Synchro Belt Drive

The album laid next to my CD-player for the past weeks. Today I'm finally giving it a spin and it sounds quite good through the K500. In short: I'm smitten...

I prefer to lurk and I am not very old (1988!) but here it goes: 1. Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up (Always go for the long version!) 2. Lyn Collins - Think (About It) 3. Yvonne Fair - Say Yeah Yeah 4. James Brown & The JB's - It's A New Day (Being partial to JB this was a though choice.) 5. Joe Tex - You're Right Ray Charles 6. ...(Should be a Ray Charles track of choice...) Oh well

The CD should arrive soon, right now the FLACs are playing...

Eerie Indiana? It was shown on Dutch television in the good days of cartoons and series. In those days they had the guts to air "Gundam Wing", one of my favourite (anime) series.

Yup, thanks for bringing Head-Case back...

Thanks for reminding me, I have a weak spot for this band...

Buena Vista Social Club...

Led Zeppelin's compilation "Mothership"...

Dry hump mod completely closed. A few minutes ago page 8 was accessible but after that it closed completely...

Burial's album "Untrue", this is keeping me pleasantly awake. It has been a while since an album was as good as strong as coffee on an empty stomach.

Ben L'Oncle Soul's album "Live Paris", a bit of a gamble but it sounds good...

[media=] Fun featuring Janelle Monáe with "We Are Young", the acoustic version...

Thankfully they are short and to the point here. (Curiosity led me here...)

Thomas Paine's "The Age Of Reason". I was just curious and it turned out to be both interesting and tricky given the sharp reasoning. The history surrounding his work is quite fascinating...

Utopia, I prefer the book instead of neutrality. Oh well...

The Doors - Strange Days

John Butler Trio's song "Take" from the album "Three". The instrumentals by this band are a real pleasure. I find it hard to believe an album like this could have emerged in 2010.

Pink Floyd's album "The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn", the 2007 remaster...

Even if his design would work I couldn't care less. I choose to ignore his creations a long time ago since his review here was obvious enough. I am not a Electronic Egineer or anything. I just read a lot and try to find out for myself how things work. The way 'he' communicates just gives me the feeling he wants to share his absolute ideas with no form of healthy feedback(/criticism). Back to Pink Floyd...

My Brother the Islamist

Kyuss' album "Blues For The Red Sun"...

Ennio Morricone's soundtrack for "Once Upon A Time In The West". Pure bliss...

Good music to start the day with...

This should be a good follow up...