minor threat's first demo tape

surfing on sine waves - polygon window

birchville cat motel.

Fire-Jimi Hendrix

Pussy Galore - "Live: In The Red"

Destroyed Room...Thank *you*!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=cM8GIHBroe0
napalm death - scum - cos its 3am no other reason.

"The Holy Mountain" Soundtrack and Thunderbolt Pagoda

Lightning Bolt - Ride the Skies
gnarly, dude

fleetwood mack even gnarlier.

My brightest diamond - Grenoble, Le ciel, 02-25-07

Rrrighteous, another 3 weeks until im covered in personal and the brians' sweat.

and another six months until the new album comes out.

Keiji Haino and with Boris- Black: Implication Flooding

It was the cheapest thing on the merch table when I saw Boris last night and the album I was most interested in hearing. What I've lisened to so far is pretty awesome.

keiji haino

Radiohead - 1994-06-26, Glastonbury SBD (from dime)

Don Cherry - The Sonet Recordings. Disc One: "Eternal Now"...

Dinosaur Jr - Beyond
I've got it, I 've got it !!!!
It's great.

The Cato Salsa Experience and The Thing with Joe McPhee - Two Bands and a Legend.

Phew, long title.

^^^

how is it?

yes joe mcphee is exellent is he not?

i have the live at holy cross monestary and its fantastic.

A Thrones compilation CD on Southern Lord. Earlier on I was grooving to some Atlantic soul. Bitchin'.

after all the nin and industrial music talk on here yesterday.. i pulled this one out an am groovin to it right now...

Starving Weirdos - Harry Smith

(it's Market Square by Charalambides)

Geoff Mullen - The Air Between

superb record

Got up and went and bought it on CD and Vinyl this morning. I already have all the songs bootlegged off of the internet, but they are cleaner on this CD and they have been given different names for some reason??? Like 'Sticks & Stones' is now called 'Looking over my shoulder'.

It was worth buying a million times over just for a rare really early version of 'From a poison well' which is called 'First Timer' on the New Moon CD, it is so beautiful, even more so than the version he recorded later with different lyrics. Another highlight is "Seen how things are hard" a live version has only ever been available over the internet. There are some pictures of Elliott taken in portland, and one of him as a little boy which is really cute.

Rebecca Gates, Sam Coomes, Christopher O'Riley, and Sean Croghan write little messages about Elliott, and Larry Crane who is has all the power over the estate of Steven Paul Smith (Elliott) writes a message too.

It's nice, not as well put together or interesting as 'From A Basement On The Hill" but thats probably because i have heard al these songs a million times before.

Rest In Peace Elliott Smith.

I haven't given it a major listen yet but I like it so far. Muscular jazz interpretations of various songs, Louie, Louie and The Witch being particularly forthright.

I understand the liner notes were written by Mr Thurston Moore. It sounds quite cool and is on a sweet label.

I'm listening to disc 2 of Sails, my favourite Loren Connors moment

"It Will Be New Miminokoto" by Koji Shimura and Junzo Suzuki, which Shimura kindly laid on me last night.
Excellent thus far!
Two of these tunes were written by the late Jutoku Kaneko, and I find them to be a beautiful tribute.
Highly recommended!
If anyone sees any of the Acid Mothers Temple shows on this tour, you can pick this up from him (he plays drums with them).

Cleaning the house to Fluke - Puppy

now...

Some random mp3s by the following:
The Faint
Xiu Xiu
Tokyo Police Club
The Unicorns
Interpol
Dead Kennedys
Violent Femmes

Der Teenage Panzer Corps.

Robert Wyatt - "Shleep"