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The Chariot -- goldman demo 2004

"My Kitchen is Tianament Square" 1-speed bike
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"Stumble then rise on some akward morining" Silver Mt. Zion

"Stumble then rise on some akward morining" Silver Mt. Zion

Good ****!

So far today:

Against Me! - Jordan's First Choice 7"
Evergreen - These Last Days 7"
From Ashes Rise - Concrete and Steel 12"
Defiance, Ohio - Demo (MP3s)

And the last mixtape I made:

A:
Sheryl's Magnetic Aura - Like You Mean It
Friction - Split
Jawbreaker - Jinx Removing
CaP'n Jazz - In the Clear
The 101 - Never In
Kolya - The Story Becomes the Vehicle
Funeral Diner - Syncope
Raein - New Day Scenario
Envy - A Cradle of Arguments and Anxiousness
Bright Calm Blue - Black is Burning
Portraits of Past - Snicker Snicker

B:
Indian Summer - Reflections on Milkweed
Plunger - Swallowtale
Moss Icon - Memorial
Sinaloa - Ancestry is Relative
The Pine - Wearing Thin
Die, Emperor! Die! - December Stars (Could Never Match Your Eyes)
Embassy - Training Wheels
Evergreen - Freight Trains and Windsongs
September - Scattered Blue Light

norma jean - bless the martyr, kiss the child

word.

Jimi Hendrix ~ Electric Ladyland

Superunknown ~ Soundgarden

The Chariotmy favorite act at the moment.
goldman demo 2004what's it all about?

OK Computer ~ Radiohead

RJD2 - The Horror

Out of the Shadow~Rogue Wave

Sissor Sisters. Great album.

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing

Brian Setzer Orchestra ~ Vavoom

Ive warn out my kids bop 7 CD and now Im listening to talking heads :)
Jar

Mannequin - Music Is Done

Grunge ain't done.

How to dismantle an atomic bomb - u2

4 months from today ill be in dublin seeing them live.. ahhhh, good times

Dispatch- All Points Bulletin

Today was Dick Dale and Lords of Acids.

Chuck Berry ~ 20th Century Masters

This thread is getting boring so lets start talking about music instead of just saying what we like.

So... Two cool things


Dispatch- All Points Bulletin
All of Dispatch went to my High School. The singer came back to homecomming and gave my friend some rolling paper. Idk, its just sort of cool.

And... If anyone here is into Ska (Essentialy Punk Rock with Horns) I'm opening for the band Catch 22 tomarow night. They are one of if not the greatest (modern) ska bands ever, and a huge gig. Its the first band I am opening for that a number of people knew about before I told them.
Here are two links to free downloads at amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/artist/-/digital-music/39752/ref=m_art_sn_fd/102-4500667-2480908
if it doesn't work: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/artist/glance/-/39752/ref=pd_ap_sr/102-4500667-2480908

Any Way... Music I'm listening to right now:
Catch 22
The Clash
AC/DC
Hendrix
Jethro Tull
The Band
Nirvana

Comments?

Rainer Maria-A Better Version of Me

Brian Setzer Orchestra ~ Boogie Woogie Christmas

Prg146 - ska has always been more than 'punk with horns.' That being said:
Toots and the Maytals
Desmond Dekker
Trojan Box set

no punk, all ska.
And Catch 22 is a great band too, so they are up next.

Neil Young - Look Out For My Love

Comes A Time LP is spinning.

David Allen Coe - Willie, Waylon, and Me

Mates of State-My Solo Project

Funeral Diner / Nexus Six split 12", which just came to the door.

']Prg146 - ska has always been more than 'punk with horns.' That being said:
Toots and the Maytals
Desmond Dekker
Trojan Box set

no punk, all ska.
And Catch 22 is a great band too, so they are up next.

I'm talking about the 90s (97?) ska revival... better ska (imo) from earlier that is much diffrent from punk with horns, I was just describing the band in way that everyone would understand.

added:
2 hrs untill I go and play. Figured out it has been decided i'm playing the alto sax (could have been keyboard, 12string guitar, or a woodwind of some sort) with a my friends rock band. This is huge because we are the only opening band when there are sometimes as many as six. I'll let you guys know how it goes.

joshua redman - elastic

brian blade positively kills it on this recording.
are there any jazz drummers on this forum? i'd love to talk cymbals with you... 'how about those agop tony williams rides, eh? yeah, a bit too heavy for my taste as well. a thin signature? hmm, how many grams? 2879??!! you call that thin? oh, a twenty four. only with three cluster rivets, my man.'

']Prg146 - ska has always been more than 'punk with horns.'

I think the ability to take a trumpeter, or even a horn section, out of its traditional context and into something a with a little more, shall we say, boogie, is incredibly admirable. At least in my book. I may be on a slightly different page, though, right now. I'm going to put some Chicago on.

Foo Fighters ~ Foo Fighters

Today I started a new playlist in iTunes for stuff that reminds me of high school...

Funeral~The Arcade Fire

Heart breaks got backbeat ~ 6 going on 7. It is a really great cd of a local band in boston area i think.

Blood Sugar Sex Magik ~ Red Hot Chili Peppers. I think that album kicks ass

Jim Croce ~ The Very Best Of

Mississippi Fred McDowell ~ Long Way From Home

succour compilation

Hawke :Namaquadisco. (Gavin Hardkiss)
Bran Van 3000 :Glee.

I'm talking about the 90s (97?) ska revival... better ska (imo) from earlier that is much diffrent from punk with horns, I was just describing the band in way that everyone would understand.

3rd wave ska, I believe it's called?


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3rd wave ska, I believe it's called?


ng
Could be... Anyway, the show was amazing, they had so much more energy when playing live than anyone I have ever seen before.

Fugazi - The Argument

The Stranglers-- Rattus Norvegicus IV

Today:

Against Me! - Jordan's First Choice 7"
The Pine - Homeless Life 7"
The Promise Ring - Falsetto Keeps Time 7"
The Promise Ring / Texas is the Reason 7"
The 101 - Green Street 12"
The Pine - Lead Blocks for Feet 12"
Portraits of Past - 0100101110100011100100100 12"
The Promise Ring - Thirty Degrees Everywhere 12"

The Stranglers-- Rattus Norvegicus IV

Very talented band...loved them.
The Gospel according to the meninblack is very cool.
Feline was composed around the waltz I think..beautiful sounding album.

i pulled out the LP's II & IV recently. brings me back to college. i think they were all college educated, with biology and chemistry degrees >> and their music and lyrics reflected it to an extent.

just like my new found jam band, Umphrey's McGee. they are all Notre Dame grad's.

311- Grassroots

miles davis - nefertiti

quite possibly my favorite tony williams recording. the ride cymbal he played on this album will go down in jazz history; i believe it's also the ride agop referenced for the tony williams reissue, which isn't out yet. i've heard the prototypes... they are thinner than the production models are to be, but damn.

Pink Floyd ~ Dark Side of the Moon

Strokes - Room on Fire
Interpol - Turn on...
Underdog - Vanishing Point
CroMags - Age of Quarrel
Killing Time/Raw Deal - (various)
It's a "feeling Chicago, hearing New York" kind of day

Agnostic Front ~ Dead Yuppies