I'm going to see Ha Ha Tonka at the 7th Street Entry on Wednesday. Anyone else?
28 thoughts on “Friday Music Day: Oct 18, 2013”
1. Complex -- Gary Numan -- The Pleasure Principle
2. Cigarette Tricks -- Guided By Voices -- Alien Lanes
3. Cupid's Trick -- Elliott Smith -- Either/Or
4. I Don't Care -- Black Flag -- Black Flag
5. Some Drilling Implied -- Guided By Voices -- Propeller
6. Jesus Built My Hotrod -- Ministry -- Psalm 69
7. Without A Struggle -- Golden Smog -- Blood On The Slacks
8. So Long, Marianne -- Leonard Cohen -- The Essential Leonard Cohen
9. Holiday in the Sun -- Sex Pistols -- Never Mind the Bollacks
10. Engine 143 -- The Carter Family -- Anthology of American Folk Music
B1. Chinese Rocks -- The Heartbreakers -- No Thanks! The '70's Punk Rebellion
B2. Bonzo Goes To Bitburg -- The Ramones -- Mania
#2 is 19 seconds long making it the 8th shortest song in my collection.
the shortest song on my player is 0:43 long. 'Introduction' by The Kinks off the Lola album. Its just basically a banjo playing a tune, which cycles back on the final song 'Got To Be Free'
"Absolute Elsewhere" by Coil, off the "How to Destroy Angels" CD. Two seconds of silence, replicating the empty lock-grooves of the B-side of the vinyl.
I've got 98 tracks from Ryoji Ikeda's "20' to 2000" entry, Variations For Modulated 440Hz Sinewaves, which are 12 second each. To make the EP fit the 20-minute goal of the series, track 99 is 24 second.
20 songs under 30 second on my i-pod. Four are between songs patter, 3 are from The Who's Tommy, 4 are GBV, 2 from Paul's Boutique and 2 Pavement.
Untitled - 0:11 - Beat Happening - Beat Happening
Ask For Janice - 0:11 - Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Miracle Cure - 0:12 - The Who - The Who's Tommy
Sentinel - 0:14 - Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Freebird - 0:16 - The Handsome Family - Live at Schuba's Tavern
None Of The Regular Rules Were True... - 0:17 - Trip Shakespeare - Lulu
The Good Toothpicks - 0:18 - The Handsome Family - Live at Schuba's Tavern
Cigarette Tricks - 0:19 - Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes
Hit0:23 - Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes
5-Piece Chicken Dinner - 0:23 - Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Hit 0:23 - Guided By Voices - Human Amusements At Hourly Rates
Her Majesty - 0:23 - The Beatles - Abbey Road
Bony Bread - 0:24 - The Handsome Family - Live at Schuba's Tavern
There's A Doctor - 0:24 - The Who - The Who's Tommy
Do You Think It's Alright? - 0:25 - The Who - The Who's Tommy
Sordid 0:28 - Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Field Day For The Sundays - 0:28 Wire - Pink Flag
Sugar Mountain Intro [Live] - 0:29 - Neil Young - Sugar Mountain Live At Canterbury House 1968
Gold Hick - 0:30 - Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes
Punch Drunk - 0:30 - Hüsker Dü - Everything Falls Apart And More
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* Oil in this Heart - Dolfish - Your Love is Bummin' Me Out
* Bloodflowers - The Cure - Bloodflowers
* In the Cold, Cold Night - The White Stripes - Elephant
* Get On Top - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication
* Heavy Chevy - Alabama Shakes - Boys & Girls
* Boom! - System of a Down - Steal This Album!
* Pictures of You - The Cure - Disintegration
* Organic Shadows - Meshuggah - Nothing
* Coda Maestoso in F (Flat) Minor - Earth - Hibernaculum
* Kill Caustic - AFI - Decemberunderground
'Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)' - Sponge Wax Ecstatic
'Wonderwall' - Oasis (Whats the Story) Morning Glory?
