bahaha. temple of the dog is the worst band ever.

Anyway, I bought slowdive - souvlaki again for my girlfriend because she had worn her copy out.

fuck I cannot wait to hit the record stores on saturday!!!!!

my thoughts indeed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjNjJR9jUGo

is that the band with the "im goin hungry, HUNGREEEYYEYEYEY"? the one with eddie fucking vedder and chris fucking cornell in the same fucking shitty band? don't you realize that's the worst band in history? why did you buy that?

Did you pay much for Down in It? I found it used at FYE for 6 bucks a while back and bought it.

Down In It Single (Halo One) - Nine Inch Nails - $3.95
Head Like A Hole Singe (Halo Three) - Nine Inch Nails - $1.45
Fixed (Halo Six) - Nine Inch Nails - $2.45
March of the Pigs (Halo Seven) - Nine Inch Nails - $1.95

Damn I love used book/music/movie stores.

As do I. You can find some real gems at those places, real cheap. But you have to wade through a lot of poorly organized CRAP first..

Just found this one used at FYE at the mall with some friends:


So far its pretty damn good.

vorg vessel - the queen of fish mountain / illuminated by stripes
gareth hardwick - carnations
evpatoria report - golevka

Because I wanted to. Bought it used for like $8, but I can tell already that you all will find that overpriced as well.

Traded my copy of the warriors on dvd for it with my friend.
I won that trade.

finally...



got the original.
yeeeh

Ed Kuepper - Jean Lee and the Yellow Dog
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Striborg - Nefaria/A Tragic Journey Towards the Light

i finally got across to buying it. i had downloaded it, but of course when an album is this good i have to buy it.

I have no Juve. Is this good?

sgt pepper knew my father,


all on vinyl, except for TV on the Radio

I got onoe more album, a LP compilation with borbetomagus and sonic youth and other bands but I cannot remember the name of it

TV on the radio
Elbow
Glasvegas
Deerhoof

Its deffinitley his best. Classic southern rap, but it is a rather predictable cash money outing. Manny Fresh's production is as usual spot on.
Really, if you've liked juve's appearances in other songs, than you will most likely enjoy this one.
Its deffinitley a classic, I'd reccomend it.

Margot & the Nuclear So & So's - Not Animal


Fucking amazing. Best release of the year so far, in my opinion.

Animal! is supposed to be even better, but it's only on vinyl.



Too bad vinyl sucks.

what kind of music is that? the cover lookjs like coco rosie foppery

:eek: :eek: :eek:

Just won this on ebay.

Wow. You won it? You didn't have to pay?

Ed Kuepper - Black Ticket Day

Zing!
Well to be more accurate it was buy it now.
Still out of print/ a nice snag

happy as fuck, that I finally got a real copy (hopefully it will arrive tomorrow)

Just arrived in the mail, a shitload of amazing Noise vinyl. I usually don't buy much of this stuff but these all came highly reccomended by Volcanic Tongues, a site I find only second to Blastitude for reccomendations for Noise, Drone, wierd Folk, Psych, etc...

Tunnel Canary-Jihad 1974-84 Double LP; Amazing and underrated Canadian band from late 70s/early 90s. They filtered Mars-esque guitar Punk-Noise and Throbbing Gristle inspired Synths and Electronics to give it that Dark Industrial Squall. Very dark and heavy music even by today's standards. David Keenan/Volcanic Tongues said this about the band, "a music that would combine a fractured approach to sound collage with a ferocious take on improvised noise and psychedelia. The sound is dominated by Ziron’s incredible vocals, perfectly pitched between the furies of Adris Hoyos of Harry Pussy and Junko of Hijokaidan, leaping from machine gun barracking to high, feedback-style post-tongue wipe-outs. The actual sonics are some of the most a-musical - though rock focussed - sounds I�ve ever heard on a recording from this time period, barely coalescing from a constantly shifting bed of electronics, single bass notes (that almost never imply rhythms) and sudden explosions of sheet metal guitar� this deluxe retrospective gathers their one major ‘recording’ from the time, a collaged piece take from portastudio recordings originally entitled “Erdang” that appeared on the cassette compilation “Stitching Small Tears”. I can't really describe it better.

Junko and Mattin-S/T LP; Junko is known from Hijokaidan, and Mattin is from European Avant Punk Nihilists Billy Bao. A very unlikely yet bery inspipred collaborations from two Noise psychos; one a legend of the genre who has been destroying ears since the early 80s, and one who is just starting to pulverize the world through his unique sonic vision. Very simple recording. Junk proviides his fractured, noisey howl and Mattin gives us squealing electronics and guitar. I really like this.

The Skaters-Pysicialities of the Sensibilities of Ingredential Stairways; More Amazing Sonically Assaulting Space-Psych Noise from the logical heirs to Sun Ra's throne.

awesome

and

also

On ebay:

(a complete set of the 5 "da drought is over" mixtapes)

In New York:

On Vinyl:

Flower Travellin' Band - Satori


Silver Jews - American Water


Rapeman - Two Nuns and a Pack Mule


TV on the Radio - Dear Science

On CD:

Les Rallizes Denudes - Live March 1977 (2CD)


Takehisa Kosugi - Catch-Wave


The Modern Lovers - s/t

Brian Eno - Before and After Science


Yo La Tengo - Painful


Miles Davis - The Complete 1964 Concert: My Funny Valentine + Four & More (2CD)

Wayne Shorter - Footprints Live!


Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane - At Carnegie Hall


Lou Reed, Laurie Anderson and John Zorn - Live at The Stone (bought at The Stone, following one of the best gigs of my life, a performance by Trevor Dunn, Enzo Zirilli and Robert Sudduth)


Now I just need the time to listen to them all...

^^^the Silver Jews, Yo La and Rapeman are great, + it's sexy wax!!! good job dude.
I hear the last improv thingy with Lou Reed is a killer also.