What are you listening to Part the Third

[Torpedo]

Some dirty rocky soul

 

Lisa and The Lips - Lisa and The Lips

 

Streaming at Bandcamp

 

[mikeymad]

Prepping for the weekend..
 

 
Ginger Baker Jack Bruce Gary Moore  

BBM - 1994 - Around the Next Dream

[blessingx]

2x45

[aardvark baguette]

[Dusty Chalk]

Downtown -- really sorry these guys never did a second album, really strong songcraft.

[Dusty Chalk]

Duruflé, Requiem

[Torpedo]

Trombone Shorty - Say That to Say This

 

Available at Spotify

 

[Cankin]

It's less dark than her first album to me and I also like her first album more, but this one is good too.

 

Listening now, in 24/44.1 Hi-Res....so far so good!  Some (many?) similarities to her first, TBD if I like one over the other.

 

EDIT: as the tracks go on, realizing there is more of a difference from the first.....will need more listens, but I'm thinking the first album "grabbed" me more.

 

[Cankin]

[aardvark baguette]

 

meshuggah - destroy, erase, improve

[cutestory]

Clannad — Fuaim (1982)

 

[Dusty Chalk]

AKW, again -- really great.  They do the slip from intimate to big and majestic seemlessly.

[blessingx]

big great symphony box volume 1 + 2 (currently $.99 each) http://www.amazon.com/Symphony-No-Major-Op-92-Scherzo/dp/album-redirect/B00G04JWHW

http://www.amazon.com/Big-Great-Symphonies-Box-Vol/dp/B00G04BDLA

[Dusty Chalk]

Pin-up Went Down -- 342 -- this shit is awesome.  I love music that begs the question, WTF?!?

 

Imagine Unexpect with less caffeine and larger instrumental palette and more different dynamics.  But with the same attention span.

 

[en480c4]

 

AKW, again -- really great.  They do the slip from intimate to big and majestic seemlessly.

 

 

Pin-up Went Down -- 342 -- this shit is awesome.  I love music that begs the question, WTF?!?

 

Imagine Unexpect with less caffeine and larger instrumental palette and more different dynamics.  But with the same attention span.

 

Thanks for posting both of these... very different but both very good.  The Unexpect comparison was right on, and I found AKW in particular to be quite excellent.

[Dusty Chalk]

 

Me:  Loinclöth, Iron Balls of Steel (lollers at the title) -- instrumental math metal

[mikeymad]

whisky night - and some blues..

 

[Dusty Chalk]

The Gathering, Afterwords

 

Also, still stuck on Downtown.

[aardvark baguette]

getting out a bunch of ripped music to inventory & sell off.  (undercutting the shit out of everyone else)

 

its nice to hear old friends

 

 

ray brown - something for lester

Edited October 29, 2013 by aardvark baguette

[postjack]

Trombone Shorty - Say That to Say This

 

Available at Spotify

 

 

Didn't know he had a new record! Listening now. Trombone Shorty is one of my favorites. Seen him live a handful of times and he never fails to blow my mind.

[Dusty Chalk]

Songs for Drella

[Dusty Chalk]

Lou Reed, The Raven -- this is such a bizarre project -- I think he deliberately goes through some very disparate and anachronistic styles with this from (MMM-style) noise ("Fire Music" -- which is -- from a fan of Japanese noise and Dry Lungs/Controlled Bleeding/etc. -- still brilliantly musical) to spoken word radio-style adaptations of some of his work to a very strange reading of "A Perfect Day" to blues and gospel and straight-ahead Lou Reed style music.  Love it.  Steve Buscemi has some cameos, and I didn't realize he had such a distinctive voice.

[Dusty Chalk]

Now I'm going to go and listen to Traffic Experiment, mostly on the strength of this video:

[grawk]

http://www.amazon.com/Transformer-Lou-Reed/dp/B00006LLOG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1383138307&sr=8-1&keywords=transformer+lou+reed'>

[Hopstretch]

The 1975 -- S/T