'Middle of the Road' - The Pretenders Learning to Crawl
'Heavy Bells' - J Roddy Walston & The Business Essential Tremors
'Little Talks' - Of Monsters and Men Into the Woods EP
'Learn to Fly' - Foo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to Lose
'Get Lucky' - Daft Punk
'Mother' - Danzig Danzig
'Sweet Child O Mine' - Guns N Roses Appetite For Destruction
'In Bloom' - Nirvana Nevermind
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01. Testament - "Disciples of the Watch", The New Order
02. Iced Earth - "Waterloo", The Glorious Burden
03. Darkest Hour - "The Sadist Nation", Dead to Fall
04. Melechesh - "Deluge of Delusional Dreams", Emissaries
05. Vader - "Wolftribe", Revelations
06. Dysrhythmia - "Psychich Desolation", No Interference
07. Megadeth - "Symphony of Destruction", Countdown to Extinction
08. Primordial - "The Calling", Spirit the Earth Aflame
09. Running Wild - "Evil Spirit", Branded and Exiled
10. Kreator - "Your Heaven, My Hell", Phantom Antichrist
"Symphony of Destruction" is one of those songs that if it had come to my attention when I had some allowance saved, might have pushed me down the metal pathway. I loved that song, but never took the step to actually purchase it. Similar story for several Metallica albums.
I never knew who sang this...always thought it was something from a Metallica album that I didn't own. I was getting into grunge in '93 so heavy/thrash metal didn't get explored.
Listening to The Lens lately; they're an instrumental new age/shoegazer/prog thing, and nice background for work.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcRkl_HmCCU
Hi folks.
01. iceage - "Awake" from You're Nothing
02. A$AP Ferg - "Cocaine Castle" from Trap Lord
03. Kurt Vile - "Never Run Away" from Walkin on a Pretty Daze
04. Obits - "Receptor" from Beds & Bugs
05. Disappears - "Power" from Era
06. Earl Sweatshirt ft. Vince Staples - "Centurion" from Doris
07. California X - "Pond Rot" from California X
08. Gucci Mane ft. Chief Keef - "Darker" from Trap House III
09. Forest Swords - "The Plumes" from Engravings
10. Pissed Jeans - "Vain in Costume" from Honeys
BT. Danny Brown ft. Freddie Gibbs - "The Return" from Old
Took the day off. (I don't work on my birthday.) Full iTunes library and I didn't even have to remove any bird songs or EAR music.
1. Einstürzende Neubauten “Was Ist Ist (Kreidler Mix)” Ende Neu Remixes
2. Luomo “Talk In Danger” The Present Lover
3. Tricky “Ghetto Youth” Christiansands
4. James Brown “Santa Claus Go Straight To The Ghetto” I Wrapped It Myself
5. Plastikman “Outbak” Musik
6. Retribution Gospel Choir “Workin' Hard” 2
7. Arrested Development “Blues Happy” 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days In The Life Of...
8. Mark Kozelek “Trailways” Find Me, Ruben Olivares (Live In Spain)
9. Rocky Votolato “Fragments” True Devotion
T. Johnny Cash “I Hung My Head” American IV: The Man Comes Around
That Arrested Development cassette was among my first purchases, read an article about them in some music magazine for kids, then saw the tape in the local store. This was back when I was still an easy mark for advertising like that.
/off to read pitchfork
//off to buy new Sleigh Bells album
They did a great "Tennessee" on SNL back in the day
I bought that tape because of Tennessee.
The singles were all very good.
Well, "Tennessee", "People Everyday", and "Mr. Wendall".
I ended up on their fan list (because it was free) and ended up buying the likewise-minded but much less good album from Gumbo.
Got the "lost" Patty Griffin lp that was recorded back in 2000 but just saw it's official bow this month. Label mergers and clueless suits deemed it wasn't worthy of release. Thankfully, that wrong has been righted. Herewith the ferociously rocking title cut.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA5Px0HefNA
The first I heard of Patty Griffin was a promo EP for Silver Bell, which I got at the Electric Fetus and which I gifted to EAR when she was EAP. I said "I think you will like this". She sure did.
I used the internet years ago to get some purported version of the album, but I should get the real release now.
Yep. That song rocked.
Anyone ever listen to any digital hardcore?
Earlier this week, Low's Twitter linked to something from Alec Empire, and the youngest two really enjoyed it.
I don't have much stuff, as I got tired of the sound halfway through whatever it was I listened to.
Looking for some things that I won't mind the girls hearing, so things like the ATR/Slayer collab "No Remorse/I Want to Die" is out.
Or even just the screaminess of, say, "Deutschland Has Gotta Die" is out, too. (I don't know what those lyrics are.)
I just played LBR some EC8OR. Maybe that's not what I'm looking for, maybe more just drill'n'bass like Plug or early Squarepusher.
I went down to the basement, pulled out Big Loada
As soon as "Come on My Selector" starts, LBR's eyes open big and she starts nodding her head.
Then she took the teal jelly looking pacifier from a doll and put it in her own mouth. She's a raver at 20 months!
