're interested in getting into Afrobeat, this compilation is a really good introduction:

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005R62B.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

It's really solid... my favorite might be the track by the Lijadu Sisters.

that dude's outfit is reason enough to pick up that CD

that's the comp my friend played for me once that i thought was amazing and couldn't remember what it was called. i definitely need to track that down.

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been listening to the arctic monkeys and a 99c-store version of interpol called the editors

Yeah? I haven't listened to the ethiopiques in a while, and I live in NYC as well. Interested in a CD exchange? I can burn the best of what I got in exchange for the best of what you've got. Interested?

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