The ever-popular "Currently Listening" thread
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Gig
Sentinel
That's beautiful dte. I've never even heard of Crutain Society.
I know this one won't push anyone's limits, but it's where my head is right now.
Lost In The Supermarket -- The Clash
I know this one won't push anyone's limits, but it's where my head is right now.
Lost In The Supermarket -- The Clash
dteowner
Shoegazer
Unless you live in Massachusetts or are a pretty hardcore gazer, I'd be surprised if you had heard of them. Glad you liked it; they're one of my favorite bands and that's one of their better songs.
Can't go wrong with the Clash.
Can't go wrong with the Clash.
curiously undead
tuned to a different freq
yeah the curtain society are always good stuff...i love my massachusetts bands though!!! they were even friends with and toured with my favourite shoegaze/dreampop band "an april march".
dteowner
Shoegazer
Isn't it a shame Bedazzled died? They had Curtain Society, An April March, and Siddal (among others). I don't generally pay much attention to labels, but I'd buy Bedazzled releases completely on faith.
Devil's Dildo - Hellbillys
Hilarious song, this band is psychobilly at it's worst. or best, depending on your outlook.
Hilarious song, this band is psychobilly at it's worst. or best, depending on your outlook.
curiously undead
tuned to a different freq
speaking of dying way to early how about some from the highly unique and damn sexy Morphine.
Morphine- Buena
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP8QhblSkRI&mode=related&search=
Morphine- Buena
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP8QhblSkRI&mode=related&search=
txa1265
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I've been listening to some rather odd solo acoustic guitar stuff.
Pieces for Guitar by Derek Bailey - described as "non-idiomatic free improvisation" ... which basically means that his stuff has neither tonality or rhythm (here my wife would say - see, even *he* agrees it is noise). This is some of his early stuff recently released and shows much more structure than later work. Great to hear the origins.
Live music by Bill Frisell - pulled from a radio broadcast, this is from the late 90's and is another recent digitization from tape. Pretty straight-ahead stuff from a guy who used electronic effects pretty heavily in creating layers of sound in his usual jazz guitar stuff.
Pieces for Guitar by Derek Bailey - described as "non-idiomatic free improvisation" ... which basically means that his stuff has neither tonality or rhythm (here my wife would say - see, even *he* agrees it is noise). This is some of his early stuff recently released and shows much more structure than later work. Great to hear the origins.
Live music by Bill Frisell - pulled from a radio broadcast, this is from the late 90's and is another recent digitization from tape. Pretty straight-ahead stuff from a guy who used electronic effects pretty heavily in creating layers of sound in his usual jazz guitar stuff.
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txa1265
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For some reason, after all of that non-structure I'm listening to a recent bargain acquisition that features very traditional 50's rock music:
Stubbs the Zombie Soundtrack
Stubbs the Zombie Soundtrack
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