1. Complex -- Gary Numan -- The Pleasure Principle
2. Cigarette Tricks -- Guided By Voices -- Alien Lanes
3. Cupid's Trick -- Elliott Smith -- Either/Or
4. I Don't Care -- Black Flag -- Black Flag
5. Some Drilling Implied -- Guided By Voices -- Propeller
6. Jesus Built My Hotrod -- Ministry -- Psalm 69
7. Without A Struggle -- Golden Smog -- Blood On The Slacks
8. So Long, Marianne -- Leonard Cohen -- The Essential Leonard Cohen
9. Holiday in the Sun -- Sex Pistols -- Never Mind the Bollacks
10. Engine 143 -- The Carter Family -- Anthology of American Folk Music
B1. Chinese Rocks -- The Heartbreakers -- No Thanks! The '70's Punk Rebellion
B2. Bonzo Goes To Bitburg -- The Ramones -- Mania
#2 is 19 seconds long making it the 8th shortest song in my collection.
the shortest song on my player is 0:43 long. 'Introduction' by The Kinks off the Lola album. Its just basically a banjo playing a tune, which cycles back on the final song 'Got To Be Free'
"Absolute Elsewhere" by Coil, off the "How to Destroy Angels" CD. Two seconds of silence, replicating the empty lock-grooves of the B-side of the vinyl.
I've got 98 tracks from Ryoji Ikeda's "20' to 2000" entry, Variations For Modulated 440Hz Sinewaves, which are 12 second each. To make the EP fit the 20-minute goal of the series, track 99 is 24 second.
20 songs under 30 second on my i-pod. Four are between songs patter, 3 are from The Who's Tommy, 4 are GBV, 2 from Paul's Boutique and 2 Pavement.
Untitled - 0:11 - Beat Happening - Beat Happening
Ask For Janice - 0:11 - Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Miracle Cure - 0:12 - The Who - The Who's Tommy
Sentinel - 0:14 - Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Freebird - 0:16 - The Handsome Family - Live at Schuba's Tavern
None Of The Regular Rules Were True... - 0:17 - Trip Shakespeare - Lulu
The Good Toothpicks - 0:18 - The Handsome Family - Live at Schuba's Tavern
Cigarette Tricks - 0:19 - Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes
Hit0:23 - Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes
5-Piece Chicken Dinner - 0:23 - Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Hit 0:23 - Guided By Voices - Human Amusements At Hourly Rates
Her Majesty - 0:23 - The Beatles - Abbey Road
Bony Bread - 0:24 - The Handsome Family - Live at Schuba's Tavern
There's A Doctor - 0:24 - The Who - The Who's Tommy
Do You Think It's Alright? - 0:25 - The Who - The Who's Tommy
Sordid 0:28 - Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Field Day For The Sundays - 0:28 Wire - Pink Flag
Sugar Mountain Intro [Live] - 0:29 - Neil Young - Sugar Mountain Live At Canterbury House 1968
Gold Hick - 0:30 - Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes
Punch Drunk - 0:30 - Hüsker Dü - Everything Falls Apart And More
.
* Oil in this Heart - Dolfish - Your Love is Bummin' Me Out
* Bloodflowers - The Cure - Bloodflowers
* In the Cold, Cold Night - The White Stripes - Elephant
* Get On Top - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication
* Heavy Chevy - Alabama Shakes - Boys & Girls
* Boom! - System of a Down - Steal This Album!
* Pictures of You - The Cure - Disintegration
* Organic Shadows - Meshuggah - Nothing
* Coda Maestoso in F (Flat) Minor - Earth - Hibernaculum
* Kill Caustic - AFI - Decemberunderground
The Replacements made the list of nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2014. Other first timers on the ballot are Peter Gabriel, Hall & Oates, Nirvana, Link Wray, Linda Ronstadt, Yes and the Zombies.
Welcome to the discussion!
https://wgom.org/2013/10/15/october-15-2013-off-schedule/#comment-171527
Uh,I was saving it for FMD. Yeah, that's it.
I'll repeat myself: NWA is my "Lock" of the week.
oooh, thats a pretty big lock.
'Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)' - Sponge Wax Ecstatic
'Wonderwall' - Oasis (Whats the Story) Morning Glory?
'Middle of the Road' - The Pretenders Learning to Crawl
'Heavy Bells' - J Roddy Walston & The Business Essential Tremors
'Little Talks' - Of Monsters and Men Into the Woods EP
'Learn to Fly' - Foo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to Lose
'Get Lucky' - Daft Punk
'Mother' - Danzig Danzig
'Sweet Child O Mine' - Guns N Roses Appetite For Destruction
'In Bloom' - Nirvana Nevermind
.
