[choc e-Claire]

Drop Nineteens - Your Aquarium EP

[Savage Clone]

Originally Posted by choc e-Claire

Drop Nineteens - Your Aquarium EP

I saw them in 1991 or 92. Excellent show, super nice people too.

[dirty bunny]

I've been listening to a little more Grizzly Bear. I can't seem to stop listening to "Knife"- that song just does something to me.

But I'm also listening to Yellow House and selected other songs.

[choc e-Claire]

 

[Genteel Death]

 

Camping Sex - 1914!
https://campingsex.bandcamp.com/releases

[pony]

 

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

 

Probably a top 10 of all time album for me, and easily my favorite from Helmet.

[Genteel Death]

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp8KqXyL_cU

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

 

[Antagon]

Originally Posted by Genteel Death

 

Camping Sex - 1914!
https://campingsex.bandcamp.com/releases

That's cool. "Guten Morgen" is a killer tune.

[Antagon]

 

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by pony

 

Majestic album. By the way, if you don't have this one:

Lucinda Williams 1981-10-04 Live on Texas Music Radio KUT-FM, Austin, TX - EARLY Lucinda!

You NEED it! It's been released on vinyl but it's an unofficial release and nobody should profit from it (other than Lu, if she decides to make it legit). If you don't have a Dime account I'll post it on the bootlegs thread.

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by _tunic_

good stuff.
according to the liner notes it features Kim Gordon, but don't know how and where

Really? Where, man? It's a compilation and I'm familiar with all those recordings; unless there's a new version, I don't think Kim's in there.

Previously, "Chase" featured Kim, Lee and T, of course. (Wait, was Steve there too? Gotta check when I get home... )

[Savage Clone]

I went to a Lucinda Williams show once. It was one of the most singularly painful experiences of my entire existence.

[dirty bunny]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

I went to a Lucinda Williams show once. It was one of the most singularly painful experiences of my entire existence.

Ouch! Tell us more. Was it her singing? Performance? Attitude?


I'm listening to The Manic Street Preachers TIMTTMY

[Genteel Death]

Originally Posted by Antagon

That's cool. "Guten Morgen" is a killer tune.

Yes, that's a standout track on the album. I got into this band because Thurston once mentioned them on an interview.

[Genteel Death]

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aKe0NygUqE
Each track on Rhizosphere inhabits its own mini-universe sonically and emotionally. The range of moods traversed is stunning. The only other human being on Rhizosphere is drummer François Auger, who accompanies Pinhas on the title track. The escalating arc of its 18-minute run plays like a moonbound rocket-trip, with pulsing synth and roaming percussion made all the more otherworldly by the decision to filter Auger's cymbals through an AKS modular synthesizer. - Forced Exposure

[Savage Clone]

I lucked into a copy of that about 10 years back. It's a great one. Pinhas in general provides quite a deep and rewarding rabbit hole.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by dirty bunny

I'm listening to The Manic Street Preachers TIMTTMY

Oh, I can not fuck with that record. It sounds like The Verve playing in the style of Elton John to me.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

I went to a Lucinda Williams show once. It was one of the most singularly painful experiences of my entire existence.

Wow. Weird.

One time I saw Cat Power and she sucked so much I’m pretty sure she was asked to leave the stage. I can’t remember what the show was exactly, but she was opening for someone — maybe Sleater-Kiney? — and she seemed drunk and just fucked off through like three songs, at least one of which was a cover, and then left after someone popped out to whisper in her ear.

I’d say that was painful. At the time I was very into Cat Power and was pumped to see her live. Didn’t expect her to sound like an actual cat. I was supper pissed at what a waste of time it had been.