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[fearandpanic]

actually fear, yes I was, and I don't see why such terms should be excluded from dialogue about music (though I had just finished watching Sleepy Hollow when I wrote that).

There's no need to exclude them from discussions about music (that would leave the history of opera in a very unfortunate position). It's just that they don't cut it in any kind of assessment of those pieces. It appears to me that you're doing them a disservice by considering them that way (that is, in such abstract terms.)

[Vincent Kargatis]

Big Star - "My Life is Right" (#1 Record, 1972)
Chisel - "Looking Down At" (8 A.M. All Day, 1996)
Xiu Xiu - "Baby Captain" (La Foret, 2005)
Aesop Rock - "No City" (None Shall Pass, 2007)
Grandaddy - "Where I'm Anymore" (Just Like the Fambly Cat, 2006)
Deerhoof - "You Can See" (The Runners Four, 2005)
Heartless Bastards - "Brazen" (All This Time, 2006)
Awake and Alert - "Vows" (Devil In A Lambskin Suit, 2007)
Radiohead - "Black Star" (The Bends, 1995)
Black Francis - "Captain Pasty" (Bluefinger, 2007)
Us 3 - "True To The Game" (Broadway & 52nd, 1997)
The Dismemberment Plan - "Soon To Be Ex-Quaker" (!, 1995)
Public Enemy - "White Heaven-Black Hell" (Muse Sick-n-hour Mess Age, 1994)
Brave Combo - "Mystery Spot Polka" (Polkas For A Gloomy World, 1995)
Sunny Day Real Estate - "Tearing In My Heart" (The Rising Tide, 2000)
Richard Thompson - "I Can't Wake Up To Save My Life" (Two Letter Words (Live 1994), 1994)
Captain Beefheart - "Doctor Dark" (Lick My Decals Off, Baby, 1970)
Beastie Boys - "Dramastically Different" (The Mix-Up, 2007)
Curtis Mayfield - "Ghetto Child (demo)" (Curtis, 1970)
Peter Gabriel - "The Family And The Fishing Net" (Security, 1982)
Henry Cow - "Day By Day: Half the Sky" (Western Culture, 2002)
Garbage - "My Lover's Box" (Garbage, 1995)
Panda Bear - "Young Prayer (untitled 4)" (Young Prayer, 2004)
Nine Inch Nails - "Vessel" (Year Zero, 2007)

Ryu Hankil/Jin Sangtae/Choi Joonyong - "Window Seat I" (5 Modules, 2006)
e-rax - "Taking a Dip in TV-Dust" (Live at the Bimhuis 1999, 2000)
Cor Fuhler - "Stengam part 1" (Stengam, 2006)
Giuseppe Ielasi & Domenico Sciajno - "The 'Still' or Moving Image" (Right After, 2001)
Masahiko Okura & Gunter Muller - "Tug" (Metal Tastes Like Orange, 1999)
G?nter M?ller & Toshimaru Nakamura - ".....tint" (tint, 2003)
Jason Lescalleet - "Ambidexterous and Half Japanese" (Mattresslessness, 2002)
Radian - "Nahfeld" (rec.extern, 2002)
Cranc - "Erdbeben" (All Angels, 2000)
Fred Frith - "Voice Of America part 4" (Step Across The Border, 1989)
John Butcher - "There are today more than 390" (Thirteen Friendly Numbers, 1992)
Jason Lescalleet - "Underscore pt 2" (Mattresslessness, 2002)
Kazuhisa Uchihashi - "Invisible Guitar pt 2" (Improvised Music From Japan (disc 5), 2001)
Naked City - "The Blade" (Torture Garden, 1991)
Bill Hsu & John Butcher - "Live London Dec 2006" (Bill Hsu Duos with Saxophone, 2006)
Ignaz Schick & Andrea Neumann - "petit VIb" (petit pale, 2001)
Keith Rowe, Thomas Lehn, Marcus Schmickler - "Segment 13" (Rabbit Run, 2003)
Filament - "Filament 2-4" (Secret Recordings 2, 1999)
Ground Zero - "Yellow Army, Beloved of the va" (Revolutionary Pekinese Opera, 1995)
Alex Dorner & Kevin Drumm - "1a" (Alex Dorner & Kevin Drumm, 2000)
Shelley Hirsch - "Confession Booth" (O Little Town of East New York, 1995)
Keith Rowe, Thomas Lehn, Marcus Schmickler - "Segment 38" (Rabbit Run, 2003)

[kangaroo?]

[user_1044]

Jay Dee - Vintage

[user_5099]

iron and wine - the shephard's dog

fuck yeah

improvement??? mm hmm!

[bryan]

Jay Dee - Vintage

ooo.. how is it?



i've been listening to this alot lately:


Aesop Rock - _None Shall Pass_

[grisha]

[maRi]

[Stevo]

Thurston Moore band live in Washington DC 29/9/07
really enjoying this, prompted me to buy the lp. I trust its as good as this though here 2nd guitarist is Chris Brocaw and bassist is Matt Heyner whereas on lp its J & Thurston (doubling instrument so playing acoustic guitar & bass). Lydia Lunch said at the time of In Limbo that she always liked Thurston's bassplaying. I haven't heard a great deal so can't comment.
Can say this live set's very good.
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[_duif]

Kan Mikami - Best album
[1994 Nippon Columbia]

tracks from the first two albums (1971-72, both of which will be reissued in their entirety at the end of November!)

[edwin]

High Rise - "mira"

the riff the riff the riff the riff the riff the riff. aah

[Stevo]

miles davis - agharta

finally found a good rip of the japanese release of this. the sound is great.

2000AD once coopted that image sans maidens for an ABC Warriors story. Anybody see it? I'm not sure if I'd still have the issue it was in.

They als once turned DExter the gunshark into NIck Cave for one panel back in the mid 90s. Would love to find that but think that's almost definitely a long lost copy.

[grisha]

[Paul C]

This is a good one. Have you heard the See Mi Yah disc - strong on the vocals, with a pretty subtle & minimal mix. One of my favorites of the Rhythm & Sound reggae releases.

[grisha]

i am in the process of downloading it.

np:

[sound plague]

This is a good one. Have you heard the See Mi Yah disc - strong on the vocals, with a pretty subtle & minimal mix. One of my favorites of the Rhythm & Sound reggae releases.

I give this one regular spins as well. I'll have to look into the See Mi Yah disc if it's comparable to w/ the artists.

[jon abbey]

I give this one regular spins as well. I'll have to look into the See Mi Yah disc if it's comparable to w/ the artists.

it's the same rhythm over and over, tough to listen to too much of at once.

[dave quam]

[sound plague]

I give this one regular spins as well. I'll have to look into the See Mi Yah disc if it's comparable to w/ the artists.

it's the same rhythm over and over, tough to listen to too much of at once.

Hmmmm, perhaps I'll just give it a download then. Test the waters.

[grisha]

I give this one regular spins as well. I'll have to look into the See Mi Yah disc if it's comparable to w/ the artists.

it's the same rhythm over and over, tough to listen to too much of at once.

Hmmmm, perhaps I'll just give it a download then. Test the waters.

yeah it's a cd comp culled from series of 7''s that all have different mcs but one rhythm. you can get them here:

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