01. Testament - "Disciples of the Watch", The New Order
02. Iced Earth - "Waterloo", The Glorious Burden
03. Darkest Hour - "The Sadist Nation", Dead to Fall
04. Melechesh - "Deluge of Delusional Dreams", Emissaries
05. Vader - "Wolftribe", Revelations
06. Dysrhythmia - "Psychich Desolation", No Interference
07. Megadeth - "Symphony of Destruction", Countdown to Extinction
08. Primordial - "The Calling", Spirit the Earth Aflame
09. Running Wild - "Evil Spirit", Branded and Exiled
10. Kreator - "Your Heaven, My Hell", Phantom Antichrist
"Symphony of Destruction" is one of those songs that if it had come to my attention when I had some allowance saved, might have pushed me down the metal pathway. I loved that song, but never took the step to actually purchase it. Similar story for several Metallica albums.
I never knew who sang this...always thought it was something from a Metallica album that I didn't own. I was getting into grunge in '93 so heavy/thrash metal didn't get explored.
Listening to The Lens lately; they're an instrumental new age/shoegazer/prog thing, and nice background for work.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcRkl_HmCCU
Hi folks.
01. iceage - "Awake" from You're Nothing
02. A$AP Ferg - "Cocaine Castle" from Trap Lord
03. Kurt Vile - "Never Run Away" from Walkin on a Pretty Daze
04. Obits - "Receptor" from Beds & Bugs
05. Disappears - "Power" from Era
06. Earl Sweatshirt ft. Vince Staples - "Centurion" from Doris
07. California X - "Pond Rot" from California X
08. Gucci Mane ft. Chief Keef - "Darker" from Trap House III
09. Forest Swords - "The Plumes" from Engravings
10. Pissed Jeans - "Vain in Costume" from Honeys
BT. Danny Brown ft. Freddie Gibbs - "The Return" from Old
Took the day off. (I don't work on my birthday.) Full iTunes library and I didn't even have to remove any bird songs or EAR music.
1. Einstürzende Neubauten “Was Ist Ist (Kreidler Mix)” Ende Neu Remixes
2. Luomo “Talk In Danger” The Present Lover
3. Tricky “Ghetto Youth” Christiansands
4. James Brown “Santa Claus Go Straight To The Ghetto” I Wrapped It Myself
5. Plastikman “Outbak” Musik
6. Retribution Gospel Choir “Workin' Hard” 2
7. Arrested Development “Blues Happy” 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days In The Life Of...
8. Mark Kozelek “Trailways” Find Me, Ruben Olivares (Live In Spain)
9. Rocky Votolato “Fragments” True Devotion
T. Johnny Cash “I Hung My Head” American IV: The Man Comes Around
That Arrested Development cassette was among my first purchases, read an article about them in some music magazine for kids, then saw the tape in the local store. This was back when I was still an easy mark for advertising like that.
/off to read pitchfork
//off to buy new Sleigh Bells album
They did a great "Tennessee" on SNL back in the day
I bought that tape because of Tennessee.
The singles were all very good.
Well, "Tennessee", "People Everyday", and "Mr. Wendall".
I ended up on their fan list (because it was free) and ended up buying the likewise-minded but much less good album from Gumbo.
Got the "lost" Patty Griffin lp that was recorded back in 2000 but just saw it's official bow this month. Label mergers and clueless suits deemed it wasn't worthy of release. Thankfully, that wrong has been righted. Herewith the ferociously rocking title cut.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA5Px0HefNA
The first I heard of Patty Griffin was a promo EP for Silver Bell, which I got at the Electric Fetus and which I gifted to EAR when she was EAP. I said "I think you will like this". She sure did.
I used the internet years ago to get some purported version of the album, but I should get the real release now.
Yep. That song rocked.
Anyone ever listen to any digital hardcore?
Earlier this week, Low's Twitter linked to something from Alec Empire, and the youngest two really enjoyed it.
I don't have much stuff, as I got tired of the sound halfway through whatever it was I listened to.
Looking for some things that I won't mind the girls hearing, so things like the ATR/Slayer collab "No Remorse/I Want to Die" is out.
Or even just the screaminess of, say, "Deutschland Has Gotta Die" is out, too. (I don't know what those lyrics are.)
I just played LBR some EC8OR. Maybe that's not what I'm looking for, maybe more just drill'n'bass like Plug or early Squarepusher.
I went down to the basement, pulled out Big Loada
As soon as "Come on My Selector" starts, LBR's eyes open big and she starts nodding her head.
Then she took the teal jelly looking pacifier from a doll and put it in her own mouth. She's a raver at 20 months!