[MUSIC]What Are You Listening To?

m b v was a decent effort. Certainly will be one of the best of the year. Last 3 songs are highlights.

 

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I was listening to RED, but not anymore. Howard Benson really does have the special "talent" of producing the lamest, garage band-sounding radio songs I have ever heard. RED used to have a distinct sound, but now "Release the Panic" sounds like the other crap you here on the radio.

 

can't wait for full version of this song

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Had an urge to listen to Beulah. Can't stop now. The Coast is Never Clear is such a good album.

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fiona apple - the idler wheel...

this album tears me to pieces and puts me back together a better person.

 

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If you want a good laugh, well these songs makes me laugh

 

Forgot how much I love this entire album. For some reason, I always group it with Invisible Touch (which I hate). Maybe because of the similar album covers?

Just poppy enough to be more accessible than their early stuff...while still being Genesis. Great album.

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john lee hooker - live at newport

 

john lennon - plastic ono band

 

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Spoiler

The Durutti Column - The Return Of The Durutti Column (1979)

"Sketch for Summer" -- 00:00
"Requiem for a Father" -- 03:00
"Katharine" -- 08:04
"Conduct" -- 13:32
"Beginning" -- 18:33
"Jazz" -- 20:10
"Sketch for Winter" -- 21:47
"Collette" -- 24:09
"In 'D'" -- 26:29

[Bonus Tracks]
"Lips That Would Kiss" 28:52
"Madeleine" 32:39
"First Aspect of the Same Thing" 35:40
"Second Aspect of the Same Thing" 39:22
"Sleep Will Come" 42:22
"Experiment in Fifth" 44:09

 

Busking by Mike Doughty.

http://www.mikedoughty.com/blog/archives/000662.html

"Pat Dillett and I went down into the pedestrian tunnel between the 1 and the L trains on 14th street and did some recording.

This was the site of my first attempt at busking, when I was 19. I had a friend who was making a living playing "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" over and over again on subway platforms. I made it all of ten minutes before I split, completely demoralized by the people rushing past without paying attention.

Now that I make a cushy living as a singer/songwriter, I make it a point to give two bucks to every busker I encounter in the subway. They're the hardest working people in show business.

Pat held a mic up to me, and I did maybe ten songs, sometimes between trains, when the tunnel was empty, sometimes when the tunnel was full of voices and footsteps, all of which I hope made it onto the tape. I haven't heard it yet, but there were certain seredipitous moments that I think would sound fantastic; somebody humming along tunelessly with their iPod just as I ended a song, drunk voices shouting between tunes.

I got lots of smiles, and made $3.10. Two dollar bills, four quarters, and a dime.
"

 

usually hate the funk, but this was good.

Enchantment-Enchantment

 

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None of their other songs are as good as this one, though they still have a few other good ones. But man, this song

 

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Alt j - an awesome wave

Breezeblocks is such a kickass song... Can't stop listening to it. The video/lyrics are pretty intense.