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Buzzcocks -- Singles Going Steady. "Classic" 70s British punk. So good, and you can hear from whence those hollow ripoffs Franz Ferdinand stole their best riffs. Bah. Rock is the dragon that eats its own tail.

Reverend Horton Heat - Holly Roller
Sepultera - Chaos AD
NoMeansNo - Dance of the Headless Bourgoisie

Out of Order - Survival of the Fittest
Effigies - Remains Nonviewable
Chicago punk/hardcore from the 80s....ahhhhh, that's better

hollow ripoffs Franz Ferdinand stole their best riffs.
well said. Same goes for the Kinks and how FF sounds strkingly familiar to some of the Kinks works.FF is right on track for "Flash in the Pan" status. But their music is still catchy...must be the derivations.

Killing Joke - Extremeties, Dirt, and Various Repressed Emotions

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds--Murder Ballads

Buzzcocks -- Singles Going Steady. "Classic" 70s British punk. So good, and you can hear from whence those hollow ripoffs Franz Ferdinand stole their best riffs. Bah. Rock is the dragon that eats its own tail.

YES!!! - SGS is by far the one to listen to if you want a good representation of what Buzzcocks are about - lately I've been doing TTT (trade test transmissions)

The Sea & Cake--Glass

The Hellacopters: By the Grace of God

Cat Power--You are Free

Peel Slowly and See ~ The Velvet Underground

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

Currently reviewing and editing my many, many mixes in iTunes.

Frank Zappa - Chunga's Revenge and Hot Rats

Pavement: Slanted and Enchanted

Reverend Horton Heat - It's Martini Time
Have a good weekend everybody!

Didgin the Dirt ~ Tribal Trance

Laugh if you will, but it's a decent album.

Didgin the Dirt ~ Tribal Trance

Laugh if you will, but it's a decent album.

I don't know why, but I am snickering.

Well, because it's tribal trance - a combination of two generally laughable genres outside the few artists that actually do something good and original.

My Scrapbook of Fatal Accidents ~ Jawbox

Superchunk: Tossing Seeds

Waco Brothers - Do You Think About Me?

I'm Only Happy When it Rains ~ Garbage

I had forgotten about this song. Sounds better than ever.

And now....

Siamese Dream ~ Smashing Pumpkins

Crosby, Stills and Nash-Their eponymous first album. This was the first album I ever owned, a present from my uncle and erstwhile aunt when I was a wee lad. I sold off all my vinyl years ago, but had to have this on CD. It's a damn fine album and holds up with age. C, S, and N (along with Neil Young) in their various iterations, have made a lot of good music through the years and some that was pathetically bad. Their first gig was at Woodstock. They are true rock and roll survivors. For all that and all that, their first album was as good as any that came after.

Good stuff for a mellow night.

In Utero ~ Nirvana

I sold off all my vinyl years ago.
So sorry to hear about your loss. My condolences...

Nico ~ Blind Melon

Heaven's A Lie-Lacuna Coil

Radio K (http://radiok.org)

Iron & Wine: The Sea & The Rhythm
Uncle Tupelo: Anodyne
Kings of Convenience: "Misread" 7"

Tears Roll Down: Greatest Hits 82-92

Artist: Tears For Fears
Released: 1992 year
Label: Polygram Records

syd barrett - the madcap laughs

Hammers of Misfortune ....interrrresting - I'll probably get the second one too.

Saul Williams -- Amythest Rock Star

Today:
Bob Schneider - Lonelyland
Jonah Smith - Beneath the Underdog
Nina Hagen - Fearless
Big Brother and the Holding Company w/ Janis Joplin - Cheap Thrills
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Blue Hawaiians - Savage Night

Kings of Convenience: Quiet Is the New Loud

The Innocence Mission - Glow

GBV - Mag Earwhig

Jesus Lizard--Bang

']GBV - Mag Earwhig


They have a new one out, the last one. Saw it yesterday at Virgin Megastore.

yeah...been contemplating it.

They have a new one out, the last one. Saw it yesterday at Virgin Megastore.

Don't they release a new album every month? Treehouse Records basically has a reserved spot in the window which is always filled with the latest GBV poster.

George Michael - Patience (esp. tracks 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, and 11)

Tiger Army III
SR71 - Now you See Inside
Ramones Mania

Don't they release a new album every month? Treehouse Records basically has a reserved spot in the window which is always filled with the latest GBV poster.
GBV is calling it quits:
http://www.gbv.com/GBVNews.html
"Half Smile Full Tracks
Here is the final track listing for GBV's next and last release Half Smiles of the Decomposed. The album is due out August 24th on Matador."

This morning I was flashing back to some proto-hair metal with The Sweet: Greatest Hits. I saw these guys in concert a zillion years ago. Hearing "Ballroom Blitz" in a current car commercial is kind of a kick.

Now I'm doing the heartland rock with small-town boy, John Mellencamp: The Best I Could Do. Great title for a greatest hits collection.



So sorry to hear about your loss. My condolences...

No condolences necessary, Randy, I've replaced my favorites with CDs. I'm that rare creature who prefers CDs to vinyl LPs. I think the difference in sound quality is minimal and frankly, I don't miss the surface hiss, crackling, dust pops and scratches that LPs were prone to.

If I had a hermetically sealed room full of $uper $pendy hi-fi equipment to listen on, I might miss my LPs. As it is, I prefer the more durable, and easily reproducible CD.

if you like the allison krauss, you might like gillian welch and damien rice as well, I sure do. Another very telented and not well known artist is paul cererri (sp?). I'm really into indie music too, the pixies, built to spill, and especially modest mouse and ween. Amazing stuff.

Azure Ray--Burn and Shiver :boohoohoo:

Azure Ray--Burn and Shiver :boohoohoo:

that will make you cry, they're great though...

Currently Dntel

that will make you cry, they're great though...

Currently Dntel

agreed. beautiful music.

Currently... Arab Strap--Monday at the Hug & Pint

Col. Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit